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Page. 

1191  East,  The.  For  Henne-am  Rliyn  read 

Henne-am  Rhyn,  O. 

1192  -  For  Gulbelkian,  S.,  in  the  nonpareil 

type,  read  Gulbenkian,  C.  S. 

1193  East,  The,  Religions.  Gruppe,  O.  F.  For 

culten  read  culte. 

1195  Eastern  churches.  For,  See  also  Ameri¬ 
can  Church  read,  See  also  Armenian 
Church. 

119S  Ebers,  G.  M.  Ebers  gallery.  For  1892 
read  1886. 

-  Ebers  gallery.  For  1882  read  1886. 

1212  Edward  IV,  King  of  England.  Comines, 
P.  de.  For  Louis  read  Lewis. 

1239  Elizabeth,  Mme.  Vitrac,  J.  B.  For 
Oraison  read  Oraisons. 

1244  Ellis,  G.  J.  W.  A.  In  third  title  for  Ox¬ 
ford  read  Orford. 

1274  England,  Geology.  For  Greenough,  J. 
B.  Geological  map  read  Greenough, 
G.  B.  Physical  and  geological  map. 

1282  English  ballads  and  songs.  Percy,  T. 
For  Reliques  o  read  Reliques  of. 

1287  English  fiction.  Reeve,  C.  In  second 
title  for  Oxford  read  Orford. 

1322  For  Epistle  of  polycarp  read  Epistle  of 

Polycarp. 

1323  Epoques  principales.  For  Goffaux,  P. 

J.,  read  Goffaux,  F.  J. 

1327  For  Erich,  der  aeltere  read  Erich,  der 
aeltere. 

1336  Essex,  County ,  England.  Wright,  T.  For 
the  the  county  read  the  county. 

1344  For  Etude  sur  la  prononciation  de  l’Emuet 
read  Etude  sur  la  prononciation  de  l’E 
muet. 

1361  Europe,  Politics.  For  Pradt,  D.  D.  de, 
read  Dufour  de  Pradt,  D.,  and  place 
after  Combes,  F. 

1374  For  Extracts  de  los  mas  celebres,  etc., 
read  Extractos  de  los  mas  celebres,  etc. 


Page. 

1376  Eyton,  T.  C.  In  last  title  insert  Proc. 
after  Zool.  Soc.  London. 

1381  Face  to  face.  For  Gooch,  F.  C.,  read 
Inglehart,  Mrs.  F.  C-.  G. 

1385  For  Fairfax,  Sir  Thomas,  read  Fairfax, 
Thomas,  3  Baron  Fairfax,  and  place 
after  Fairfax,  Vice-Admiral  Robert. 

1410  Ferrar,  J.  For  1885  read  1855. 

1421  Fiesole,  M.  da.  For  Mina  read  Mino. 

1435  Fischart,  J.  For  Asiat.  read  Alsat. 

1454  Florence,  History.  Bonaini,  F.  For 
reipubblicae  read  reipublicae. 

1456  Florentine  nights.  For  Heine,  C.  J.  H., 
rose  writings,  read  Heine,  C.  J.  H.,  Prose 
writings. 

1489  France,  R.  de.  For  trouble  read  troubles. 

1541  For  Frankenstein :  the  modern  mande- 
mon,  read  Frankenstein :  the  modern 
man  demon. 

1568  Frederick  Henry,  Prince  of  Wales.  Can¬ 
cel  Cornwallis,  Sir  C.,  Account  of  the 
baptism,  etc.,  and  insert,  See  Henry 
Frederick,  Prince  of  Wales. 

1571  Freeland,  H.  W.  In  first  title  for  Aver¬ 
sion  read  A  version. 

1595  French  literature,  History  and  crit¬ 
icism.  Bray,  N.  A.  G.  de.  For  2  pts.  in 
iv  read  2  pts.  in  1  v. 

1598  French  poetry.  For  Bai'if,  J.  A.  de, 
CEuvres,  read  Baif,  J.  A.  de,  Euvres. 

1607  For  Fiederichs,  K.,  read  Friederichs,  K. 

1615  Frothingham,  A.  L.,  Jr.  Insert  (Ed.) 
before  third  title. 

1627  Furnivall,  F.  J.  (Ed.)  Story  of  Eng¬ 
land.  For  Langtoft,  P.,  read  Man¬ 
ning,  R. 

1632  Gairdner,  J.  Insert  (Ed.)  before  fifth 
title. 

1643  Gardiner,  S.  R.  In  first  title  cancel  v.  1. 

1647  Garnet,  H.  For  Regni  Anglia  read 
Regni  Angliae. 


Page. 

1651 

1653 

1667 

1671 

1697 

1737 

1743 

1785 

1850 

1865 


Gaste,  A.  E.  In  first  title  for  si&cles  read 
siecle. 

Gau,  F.  C.  For  primiere  read  premiere. 

General  and  statistical  survey.  For 
Cook  read  Cork. 

Geodesy.  Gore,  J.  H.  For  1887  read  1889. 

German  literature,  Bibliography.  For 
Hahn,  H.,  read  Hayn,  H. 

Gilij,  F.  S.  For  americano  read  ameri- 
cana  ;  for  dell’  read  nell’. 

Giovanni,  V.  di.  In  first  title  for  de  Pa¬ 
lermo  read  di  Palermo. 

For  Goossens,  E.  de.  Vedia  y,  read  Goos- 
sens,  E.  de  Vedia  y. 

Great  Britain,  Church  history.  Prynne, 
W.  In  first  title  for  uuity  read  unity. 

Great  Britain,  History.  Major,  J.  For 
with  notes  by  Constable  read  with  notes 
by  A.  Constable. 


Page. 

1869  -  For  Ralph,  of  Coggeshall,  in  the  non¬ 

pareil  type,  read  Coggeshalle,  R.,  and 
place  before  Cotton,  Sir  R.  B. 

1870  -  Birch,  T.  In  third  title  for  Historial 

read  Historical. 

1884  -  Briefe  resolution.  For  case  o  con¬ 

science  read  case  of  conscience. 

1890  -  Greville,  C.  C.  F.  For  Ek.  by  H. 

Reeve  read  Ed.  by  H.  Reeve. 

1922  Greek  astronomy.  Ptolemaeus,  C.  For 
celor“  read  celoru. 

1958  For  Greely  relief  expedition  of  1844  read 
Greely  relief  expedition  of  1884. 

1975  Griqualand  West.  In  third  title  for 
relaling  read  relating  ;  for  Gr.  read  Gt. 

1982  Gruenbaum,  M.  In  fourth  title  for  ver- 
schiedenen  read  verschiednen  ;  for 
trunkenhcit  read  trunkenheit. 


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E 

E***  EARL  OF  PEMBROKE’S  SPEECH 


E***  Catalogue  des  tableaux  modernes  com- 
posant  la  collection  particuliere  de  M.  E***, 
dont  la  vente  aura  lieu  4  Mars,  1878.  [Avec 
5  pi.]  [Paris,  1878.]  r.  8°.  — 17C2 

G.  D.  See  Eichthal,  G.  d’. 
pluribus  unum.  30  pp.  Lowell,  J.  R.,  Polit. 

essays,  p.  45. 

Eachard,  John,  D.  D.  Circa  1636-97. 

Works.  11  ed.  London,  1705.  12°.  2103 

Contents.  Grounds  and  occasions  of  the  contempt  of 
the  clergy  and  religion  enquir’d  into. — Observations 
on  an  answer  to  the  enquiry. —  Mr.  Hobb's  State  of 
nature  considered. — Five  letters. 

-  Grounds  and  occasions  of  the  contempt  of 

the  clergy  and  religion  enquired  into.  Lon¬ 
don,  1670;  repr.  1883.  8°.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng. 

garner ,  v.  7.)  2117 

Eadie,  John,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.  1810-76. 

Biblical  cyclopaedia ;  or,  dictionary  of 
Eastern  antiquities,  geography,  natural  his¬ 
tory,  sacred  annals  and  biography,  theology 
and  Biblical  literature,  illustrative  of  the  Old 
and  New  Testaments.  14  ed.  Phila.,  n.  d.  8°. 

1188 

-  (Ed.)  Cruden’s  Concordance  to  the  Holy 

Scriptures.  See  Cruden,  A. 

-  and  others.  Imperial  dictionary  of  uni¬ 
versal  biography.  London,  n.  d.  3  v.  in 
16  pts.  r.  8°.  4752 

Contents. 

Aa,  C.  C.  H.  van  der-Aram,  E.  pt.  1. 

Arama-Barker,  S.  pt.  2. 

Barker,  F.-Bicheno,  J.  E.  pt.  3. 

Bickerstaff,  I.-Brown,  J.  pt.  4. 

Brown,  J.-Cetina,  G.  de,  pt.  5. 

Cetras-Czuczor,  G.  pt.  6. 

Daa,  L.  C.-Dzehebi,  pt.  7. 

Eachard,  J.-Filangieri,  pt.  8. 

Filastre,  G.-Gay-Lussac,  L.  J.  pt.  9. 

Gay  de  Vernon,  L.-Hacket,  J.  pt.  10. 

Hacklaender,  F.  W.-Hunter,  W.  pt.  11. 

Huntingdon,  H.,  of-Lee,  S.  pt,  12. 

Lee,  S.-Mendelssohn-Bartholdy,  F.  pt.  13. 

Mendez-Pinto,  F.-Philip  IV,  pt.  14. 

Philip  V-Schleiermacher,  F.  D.  E.  pt.  15. 

Schloezer,  A.  L.  von-Zwingli,  U.  pt.  16. 

Eadmer,  of  Canterbury.  — circa  1124. 

Historia  novorum  in  Anglia,  et  opuscula 
duo  de  vita  Sancti  Anselmi  et  quibusdam 
miraculis  ejus.  Ed.  from  MSS.  in  the  library 
of  Corpus  Christi  College,  Cambridge,  by 
Martin  Rule.  London,  1884.  r.  8°.  ( Gt .  Brit. 
Rolls  chron. )  4503 

- Vita  Sancti  Oswaldi.  59  pp.  (Raine,  J.,  Histor.  ch. 

of  York,  v.  2,  pt.  1 :  Gt.  Brit.  Bolls  chron.) 

Vol.  III.— 149. 


Eads,  James  Buchanan,  LL.  D.  1820-87.  Recol¬ 
lections  of  Foote  and  his  gunboats.  5  pp.  ( Century  Mag. 
v.  7,  1885,  p.  419.) 

-  Corthell,  E.  L.  History  of  the  jetties  at 

the  mouth  of  the  Mississippi  river.  1880. 

—2714 

-  McCabe,. J.  D.,  Jr.  James  B.  Eads.  12  pp.  {In  his 

Great  fortunes,  p.  209.) 

Eads.  See  also  Edes. 

Eadsige,  St.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Hook,  W.  F. 

Eadsige.  5  pp.  {In  his  Lives  of  Abps.  of  Canterbury, 
v.  1, 1860,  p.  487.) 

Eagles,  Rev.  John.  1783-1855. 

Bristol  riots ;  their  causes,  progress,  and 
consequences.  [Jnoii.]  Bristol,  1832.  8°. 

2526 

Eagles.  Crevecceur,  J.  H.  St.  J.  de.  Eagles 

and  fish-hawks  on  the  Hudson.  1  p.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist. 
v.  8,  1882,  p.  358.)— lingerie,  I.  V.  Adler  und  loewe. 
3  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  5,  1860,  p.  99.) 

See  also  Birds. 

Eaglestone,  Constance.  Memoir  of  Sir  Edgar 

Boehm.  7  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149,  1891,  p.345.)  — 
Prince  Siagndeon.  14  pp.  {Westm..  Rev.  v.  135,  1891, 
p.  593.) 

Ealing,  England.  Faulkner,  T.  History  and 
antiquities  of  Brentford,  Ealing,  and  Chis¬ 
wick.  1845.  2523 

See  also  Middlesex. 

Ealred.  See  Ailred. 

Eanies,  Henry  H. 

Report  on  the  metalliferous  region  border¬ 
ing  on  Lake  Superior.  Saint  Paul,  1866.  8°. 

—1654 

Ear.  Wright,  W.  Essay  on  the  human  ear. 
n.  d.  —3706 

-  Muglslings-Jaelsson,  J.  Auditory  vertigo.  10pp. 

{Brain,  v.  2,  1880,  p.  29.)—  Jfuel,  J.  P.  Recherches  micro- 
scopiques  sur  l’anatomie  du  limagon  chez  les  mammi- 
fSres.  84  pp.  4  pi.  (Brussels  Acad.  Mem.  cour.  v.  42,  1879.) 
-Ormerod,  J.  A.  On  epilepsy  in  its  relation  to  ear- 
disease.  24  pp.  {Brain,  v.  6,  1884,  p.  20.) 

See  also  Acoustics.  —  Anatomy.  —  Deaf  mid 
Dumb.  —  Deafness.  —  Hearing-.  —  Pathology. — 
Physiology. — Senses  and  Sensation. 

Eardley-Wilmot,  E.  P.  See  Wilmot,  E.  P.  E. 
Eardley-Wilmot,  S.  M.  See  Wilmot,  S.  M.  E. 
Earl  and  the  doctor;  or,  the  chair  and  the 

siege.  9  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  522.) 

Earl  of  Pembroke’s  speech  in  the  House  of 
Peers,  when  the  seven  Lords  were  accused  of 
high-treason,  n.  p.,  1648.  sm.  4°.  ( Pam¬ 
phlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  10. )  4565 

Note.— A  satire. 

(4,  23, ’97.) 


EARLDOMS 


1188 


EARLY  ENGLISH 


Earldoms  of  Strathern,  Monteith,  and  Airth, 
History  of  the.  Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.  2785 

Earle,  Mrs.  Alice  Morse. 

China  collecting  in  America.  Illustr.  New 
York,  1892.  8°.  — 17C5 

-  New  England  meeting-house.  14  pp.  ( Atlant . 

Monthly,  v.  67,  1891,  p.  191.)  — The  Queen's  closet 
opened.  13  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  68,  1891,  p.  215.) 

Earle,  Baylis  J.  Perry,  B.  F.  Baylis  J.  Earle. 

8  pp.  (In  his  Reminiscences  of  public  men,  p.  214.) 

Earle,  or  Earles,  John,  Bp.  of  Salisbury.  Minute 

philosopher.  6  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  60,  1889,  p.  38.) 

Earle,  Rev.  John,  Rector  of  Swansxvick.  1824 — . 
English  prose ;  its  elements,  history,  and 
usage.  London,  1890.  8°.  2225 

-  Hand-book  to  the  land-charters  and  other 

Saxonic  documents.  Oxford,  1888.  12°.  — 2325 

-  Philology  of  the  English  tongue.  4  ed. 

Oxford,  1887.  12°.  '  —2123 

- On  local  names.  12  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Ar- 

chaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  8,  1883-84,  p.  50.)— [Sonnet.]  1  p. 
(Caine,  T.  H.  H.,  Sonnets  of  3  centuries,  p.  191.) — Study 
of  English.  10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  13,  1892,  p.  75.) 

-  {Ed.)  Psalter  of  the  Great  Bible  of  1539. 

A  landmark  of  English  literature.  Ed.  with 
introduction  and  notes.  London,  1894.  8°. 

Note.— Black-letter.  — 4232 

-  ( TV. )  Deeds  of  Beowulf.  An  English  epic 

of  the  eighth  century  done  into  modern  prose. 
With  an  introduction  and  notes.  Oxford,  1892. 
12°.  1374 

-  Plummer,  C.  {Ed.)  Two. of  the  Saxon 

chronicles  parallel,  with  supplementary  ex¬ 
tracts  from  the  others.  Revised  text ...  on 
the  basis  of  an  ed.  by  John  Earle,  v.  1.  1892. 

Earle,  Thomas.  1796-1849. 

Life,  travels,  and  opinions  of  Benjamin 
Lundy,  including  his  journeys  to  Texas  and 
Mexico ;  with  a  sketch  of  contemporary 
events,  and  a  notice  of  the  revolution  in 
Hayti.  [Anon.]  Phila.,  1847.  12°.  3797 

Earle.  See  also  Earll. 

Earle  of  Warwicke’s  glorious  victory  over  fifty 
ships  of  the  King  of  Denmarkes  in  the  Narrow 
Seas.  London,  1642.  sm.  4°.  ( Pamphlets : 

Charles  I,  v.  4. )  4555 

Earles,  John,  Bp.  of  Salisbury.  See  Earle,  J. 
Earlier  history  of  English  bookselling.  Rob¬ 
erts,  W.  W.17 

Earlier  life  and  the  chief  earlier  works  of 
Daniel  Defoe.  Morley,  H.  {Ed. )  4715 

Earlier  poems.  13  pp.  Longfellow,  H.  W., 

Wwks,  v.  1,  p.  35. 

Earll,  Robert  Edward.  Eastern  Florida  and 

its  fisheries.  13  pp.  (Goode,  G.  B.,  Fisheries  and  fishery 
industries  of  the  U.  S.  sect.  2,  p.  519.) — Coast  of  Maine 
and  its  fisheries.  98  pp.  (Goode,  G.  B.,  Fisheries  and 
fishery  industries  of  the  V.  S.  sect.  2,  p.  5.) — Maryland 
and  its  fisheries.  28  pp.  (Goode,  G.  B.,  Fisheries  and 
fishery  industries  of  the  V.  S.  sect.  2,  p.421.) — New  Jersey 
and  its  fisheries.  22  pp.  (Goode,  G.  B.,  Fisheries  and 
fishery  industries  of  the  U.  S.  sect.  2,  p.  379.)  —  North 
Carolina  and  its  fisheries.  23  pp.  (Goode,  G.  B.,  Fish¬ 
eries  and  fishery  industries  of  the  U.  S.  sect.  2,  p.  475.) — 


Pennsylvania  and  its  fisheries.  5  pp.  (Goode,  G.  B., 
Fisheries  and  fishery  industries  of  the  U.  S.  sect.  2,  p.  401.) 
—Fisheries  of  Sout  h  Carolina  and  Georgia.  20  pp. 
(Goode,  G.  B.,  Fisheries  and  fishery  industries  of  the  U.  S. 
sect.  2,  p.  499.) 

Earll.  See  also  Earle. 

Earlom,  Richard.  1742-1822. 

Liber  veritatis,  or  a  collection  of  two  hun¬ 
dred  prints,  after  the  original  designs  of 
Claude  le  Lorrain  ...  to  which  is  added  a 
descriptive  catalogue  of  each  print.  London, 
1777.  2  v.  in  1,  fo.  — 17D4 

-  Life  of  Claude  le  Eorraln.  4  pp.  (In  his  Liber 

veritatis,  v.  1,  p.  5.) 

Early,  Lt.-Gen.  Jubal  Anderson.  1816-94. 

Strength  of  Ewell’s  division  in  the  campaign  of  1862. 
9  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  301.) — 
Barbara  Erietchie :  refutation  of  Whittier’s  myth. 

4  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  7,  1879,  p.  435.) — 
Battle  of  Gettysburg.  62  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc. 
Papers,  v.  4,  1877,  p.  241.) — Letter  on  the  battle  of  Gettys¬ 
burg.  19  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  4,  1877, 
p.  50.) — Relative  numbers  at  Gettysburg:  reply  to  the 
Count  of  Paris.  25  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers, 
v.  6,  1878,  p.  12.)— Report  of  the  Gettysburg  cam¬ 
paign.  26  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  10,  1882, 
p.  529.)— Expedition  to  Hardy  and  Hampshire. 
2  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  9,  1881,  p.  267.) — 
— Stonewall  Jackson.  22  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc. 
Papers,  v.  6,  1878,  p.  261.)— Relative  strength  of  the  armies 
of  Eee  and  Grant.  16pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers, 
v.  2,  1876,  p.  6.)— Reply  to  Gen.  Eongstreet's  second 
paper.  18  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  5,1878, 
p.  270.)— Expedition  into  Maryland:  battle  of  Mono- 
cacy  and  advance  on  Washington.  3  pp.  (Southern  Hist. 
Soc.  Papers,  v.  9,  1881,  p.  74.)— Killing  of  Lt.  Meigs.  2  pp. 
(Southern.  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  9,  1881,  p.  77.)— Story  of 
the  attempted  formation  of  a  N.  W.  Confederacy. 

5  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  10,  1882,  p.  154.) — 
Comments  on  the  first  volume  of  Count  of  Paris’ 
Civil  war  in  America.  15  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc. 
Papers,  v.  3,  1877,  p.  140.)— Advance  on  Washington 
in  1864.  16  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  9,  1881, 
p.  297.)— Winchester  and  Fisher’s  Hill.  3  pp.  (South¬ 
ern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  10,  1882,  p.  78.) 

-  Long,  A.  L.  Gen.  Early’s  valley  campaign.  11  pp. 

(Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  3,  1877,  p.  112.)— Maury, 
R.  L.  Battle  of  Williamsburg  and  the  charge  of  the  24 
Virginia  of  Early’s  brigade.  30  pp.  (Southern  Hist. 
Soc.  Papers,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  281.) 

Early  adventures  in  Persia,  Susiana,  and 
Babylonia.  2  v.  Layard,  Sir  A.  H.  1497 
Early  Bibles  in  America.  Wright,  J.  W.  68 
Early  Britain :  Celtic  Britain.  Rhys,  J.  1588 
Early  Britain  :  Roman  Britain.  Scarth,  H.  M. 

1588 

Early  chapters  of  Cayuga  history,  1656-84. 

Hawley,  C.  ‘  3592 

Early  Chinese  civilisation,  Western  origin 
of.  Lacouperie,  A.  T.  de.  3431 

Early  chronicles  of  Shrewsbury,  1372-1603. 

Leighton,  W.  A.  (TV.)  2533 

Early  church  history  to  the  death  of  Con¬ 
stantine.  Backhouse,  E.  — 4172 

Early  days  and  men  of  California.  Swasey, 
W.  F.  '  3506 

Early  days  of  Mormonism.  Kennedy,  J.  H. 

—2285 

Early  English  prose  romances,  Collection 
of.  3  v.  Thoms,  W.  J.  {Ed.)  2336 


EARLY  ENGLISH  TEXT  SOCIETY 


1189 


EAR-RINGS 


Early  English  Text  Society.  Publications. 
Original  s.  nos.  79-96,  98-107  ;  extra  s.  nos.  41- 
68.  London,  18S3-96.  56  nos.  8°.  2125 

Note. — For  earlier  nos.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Contents.  Orosius,  P.  King  Alfred's  Orositis,  o.  s. 

no.  79. — Caxton  W.  (TV.)  Right  pleasant  and  goodly 
historie  of  the  foure  sonnes  of  Aymon.  Ed.  by  Octavia 
Richardson  (Eng.  Charlemagne  romances ,  pts.  10,  11), 
extra  s.  nos.  44,  45. — Benedictus,  of  Nursia,  St.  Rule 

of,  o.  s.  no.  90. — Caxton,  W.  Blanchardyn  and 
Eglantine.  Ed.  by  Leon  Kellner,  extra  s.  nos.  44,  45.— 
Barbour,  J.  The  Bruce  .  .  .  Ed.  by  W.  W.  Skeat, 
extra  s.  no.  55. — Edwin,  King  of  Northumbria.  Canter¬ 
bury  Psalter.  Ed.  by  F.  Harsley,  pt.  2,  o.  s.  no.  92. — 
Deimling,  H.  (Ed.)  Chester  j»lays,  pt.  1,  extra  s. 
no.  62. — Lanfranc,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Science  of  clr- 
urgie.  Ed.  by  R.  von  Fleischhacker,  pt.  1,  o.  s.  no.  102. 
— Austin,  T.  (Ed.)  Fifteenth  century  cookery  books, 
o.  s.  no.  91. — Charretier,  A.  The  Curial,  tr.  thus  in 
Eng.  by  W.  Caxton,  extra  s.  no.  54.— Morris,  Rev.  R.  (Ed.) 
Cursor  niundi,  o.  s.  nos.  99,  101. — Beda  Vencrabilis. 
Old  English  version  of  [the]  Ecclesiastical  history 
of  the  English  people,  pt.  1,  secs.  1,  2,  o.  s.  nos.  95,  96. 
—Caxton,  W.  Eneydos.  Ed.  by  W.  T.  Culley  and  F. 
J.  Furnivall,  extra,  s.  no.  57. — English  Charlemagne 
romances,  pts.  8-12,  extra  s.  nos.  41,  43-45,  50.— Ellis, 
A.  J.  Early  English  pronunciation,  pt.  5,  extra  s. 
no.  56. — Sweet,  H.  (Ed.)  Oldest  English  texts,  o.  s. 
no.  83.— Gollancz,  I.  (Ed.)  Exeter  book,  pt.  1,  o.  s. 
no.  104.— Bullein,  W.  Dialogue  against  the  fewer  pesti¬ 
lence.  Ed.  by  M.  W.  Bullen,  and  A.  H.  Bullen,  pt.  1, 
extra  s.  no.  52.— Harvey,  Rev.  R.  (Ed.)  Fire  of  love, 
o.  s.  no.  106. — Guillelmus,  Abp.  of  Tyre.  OodefTroy  of 
Boloyne;  or,  the  siege  and  conquest  of  Jerusalem.  Tr. 
from  the  Fr.  by  W.  Caxton,  extra  s.  no.  64. — Zupitza,  J. 
(Ed.)  Romance  of  Guy  of  Warwick,  pts.  1-3,  extra  s. 
nos.  42,  49,  59.— Hocdeve,  T.  Works.  Ed.  by  F.  J. 
Furnivall,  extra  s.  no.  61. — Napier,  A.  S.  History  of  the 
Holy  Rood-tree,  o.  s.  no.  103. — Bourchier,  Sir  J.,  Lord 
Berners  (Tr.)  Boke  of  Duke  H«»n  of  Burdens.  Ed. 
by  S.  L.  Lee  (Eng.  Charlemagne  romances,  pts.  8,  9,  12), 
extra  s.  nos.  41,  43,  50.— Thomas  &  Kempis,  St.  Earliest 
English  translation  of  the  first  three  books  of  the  De 
Imitatione  Cliristi.  Ed.  by  J.  K.  Ingram,  extra  s. 
no.  63.— Furnivall,  F.  J.  (Ed.)  English  conquest  of  Ire¬ 
land,  pt.  1,  o.  s.  no.  107.— Capgrave,  J.  Life  of  St. 
Katherine  of  Alexandria.  Ed.  by  K.  Horstmann,  o.  s. 
no.  100.— Einenkel,  E.  (Ed.)  Life  of  St.  Katherine,  o.  s. 
no.  80.— Defensor,  Monk.  Fiber  scinf illarum.  Ed. 
by  E.  W.  Rhodes,  o.  s.  no.  93. — Vicary,  T.  Anatomie  of 
the  bodie  of  man.  Ed.  by  F.  J.  Furnivall  and  P.  Furni¬ 
vall,  pt.  1,  extra  s.  no.  63.— Jean  d' Arras.  ItSelnsine.  Ed. 
by  A.  K.  Donald,  pt.  1,  extra  s.  no.  68.— Langland,  W. 
Vision  of  William  concerning  Piers  plowman,  etc. 
Ed.  by  W.  W.  Skeat,  o.  s.  no.  81.— Littlehales,  H.  (Ed.) 
The  Prymer;  or,  lay  folks’  prayer  book,  o.  s.  no.  105. — 
Aelfric,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Lives  of  Saints.  Ed.  by 
W.  W.  Skeat,  pts.  2,  3.  o.  s.  nos.  82,  94.— Horstmann,  K. 
Early  south-English  legendary  or  lives  of  Saints,  o.  s.  no. 
87.— Lydgate,  J.,  and  Burgh,  B.  Secrees  of  obi 
philisofrrcs.  Ed.  by  R.  Steele,  extra  s.  no.  66.— Koel- 
bing,  E.  (Ed.)  Romance  of  Sir  lleues  of  Hamtoun, 
extra  s.  nos.  46,  48,  65.— Lydgate,  J.  Temple  of  glas. 
Ed.  by  J.  Schick,  extra  s.  no.  60.— Johann  von  Hildesheim. 
Three  kings  of  Cologne.  Ed.  by  K.  Horstmann, 
o.  s.  no.  85.— Furnivall,  F.  J.  (Tr.)  The  Three  kings’ 
sons,  pt.  1,  extra  s.  no.  67.— Adam,  E.  Torrent  of 
Portyngale,  extra  s.  no.  51.— Horstmann,  K.  (Ed.) 
Minor  poems  of  the  Vernon  MS.,  pt.  1,  o.  s.  no.  98. — 
Holthausen,  F.  (Ed.)  Vices  and  virtues,  o.  s.  no.  89. 
—Skeat,  W.  W.  (Ed.)  The  Wars  of  Alexander, 
extras.no.  47.— Bradshaw,  H.  Life  of  St.  Werburge 
of  Chester.  Re-ed.  by  K.  Horstmann,  o.  s.  no.  88. — Horst¬ 
mann,  K.  (Ed.)  Lives  of  women  Saints  of  our  coun- 
trie  of  England,  also  some  other  lives  of  holie  women 
written  by  some  of  the  auncient  fathers,  o.  s.  no.  86.— 
Clouston,  W.  A.  Additional  analogues  of  the  Wright’s 
chaste  wife,  o.  s.  no.  84. 


Early  Greek  philosophy.  Burnet,  J.  — 1464 
Early  Hanoverians.  Morris,  E.  E.  ( Morris, 

E.  E.,  and  others,  Epochs  of  mod.  hist)  3757 

Early  history  of  Balliol  College.  Paravicini, 

F.  de.  —2304 

Early  history  of  Illinois.  Breese,  S.  3595 
Early  history  of  land-holding  among  the  Ger¬ 
mans.  Ross,  D.  W.  — 2343 

Early  history  of  Oxford.  Parker,  J.  (Oxford 
Hist.  Soc.  Pub.  v.  3. )  2525 

Early  history  of  the  English  woollen  industry. 
Ashley,  W.  J.  (Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Pub.  v.  2, 
no.  4. )  — 4376 

Early  history  of  the  guild  of  Merchant  Tay¬ 
lors.  2  v.  Clode,  C.  M.  — 1371 

Early  Jesuit  missionaries  of  the  North 

Western  Territory.  18  pp.  Peabody,  W.  B.  O.  (Beach, 
W.  W.,  Indian  miscel.  p.  102.) 

Early  kings  of  Norway.  Carlyle,  T.  ( With 
his  Latter-day  pamphlets  :  Works ,  v.  5. )  2182 


Early  letters.  2  v.  Carlyle,  T.  4886 

Early  man  in  Europe.  Rau,  C.  1703 

Early  mysteries.  Wright,  T.  {Ed.)  3334 

Early  naval  history  of  England.  Southey,  R. 

1516 

Early  northwest.  Poole,  W.  F.  2403 

Early  Oxford  press.  Madan,  F.  (Oxford 
Hist.  Soc.  Pub.  v.  29.)  2535 


Early  Presbyterianism  in  Maryland.  33  pp. 

Mcllvain,  J.  W.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
studies  in  hist,  andpolit.  sci.  nos.  5,  6 :  Notes  suppl.  no.  3.  ) 

Early  printed  hooks.  Duff,  E.  G.  (Pollard, 
A.  W.,  Books  about  books.)  W.  37 

Early  records  of  the  city  and  county  of  Albany, 
and  colony  of  Rensselaerswyck,  (1656-75). 
Pearson,  J.  (Tr.)  3572 

Early  records  of  the  town  of  Dedham,  Mass. 

1636-59,  v.  3.  Hill,  D.  G.  (Ed.)  2621 

Early  Roman  inscription  on  the  base  of  a 

statue  in  the  museum  of  the  Capitol.  2  pp.  (Blackwood’s 
Mag.  v.  149, 1891,  p.  392.) 

Early  Russian  history.  Ralston,  W.  R.  S.  3497 
Early  Scottish  poetry.  Eyre- Todd,  G.  (In 
his  Abbotsford  S.  of  the  Scottish  poets. )  1327 
Early  settlers  of  Maryland,  Who  were  the? 
Allen,  E.  (Md.  Hist.  Soc.  Ptib.  v.  2.)  3592 

Early  south-English  legendary  or  lives  of 
Saints.  Horstmann,  K.  (Ed.)  (Early  Eng. 
Text.  Soc.  no.  87.)  2115 

Early  Spanish  and  Portuguese  coinage  in 
America.  Brevoort,  J.  C.  2763 

Early  Tudors.  Moberly,  C.  E.  (Morris,  E.  E., 
and  others,  Epochs  of  mod.  hist. )  3757 

Early  writings.  Thackeray,  W.  M.  2225 
Earnest  men  :  their  life  and  work.  Tweedie, 
W.  K.  3706 

Ear-rings.  Peet,  S.  S.  Spool  ornaments  and 

ear-rings.  6  pp.  ( Am.  Antiq.  v.  9,  1887,  p.  380.) 

See  also  Jewelry,— Oruainents. 


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Earth.  Bonney,  T.  G.  Story  of  our  planet. 
1893.  ‘  —1654 

-  Douglas,  J.  Dissertation  on  the  antiquity 

of  the  earth.  1785.  ( With  Grose,  F.,  Preface 

to  the  antiquities  of  England  and  Wales.)  1732 
-  Ferrel,  W.  Temperature  of  the  atmo¬ 
sphere  and  earth’s  surface.  1884.  (U.  S.  Sig¬ 
nal  Office,  Prof,  papers,  no.  13. )  — 3482 

-  Figuier,  G.  L.  Earth  and  sea.  1870.  2412 

-  Goldsmith,  O.  History  of  the  earth  and 

animated  nature.  1830,  4  v.  — 1401 

The  same.  1876-79,  2  v.  i  — 1493 

-  Roberts,  W.  W.  Pontifical  decrees  against 

the  doctrine  of  the  earth’s  movement,  and  the 
Ultramontane  defence  of  them.  1885.  — 3204 

- Pontifical  decrees  against  the  motion  of 

the  earth  considered  in  their  bearing  on  the 
theory  of  advanced  Ultramontanism.  [ Anon.] 

1870.  —3204 

-  Saigey,  J.  F.  Petite  physique  du  globe. 

1842,  2  v.  ‘  —1528 

-  Abbe,  C.  A  new  university  course.  10  pp.  ( Atlant . 

Monthly,  v.  67,  1891,  p.  16.) — Bianco,  O.  Z.  Evoluzione 
cosmica  della  terra  secondo  le  idee  moderne.  21  pp. 
(Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  32,  1891,  p.  100.) — baubfe,  G.  A.  Les 
m£t6orites  et  la  constitution  du  globe  terrestre.  29  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1885,  3  p6r.  v.  72,  p.  882.) — Be 
Quineey,  T.  Kant  on  the  age  of  the  earth.  25  pp. 
(Coll,  writings,  v.  14,  p.  69.)— Griniths,  T.  Chemistry  of 
the  four  ancient  elements,  fire,  air,  earth,  and  water. 
38  pp.  ( Bound  pamph.  v.  251.)— King’,  C.  Age  of  the 
earth.  18  pp.  2  pi.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Report,  1893:  17.  S. 
53  Cong.  2  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  29,  p.  335.) — Kirch- 
boir,  A.  Lingg’serdprofil.  6  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  1, 
p.  83.)  —  Koeliler,  R.  Die  erde  als  jungfraeuliche 
mutter  Adams.  5  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  7,  1862,  p.  476.)— 
Maupertnis,  P.  L.  M.  de.  Memoir  ...  on  the  meas¬ 
ure  of  a  degree  of  the  meridian  at  the  Polar  circle.  21  pp. 
(Pinkerton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  231.)  —  Jfyrfin,  M. 
Bestimmung  dev  nutation  der  erdachse.  64  pp.  (St. 
Petersburg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  19,  1873.) — Petersen,  J. 
Zustand  des  erdinnern.  42  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg. 
n.  s.  v.  2,  1891,  p.  807.)— Proctor,  R.  A.  Vistas  of  the 
past.  11  pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  41,  1882.  p.  475.)— Rein- 
ganum,  ( — ).  Ueber  Plato’s  ansicht  von  der  gestalt  der 
erde.  2  pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  alterthumstv.  v.  8,  1841,  p.  748.) — 
Itonkar.  E.  Sur  l’influence  du  frottement  et  des 
actions  mutuelles  intgrieures  dans  les  mouvements  peri¬ 
odic]  ues  d’un  syst&me.  Application  au  sphgroide  ter¬ 
restre.  55  pp.  (Brussels,  Acad.  Mem.  cour.  v.  51,  1889.)— 
Saporta,  A.  de.  L’intSrieur  du  globe  terrestre.  30  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1887,  3  p6r.  v.  83,  p.  141.) 

See  also  Astronomy. —  Cosmography. —  Crea¬ 
tion.— Bel  ugc. — Geodesy. —  Geography. — Geolo¬ 
gy.  —  Longitude.  —  Meteorology.  —  Mines  and 
Mining.— Physical  geography. — Planets.— Vol¬ 
canoes. 

Earth,  Last  days  of  the.  12  pp.  Flammarion,  C. 

(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  59,  1891,  p.  558.) 

Earthly  paradise.  13  pp.  (Blacktvood’s  Mag. 

v.  135,  1884,  p.  364.) 

Earthquake  in  London.  7  pp.  ( Macmillan'1  s 

Mag.  v.  56,  1887,  p.  34.) 

Earthquakes. 

Ewing,  J.  A.  Earthquake  measurement. 
1883.  (Tokio,  Imperial  Univ.  Science  Dept. 
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- Mallet,  R.  Great  Neapolitan  earthquake 

of  1857.  The  first  principles  of  observational 
seismology.  1862,  2  v.  — 1623 


-  Milne,  J.  Earthquakes  and  other  earth 

movements.  1886.  ( Internat .  Sci.  S.)  — 1648 
-  Seismological  Society  of  Japan.  Trans¬ 
actions.  1880-83,  5  v.  in  1.  — 1654 

-  Audubon.  J.  J.  An  earthquake  in  Kentucky.  3  pp. 

(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  16,  1886,  p.  342.) — Brigham,  W.  T. 
Volcanic  manifestations  in  New  England :  being  an 
enumeration  of  the  principal  earthquakes  from  1638  to 
1869.  28  pp.  (Boston  Soc.  Nat.  hist.  Mem.  v.  2,  1871-78, 
p.  1.) — Darwin,  G.  H.  Earthquakes.  14  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1887,  p.  262.) — Daubi*€e,  G.  A.  Les 
tremblemens  de  terre.  28  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1885,  3  p6r.  v.  68,  p.  601.)— Earthquakes,  their  cause 
and  origin.  26  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  152,  1881,  p.  79.) — 
Ephraem.  St.,  the  Syrian.  Adversus  eos,  qui  dicunt, 
terrae  motus  a  terrae  inflatione  fieri.  [Gr.  et  Lat .]  2  pp. 
(Opera  omnia,  v.  3,  p.  47.) — Fuchs,  C.  W.  C.  Erdbeben 
und  deren  entstehung  nach  der  statistik  von  1865  bis 
1880.  24  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1881,  v.  1.  p.  212.) — Lappa- 
rent,  A.  de.  Les  tremblements  de  terre.  26  pp.  (Corre- 
spondant,  n.  s.  v.  110,  1887,  p.  992.) — McKinley,  C.  The 
Charleston  earthquake.  1  p.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  18, 1887, 
p.  251.)— Marshall.  V.  G.  Erdbeben  in  Griechenland. 
5  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  1.  p.  109.)— Mueller,  K.  Plu- 
tonismus  und  Vulkanismus  der  letzten  jahre  in  Deutsch¬ 
land.  28  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1874,  v.  1,  pp.  60,  128.) — 
Oswald,  F.  L.  Earthquake  studies.  4  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  143,  1886,  p.  521.)— Powell,  J.  W.  Cause  of  earth¬ 
quakes.  22  pp.  (Forum,  v.  2,  1886,  p.  370.)— Proctor, 
R.  A.  Earth  movements  in  Java.  11  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  44, 1883,  p.  566. )— The  great  earthquake  and  the  chances 
of  future  destructive  earthquakes  in  the  United  States. 

5  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  143,  1886,  p.  406.) — How  earth¬ 
quakes  are  caused.  8  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  71,  1885, 
p.  139.) — Koettger,  R.  Erdbeben.  42  pp.  (Samml. 
unsssens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  4,  1889,  p.  43.) — Roth,  J.  Ueber 
die  erdbeben.  40  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  17,  1882, 
p.  177.)— Sawyer,  F.  E.  Earthquake  shocks  in  Sussex. 
8  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  29,  1879,  p.  211.} — 
Sltaler,  N.  S.  High  buildings  and  earthquakes.  8  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  156,  1893,  p.  338.)— Spiller,  P.  Erdbeben 
von  1868  und  eine  theorie  dieser  naturerscheinung.  25  pp. 
(  Unsere  Zeit.  1869,  v.  1,  p.  525. ) 

See  also  Geology. — Physical  geography.— Vol¬ 
canoes. 

Earthworks. 

Thomas,  C.  Circular,  Square,  and  octago¬ 
nal  earthworks  of  Ohio..  1889.  (Smithson. 
Inst.  Bureau  of  Ethnol. )  — 3453 

-  Atwater,  C.  Description  of  the  antiquities  discov¬ 
ered  in  the  western  country.  159  pp.  10  pi.  (  Writings, 
p.  7  ;  and  Am.  Antiq.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  1,  1820,  p.  105.)— 
Beauchamp,  W.  M.  Earth-works  and  stockades. 
10  pp.  1  pi.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  13,  1891,  p.  42.) — Boussiuesq. 
V.  J.  Essai  thSorique  sur  l’gquilibre  d’glasticitg  des 
massifs  pulvSrulents  et  sur  la  pouss<5e  des  terres  sans 
cohesion.  180  pp.  (Brussels,  Acad.  Mem.  cour.  v.  40, 
1876.)— Clark,  G.  T.  Earthworks  of  the  post-Roman 
and  English  period.  21pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  38,  1881, 
p.  21.)— Taunton  castle:  with  some  remarks  upon  an¬ 
cient  military  earthworks.  17  pp.  2  pi.  (Somersetshire 
Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  18,  1874,  p.  60.)— 
t'larke,  W.  P.  Ancient  earthworks  in  Rock  co.,  Wis. 

6  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  6,  1884,  p.  317.) — Cowper,  H.  S. 
Observations  on  earthworks  at  Acton,  Middlesex.  7  pp. 
1  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  46,  1890,  p.  186.) — 
Proper  method  of  exploring  an  earthwork.  3  pp. 
(Ohio  Archaeol.  and  Hist.  Quart,  v.  1,  1888,  p.  61.)— Sar- 
getil,  W.  Plan  of  an  ancient  fortification  at  Marietta. 
4  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Sci.  Mem.  n.  s.  v.  5,  pt.  1, 
1853,  p.  25.)— Scartli,  H.  M.‘  On  the  traces  of  .  .  .  an¬ 
cient  earthworks  still  existing  around  Bath  and  in  the 
neighbourhood.  27  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and 
Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  6,  1856,  p.  98.)— War  re,  F.  Earth¬ 
works  at  Langport.  3  pp.  1  pi.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol. 
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of  ancient  British  earthworks.  13  pp.  1  pi.  (Somerset¬ 
shire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  8,  1859,  p.  63.) 
— Wetmore,  P.  M.  Earthworks  of  Franklin  co.,  Ohio. 

9  pp.  ( Ohio  Archaeol.  and  Hist.  Quart,  v.  1,  1888,  p.  349.)— 
Whittlesey,  C.  Descriptions  of  ancient  works  in  Ohio. 
20  pp.  7  pi.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Contrib.  v.  3.) — Wright, 
G.  F.  Report  on  the  present  condition  of  mounds  and 
earthworks  of  Ohio.  8  pp.  ( Ohio  Archaeol.  and  Hist. 
Quart,  v.  1,  1888,  p.  341.) 

See  also  Barrows.  —  Camps.  —  Kmitankins'. — 
Fortification.  —  Military  art  and  science.  — 
Mounds.—' Tumuli. 

Earthworks,  Bibliography.  Thomas,  Mrs.  C. 

Bibliography  of  the  earthworks  of  Ohio.  31  pp.  ( Ohio 
Archaeol.  and  Hist.  Quart,  v.  1,  1888,  pp.  69,  191,  272.) 

Earthworms.  See  Worms. 

Earwaker,  John  Parsons.  1847 — . 

East*Cheshire :  past  and  present ;  or,  a  his¬ 
tory  of  the  hundred  of  Macclesfield,  in  the 
county  palatine  of  Chester.  From  original 
records.  [Illustr.]  London,  1877-80.  2  v.  4°. 

2511 

-  History  of  the  ancient  parish  of  Sandbach, 

co.  Chester.  Including  the  two  chapelries  of 
Holmes  Chapel  and  Goostrey,  from  original 
records.  [Illustr.]  [London]  1890.  4°.  .2531 
Note. — 250  copies  printed  for  private  circulation. 

-  Roman  remains  in  the  eastern  part  of  Cheshire. 

10  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans.  3  s. 

v.  5,  1877,  p.  81.)  —  Extracts  from  the  registers  of  the 
nonconformist  chapel,  I>ukinfiel<l,  kept  by  Rev.  S. 
Angier,  1677-1713.  26  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire 

Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  33,  1881,  p.  169.) — The  mock  corpora¬ 
tion  of  Rochdale.  28  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  40,  1890,  p.  93.) 

Earwigs.  Scudder,  S.  H.  Brief  synopsis  of 

North  American  earwigs.  12  pp.  (Hayden,  F.  V.,  U.  S. 
Geol.  and  geog.  surv.  Bull.  v.  2,  p.  249.) — Critical  and  his¬ 
torical  notes  on  forficulariae.  46  pp.  (Boston  Soc.  Nat. 
hist.  Proc.  v.  18, 1877,  p.  287.) — Mode  in  which  cockroaches 
and  earwigs  fold  their  wings.  9  pp.  (Am.  Nat.  v.  10, 1876, 
P-  521.) 

See  also  Insects.— Orthoptera. 

Easebourne,  England.  Blaauw,  W.  H.  Episco¬ 
pal  visitations  of  the  Benedictine  nunnery  of  E.  32  pp. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  9,  1857,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Sussex. 

Easing-wold,  England.  Gill,  T.  Vallis  Ebora- 
censis  :  comprising  the  history  and  antiquities 
of  Easingwold  and  its  neighbourhood.  1852. 
See  also  Yorkshire.  2515 

Eassie,  William.  Cremation.  17  pp.  (London, 

Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  8,  p.  280.)  — 
Healthy  and  unhealthy  houses  in  town  and 
country.  97  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Health.  Exhib. 
Literature,  v.  1,  p.  149.) — Healthy  town  and  country 
houses.  17  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Litera¬ 
ture,  v.  3,  p.  47.) 

East,  Alfred. 

Naples;  illustrations.  See  Traill,  H.  D., 
and  others,  Picturesque  Mediterranean ,  v.  2. 
East,  Rev.  David  J. 

Voice  of  jubilee.  See  Clark,  J.,  and  others. 
East,  Robert. 

Extracts  from  records  in  the  possession  of 
the  municipal  corporation  of  the  borough  of 
Portsmouth.  See  Murrell,  R.  J.,  and  East,  R. 
East,  T.  J.  Intermediate  education  for  girls  in 

France.  6  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Liter¬ 
ature,  v.  15,  p.  383.) 


East,  The. 

Babelon,  E.  Manual  of  oriental  antiquities. 
1889.  1715 

-  Beale,  T.  W.  Oriental  biographical  dic¬ 
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-  Bretschneider,  E.  Mediaeval  researches 

from  eastern  Asiatic  sources.  1888,  2  v.  ( Trueb - 
nePs  Orient.  S. )  3103 

-  Burder,  S.  Oriental  customs  :  applied  to 

the  illustration  of  sacred  Scriptures.  1837. 

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-  Curzon,  G.  N.  Problems  of  the  far  east. 

1894.  3412 

-  Cust,  R.  N.  Linguistic  and  oriental  essays. 

1880-95,  4  v.  ( TruebneP  s  Orient.  S. )  3103 

-  Dalrymple,  A.  Oriental  repertory.  1808, 

2  v.  3161 

-  Dionysius  I,  Patriarch  of  the  Jacobites. 

Chronique.  Pub.  et  tr.  par  J.  B.  Chabot. 
[Syriac  and  Fr.~\  1895.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des 

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(In  his  Allgem.  kulturgeschichte,  v.  1.)  2425 

- Holthaus,  P.  D.  Wanderings  of  a  journey¬ 
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( Omnibus  of  modern  romance,  v.  7. )  1291 

-  Lacouperie,  A.  T.  de  (Ed.)  Orientalia 

antiqua,  or  documents  and  researches  relating 
to  the  history  of  the  writings,  languages,  and 
arts  of  the  east.  v.  1,  pt.  1.  1882.  3183 

-  Lamartine,  A.  M.  L.  de  P.  de.  Souvenirs, 

impressions,  pensees,  et  paysages,  pendant 
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-  Madden,  R.  R.  Travels  of  Lady  Hester 

Stanhope,  narrated  by  her  physician.  1846, 

3  v.  1437 

-  Mandeville,  or  Maundevile,  Sir  J. 

Buke  of,  being  [his]  travels,  1322-56.  1889. 

( Roxburghe  Club.)  — 7.45 

- Viaggi,  volgarizzamento  antico  toscano. 

1870,  2  v.  (Scelta  di  curiositcl  letterarie, 
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-  Martineau,  H.  Eastern  life,  present  and 

past.  1848.  1406 

— -  Reinach,  S.  Chronique  d’ orient,  fouilles 
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-  Schiltberger,  H.  Reisebueh,  nach  der 

nuernberger  handschrift  herausg.  von  V. 
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-  Societe  pour  la  publication  de  textes  re- 

latifs  a  Phistoire  et  £  la  geographic  de  l’orient 
latin.  [Publications.]  1877-85, 15  v.  in  16.  3193 

- Truebner’s  Oriental  Series.  1879-95, 

37  v.  3193 

-  Varthema,  or  Barthema,  L.  Itinerario. 

1885.  (Scelta  di  curiosild  letterarie,  no.  207.) 

2342 


1192 


EAST,  The 


EAST,  The 


- Voyages,  ou  le  viateur  en  la  plus  grande 

partie  d’orient.  1888.  (Schefer,  C.  H.  A.,  and 
Cordier,  H.,  Recueil  de  voyages  .  .  .  pour  servir 
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— —  Wallis,  H.  Typical  examples  of  Persian 
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-  Warburton,  E.  B.  G.  Crescent  and  the 

cross,  n.  d.  1485 

-  Whitney,  W.  D.  Oriental  and  linguistic 

studies.  1873;  1874.  3176 

-  Fharmes,  G.  La  Rfipublique  et  les  intSrgts  frangais 

en  orient.  46  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1882,  3  pgr.  v.  53, 
p.  241.) — Cunha,  J.  G.  da.  Brief  sketch  of  the  Portu¬ 
guese  and  their  language  in  the  east.  24  pp.  (Royal 
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zerstreuung  der  vorurtheile  ueber  das  alte  und  neue 
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A.  Le  droit  chez  les  anciennes  nations  de  l’orient.  35  pp. 
(Rev.  contemp.  1855,  v.  5,  p.  193.) — Gulbclkian,  S.  Fa¬ 
brication  des  tapis  en  orient.  12  pp.  (Rev.  archeol.  3  s. 
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eine  orientreise.  8  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  8,  1885,  p.  277.) 
— .lolinson,  F.  B.  English  supremacy  in  the  east.  15  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent,  v,  16,  1884,  p.  490.) — Jurien  tie  la 
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18  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  p6r.  v.  59,  p.  188.) — 
Lenornaniit,  C.  Les  Chretiens  d’orient.  14  pp.  (Corre¬ 
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the  medial  east.  8  pp.  2  maps.  ( Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
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mous  antiquity  ”  of  the  east.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
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music,  with  notes  on  oriental  music  and  musical  instru¬ 
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en  orient.  35  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  per.  v.  56, 
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olden  time.  60  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ. 
n.  s.  v.  11,  1879,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Asia.  —  Asia  Minor. —  Fast  Indies.— 
Easterji  question. — Levant. 

East,  The,  Bibliography. 

Herbelot,  B.  d’.  Bibliotheque  orientale ; 
ou,  dictionnaire  universel  con  tenant  tout  ce 
qui  fait  connoitre  les  peuples  de  1’  orient.  1777- 


79,  4  v.  L.81 

The  same.  1781-83,  6  v.  1168 

—  Mueller,  A.,  and  others  (Eds.)  Orien- 
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Manuel  de  bibliographie  orientale.  1846. 

I, .117 

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l’orient.  22  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  45,  1891,  p.  62.) — Guber- 
natis,  A.  de.  Storici  orientali.  147  pp.  (In  his  Storia 
nniv.  della  letterat.  v.  11,  p.  23;  v.  12,  p.  5.)— I  unban  H- 
Elnart,  C.  Chronique  littfiraire  de  l’extreme  orient. 
30  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  7  s.  v.  17,  1881,  p.  256.) 


East,  The,  History. 

Bamberg,  F.  Gesehiclite  der  orientali- 
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l’orient.  1881-88,  6  v.  2423 

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delle  citta  toscane  coll’  oriente  cristiano  e  coi 
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Greece.  1889.  (Allen,  W.  F.,  and  Myers, 
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l’avenir  de  l’orient.  36  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  57,  1862, 
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orient.  26  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  48,  1859,  p.  727.) — I*oIi- 
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29  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  p&r.  v.  60,  p.  661.) — 
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47  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1891,  3  p6r.  v.  103,  pp.  145, 
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sua  missione  in  oriente.  9  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  4, 
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East,  The,  Numismatics. 

Akerman,  J.  Y.  Numismatic  illustrations 
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ment.  1846.  2765 

- Lavoix,  H.  Catalogue  des  monnaies  rnusul- 

manes  de  la  Bibliotheque  nationale.  1887-91, 
2  v.  2704 

-  Poole,  S.  L.  Catalogue  of  oriental  coins 

in  the  British  Museum.  1875-82,  7  v.  2763 
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2765 

-  Thomas,  E.  (Ed.)  International  numis- 

mata  orientalia.  1878-81,  2  v.  2782 

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orientale.  22  pp.  1  pi.  (Joum.  asiat.  4  s.  v.  2, 1843,  p.  277.) 
— Sauvaire,  H.  Lettre  sur  quelques  monnaies  orien¬ 
tates  rares  ou  ingdites  de  la  collection  de  M.  Ch.  de 
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v.  13,  1881,  p.  380.)— Soret,  F.  Lettre  sur  quelques  mon¬ 
naies  orientales  curieuses  ou  problgmatiques.  18  pp. 
1  pi.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gessells.  Zeits.  v.  19,  1865,  p.  544.)— 
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talische  muenzsammlung  des  Obrist-lt.  von  Gemming  in 
Nuernberg.  7  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  12, 
1858,  p.  324.) 

East,  The,  Periodicals. 

American  Antiquarian  and  Oriental 


Journal.  Chic.,  1878-95.  17  v.  4743 

- American  Oriental  Society.  Journal, 

1843-66.  N.  Haven,  1850-66.  8  v.  3184 

-  Asiatic  Researches.  Calcutta,  1788-1836. 

20  v.  and  index.  3182 

-  Asiatic  Society  of  Bengal.  Journal. 

Calcutta,  1832-81.  47  v.  in  49.  2987 


EAST,  The 


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-  Asiatic  Society  of  Japan.  Transactions, 

v.  20 ;  supplement,  pts.  1-4.  Tokyo,  1892.  3167 

-  Babylonian  and  Oriental  Record. 

Lond.,  1886-88.  2  v.  1742 

-  Deutsche  morgenlaendisciie  gesell- 

sciiaft.  Abhandlungen.  Leipz.,  1859-81. 
7  v.  3184 

- Zeitschrift.  Leipz.,  1847-96.  50  v.  in  51. 

3186 

- International  Congress  of  Oriental¬ 
ists.  Compte-rendu  de  la  premiere  session, 
1873.  Paris,  1874-76.  2  v.  3175 

- Transactions  of  the  second  session,  1874. 

Lond.,  1876.  3175 

- Atti  del  IV  Congresso,  1878.  Firenze, 

1880-81.  2  v.  3175 

-  Journal  asiatique  . . .  pub.  par  la  Societe 

asiatique.  Paris,  1822-96.  149  v.  4917 

- Journal  of  the  Indian  Archipelago 

and  eastern  Asia.  Ed.  by  J.  R.  Logan.  Singa¬ 
pore,  1847-55.  9  v.  3156 

-  Oriental  annual.  Lond.,  1834-40.  7  v. 

3406 

-  Royal  Asiatic  Society  of  Great  Britain 

and  Ireland.  Journal.  Lond.,  1834-96.  48  v. 

3195 

- Transactions.  Lond.,  1827-35.  3v.  3192 

- Bombay  Branch.  Journal.  Bombay, 

1844-94.  18  v.  2987 

- North-China  Branch.  Journal.  Shangh., 

1858-96.  36  nos.  3177 

- Straits  Branch.  Journal,  no.  27.  Singa¬ 
pore,  1894.  3102 

-  Seismological  Society  of  Japan.  Trans¬ 
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East,  The,  Religions. 

Gruppe,  O.  F.  Griechische  culten  und 
my  then  in  ihren  beziehungen  zu  den  orien- 
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-  Johnson,  S.  Oriental  religions.  1873-85, 

3  v.  —2286 

-  Mueller,  F.  M.  (Ed.)  Sacred  books  of 

the  east.  1879-96,  43  v.  3115 

See  also  BAMs. — Brahma  and  RraUmani^in. — 
Bralimo  Somaj. —  Buddha  and  Buddhism. — 
Confucius  and  Confucianism. —  lfervishes. — 
Lao  Tse. —  Mohammedans  and  Mohammedan¬ 
ism.— Parsecs. — Zoroaster.  Also  Ancestor  wor¬ 
ship. —  Animal  worship.  —  A  vesta.—  Fire  wor¬ 
ship. —  Phallic  worship.  —  Serpent  worship. — 
Vedas. 

East  Angels.  Woolson,  C.  F.  (Harper’s  Mag. 

V.  70-72,  1885-86. )  4183 

East  Anglia,  England.  Davies,  G.  C.  Nor¬ 
folk  broads  and  rivers ;  or,  the  waterways, 
lagoons,  and  decoys  of  East  Anglia.  1883.  2547 

-  Rye,  W.  Glossary  of  words  used  in  East 

Anglia.  1895.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  75. ) 

—2165 

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illustrated  by  examples  in  north  Norfolk.  18  pp.  (Ar- 
chaeol.  Journ.  v.  46,  1889,  p.  377.)— Jessopp,  A.  Black 
death  in  E.  A.  20  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885,  p.  599.) 

See  also  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  62,  1884,  p.  91.  Also 
Cambridgeshire.— Norfolk.— Suffolk. 


East  Granby,  Conn.  Clarke,  C.  H.  East 

Granby.  8  pp.  (Trumbull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  Hartford 
co.,  Conn.  v.  2,  p.  77.) 

East  Gri instead,  England.  Stenning,  J.  C. 

Notes  on  E.  G.  43  pp.  3  pi.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  20,  1868,  p.  132.) 

See  also  Sussex. 

East  Harptree,  England.  See  Harptree,  East. 

East  Hartford,  Conn.  Goodwin,  J.  O.  East 

Hartford.  22  pp.  (Trumbull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  Hart¬ 
ford  co.,  Conn.  v.  2,  p.  85.) 

East  India  College.  Malthus,  T.  R.  State¬ 
ments  respecting  the  East  India  College.  1817. 
(Pamphlets,  v.  41. )  3126 

East  India  Company,  Dutch. 

Bra  am  Houckgeest,  A.  E.  van.  Authentic 
account  of  the  embassy  of  the  Dutch  East- 
India  Company  to  the  court  of  the  Emperor 
of  China,  in  the  years  1794  and  1795.  1798,  2  v. 

1496 

-  East  India  Company,  English.  Defence 

of  the  United  Company  of  merchants  of  Eng¬ 
land,  trading  to  the  East  Indies,  and  their 
servants  (particularly  those  at  Bengal)  against 
the  complaints  of  the  Dutch  East-India  Com¬ 
pany.  1762.  (  With  Keate,  G.,  Netley  Abbey.) 

2181 

-  Nieuhoff,  J.  Embassy  from  the  East- 

India  Company  of  the  United  Provinces,  to 
the  Grand  Tartar  Cham,  Emperour  of  China 
.  .  .  Englished  .  .  .  by  J.  Ogilby.  [n.  t.  p.] 
1669.  '  3431 

- Metzger,  E.  Regierung  der  niederlaendisch-ostin- 

dischen  colonien.  45  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1881,  v.  2,  pp.  99, 
419.) — Wenzelburger,  T.  Niederlaendisch-Ostindien. 
52  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1873,  v.  2,  pp.  289,  433.) 

East  India  Company,  English. 

Defence  of  the  United  Company  of  mer¬ 
chants  of  England,  trading  to  the  East  Indies, 
and  their  servants  ( particularly  those  at  Ben¬ 
gal)  against  the  complaints  of  the  Dutch  East- 
India  Company.  London,  1762.  4°.  ( With 

Keate,  G.,  Netley  Abbey.)  2181 

-  Allegations  of  the  Turky  Company  and 

others  against  the  East  India  Company,  relat¬ 
ing  to  the  management  of  that  trade.  1681. 
(  With  Tubervili,  E.,  Information.)  1552 

-  Birdwood,  Sir  G.  C.  M.  Report  on  the 

old  records  of  the  India  office.  1891.  3431 

-  Copies  and  translations  of  official  docu¬ 
ments  relative  to  the  negotiations  carried  on 
by  Tippoo  Sultaun  with  the  French  nation 
and  other  foreign  states,  for  purposes  hostile 
to  the  British  nation,  prior  to  the  .  .  .  war 
between  the  English  and  that  Prince  in  Feb. 
1799.  1799.  3451 

-  Defence  ol  Mr.  Vansittart’s  conduct,  in 

concluding  the  treaty  of  commerce  with  Mhir 
Cossim  Aly  Chawn,  at  Mongheer.  1764.  (  With 
Keate,  G.,  Netley  Abbey.)  2181 

-  Drake,  F.  S.  Tea  leaves ;  being  a  collec¬ 
tion  of  letters  and  documents  relating  to  the 
shipment  of  tea  to  the  American  colonies  in 
1773,  by  the  East  India  Tea  Co.  1884.  1612 


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EAST  INDIES 


-  Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons.  Car¬ 
natic  Commissioners.  First  to  twenty-second 
Reports,  1806-26.  1806-26,  2  v.  3471 

- Committee  appointed  to  enquire  into 

the  nature,  state,  and  condition  of  the  East 
India  Company,  and  of  the  British  affairs  in 
the  East  Indies.  First  to  fifth  Reports,  to¬ 
gether  with  appendices,  referred  to  in  said 
Reports.  1772-73.  (Gt.  Britain,  House  of 
Commons,  Reports  from  Committees ,  v.  3.) 

—2301 

The  same.  First,  third,  and  fourth  Reports. 
1773.  3441 

The  same.  Third,  fourth,  and  fifth  Reports. 
1773.  (  With  Gt.  Britain,  House  of  Commons, 

Com.  of  secrecy  ...  to  enquire  into  .  .  .  E.  I. 
Co.  Reports. )  3412 

- Committee  of  secrecy  appointed  to  en¬ 
quire  into  the  state  of  the  East  India  Com¬ 
pany.  First  to  fifth,  seventh,  and  eighth 
Reports  [with  appendices].  1772-73.  3412 

The  same.  First  to  fourth  Reports.  1773. 

(  With  Gt.  Britain,  House  of  Commons,  Com. 
...  to  enquire  into  .  .  .  E.  I.  Co.  First,  third, 
and  fourth  Reports. )  3441 

- Select  Committee  on  the  affairs  of  the 

East  India  Company.  Fifth  Report.  1812. 

( Pamphlets,  v.  35. )  3126 

The  same.  1883,  2  v.  3414 

- Select  Committee  on  the  affairs  of  the 

East  India  Company.  Report,  with  minutes 
of  evidence  .  .  .  and  an  appendix.  1832,  7  v. 
in  8.  3311 

-  Hastings,  W.  Answer  to  the  articles  .  .  . 

of  impeachment  against  him  for  high  crimes 
and  misdemeanours.  1788.  (Pamphlets,  v.  4.) 

3116 

- Defence  at  the  bar  of  the  House  of  Com¬ 
mons,  upon  the  matter  of  the  several  charges 
of  high  crimes  and  misdemeanors,  presented 
against  him.  1786.  (Pamphlets,  v.  3.)  3116 

-  History  of  the  administration  of  the  leader 

in  the  India  direction,  n.  d.  ( With  Keate, 
G.,  Netley  Abbey.)  2181 

-  Martin,  R.  M.  History  of  the  possessions 

of  the  Honorable  East  India  Company.  1837, 
2  v.  (In  his  Brit.  col.  libr.  v.  8,  9.)  2557 

-  Pollexfen,  Sir  H.  Argument  of  a  learned 

counsel,  upon  an  action  of  the  case  brought  by 
the  East  India  Company  against  Mr.  Thomas 
Sands,  an  interloper.  [Anon.]  1696.  ( With 

his  Discourse  of  trade. )  2397 

-  Prinsep,  C.  C.  Record  of  services  of  the 

Honourable  East  India  Company’s  civil  ser¬ 
vants  in  the  Madras  Presidency,  from  1741- 
1858.  1885.  3415 

-  Stevens,  H.  (Ed.)  Dawn  of  British  trade 

to  the  East  Indies,  as  recorded  in  the  court 
minutes  of  the  East  India  Company,  1599-1603. 
1886.  —2393 

-  Birdwood,  Sir  G.  C.  M.  Introduction  [to]  the  Dawn 

of  British  trade  to  the  East  Indies.  16  pp.  (Stevens,  H., 


Damn  of  British  trade  to  the  East  Indies,  p.  ix.)— Account 
of  some  transactions  in  the  Commons  relative  to  the 
East  India  Company,  1693.  17  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  10,  p.  617.) — Cast,  R.  N.  The  dirge  of  the  East 
India  Company.  6  pp.  ( Linguist .  and  orient,  essays,  3  s. 
p.  322.) — Danvers,  F.  C.  Origin  of  the  East  India  Com¬ 
pany’s  civil  service.  24  pp.  (Danvers,  F.  C.,  and  others, 
Memorials  of  old  Haileybury  College,  p.  1.) — Rise  and 
progress  of  the  East  India  Company,  showing  how 
their  manufactures  have  been,  are,  and  will  be  preju¬ 
dicial  to  the  manufactures  of  England.  5  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  647.) — Two  old  Indians  and 
a  diamond.  14  pp.  ( Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  145,  1889,  p.  795.) 
— White,  S.  Petition  to  the  House  of  Commons  describ¬ 
ing  his  grievances  against  the  Company.  17  pp.  (Ander¬ 
son,  J.,  Eng.  intercourse  with  Siam  in  the  17  century,  p.  429  : 
Truebner's  Orient.  S.  ) 

See  also  India,  Administration;  Commerce  and  indus¬ 
try.  Also  Hastings,  W. 

East  Indian  archipelago.  See  Malaysia. 
East  Indies. 

Burn,  J.  S.  Registrum  ecclesiae  paro- 
chialis.  The  history  of  parish  registers  in 
England,  also  of  the  registers  of  .  .  .  the  East 
and  West  Indies.  1829.  — 3263 

-  Gonneville,  B.  P.  de.  Campagne  du 

navire  l’Espoir  de  Honfleur,  1503-05.  Rela¬ 
tion  authentique  du  voyage  6s  nouvelles  terres 
des  Indes.  1869.  2472 

-  Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons. 

Committee  appointed  to  enquire  into  the 
nature,  state,  and  condition  of  the  East  India 
Company,  and  of  the  British  affairs  in  the 
East  Indies.  First  to  fifth  Reports,  together 
with  appendices,  referred  to  in  said  Reports. 
1772-73.  (Gt.  Britain,  House  of  Commons, 
Reports  from  Committees,  v.  3.)  — 2301 

The  same.  First,  third,  and  fourth  Reports. 
1773.  3441 

The  same.  Third,  fourth,  and  fifth  Reports. 
1773.  (  With  Gt.  Britain,  House  of  Commons, 

Com.  of  secrecy  ...  to  enquire  into  .  .  .  E.  I. 
Co.  Reports. )  3412 

-  Linschoten,  J.  H.  van.  Histoire  de  la 

navigation  aux  Indes  orientales.  Contenant 
di verses  descriptions  des  lieux  jusques  a  pre¬ 
sent  descouverts  par  les  Portugais  .  .  .  Avec 
annotations  de  B.  Paludanus.  1619.  2471 

- Voyage  to  the  East  Indies.  1885,  2  v. 

(Hakluyt  Soc.)  1495 

-  Martin,  R.  M.  History  of  the  possessions 

of  the  Honorable  East  India  Company.  1837, 
2  v.  (In  his  Brit.  col.  libr.  v.  8,  9.)  2557 

-  Pyrard,  F.  Voyage  to  the  East  Indies. 

1887-90,  2  v.  in  3.  ( Hakluyt  Soc.)  1482 

-  Stavorinus,  J.  S.  Voyages  to  the  East 

Indies.  Tr.  from  the  original  Dutch,  by  S.  H. 
Wilcocke.  1798,  3  v.  1404 

-  Stevens,  H.  (Ed.)  Dawn  of  British  trade 

to  the  East  Indies,  1599-1603.  1866.  — 2393 

-  Tavernier,  J.  B.,  Baron  d' Aubonne.  Six 

voyages  en  Turquie,  en  Perse,  et  aux  Indes. 
1679,  3  v.  2403 

The  same.  1681-82,  2  v.  2402 

-  Tombe,  C.  F.  Voyage  aux  Indes  orientales, 

pendant  les  ann6es,  1802-06.  1810,  3  v.  2403 


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prising  a  brief  geographical  account  of  the 
East  Indies.  1824.  3412 

- Child,  Sir  J.  Discourse  concerning  the  East  India 

trade.  13  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  634.) — 
('list.  R.  N.  Sulle  lingue  non  ariane  delle  Indie  orien- 
tali.  6  pp.  (Cong,  internaz.  degli  orient.  Atti,  1878,  v.  2, 
p.  123.) — Davcnant,  C.  Essay  on  the  East-India  trade. 
64  pp.  (In  his  Discourses  on  the  pub.  revenues,  v.  2, 
p.  435.)— England's  first  foothold  in  the  east.  18  pp. 
(Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  62,  1882,  p.  138.) — Fitch,  R.,  and 
Newbery,  J.  Voyage  to  the  E.  I.  and  back,  1583-91,  with 
J.  Newbery’s  letters.  23  pp.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner,  v.  3, 
pp.  167,  194.) — Moil,  H.  Present  state  of  the  oriental 
islands.  72  pp.  (In  his  Mod.  history,  v.  1,  p.  127.)  — 
Ostindisclie  reisebilder.  39  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1877, 
v.  1,  pp.  56,  358. ) — Roc,  Sir  T.  Exact  and  curious  survey 
of  the  E.  I.  16  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  3,  p.  328.) 

See  also  Attain. —  A  mean. —  Assam. —  Batavia. — 
Borneo.  —  Bnrniah.  —  Cambodia,  —  Celebes.  — 
China.  —  Cochin  China.  —  East,  The.  —  India.  — 
Indo-China.— Japan. — Java.— Malay  peninsula. 
—Malaysia.—  Moluccas.—  Philippine  islands.— 
Prince  of  Wales’  island.  —  Siam.  — Sumatra.— 
Snnda  islands. 

East  river  bridge,  Concise  description  of  the. 

Farrington,  E.  F.  — 2727 

East  Spitzbergen,  Island.  Le  Roy,  P.  L. 

Narrative  of  the  adventures  of  4  Russian  sailors,  who 
were  cast  upon  E.  S.  19  pp.  (Pinkerton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1 
p.  595.) 

See  also  Spitzberg-eu. 

East.  Wliiteland,  Pa.  Lloyd,  H.  W.  Inscrip¬ 
tions  on  gravestones  in  St.  Peter’s  Episcopal  church¬ 
yard,  East  Whiteland.  9  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  15,  1891, 
p.  440. ) 

East  Windsor,  Conn.  Tarbox,  I.  N.  East 

Windsor.  22  pp.  (Trumbull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  Hart¬ 
ford  co.,  Conn.  v.  2,  p.  107.) 

Eastbourne,  England.  Chambers,  G.  F.  Con¬ 
tributions  towards  a  history  of  E.  19  pp.  2  pi.  (Sussex 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  14,  1862,  p.  119.)— Lower,  M.  A. 
On  Roman  remains  at  E.,  discovered  in  Dec.,  1848.  3  pp. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  2,  1849,  p.  257.) — Whitley, 
H.  M.  Discovery  of  Romano-British  remains  near  Green 
St.,  Eastbourne.  3  pp.  1  pi.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll 
v.  38,  1892,  p.  160.)— Recent  archaeological  discoveries  in 
the  Eastbourne  district.  5  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc. 
Coll.  v.  37,  1890,  p.  111.) 

See  also  Sussex. 

Easter,  Mrs.  Marguerite  Elizabeth  Miller.  1839- 
94.  Clytie,  and  other  poems.  Boston  [1891]. 
12°.  1326 

Easter.  Anonymi  libellus  de  computo  Paschali. 
6  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  414.) — De  die  Paseha- 
tis.  1  p.  (Coll.  Pisaur.  v.  6,  p.  251.) — Hillard,  K.  The 
Easter  hare.  6  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  65,  1890,  p.  665.) — 
Hoffmann  von  Fallersleben,  A.  H.  (Ed.)  Nieder- 
deutsche  Osterreime.  4  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  2, 1857,  p.  164. ) — 
Liber  Paschalis  codicis  Cizensis,  a.  447.  10  pp.  (Montv- 
menta  German,  hist.:  Auctores  antiq.  v.  9,  p.  501.) — Bice, 
S.  S.  Easter.  24  pp.  (In  her  Holiday  selections,  p.  132.) 
— Victorias,  d’ Aquitaine.  Cursus  Paschalis  annorum 
532  ad  Hilarum  Arcliidiaconum  ecclesiae  Romanae  a.  457. 
90  pp.  (Monumenta  German,  hist.:  Auctores  antiq.  v.  9, 
p.  667.) 

See  also  Festivals,  Ecclesiastical. — J estts  Christ, 
Resurrection. 

Easter  island.  Pinart,  A.  Voyage  4  Pile  de 

P&ques,  1877.  16  pp.  (Tour  du  Monde,  v.  36,  1878,  p.  225.) 
See  also  Polynesia. 

Eastern  antiquities.  6  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 

Class.  Journ.  v.  20,  1819,  p.  352.) 

Vol.  III. — 150. 


Eastern  archipelago.  See  Malaysia. 
Eastern  carpets.  2  s.  Robinson,  V.  J.  P.29.3 

Note.— For  1  s.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Eastern  churches.  Anderson,  R.  History 
of  the  missions  of  the  American  Board  of 
Commissioners  for  foreign  missions  to  the 
oriental  churches.  1884,  2  v.  — 3277 

See  also  American  Church. — Coptic  Church. — 
Brttses.—  (ireek  Church.— Jacobites  or  Cophts. 
— Nestorians. 

Eastern  empire.  See  Byzantine  empire. 
Eastern  fruit  on  western  dishes.  Locke,  D.  R. 

(P.  V.  Nasby,  pseud.)  2205 

Eastern  life,  present  and  past.  Martineau,  H. 

1406 

Eastern  nations  and  Greece.  Myers,  P.  V.  N. 
(Allen,  W.  F.,  and  Myers,  P.  V.  N.,  Ancient 
hist,  for  colleges,  v.  1. )  2425 

Eastern  question. 

Canning,  Sir  S.,  Viscount  Stratford  de  Red- 
cliff  e.  Eastern  question :  being  a  selection 
from  his  writings  during  the  last  five  years  of 
his  life.  1881.  3415 

-  Curzon,  G.  N.  Russia  in  central  Asia  in 

1889  and  the  Anglo-Russian  question.  1889. 

3495 

- Freeman,  E.  A.  Ottoman  power  in  Europe. 

1877.  3487 

-  Gladstone,  W.  E.  Bulgarian  horrors  and 

the  question  of  the  east.  1876.  2203 

-  Laveleye,  E.  L.  V.  de.  Balkan  peninsula. 

1887.  3495 

-  V amber  Y,  A.  Coming  struggle  for  India. 

1885.  3416 

- Avril,  L.  M.  A.,  Baron  d’.  L’Allemagne  en  orient. 

40  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  100,  1884,  pp.  5,  319.)— 
Balck,  W.  Russland  und  England  im  westen  Central- 
asiens.  18  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1885,  v.  1,  p.  604.) — Ber¬ 
trand,  P.  M.  de  Talleyrand,  l’Autriche,  et  la  question 
d’orient  en  1805.  13  pp,  (Rev.  hist.  v.  39,  1889,  p.  63.) — 

Bouneau,  A.  De  lYventualitS  d’une  invasion  russe  dans 
l’Inde  anglaise.  38  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1855,  v.  5,  p.  682.) 
— Co  tide  r,  C.  R.  France  and  Syria.  17  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  34,  1883,  p.  227.) — Constantinople,  Russia, 
and  India.  23pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  164,  1887,  p. 218.) — l>oel- 
linger,  J.  J.  I.  von.  Die  orientalische  frage  in  ihren  an- 
faengen.  22  pp.  (In  his  Akad.  vortraege,  v.  1,  p.  187.) — 
The  same,  in  English.  22  pp.  (In  his  Studies  in  European 
history,  p.  188.)— Douhaire,  P.  Question  d’orient  au 
16  si&cle.  13  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v,  50,  1860,  p.  588. ) — Du 
Quesnoy,  P.  Les  Russes  dans  l’Asie  centrale.  36  pp. 
( Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.- 102, 1885,  p.  1023 ;  v.  103, 1885,  p.  82. ) 
—Edwards,  H.  S.  Prince  Gortschakoff  on  Russian 
diplomacy.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33,  1883,  p.  578.) — 
Fischer,  T.  Die  geographische  und  ethnographische 
unterlage  der  orientalischen  frage.  14  pp.  ( Deutsch . 
rundschau,  v.  69,  1891,  p.  121.) — Freeman,  E.  A.  Posi¬ 
tion  of  the  Austrian  power  in  south-eastern  Europe. 
21  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  41,  1882,  p.  727.)—  Gordon,  C., 
11  Marquis  of  Huntly.  Eastern  notes.  13  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1884,  p.  811.) — Griffin,  Sir  L.  H.  Peace 
or  war.  8  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885,  p.  589.)— 
Hahn,  S.  Diplomatic  im  orient  seit  beendigung  des 
russisch-tuerkischen  krieges.  39  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1880, 
v.  2,  pp.  40,  240.)— Laing,  S.  Peace  with  Russia.  10  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,1885,  p.  869.) — Lenormand,  E. 
Turkey  and  Greece.  9  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  39,  1881, 
p.  637.) — Lenormant,  C.  Question  d’orient.  22  pp. 
(Correspondant,  v.  32,  1853,  p.  446.)— Lenormant,  F. 
Question  d’orient  en  1868.  30  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  76, 


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1868,  p.  1.)— Das  oekumenische  patrinrcliat,  die 
orientalisclie  und  die  bulgarische  frage.  29  pp.  ( Deutach . 
rund8chau,  v.  56,  1888,  p,  350.)— 011  pliant,  L.  The  Jew 
and  the  eastern  question.  14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12, 

1882,  p.242.) — Persian  empire:  England  and  Russia 
in  the  east.  32  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  59,  1881,  p.  412.) 
— Powell,  Sir  G.  S.  B.  Confederation :  the  solvent  of 
the  eastern  question.  5  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  140, 
1886,  p.  799.)— Sainson,  L.  Insurrection  de  Roumglie  ■ 
et  le  CongrSs  de  Berlin.  21  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  n.  s. 
v.  105,  1885,  p.  213.) —  Saint-Blancard,  G.  Question 
d’orient.  14  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  37,  1856,  p.  398.) — 
Saint-Marc  Girard  in.  Question  d’orient  en  1860. 
23  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  50,  1860,  p.  374.)— Situation 
politique  de  l’orient.  13  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  24, 
1849,  p.  197.) — Tallichet,  E.  Question  d’orient  dans  sa 
nouvelle  phase.  20  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 

3  p6r.  v.  5,  1880,  p.  126.)— Thompson,  J.  P.  Shall  Eng¬ 
land  side  with  Russia?  11  pp.  (In  his  Am.  comments 
on  European  questions,  p.  175.)— Tliureau-Dangin, 
P.  Crise  de  politique  ext^rieure :  La  question  d’orient 
(1839-41).  239  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  108,  1886,  p.  985 ; 
v.  109,  1886,  pp.  3,  189,  407,  961;  v.  110,  1887,  pp.  75,524.)— 
Tuttle,  H.  The  new  eastern  question.  11  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  49,  1882,  p.  808.)—  V4inl»(*ry,  A.  Afghanistan 
und  die  englisch-russische  rivalitaet  in  Centralasien. 
27  pp.  (  XJnsere  Zeit,  1878,  v.  2,  p.  801. )— Englisch-russische 
rivalitaet  in  Centralasien  und  die  orientalische  frage. 
15  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1878,  v.  1,  p.  801.)— Herat  und  die 
mittelasiatische  frage,  9  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1869,  v.  2, 
p.  139.)— Neueste  phase  der  anglo-russischen  streitfrage 
in  Centralasien.  27  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  1,  pp.  540, 
685.)— Rivalitaet  Russlands  und  Englands  in  Central¬ 
asien.  27  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1867,  v.  2,  p.  575.) — Russland’s 
stellung  in  Mittelasien  und  die  revision  des  Pariser  ver- 
trags  von  1856.  13  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1870,  v.  2,  p.  699.)— 
Villebois-Mareuil,  (— ).  de.  LedifiKrend  anglo-russe 
dans  l’Asie  centrale.  41pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  104, 
1885,  p.  825.) 

See  also  Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1886,  p.  404.  Also 
Afghanistan.— Asia.— Crimean  war.— East,  The. 
— Europe,  Politics. — Great  Britain,  Politics. — Le¬ 
vant.— Russia,  Politics.— Russo-Turkisli  war.— 
Servia. — ' Turkey,  Politics. 

Eastern  shrines,  My  pilgrimage  to.  Bush, 
E.  C.  1436 

Eastern  states.  Education  of  woman  in  the. 

51  pp.  Eastman,  M.  F.  (Meyer,  A.  N.,  Woman’s  work  in 
Am.  p.  3.) 

Easterwine,  Abbot  of  Wearmouth. 

Bed  A  Venerabilis.  Lives  of  Benedict,  Ceol- 
frid,  Easterwine,  Sigfrid,  and  Huetbert,  Ab¬ 
bots  of  Wearmouth,  tr.  by  Rev.  P.  Wilcock. 
1818.  3812 

Eastham,  England.  Sanders,  F.  (Ed. )  Parish 
registers  of  Eastham,  1598-1700.  1891.  .2536 

See  also  Cheshire. 

Eastliampton,  N.  Y.  Jameson,  J.  F.  Montauk 

and  the  common  lands  of  E.  15  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  9, 

1883,  p.  225.) 

Eastin,  George  B.  The  killing  of  Dennis  J. 

Halisey.  6  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  10,  1882, 
p.  513.) 

Eastlake,  Sir  Charles  Lock  (Ed.)  1793-1865. 
Letters  by  Titian.  See  Tiziano  Vecelli. 

Eastlake,  Charles  Lock. 

Notes  on  the  principal  pictures  in  the  Brera 
Gallery,  at  Milan.  With  illustrations.  Lon¬ 
don,  1882.  12°.  —1748 


-  Notes  on  the  principal  pictures  in  the  Old 

Pinakothek  at  Munich.  With  illustrations. 
London,  1884.  p.  8°.  — 1728 

-  Picture-hanging  at  the  National  Gallery.  10  pp. 

(Nineteenth.  Cent.  v.  22,  1887,  p.  817.) 

Eastlake,  Lady  Elizabeth  Rigby.  Circa  1816 — . 

Le  Bailli :  nouvelle  livonienne.  62  pp.  ( Correspondant, 
v.  22,  1848,  pp.  501,  583;  V.  23,  1848,  pp.  7,  124,  153,  212,  317.) 

-  History  of  Our  Lord  as  exemplified  in 

works  of  art.  See  Jameson,  Mrs.  A.  M.,  and 
Eastlake,  Lady  E.  R. 

-  (Ed.)  Samuel  Taylor  Coleridge.  See 

Brandi,  A. 

Eastman,  Charles  R.  Beitraege  zur  kenntniss 

der  gattung  Oxyrhina,  mit  besonderer  beruecksichtigung 
von  Oxyrhina  Mantelli.  43  pp.  3  pi.  (Palaeontographica 
v.  41,  1894-95,  p.  149.) 

Eastman,  Mary  F.  Education  of  woman  in 

the  Eastern  states.  51pp.  (Meyer,  A.  N.,  Woman’s  work 
in  Am.  p.  3.) 

Eastman,  Mrs.  Mary  Henderson.  1818 — . 

Dahcotah ;  or,  life  and  legends  of  the  Sioux 
around  Fort  Snelling.  With  preface  by  Mrs. 
C.  M.  Kirkland.  New  York,  1849.  12°.  1618 

Easton,  Edward.  Water  supply.  10  pp.  (Lon¬ 

don,  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  8,  p.  414.) 

Easton,  Pa.  Condit,  U.  W.  History  of  Easton, 
from  the  earliest  times  to  the  present,  1739- 
1885.  n.  d.  3561 

Eastport,  Me.  Kilby,  W.  H.  Eastport  and 
Passamaquoddy.  A  collection  of  historical 
and  biographical  sketches.  1888.  2616 

-  Weston,  J.  D.  History  of  Eastport,  and 

vicinity.  1834.  2614 

Eastry,  England.  Shaw,  W.  F.  Liber  Estriae ; 
or,  memorials  of  the  royal  ville  and  parish  of 
Eastry.  1870.  .2532 

See  also  Kent. 

Eastwood,  Arthur.  1868 — .  On  thought-rela¬ 

tions.  10  pp.  (Mind,  v.  16,  1891,  p.  243.) 

Eastwood,  J.  W.,  M.  D.  Roman  roads  of  Dur¬ 
ham.  7  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  43,  1887, 
p.  155.)  —  Notes  on  Sockburn  and  Dinsdale.  4  pp. 
(Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ  v.  43,  1887,  p.  344.) — York 
as  an  early  British  and  English  centre  of  life  and  learn¬ 
ing.  7  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  y.  48, 1892,  p.  31.) 

Easy  way  to  prolong  life.  Medical  gentleman, 
pseud.  (Pamphlets,  v.  12.)  3116 

Eating.  Arago,  J.  E.  V.  Comme  on  dine  a 
Paris.  1842.  (  With  his  Comme  on  dine  part- 

out.)  —3747 

- Comme  on  dine  partout.  n.  d.  — 3747 

- Brillat-Savarin,  A.  Physiologie  du  gofit; 

ou,  meditations  de  gastronomie  transcendante. 
[. Anon .]  1840.  —3747 

The  same.”  Tr.  from  last  Paris  ed.  by  F. 
Robinson.  1854.  — 3747 

-  M aberlaiul,  K.  Ueber  gebraeuche  und  aberglauben 

beim  essen.  164  pp.  (Zeits  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  17,  1887, 
p.  353;  v.  18,  1888,  pp.  1,  128,  255.)— Recollections  a  la 
fourchette.  22  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  180,  1881,  p.  106.) 

See  also  Banquets.— Cookery. — Dining  anil  the 
Table.— Dinners.— Domestic  economy.— Drink¬ 
ing  customs. 


EATON,  Amos 


1197 


EBERHARD,  Johann  August 


Eaton,  Amos.  1776-1842. 

Geological  text-book,  prepared  for  popular 
lectures  on  North  American  geology.  Albany, 
1830.  8°.  —1636 

-  Index  to  the  geology  of  the  Northern  states, 

with  transverse  sections  ...  to  which  is  pre¬ 
fixed  a  geological  grammar.  2  ed.  Troy, 

N.  Y.,  1820.  12°.  —1638 

Eaton,  Rev.  Arthur  Wentworth  Hamilton. 

Church  of  England  in  Nova  Scotia  and  the 
Tory  clergy  of  the  Revolution.  New  York, 
1891.  12°.  —4287 

Eaton,  Charles  H.,  D.  D.  The  ideal  Sunday. 

7  pp.  ( N .  Am.  Rev.  v.  153,  1891,  p.  322.) 

Eaton,  Cyrus.  1784-1875. 

Annals  of-  the  town  of  Warren ;  with  the 
early  history  of  St.  George’s  Broad  bay,  and 
the  neighboring  settlements  on  the  Waldo 
patent.  [With  map.]  Hallo  well,  1851.  p.  8°. 

4617 

Eaton,  Daniel  Cady.  1834-95.  Bits  of  common¬ 
place  aesthetics.  15  pp.  ( New  Englander,  v.  48,  1888, 
p.  20.)  — Modern  Frond*  aesthetics.  20  pp.  (Nett 
Englander,  v.  49, 1888,  p.  246.)— Thoughts  about  protec¬ 
tion  and  centralization.  19  pp.  (Netv  Englander,  v.  53, 
1890,  p.  374.) 

Eaton,  Daniel  Isaac.  Shelley,  P.  B.  Letter  to 

Lord  Ellenborough,  occasioned  by  the  sentence  which 
he  passed  on  E.  18  pp.  (Prose  works,  v.  1,  p.  407.) 

Eaton,  Dorman  Bridgman,  LL.  D.  1823 — .  Two 

years  of  civ#  service  reform.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  141, 
1885,  p.  15.)— Possible  Presidents.  President  Cleveland. 
16  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  145,  1887,  p.  629.)— A  new  variety 
of  mugwump.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  153, 1891,  p.  44.) 
— Parties  and  independents.  16  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  144, 
1887,  p.  549.)— The  President  and  the  Senate.  15  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  142,  1886,  p.  572.)— Perils  of  reelecting 
Presidents.  14  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  154,  1892,  p.  691.) 

Eaton,  Frederick  A.  {Ed.) 

Albert  Duerer.  See  Thausing,  M.  (in  pre¬ 
ceding  catalogue). 

Eaton,  John,  LL.  D.  1829 — .  Sanitation  and 

education.  18  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports, 
v.  6,  p.  248.) 

Eaton,  John  Henry.  1790-1856. 

Life  of  Andrew  Jackson.  See  Reid,  J.,  and 
Eaton,  J.  H.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Eaton,  Mrs.  Margaret  L.  O’Neill.  Parton,  J. 

Peg  O’Neal.  7  pp.  (In  his  Noted  women  of  Europe  and 
America,  p.  546.) 

Eaton,  Wyatt.  1849 — .  Recollections  of  Jean 

Francois  Millet.  With  some  account  of  his  drawings  for 
his  children  and  grandchildren.  15  pp.  ( Century  Mag. 
v.  16, 1889,  p.  90.) 

Ebbingbaus,  Hermann.  Hoefler,  A.  Ebbing- 
haus,  Ueber  das  gedaechtniss.  12  pp.  ( Vierteljahrsschr. 
f.  wissens.  philos.  v.  11, 1887,  p.  340.)— Jacobs,  J.  Ebbing- 
haus,  Ueber  das  gedaechtniss.  6  pp.  (Mind,  v.  10,  1885, 
p.  454.) — Volkclt,  J.  Ebbinghaus,  Ueber  das  gedaecht¬ 
niss.  12  pp.  (Zeits.f.  philos.  v.  93,  1888,  p.  126.) 

Ebbo,  Monk  of  St.  Michael's ,  Bamberg.  — 1163. 

Vita  Ottonis  Episcopi  Babenbergcnsis.  39  pp.  (Bie- 
lowski,  A.,  Monumenta  Polon.  hist.  v.  2,  p.  32.) 

Ebbon,  A  bp.  of  Reims.  Versus  ad  Ebonem 

Remensem.  2  pp.  (Duemmler,  E.,  Poet.  Lai.  aevi  Car. 
v.  1,  pt.  2,  p.  623:  Monumenta  German,  hist.) 


Ebed-Jesu,  surnamed  Bar-Bricha,  A  bp.  of 

Soba  or  Nisibis.  Xoeldcke,  T.  Cardahi’s  Pardaisa  dha 
Edhen.  8  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  43,  1889, 
p.  675.) 

Ebeling,  Gustave. 

De  casuum  usu  Horatiano.  Syntaxis  Hora- 
tianae.  Wernigerodae,  1866.  4°.  3252 

’ -  De  imperativi  usu  Horatiano.  Wernige¬ 
rodae,  1870.  4°.  3252 

Ebeling,  Heinrich.  1840 — .  Handschriftliches 

zu  Cicero  De  divinatione.  6  pp.  ( Philologus ,  v.  43,  1884, 
p.  702.)— Cicero's  briefe  an  Atticus  im  cod.  Med.  49,  24. 
8  pp.  ( Philologus ,  v.  45,  1886,  p.  369.) — Handschriftliches 
zu  Cicero’s  briefen  an  Atticus.  5  pp.  ( Philologus , 
v.  42,  1884,  p.  403.) 

-  ( Ed. )  Lexicon  Homericum,  composuerunt 

F.  Albracht,  0.  Capelle,  [and  others].  Lipsiae, 
1880-85.  2  v.  r.  8°.  3271 

Contents. 

A-H,  v.  1.  O-O,  v.  2. 

Ebeling,  Herman  Louis,  Ph.  D. 

Study  in  the  sources  of  the  Messeniaca  of 
Pausanias.  Baltimore,  1892.  8°.  (Johns  Hop¬ 
kins  Univ.  Theses,  1892. )  . — 2306 

Ebelot,  Alfred.  Revolution  de  Buenos- Ayres. 

42  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1890,  3  pgr.  v.  102,  p.  617.) — 
Progrfes  de  la  R£|»ul»li<i*ie  argentine.  32  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  p6r.  v.  73,  p.  423. ) 

Ebenistes  du  faubourg  St.  Antoine,  grands 
magasins,  “sweating-system.”  Du  Marous- 
sem,  P.  {In  his  Question  ouvriere,  v.  2. )  — 3356 
Eber,  Jacques.  Schmidt,  C.  Jacques  Eber. 

2  pp.  (In  his  Rgpert.  bibliog.  strasbourgeois,  v.  4,  pp.  v,  1.) 

Eber,  Paul.  Doellinger,  J.  J.  I.  von.  Paul 

Eber.  6  pp.  (In  his  Reformation,  v.  2,  p.  155.) 

Eberbacli,  Abbey.  Baer,  H.  Diplomatische 
geschichte  der  Abtei  Eberbach.  1855-58,  2  v. 

3635 

- Not  ilia  tiiudatioiiis  monasterii  Eberbacensis.  2  pp. 

(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  2,  p.  990.) 

Eberliard,  Archdeacon  of  Ratisbon.  14  cent. 

Annales,  1273-1305.  28  pp.  (Boehmer,  J.  F.,  Fontes  rer. 
German,  v.  2,  p.  526.) 

Eberliard,  Alfred.  1841 — .  Jahresbericht  ueber 

die  erscheinungen  auf  dem  gebiete  der  spaeteren  grie- 
chischen  prosa,  sowie  der  mittel-  und  neugriechischen 
prosa  und  poesie.  140  pp.  (Jahresb.  ueber  fortschr.  der 
class,  alterth.  v.  3,  1877,  p.  498 ;  v.  5,  1878,  p.  174.) 

-  Lexicon  Homericum.  See  Ebeling,  H. 

-  {Ed.)  Cicero’s  Brutus,  de  Claris  ora toribus. 

See  Cicero,  M.  T. 

-  (Ed.)  Cicero’s  Reden  fuer  M.  Marcellus, 

fuer  Q.  Ligarius  .  .  .  See  Cicero,  M.  T. 
Eberliard,  Eugen. 

Lexicon  Homericum.  See  Ebeling,  H. 
Eberliard,  Johann  August.  1739-1809. 

Charakteristik  des  Freiherrn  von  Leibnitz. 
Leipzig,  n.  d.  12°.  4737 

- Synonymisclies  handwoerterbuch  der  deut- 

sehen  sprache.  13  aufl.  .  .  .  von  Dr.  Otto  Lyon 
und  Dr.  F.  Wilbrandt.  Mit  uebersetzung  der 
woerter  in  die  englische,  franzoesische,  italie- 
niselie,  und  russische  sprache  von  Dr.  D. 
Asher  und  Prof.  Dr.  Aug.  Boltz.  Leipzig, 
1882.  12°.  1186 


EBERHARDT 


1198 


ECCLES  ALL-B  YERLO  W 


Eberhardt.  31  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  142, 

1887,  p.  199.) 

Eberliart,  B.  M. 

North  American  pyrenomycetes.  See  Ellis, 
J.  B.,  and  Eberhart,  B.  M. 

Eberle,  E.  F.  List  of  the  Merchants’  Hall, 

1732.  Bristol.  2  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Trans,  v.  11,  1886-87,  p.  291.) 

Ebernand,  von  Erfurt.  Bechstein,  R.  Zu  Hein¬ 
rich  und  Kunegunde.  13  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  6, 1861,  p.  422. ) 

Ebers,  Georg  Moritz.  1837 — . 

Lorenz  Alma  Tadema,  his  life  and  works. 
From  the  German  by  Mary  J.  Safford.  New 

York,  1886.  16°.  5886 

- Richard  Lepsius  :  ein  lebensbild.  Mit  einem 

lichtdruck  und  einem  holzschnitt.  Leipzig, 
1885.  12°.  4704 

The  same.  Tr.  from  the  German  by  Zoe 
Dana  Underhill.  Author,  ed.  New  York, 

1887.  12°.  4704 

- Vorschlaege  fuer  neue  ausgrabungen  in  Aegypten. 

26  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  2,  pp.  161,  392.) — Der  erste 
katarakt.  12  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  67, 1891,  p.  126.) 
—  IiCpsiiiH,  Nubische  grammatik.  12  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  35,  1881,  p.  207.)— Richard  Lepsius. 
Eine  biographische  skizze.  18  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau, 
v.  41,  1884,  p.  184.) — Gustav  SeyfFarth,  sein  leben  und 
der  versuch  einer  gerechten  wuerdigung  seiner  thaetig- 
keit  auf  dem  gebiete  der  Aegyptologie.  39  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  41,  1887,  p.  193.) 

-  Ebers  gallery  :  a  collection  of  paintings 

illustrating  the  romances  of  Georg  Ebers. 
With  descriptive  letter-press.  Photographic 
reproduction  by  Friedrich  Bruckmann.  1892. 

— 17D3 

- Josua:  eine  erzaehlung  aus  biblischer  zeit.  6  pp. 

(Rev.  of  in  Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149, 1891,  p.  45.) — Die  Nil- 
kraut.  11  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  142,  1887, 
p.  504.) 

Ebers  gallery :  a  collection  of  paintings  illus¬ 
trating  the  romances  of  Georg  Ebers.  With 
descriptive  letter-press.  Photographic  repro¬ 
duction  by  Friedrich  Bruckmann.  New  York, 
1882.  fo. ‘  — 17D3 

Ebersheim,  Monastery.  Historia  Novientensis 

monasterii,  951-1235.  22  pp.  (Boehmer,  J.  F.,  Fontes  rer. 
German,  v.  3,  p.  10.) 

Ebert,  Adolf.  1820 — . 

Allgemeine  geschichte  der  literatur  des 
mittelalters  im  abendlande.  v.  3.  Leipzig, 
1887.  8°.  2233 

Contents.  Die  iiatioiialeu  literal  nreii  von  ihren 
anfaengen  und  die  lateinische  literatur  vom  tode  Karls 
des  Kahlen  bis  zum  beginne  des  elften  jahrhunderts. 
Note. — For  v.  1,  2  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Handbuch  der  italienischen  national-lite- 

ratur.  Marburg,  1854.  8°.  2242 

— —  ( Ed  )  Jahrbuch  fuer  romanische  und  Eng- 
lische  literatur.  See  Jahrbuch. 

- Wolf,  F.  Entwickelungsgeschichte  der  franzoesischen 

tragoedie,  vornehmlich  im  16  jahrh.,  von  E.  4  pp.  (  K U’i- 
nc  re  schriften,  p.  221 :  Stengel,  E.,  Ausgabcn,  v.  87.) 

Ebert,  Emil. 

Sprichwoerter  der  altfranzoesischen  Karls- 
epen.  Marburg,  1884.  8°.  (Stengel,  E.,  Aus- 
gaben,  v.  23.)  2305 


Ebert,  Karl  Egon.  Bendel,  J.  Karl  E.  Ebert. 

21  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mit- 
theil.  v.  21,  1883,  p.  253.) 

Eberz,  Anton  (Tr. )  1817 — . 

Albius  Tibullus  im  versmasse  der  urschrift 
uebersetzt.  See  Tibullus,  A. 

Ebing-,  Richard  Krafft-.  See  Krafft-Ebing,  R. 
Ebn.  See  Ibn. 

Ebner,  T.  Nikolaus  Lenau  und  die  schwae- 

bische  dichterschule.  15  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1885,  v.  2,  p.  549.) 

Ebner  -  Eschenbacli,  Marie,  Baronin  von. 

1830—.  Das  gemeindekind.  137  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau, 
v.  50,  1887,  pp.  161,  321;  v.  51,  1887,  pp.  5,  161.)— Jacob 
Szela.  19  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  35,  1883,  p.  321.) — 
Oversberg:  ein  lebensbild.  30  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rund¬ 
schau,  v.  69,  1891,  p.  321.)— Die  poesie  des  unbewnss- 
teu.  9  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  29,  1881,  p.  287.) — 
UiiKiielinbar.  128  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  61,  1889, 
pp.  1, 198, 321.) — Die  nnverstandene  auf  dem  dorfe. 
57  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  30,  1882,  pp.  161,  321.) 

- STecker,  M.  Marie  von  Ebner-Eschenbach.  20  pp. 

(Deutsch.  imndschau,  v.  64, 1890,  p.  338.) 

Eboli,  Ana  de  Mendoza  y  de  la  Cerda,  Princesa 

de.  Lauser,  W.  Die  historische  Fuerstin  Eboli.  34  pp. 
( Unsere  Zeit,  1879,  v.  2,  pp.  44,  219.)— Rios,  E.  La  Prin- 
cesse  d’Eboli.  31  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r. 
v.  14,  1882,  p.  92.) 

Ebony  idol.  Flanders,  Mrs.  G.  M.  2336 

Eboracmn :  or,  the  history  and  antiquities  of 
the  city  of  York.  Drake,  F.  2541 

Ebracli,  Monastery.  Fundatio  monasterii  Ebra- 
censis.  3  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  2,  p.  1040.) 

Ebrington,  Viscount.  See  Fortescue,  H.,  1  and 
3  Earls  Fortescue. 

Ebswortli,  Rev.  Joseph  Woodfall. 

Cavalier  lyrics :  for  church  and  crown. 
London,  1887.  8°.  1324 

Note. — One  hundred  and  fifty  copies  printed  for  private 
circulation. 

-  (Ed.)  Roxburghe  ballads  :  illustrating  the 

last  years  of  the  Stuarts  . .  .  Ed.,  with  special 
introduction,  notes,  and  new  woodcuts,  v.  4-8. 
Hertford,  1883-95.  5v.  8°.  (Ballad  Soc.  nos.  8, 
9,  12,  13,  18,  19,  21-34. )  1325 

Note. — For  v.  1-3  see  Chappell,  W.,  in  preceding  cata¬ 
logue. 

Ecbasis  captivi.  Voigt,  F.  A.  E.  (Ed.)  (Brink, 
B.  ten,  and  others,  Quellen  und  forsclmngen, 
v.  8. )  *  —3166 

Eccardus,  Joannes  Georgius.  Sec  Eckhart,  J. 
G.  von. 

Eccentric  personages.  Russell,  W.  3706 
Eccentricities  for  Edinburgh.  Colman,  G., 
the  younger.  1308 

Eccles,  A.  Symons.  Tenth  international  medi¬ 
cal  congress.  8  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  48,  1890,  p.  581.) 

Eccles,  C.  O’ Conor.  Irish  housekeeping  and 

Irish  customs  in  the  last  century.  13  pp.  (Blackwood's 
Mag.  v.  144,  1888,  p.  804.) 

Eccles,  Robert  G.  Evolution  of  chemistry. 
28  pp.  (Brooklyn  Ethical  Assoc.  Evolution  in  set.,  etc. 
p.  123.) 

Eeclesall  -  Byerlow,  England.  Hunter,  J. 

Township  of  E.  40  pp.  (In  his  Hallamshire,  p.  340.) 

See  also  Yorkshire. 


ECCLESFIELD 


1199 


ECCLESTON,  John  C. 


Ecclesfleld,  England.  Gatty,  A.  S.  First 
book  of  the  marriage,  baptismal,  and  burial 
registers  of  Ecclesfleld  parish  church,  York¬ 
shire,  1558-1619.  1878.  2521 

-  Hunter,  J.  Parish  of  E.  31pp.  (In  his  Hallamshire, 

p.  428.) 

See  also  Yorkshire. 

Ecelesiac  Leodienses.  Taylor,  R.  V.  2537 
Ecclesiastes.  See  Bible,  O.  T.,  Ecclesiastes. 

Ecclesiastical  antiquities.  See  Church  his¬ 
tory. 

Ecclesiastical  antiquities  in  Devon.  3  v.  in  1. 
Oliver,  G.  1507 

Ecclesiastical  architecture.  See  Architec¬ 
ture  and  Building. 

Ecclesiastical  art.  See  Christian  art. 
Ecclesiastical  art  in  Germany  during  the 
middle  ages.  Luebke,  W.  — 17C5 

Ecclesiastical  benefices.  See  Church  bene¬ 
fices  and  property. — Simony. 

Ecclesiastical  biography. 

Boehringer,  F.  Die  kirche  Christi  und 
ihre  zeugen ;  oder,  die  kirchengeschichte  in 
biographieen.  1873-78,  24  v.  in  12.  — 3272 

-  Cave,  W.  Scriptorum  ecclesiasticorum 

historia  literaria,  a  Christo  nato  usque  ad 
saeculum  XIV.  1740-43,  2  v.  2231 

-  Middleton,  E.  Biographia  evangelica; 

or,  an  historical  account  of  the  lives  and 
deaths  of  the  most  eminent  and  evangelical 
authors  or  preachers.  1779-86,  4  v.  3786 

-  Sainte-Marthe,  S.  de,  and  Sainte-Mar- 

the,  L.  de.  Gallia  Christiana.  1656,  4  v.  — 3271 

- Gallia  Christiana  in  provincias  ecclesi- 

asticas  distributa  .  .  .  Opera  et  studio  D.  Sam- 
marthani,  monachorum  congregationis  S. 

Mauri,  [et]  B.  Haureau.  1715-1865,  16  v.  W.  61 

-  Scottish  divines,  1505-1872.-  1883.  (St. 

Giles’  Lectures ,  3  s.)  3844 

-  Ughelli,  F.  Italia  sacra,  sive  de  episcopis 

Italiae,  et  insularum  adjacentium  .  .  .  cura  et 
studio  Nicolai  Coleti.  1717-22, 10  v.  in  9.  — 4291 

-  Wilson,  W.  Popular  preachers  of  the 

ancient  church,  n.  d.  3707 

- Gennn<le,  of  Marseilles.  Liber  de  scriptoribus  ecclesi- 

asticis.  46  pp.  (Fabricius,  J.  A.,  Biblioth.  eccles.)  — 
Goetliuts,  H.,  surnamed  de  Gand,  Archdeacon  of  Tour¬ 
ney.  Liber  de  scriptoribus  ecclesiasticis.  16  pp.  (Fabri¬ 
cius,  J.  A.,  Biblioth.  eccles.) — Hieronymus  Sd;)Ii ro¬ 
il  i ns,  E.,  St.  De  viris  illustribus  liber.  216  pp.  (Fabri¬ 
cius,  J.  A.,  Biblioth.  eccles.)  —  Honoring,  of  Autun. 
Libelli  IV  de  luminatibus  ecclesiae,  sive  de  scriptoribus 
ecclesiasticis.  20  pp.  (Fabricius,  J.  A.,  Biblioth.  eccles.) 
— Ildefonso,  St.,  Abp.  of  Toledo.  Liber  de  scriptoribus 
ecclesiasticis,  cum  appendicibus.  14  pp.  (Fabricius,  J. 
A.,  Biblioth.  eccles.) — Isidore,  St.,  Abp.  of  Seville.  Liber 
de  scriptoribus  ecclesiasticis.  12  pp.  (Fabricius,  J.  A., 
Biblioth.  eccles.)— I.emirc,  A.  Auctarium  de  scriptori¬ 
bus  ecclesiasticis.  110  pp.  (Fabricius,  J.  A.,  Biblioth. 
cccles.)  —  De  scriptoribus  ecclesiasticis,  qui  ab  auno 
Christi  1494  quo  Joannes  Trithemius  definit,  ad  usque 
tempora  nostra  fioruerunt.  245  pp.  (Fabricius,  J.  A., 
Biblioth.  eccles.)  —  De  scriptoribus  ecclesiasticis, 
auctore  anonymo  Mellicense.  20  pp.  (Fabricius,  J.  A., 
Biblioth.  eccles. )—  Sigebert,  of  Gemblours.  Liber  de 


scriptoribus  ecclesiasticis.  24  pp.  (Fabricius,  J.  A.,  Bib¬ 
lioth.  eccles.) — Tritlieim  (Heidenberg),  J.,  Abbot  of 
Sponheim.  Liber  de  ecclesiasticis  scriptoribus.  270  pp. 
(Fabricius,  J.  A.,  Biblioth.  eccles.) 

See  also  Apostles.  —  Archbishops.  —  Archdea¬ 
cons. — Biography. — Bishops.— Church  history. 
— Clergy.— Fathers  of  the  Church.— Hermits. — 
Martyrs.  —  Ministers  of  the  Gospel.  —  Monas- 
ticism.  —  Mysticism.  —  Nonconformity.  — Yon- 
jurors.  —  Popes.  —  Preachers.  —  Puritans.  —  Re¬ 
formers. —  Religious  orders.  —  Saints.  Also  the 
names  of  countries,  denominations,  persons,  sects,  etc. 

Ecclesiastical  biography,  Dictionaries. 

Cathcart,  W.  Baptist  encyclopaedia.  1883, 
1  v.  in  2.  — 3271 

-  Nevin,  A.,  and  others.  Encyclopaedia  of 

the  Presbyterian  church  in  the  United  States 
of  America.  1884.  1141 

- Schaff,  P.,  and  Jackson,  S.  M.  (Eds.) 

Encyclopaedia  of  living  divines  and  Christian 
workers  of  all  denominations  in  Europe  and 
America.  1887.  R.81 

Ecclesiastical  cases.  237  pp.  Stillingfleet,  E., 

Bp.  of  Worcester,  Works,  v.  3,  pp.  613,  741. 

Ecclesiastical  councils  and  synods.  See 
Councils  and  Synods,  and  the  names  of  places 
where  held. 

Ecclesiastical  English.  Moon,  G.  W.  — 2122 
Ecclesiastical  festivals.  See  Festivals,  Eccle¬ 
siastical. 

Ecclesiastical  furniture.  See  Furniture, 
Church  furniture. 

Ecclesiastical  history.  See  Church  history. 
Ecclesiastical  history  of  New  England.  2  v. 

Felt,  J.  B.  —1262 

Ecclesiastical  history  of  Newfoundland. 

Howley,  M.  F.  —1273 

Ecclesiastical  institutions.  Spencer,  H., 
Pnnciples  of  sociology ,  v.  2,  pt.  6.  — 1382 

Ecclesiastical  law.  See  Canon  and  ecclesias¬ 
tical  law. 

Ecclesiastical  migrations.  39  pp.  ( Westm. 

Rev.  n.  s.  v.  61,  1882,  p.  427.) 

Ecclesiastical  miracles,  On  certain.  20  pp. 

Ryder,  H.  I.  D.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.  217.) 

Ecclesiastical  polity.  See  Church  polity. 
Ecclesiastical  tracts.  A  copy  of  the  devise 

for  alteratione  of  religione,  at  the  first  yeare  of  Queen 
Elizabeth.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  1,  p.  61.) 

Ecclesiastical  vestments.  See  Costume. 
Ecclesiasticism,  Decay  of.  10  pp.  Newton, 
R.  H.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  141,  1885,  p.  241.) 

Ecclesiasticus.  See  Bible,  O.  T.,  Apocrypha, 
Ecclesiasticus. 

Ecclesiology.  Milne,  F.  A.  (Ed.)  (Gentle¬ 
man’s  Mag.  Libr.)  4156 

Ecclesiology,  a  treatise  on  the  church  and 
kingdom  of  God  on  earth.  Morris,  E.  D., 
Christian  doctrine  in  outline.  — 3255 

Eccleston,  John  C.,  D.  D.  Great  Canadian 
northwest.  33  pp.  (Fairchild,  G.  M.,  Jr.,  Canadian  leaves, 
P-  59.) 


ECCLESTON,  Samuel 


1200 


ECKENER,  Hugo 


Eccleston,  Samuel,  C.D.,  Abp.  of  Baltimore. 

Clarke,  R.  H.  Most  Rev.  Samuel  Eccleston,  fifth  Abp. 
of  Baltimore,  A.  D.  1834.  22  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  deceased 
Bps.  v.  1,  p.  525.) 

Eccleston,  Thomas  de.  13  cent.  De  adventu 

Fratrum  Minor um  in  Angliam.  70  pp.  (Brewer,  J.  S., 
Mon.  Francis,  p.  3:  Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.) — Ex  libro  de 
adventu  Fratrum  Minoru  in  in  Angliam.  9  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  28,  p.  560.) 

Echanges  internationaux  de  livres,  d’objets 

d’art  et  d’histoire  naturelle.  31pp.  Moreau,  C.  ( Corre - 
spondant,  v.  28,  1848,  p.  701.) 

Echegaray,  Jose.  1833 — .  O  locura  6  santidad. 

51  pp.  (Novo  y  Colson,  P.  de,  Autor.  dramdt.  contemp. 
v.  2,  p.  555.) 

-  Alfonso,  L.  Don  Jose  Echegaray.  19  pp.  (Novo  y 

Colson,  P.  de,  Autor.  dramdt.  contemp.  v.  2,  p,  535.) — 
TrCverret,  A.  de.  Un  ministre  auteur  dramatique. 
26  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  97,  1883,  p.  416.) 

Eclielle  de  femmes.  Souvestre,  E.  2321 
Echingliam  church.  18  pp.  3  pi.  Slater,  W. 

(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  9,  1857,  p.  343.) 

Echinidea.  See  Echinoidea. 
Ecliinodermata.  See  Echinoidea. 
Echinoidea. 

Danielssen,  D.  C.  Crinoida.  With  5  pi. 
and  1  map.  Echinida.  With  1  pi.  [Norwegian 
and  Eng.]  1892.  ( Norwegian  N.  Atlant.  Exped. 
1876-78,  v.  21 :  Zool. )  —2551 

-  Agassi*,  A.  Note  on  some  points  in  the  history  of 

the  synonymy  of  echini.  6  pp.  (Zool.  Soc.  London, 
Proc.  1880,  p.  33.) — Preliminary  notice  of  a  few  species  of 
echini.  4  pp.  (Harvard  College  Mus.  Comp.  Zool.  Bull. 
v.  3, 1872,  p.  55.)— Bell,  F.  J.  Observations  on  the  char¬ 
acters  of  the  echinoidea.  34  pp.  (Zool.  Soc.  London, 
Proc.  1879,  pp.  249,  655;  1880,  p.  422.) — Fre<K*ric<i,  L. 
Contributions  &,  Panatomie  etS,  l’bistologie  des  Schinides. 

3  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad,  Sci.  Compt.  rend,  v,  83, 1876, 
p.  860. )— Contributions  a  l’6tude  des  Echinides.  12  pp. 
(Archiv.  de  zool.  exper.  v.  5,  1876,  p.  429.) — Experiences 
physiologiques  sur  les  fonctions  du  systeme  nerveux  des 
echinides.  3  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  Compt. 
rend.  v.  83,  1876,  p.  908.)— On  the  nervous  system  and 
muscles  of  the  echinida.  3  pp.  (Ann.  Mag.  Nat.  Hist. 

4  s.  v.  19,  1877,  p.  195.) — Physiological  experiments  on  the 
functions  of  the  nervous  system  in  the  echinida.  2  pp. 
(Ann.  Mag.  Nat.  Hist.  4  s.  v.  19, 1877,  p  197. )— Lo vf‘ii,  S.  L. 
On  the  structure  of  the  echinoidea.  42  pp.  (Ann.  Mag. 
Nat.  Hist.  4  s.  v.  10,  1872,  pp.  285,  376,  427.)— The  same,  in 
Germ.  55  pp.  (Archiv.  f.  naturgesch.  v.  39,  1873,  p.  16.) — 
Ludwig.  H.  Ueber  bewegliche  schalenplatten  bei 
echinoideen.  9  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  ivissens.  zool.  v.  29,  1877, 
p.  77.) — Ueber  den  nebendarm  der  echinoideen.  5  pp. 
(Goettingen, *rK.  gesells.  wissens.  Naahr.  1877,  p.  688.)— 
Fere*,  M.  J.  On  the  fecundation  of  the  egg  in  the 
echinus.  3  pp.  (Ann.  Mag.  Nat.  Hist.  4  s.  v.  20,  1877, 
p.  156.)— Perrier,  M.  E.  On  the  circulatory  apparatus 
of  the  echinida,  3  pp.  (Ann.  Mag.  Nat.  Hist.  4  s.  v.  15, 
1875,  p.  84.)— Romanes,  G.  J.  Nervous  system  of  the 
echinodermata.  33  pp.  (Brain,  v.  5,  1883,  p.  1.)— Se- 
lenka,  E.  Keimblaetter  und  organanlagederechiniden. 
16  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  wissens.  zool.  v.  33,  1880,  p.  39.)— Slmlen, 
W.  P.  On  a  remarkable  form  of  pedicellaria,  and  the 
functions  performed  thereby;  together  with  general 
observations  on  the  allied  forms  of  this  organ  in  the 
echinidae.  14  pp.  ( Ann.  Mag.  Nat.  Hist.  5  s.  v.  6,  1880, 
p.  101.)— Stewart,  C.  On  the  spicula  of  the  regular 
echinoidea.  7  pp.  4  pi.  (Linnean  Soc.  Trans,  v.  25, 1866, 
p.  365.) 

See  also  Arbaeia  punctiilata.  —  Crinoitlea.  — 
Jlolothurioidea.  —  Invertebrates.  —  Opbiuroi- 
«Iea.— Palaeontology.— Star  lislies. 


Echinoidea,  Fossil  forms. 

Cotteau,  G.  Paleontologie  frangaise.  De¬ 
scription  des  animaux  invertebres.  Terrain 
cr6tac6.  v.  7.  Echinides.  1862-67,  2  v.  — 1657 

Note.— For  v.  1-6  see  Orbigny,  A.  D.  d’  (in  preceding 
catalogue). 

- Paleontologie  franyaise.  Description 

des  animaux  invertebres.  Terrain  jurassique. 
v.  9.  Echinides  irreguliers.  1867-74,  2  v. 

—1656 

The  same.  v.  10.  Echinides  reguliers.  1875- 
85,  2  v.  in  4.  —1656 

- Paleontologie  fran9aise ;  ou,  descrip¬ 
tion  des  fossiles  de  la  France.  1  s.  Animaux 


invertebres.  Terrain  tertiaire.  Echinides 
Eocenes.  1885-89,  2  v.  — 1656 

-  Desor,  E.,  and  Loriol,  P.  de.  Echinologie 

helvetique.  Description  des  oursins  fossiles 
de  la  Suisse.  1868-75,  3  v.  — 1571,  — 1581 

-  Cotteau,  G.  Description  des  Echinides  du  calcaire 

grossier  de  Mons.  12  pp.  1  pi.  (Brussels,  Acad.  Mem. 
cour.  v.  42,  1879.)— Description  des  dchinides  tertiaires  de 
la  Belgique.  90  pp.  6  pi.  (Brussels,  Acad.  Mim.  cour. 
v.  43,  1880.)— Ludwig,  H.  Verzeichniss  der  von  Prof. 
Dr.  Ed.  Van  Beneden  an  der  kueste  von  Brasilien  gesam- 
melten  echinodermen.  26  pp.  (Brussels,  Acad.  Mem. 
cour.  v.  44,  1882.)— Pomel,  M.  A.  Observations  sur  la 
classification  des  echinides,  pour  servir  d ’introduction  a 
la  description  des  fichinodermes  fossiles  tertiaires  de 
l’Alggrie  occidentale.  4  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci. 
Compt.  rend.  v.  67,  1868,  p.  302.) 


Echinologie  helvetique.  3  v.  Desor,  E.,  and 
Loriol,  P.  de.  — 1571 

Echo,  Ueber  das.  14  pp.  Grimm,  J.  L.  K., 

Kleinere  schriften,  v.  7,  p.  499. 


Echo  of  Antietam.  8  pp.  Bellamy,  E.  ( Cen¬ 

tury  Mag.  v.  16,  1889,  p.  374.) 

Echoes  from  old  Acadia.  Roberts,  C.  G.  D. 

29  pp.  (Fairchild,  G.  M.,  Jr.,  Canadian  leaves,  p.  145.) 


Echols,  John.  Letter.  4  pp.  (Southern  Hist. 

Soc.  Papers,  v.  11.  1883,  p.  451.) 

• -  I>avis,  J.  Correction  of  errors  in  statement  of  Gov. 

Anderson  and  letter  of  ;E.  5  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc. 
Papers,  v.  11,  1883,  p.  559.) 


Ecliteriiacli,  Monastery.  Chronicon  Epterna- 
cense  breve.  3  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  2, 
p.  1305. ) 

Eckardt,  Meister.  See  Eckhart. 


Eckarclt,  Julius.  1836 — . 

Russia  before  and  after  the  war.  Tr.  from 
the  German  (with  later  additions  by  the 


author),  by  Edward  Fairfax  Taylor.  [Anon.] 
London,  1880.  8°.  3495 

-  Society  russe  par  un  Russe.  Tr.  par  MM. 

Ernest  Figurey  et  Desire  Corbier.  Avec  une 
introduction  de  M.  Antonin  Proust.  [Anon.] 
Paris,  1877.  2  v.  8°.  3463 

Eckart,  Rudolf. 


Niedersaechsische  sprachdenkmaeler  in 
uebersichtlicher  darstellung  mit  genauen 
quellenangaben.  Osterwieek,  1893.  p.  8°. 

—2135 

Eckart.  See  also  Eckhart. — Ekkehard. 
Eckener,  Hugo.  Untersuchungen  ueber  die 

scliwankungen  der  auffassung  minimaler  sinnesreize. 
45  pp.  (Wundt,  W.  M.,  Philos,  studicn,  v.  8,  p.  343.) 


ECKENSAGE 


1201 


Eekensage,  Die  heimat  der.  4  pp.  Zingerle, 

I.  V.  ( Germania ,  v.  1,  1856,  p.  120.) 

Eckenstein,  Lina. 

Literary  remains  of  Albrecht  Duerer.  See 
Duerer,  A. 

Eckert,  Rudolf.  Agrarpolitische  fragen.  20  pp. 

( Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  2,  p.  151.)— Das  “  rcclit  anfarbeit” 
und  seine  durchfuehrung.  4  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  2, 
p.  84.) 

Eckforil,  Henry.  Antoine  Louis  Barye.  18  pp. 

( Century  Mag.  v.  9,  1886,  p.  483.) — At  home:  Farewell  to 
Rianca.  1  p.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  1,  1881,  p.  864.)— Boat- 
racing'  by  amateurs.  3  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  12,  1887, 
p.  189.) — Camp  Grindstone.  14  pp.  ( Century  Mag. 
v.  8,  1885,  p.  498.)— Fencing'  and  the  New  York  fencers. 
8  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  11,  1886,  p.  414.)—  Eug&ne  Fro- 
men  I  in.  10  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  3,  1883,  p.  829.) — 
George  Inness.  8  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  2,  1882,  p.  57.) — 
“Lamia”  of  Keats.  8  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  9,  1886, 
p.  243.) — A  modern  colorist:  Albert  Pinkham  By  der. 
10  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  18,  1890,  p.  250.) — Olin  Warner, 
sculptor.  10  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  15,  1889,  p.  392.) 

Eckliart,  Meister.  Circa  1260-1328.  Bruch- 

stuecke.  4  pp.  (Germania,  v.  20,  1875,  p.  223.) 

-  Bech,  F.  Wie  Meister  Eckhart  kam  ein  schoner 

nackender  pub.  1  p.  (Germania,  v.  22,  1877,  p.  391.) — 
Denifle,  H.  Meister  Eckehart’s  lateinische  schriften, 
und  die  grundanschauung  seiner  lehre.  224  pp.  (Arckiv. 
f.  litteratur-  u.  kirchengeschichte  des  mittelalters,  v.  2,  1886, 
p.  417.)— Pearson,  K.  Meister  Eckehart,  the  Mystic. 
15  pp.  (Mind,  v.  11,  1886,  p.  20.) — PIneinaelier,  O. 
Meister  Eckhart.  38  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  92,  1887, 
p.  176.) — Preger,  W.  Meister  Eckhart  und  die  Inquisi¬ 
tion.  48  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  41: 
Hist,  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  11,  pi.  2,  1869,  p.  1.) 

Eckliart,  Johann  Georg  von.  1664-1730. 

Corpus  historicum  medii  aevi,  sive  scrip- 
tores  res  in  orbe  universo,  praecipue  in  Ger¬ 
mania,  a  temporibus  maxime  Caroli  Magni 
Imperatoris  usque  ad  flnem  seculi  post  C.  N. 
XV  gestas  enarrantes  aut  illustrantes,  e  variis 
codicibus  manuscriptis.  Lipsiae,  1723.  2  v.  fo. 

3741 

Contents.  Burchard,  J.  Diarium  curiae  Romanae  sub 
Alexandro  VI  Papa,  v.  2. — Andreas,  Presbyter  of 
Ratisbon.  Chronicon  a  Johanne  Chraft  interpolatum  et 
usque  ad  annum  1490  continuatum,  v.  1. — Catalogus 
Episcoporum  Angustanorum  et  Abbatum  Sanctae 
Afrae  usque  ad  Friderici  I  Imperatoris  aetatem,  v.  2. — 
Norbert,  Abbot  of  Iburg.  Vita  Bennonis  Episcopi 
Osnabrugensis  anno  1118  conscripta,  v.  2.— Rost,  M., 
Abbot  of  Iburg.  Vita  Bennonis  Episcopi  Osnabrugensis 
metrica,  v.2. — Vulgerius.  Versus  in  Bonifaclnm  VIII 
Papam  et  mores  cleri,  v.  2.— Annales  Bosovienses  ab 
anno  1125  usque  ad  annum  1198  continuati,  v.  1. — Bene- 
detti,  A.  De  rebus  a  C'arolo  VIII  Galliae  Rege  in 
Italia  gestis,  v.  2. —  CTironicae  regiae  ab  Henrico 
Aucupe  usque  ad  captum  a  Friderico  I  Imperatore 
Mediolanum  contiuuatae  versio  vetus  Germanica,  v.  1. — 
Ulrich,  of  Bamberg.  Codex  epistolaris,  v.  2. — Cata¬ 
logus  Consilium  Romanornm  usque  ad  annum 
Christi  493  procedens,  v.  1. — Vetus  Consulum  Romanorum 
catalogus  ad  annum  Christi  534  procedens,  v.  1 — Corner, 
H.  Chronica  novella  usque  ad  annum  1435  deducta,  v.  2. 
—Oliver,  the  Scholastic,  Cardinal- Bp.  of  Sabina.  Historia 
Damiatina,  v.  2. — Relatio  de  Bavide  Rege  Tarta- 
rorum  christiano,  v.  2. — Albert,  of  Metz.  Libellus  de 
diversitatc  temjiornm,  v.  1.— Fasti  consulares 
ex  duobus  exemplaribus  diversis  in  unum  conjuncti,  v.  1. 
—Martin,  of  Alnurick.  Flores  temjiornm  ab  Her- 
manno  Januensi  continuati  usque  ad  Carolum  IV  Im- 
peratorem,  v.  1. — Jamsilla,  N.  da.  Gesta  Friderici  II 
Imperatoris  ejusque  filiorum  Conradi  et  Manfredi 


ECLECTIC  PHILOSOPHY 


Regum,  v.  1. — llincmar,  A  bp.  of  Reims.  Epistolae,  v.  2. 
— Excerpta  Johannis  llnssi  condemnationem  concer- 
nentia,  v.  2.— Catalogus  Im|ieratorum  Romano- 
mm,  v.  1. — Riccobaldo,  of  Ferrara.  Historia  Iiniicra- 
loriuii  Roinano-Germanicornm  a  Carolo  Magno 
usque  ad  annum  1298  producta,  v.  1. — Johann,  of  Win¬ 
terthur.  Chronicon  a  Friderico  II  Imperatore  ad  annum 
1348  procedens,  v.  1.— Erchemberto,  of  Monte  Casino.  His¬ 
toria  liUiigobardornm  Beneventi,  v.  1.— Chronicon 
I.nneburgicnm  Saxonica  lingua  conscriptum  atque 
ad  Wilhelmum  Regem  Germaniae  extensum,  v.  1. — 
Hart  in,  of  Fulda.  Chronicon  usque  ad  annum  1379  pro- 
ductum,  v.  1.— Continuatio  chronici  Martini  Poloni  a 
Rudolfo  I  Imperatore  usque  ad  annum  1343,  v.  1.— Depo- 
sitio  martyrnm  et  Episcojiornm,  v.  1. — Tritheim 
(Heidenberg),  J.,  Abbot  of  Sponheim.  Xcjiiaclms.  id 
est  libellus  de  studiis  et  scriptis  propriis  a  pueritia  repe- 
titis,  v.  2.— Prophetiae  satyricae  in  Pajias  aliquot  seculi 
XIII  et  XIV,  v.  2.— Amalricus,  A.  Actus  Pontilicnin 
Romanornm  usque  ad  Johannem  XXII  sive  annum 
1321,  v.  2. — Catalogus  Pontificum  Romanorum  non  diu 
post  annum  1048  confectus,  v.  2.— Niem,  T.  de,  Bp.  of 
Cambrai.  Vitae  Pontificum  Romanorum  a  Nicolao  IV 
usque  ad  Urbanum  V,  et  inde  ab  anonymo  usque  ad 
annum  1418  continuatae,  v.  1. — Riccobaldo,  of  Ferrara. 
Historia  Pontificum  Romanorum  usque  ad  Clementem 
IV,  v.  1.— Vetus  catalogus  Pontificum  Romanorum,  v.  1. 
—  Catalogus  Praefectornm  urbis,  v.  1. —  Anonymi 
authoris  chronicon  Episcoporum  Ratisbonensiuin 
anno  1377  confectum,  v.  2. — Breve  chronicon  Episcoporum 
Ratisbonensiuin  ex  chronica  Conradi  de  Monte  Puel- 
larum  confectum,  v.  2. — Riccobaldo,  of  Ferrara.  Com- 
pilatio  chronologica  usque  ad  annum  1312  producta,  v.  1. 
— Lignamine,  J.  P.  de.  Continuatio  chronici  Ricobaldini 
ab  anno  1316  usque  ad  annum  1469,  v.  1.— Infessura,  S. 

*  Diarium  urbis  Romae,  v.  2.  —  Monachorum  Sancti 
Pantaleonis  chronica  regia,  usque  in  annum  1161  con- 
tinuata,  v.  1. — Annalista  Saxo  ab  initio  regni  Francorum 
usque  ad  annum  1139  res  gestas  enarrans,  v.  1. — Chronica 
Praesulum  Sjiirensis  civitatis,  v.  2. — Catalogus  Episco¬ 
porum  Siiirensiiim.  v.  2.— Brevis  historia  occupa- 
tionis  et  amissionis  Terrae  Sanctae,  v.  2.— Oliver,  the 
Scholastic,  Cardinal-Bp.  of  Sabina.  Historia  Regum 
Terrae  Sanctae,  v.  2.— Poema  Germanicum  vetus  de 
amissione  Terrae  Sanctae,  v.  2.— Descriptio  itineris  in 
Terrain  Sanctam,  v.  2. — Golscher,  Monk  of  Treves. 
Gesta  Achiepiscoporum  Trevirensinm  ab  anno  1132 
usque  ad  annum  1259  continuata,  v.  2. — Indices,  v.  1,  2. 

Eckliart.  See  also  Eckart. — Ekkehard. 

Eckius  Declolatus.  Szamatdlski,  S.  [Ed.) 
(Lat.  litteraturdenkmaeler  des  15  u.  16  jahrh. 
v.  2. )  4227 

Eckler,  G.  (Ed.) 

Home  gymnastics  for  the  well  and  the  sick. 
See  Angerstein,  E.,  and  Eckler,  G.  (Eds.) 

Eckstein,  Ernst.  1845 — .  Zur  geschichte  des 

feuilletons.  95  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1875,  v.  2,  pp.  1,  272,  500, 
665,  927.) 

Eckstein,  Ferdinand  Frederic,  Baron  d\  Fois- 

set,  J.  T.  Baron  d’Eckstein.  11  pp.  (Correspondent, 
v.  55,  1862,  p.  118.) 

Eckstein,  Friedrich  August  (Ed.)  1810-85. 

Phaedri  Fabulae.  Mit  anmerkungen  ver- 
sehen  von  J.  Siebelis.  See  Phaedrus  (in  pre¬ 
ceding  catalogue). 

Eclectic  philosophy.  Zeller,  E.  History  of 
eclecticism  in  Greek  philosophy.  1883.  — 1458 

-  Lewes,  G.  H.  Eclecticism.  8  pp.  (In  his  Biog.  hist. 

of  philos.  v.  2,  p.  769.) — Valroger,  H.  de.  De  la  jeune 
gcole  Sclectique.  72  pp.  ( Correspondent,  v.  9, 1845,  pp.  649, 
793;  v.  10,  1845,  p.  378.) 

See  also  Philosojihy. 


ECLIPSES 


1202 


ECONOMIC  STUDIES 


Eclipses. 

Coffin,  J.  H.  C.  Report  of  observations 
of  the  total  eclipse  of  the  sun,  Aug.  7,  1869. 
n.  d.  —2481 

-  Lick  Observatory.  Reports  on  the  obser¬ 
vations  of  the  total  eclipse  of  the  sun,  Jan.  1, 
Dec.  21,  22,  1889,  and  of  the  total  eclipse  of  tbe 
moon,  July  22,  1888.  1889-91,  2  v.  — 2492 

- Bouillaml.  I.  Epistola  de  defectu  solis,  cujus  merai- 

nit  Livius  lib.  XXXVII,  cap.  IV.  7  pp.  (Livius  Pata- 
vinus,  T.,  Hist,  libri,  ed.  A.  Drakenborch,  v.  7,  1746,  p.  191 ; 
v.  16,  pt.  1, 1828,  p.  366.)— Engelmann,  R.  Die  sonnen- 
fmsterniss  vom  18  Aug.  1868.  23  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1869, 

v.  1,  p.  130.)— Oppolzer,  T.  von.  Die  sonnenfhisterniss 
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Proctor,  R.  A.  Total  solar  eclipses.  16  pp.  ( Fortn . 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1886,  p.  407.) — Soltau,  W.  Sonnenfinster- 
niss  vom  jahre  217  v.  Chr.  3  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  22,  1887, 
p.  483.) — Todd,  D.  P.  How  man’s  messenger  outran  the 
moon.  5  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  16,  1889,  p.  602.) — Modern 
eclipse  problems.  10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  9,  1890,  p.  552.) — 
Toxvson,  J.  T.,  and  Sansom,  T.  On  the  solar  eclipse  of 
March  15, 1858,  as  seen  near  Oxford.  6  pp.  (Lancashire 
and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  10,  1858,  p.233.) — Wilk¬ 
inson,  T.  T.  On  the  solar  eclipse  of  March  15,  1858,  as 
seen  at  Burnley.  3  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist. 
Soc.  Trans,  v.  10,  1858,  p.  231.)— Wylie,  A.  Eclipse  re¬ 
corded  in  Chinese  works.  72  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc. 
North-China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  4,  1868,  p.  87.) — Notes 
on  the  opinions  of  the  Chinese  with  regard  to  eclipses. 
4  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s. 
v.  3, 1866,  p.  71.) 

See  also  Astronomy.— Moon. — Sun. 

Eclogues.  See  Pastoral  and  rural  poetry. 

Ecluse,  Bataille  de  1’,  Marine  normande  a  la. 

21  pp.  Luce,  S.  (In  his  France  pendant  la  guerre  de 
cent  ans,  p.  1.) 

Ecole  d’ An  vers,  Rubens  et  P.  Michiels,  J. 
A.  X.  —1767 

Ecole  des  Chartes.  Recueil  de  fac-similes. 
Paris,  1880.  fo.  1201 

- Luce,  S.  Cours  d’etude  critique  des  sources  de  l’his- 

toire  de  France,  profess^  &  l’Ecole  des  Chartes.  14  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  43,  1882,  p.  653.) — Ray¬ 
mond,  P.  (Ed.)  Pieces  sur  l’hotelde  Clisson  aujourd’hui 
Palais  des  archives  et  Ecole  des  Chartes.  11  pp.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  20,  1858,  p.  516;  v.  21,  1859, 
p.  447.) — Vallet  de  Viriville,  A.  Notes  et  documents 
pour  servir  &  l’histoire  de  l’Ecole  Royale  de  Chartes. 
19  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  9,  1847,  p.  153.) 

See  also  Bibliothfcque  de  I’Ecole  des  Chartes. 

Ecole  des  liautes  etudes,  Bibliotheque  de  P. 
See  Bibliotheque. 

Ecole  des  langues  orientales  vivantes. 
Publications,  2  s.  v.  20 ;  3  s.  v.  3,  13.  Paris, 
1890-93.  3  v.  r.  8°.  3413 

Contents.  Abd  Bekr  Mohammed  ibn  Djafer  Nerchakhy. 
Description  topographique  et  historique  de  Boukliara. 
3  s.  v.  13.— Mohammed  Esseghir  Ben  Elhadj  Ben  Abdallah 
Eloufr&ni.  Nozliet-EIliadi,  3  s.  v.  3. —  Du  Mans,  R. 
Estat  de  la  Perse  en  1660,  2  s.  v.  20. 

Ecole  des  peres,  suivie  de  la  mauvaise  mere : 
contes  nouveaux.  Milan,  1784.  16°.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  bleue,  v.  12. )  2316 

Ecole  frant^aise  de  Rome.  See  Rome,  Ecole 
frangaise. 

Ecole  polytechnique.  Journal.  Cahiers  52- 
68,  60-64.  Paris,  1881-94.  13  v.  4°.  —4712 

Note.— Cahiers  51,  59  wanting.  For  earlier  v.  see  pre¬ 
ceding  catalogue. 


Ecole  pratique  des  liautes  etudes.  Melanges 
Renier.  Recueil  de  travaux  .  .  .  en  memoire 
de  son  Pres.  Leon  Renier.  Paris,  1887.  8°. 
( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes ,  v.  73.) 

—4153 

Contents.  Oppert,  J.  Inscription  d’Antiorhus  1 
Soter.— Weil,  H.  Auteur  du  premier  discours  contre 
Aristogiton  est-il  bien  in  forme  des  institutions 
d’Athfenes. — Nicole,  J.  Ath€n€e  et  Lucien. — Boissier. 
M.  L.  G.  Commodien.— Jacob.  A.  De  nonnullis  cocli- 
cibus  Graecis  palimpsestis  in  bibliotheca  majore 
Parisiensi  asservatis. — Thfivenin,  M.  Etudes  sur  la  pro¬ 
priety  au  moyen  dge  :  Les  “  tommuniii.”- Bergaigne, 
A.  Syntaxe  des  comparaisons  vertiques. — Saussure, 
F.  de.  Comparatifs  et  superlatifs  gerinaniques 
de  la  forme  inferus,  infimus. — Haussoullier,  B.  Note 
sur  les  trois  tribus  doriennes  en  Crfcte.— Amiaud,  A. 
Cyrus,  Roi  de  Perse. — Darmesteter,  J.  Apocalypse  per- 
sane  de  Daniel. — Morel-Fatio,  A.  Note  sur  Particle 
derive  de  ipse  dans  les  diaieetes  Catalans. — Deren- 
bourg,  J.  Elazar,  le  Peitan.— Duchesne,  L.  M.  O.  Con- 
cile  d’Elvire  et  les  flamines  Chretiens. — Guieyesse,  P.  P. 
Reprimande  a  un  fonctionnaire  egyptien.— Deren- 
bourg,  H.  Note  sur  quelques  mots  de  la  langue  des 
Francs  au  douziSme  siScle  d’aprfes  le  texte  arabe  de 
l’autobiographie  d’Ousama  Ibn’Mounkidh.— Gaidoz,  H. 
Les  gitteaux  alpliabetiques.  —  Ilauvette-Bes- 
nault,  E.  L.  Episode  des  grains  de  riz  6crases.— Breal, 
M.  J.  A.  Comment  les  langues  reparent  les  points 
faibles  de  leur  grammaire.— Riemann,  O.  Remarques 
sur  l’attraction  du  demonstrate  et  du  relatif  en  Batin. 
— Nolhac,  P.  de.  Notes  sur  Pirro  Eigorio.— Gillieron, 
J.  Melanges  gallo-romans. — Haievy,  J.  Notes 
semitiques — Paris,  G.  B.  P.  Appendix  Probi. — 
Robiou.  F.  M.  L.  J.  Enseignement  de  Pythagore, 
contenait-il  des  elements  egyptiens.— Desjardins,  E.  E.  A. 
Leon  Renier.— Heron  de  Villefosse,  A.  M.  A.  Biblio- 
graphie  des  ouvrages  de  Leon  Renier.— Longnon,  A.  H. 
La  civitas  Rigomagensis. — Darmesteter,  A.  Demon- 
stratif  ille  et  le  relatif  qui  en  Roman. — Psichari,  J. 
PoSme  a.  Spantas.- Monod,  G.  J.  J.  Moeurs  judiciaires 
au  VIII  sitscle  d’aprSs  la  Paraenesis  ad  judices  de  Theo- 
diilf.  —  Havet,  L.  Ve  en  Grec.  —  Roy,  J.  Conference 
de  Vincennes  et  conflits  de  juridiction  (1329-50).— 
Ch&telain,  E.  Un  important  fragment  de  Virgile  (Bib- 
liothSque  Nationale,  Latin  7906). — Tournier,  E.  Obser¬ 
vations  sur  le  texte  de  l’Economique  de  Xenophon. 

Ecole  Royale  ties  Chartes.  See  Ecole  des 
Chartes. 

Ecoles  frangaises  d’Athenes  et  de  Rome,  Bib¬ 
liotheque  des.  See  Bibliotheque. 

Economic  and  social  history  of  New  England, 
1620-1789.  2  v.  Weeden,  W.  B.  2627 

Economic  history  and  theory,  Introduction 
to  English.  1  v.  in  2.  Ashley,  W.  J.  — 1308 

Economic  history  of  Virginia.  2  v.  Bruce, 
P.  A.  3576 

Economic  interpretation  of  history.  Rogers, 
J.  E.  T.  —1365 

Economic  library,  v.  5.  Londoii,  n.  d.  16°. 

—3747 

Contents.  How  to  furnish  a  house  and  make  it 
a  home. 

Economic  optimism.  6  pp.  Smith,  D.  C. 

(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  144,  1887,  p.  422.) 

Economic  pessimism.  4  pp.  Atkinson,  E. 

(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  144,  1887,  p.  540.) 

Economic  studies.  See  American  Economic 
Association. 

Economic  studies.  236  pp.  Bagehot,  W., 

Works,  v.  5,  p.  237. 


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1203 


EDDY,  Richard 


Economic  value  of  electric  light  and  power. 

Foote,  A.  R.  — 1367 

Economics  and  jurisprudence.  Adams, 
H.  C.  (Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Econ.  studies ,  v.  2, 
no.  1. )  —4377 

Economics  and  politics.  Hazard,  R.  G. 

—1367 

Economics  of  industry.  Elements  of.  Mar¬ 
shall,  A.  —1368 

Economic  rurale  de  la  France  depuis  1789. 

Lavergne,  L.  G.  L.  G.  de.  — 4697 

Economist,  The.  Xenophon.  (Ruskin,  J., 
Biblioth.  pastorum ,  v.  1. )  — 1363 

Economistes  et  publicistes  contemporains. 
Paris,  1877-88.  2  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Bluntschli,  J.  K.  Thfiorie  g6n6rale  de  l’tftat. 
— Molinari,  G.  de.  Morale  Iconomique. 

Economy.  Repplier;  A.  Esoteric  economy. 

8  pp.  ( Atlantic  Monthly,  v.  62,  1888,  p.529.) — Siemens, 
C.  W.  Ueber  verschwendung.  7  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschav, 
V.  34.  1883.  p.  266.) 

See  also  Domestic  economy. —  Political  econ¬ 
omy.  ' 

Economy  of  liigli  wages.  Schoenhof,  J. 

( Questions  of  the  day,  no.  72. )  — 1367 

Ecouen,  France.  Conant,  C.  W.  Art  student 

in  E.  12  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  70,  1885,  p.  388.) 

Ecphantides.  B.  C.  5  cent.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.] 

2  pp.  ( Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  1,  p.  9 ;  Meineke, 
J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  12.) 

Ecrivains  et  poetes  de  l’Allemagne.  Blaze  de 
Bury,  A.  H.  B.,  Baron,  dit.  2224 

Ecstasy.  Philosophy  of  animal  magnetism : 
together  with  the  system  of  manipulating 
adopted  to  produce  ecstacy  and  somnam¬ 
bulism.  1837.  — 1538 

See  also  Emotions. — Enthusiasm. — Hypnotism. 
Mesmerism. — Mind.— Psychology. 

Ecton,  John.  — 1730. 

Thesaurus  rerum  ecclesiasticarum :  being 
an  account  of  the  valuations  of  all  the  eccle¬ 
siastical  benefices  in  the  several  dioceses  in 
England  and  Wales  ...  3  ed.,  with  numerous 
additions  by  Browne  Willis.  London,  1763. 
4°.  —3262 

Ecuador.  Andre,  E.  L’Amerique  equinoxiale 
( Colombie-Equateur-P6rou ).  ( Tour  du  monde, 
v.  34-38,  1877-79.)  2421 

-  Holinski,  A.  Equateur.  1861.  4637 

-  Simpson,  A.  Travels  in  the  wilds  of  Ecua¬ 
dor.  1886.  2406 

-  Wagner,  M.  Ueber  die  hydrographischen  verhaelt- 

nisse  und  das  vorkommen  der  suesswasserfische  in  den 
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See  also  Colombia. — Quito. 

Ecuador,  Foreign  relations.  See  United  States, 
International  American  Conference. 

Eczema.  Morrow,  P.  A.  Drug  eruptions. 
1893.  ( Selected  monographs  on  dermatology: 

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seborrhoicum.  5  pp.  ( Selected  monographs  on  derma¬ 
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Edburton ,  England.  Gell,  F.  Edburton  church. 

3  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  42,  1886,  p.  205.) 

See  also  Sussex. 

Edda. 

Saemund.  Edda  Saemundar  hinns  Froda. 
The  Edda  of  Saemund  the  Learned.  From 
the  old  Norse  or  Icelandic,  with  a  mythologi¬ 
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-  Snorro  Sturluson.  Younger  Edda  ;  also 

called  Snorre’s  Edda,  or  the  prose  Edda  .  .  . 
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-  Odd runs  klnge.  uebersetzt  und  erklaert  von  Wil¬ 
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-  Dahlerup,  V.,  and  J6nsson,  F.  Den  forste 

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Note.— Also  in  Royal  Soc.  of  Lit.  Trans.  2  s.  v.  12,  1882, 
p.  517. 

-  Olsen,  B.  M.  Tredje  og  fjaerde  gram¬ 
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( Samfund .  til  udgivelse  af  gam.  nord.  litt. 
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-  Sander,  F.  Rigveda  und  Edda.  Eine 

vergleichende  untersuchung  der  alten  ari- 
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10  pp.  (Germania,  v.  27,  1882,  p.  330.)— Kleine  beitraege 
zur  geschichte  und  erklaerung  der  Eddalieder.  128  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  23,  1878,  pp.  158,  314,  406;  v.  24,  1879,  p.  46; 
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Beitraege  zur  kritik  der  Eddalieder.  67  pp.  (Germania, 
v.  14,  1869,  p.  305;  v.  17,  1872,  p.  1 ;  v.  18,  1873,  p.  160;  v.  19, 
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uebersetzungen  aus  der  Edda ;  Rask,  Snorra  Edda ;  Afze- 
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pp.  116, 123,  137.)— Ruehs,  Edda;  Trautvetter,  Schluessel 
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Hoffmann.  A.  Bildlicher  ausdruck  im  Bedwulf  und  in 
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Koelbing,  E.  Zu  CEgisdrekka.  2  pp.  (Germania, 
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deutung  von  Fioelsvinnsmael.  5  pp.  (Germania,  v.  16, 
1871,  p.  50.) — Wilken,  E.  Nykrat.  2  pp.  (Germania, 
V.  23,  1878,  p.  446.) 

See  also  Epic  ami  heroic  poetry.— Folk-lore. — 
Gudrun.— Heldensage. —  Icelandic  folk-lore. — 
Icelandic  literature.  —  Legends. —  Ji ibelongen 
lied  and  sage. — Scandinavian  literature. 

Eddy,  Mrs.  Mary  Baker  Glover. 

Science  and  health,  with  key  to  the  Scrip¬ 
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Eddy,  Richard,  D.  D.  1828 — . 

Universalism  in  America :  a  history,  v.  1, 
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EDDY,  Ulysses  D. 


1204 


EDGAR,  John  George 


Eddy,  Ulysses  D.  Our  chance  for  commercial 

supremacy.  10  pp.  {Forum,  v.  11,  1891,  p.  419. ) 

Eddy,  William  Abner.  The  highest  structure 

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Ede,  George. 

Management  of  steel.  6  ed.  London,  1891. 
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Ede,  W.  Moore.  National  pensions.  17  pp. 

( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  59,  1891,  p.  580.) 

Edelfelt,  Albert. 

Finland.  See  Lansdell,  H.,  and  Edelfelt,  A. 
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wissens.  vortrg.  v.  12,  1877,  p.  465.) 

Eden,  Rev.  Charles  Page.  Burgon,  J.  W. 

Charles  Page  Eden :  the  earnest  parish  priest.  38  pp. 
{In  his  Lives  of  twelve  good  men,  v.  2,  p.  305.) 

Eden,  George,  1  Earl  of  Auckland. 

Trotter,  L.  J.  Earl  of  Auckland.  1893. 
(Hunter,  Sir  W.  W.,  Rulers  of  India.)  4725 

Eden,  Richard.  Circa  1521-77.  First  two  voy¬ 
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-  (Ed. )  First  three  English  books  on  Amer¬ 
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tions,  compilations,  etc.,  from  the  writings, 
maps,  etc.,  of  Pietro  Martire  .  .  .  Sebastian 
Muenster  .  .  .  Sebastian  Cabot .  .  .  With  ex¬ 
tracts,  etc.,  from  the  works  of  other  Spanish, 
Italian,  and  German  writers  of  the  time.  Ed. 
by  Edward  Arber.  Birmingham,  1885.  4°.  1651 

-  Life  and  labours  of  E.  12  pp.  (Eden,  R.,  First  three 

English  books  on  America,  p.  xxxvii.) 

Eden,  Robert,  afterwards  Henley.  See  Henley, 
R. 

Eden,  Garden  of.  Delitzsch,  F.  Wo  lag 
das  Paradies?  Eine  biblisch  -  assyriologische 
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-  Ambrosius.  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan.  De  paradiso.  25  pp. 

{Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  p.  193.) — Kphraeni,  St.,  the  Syrian. 
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13  pp.  {Am.  Antiq.  v.  3,  1880,  p.  39.) — Read,  M.  C.  Sym¬ 
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1881,  p.  131.)— Wright,  C.  H.  H.  Site  of  paradise.  16  pp. 
( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  556.) 

Edenates.  Deloye,  A.  Des  Edenates  et  de  la 

ville  de  Seyne  en  Provence.  20  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des 
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Edeuton,  N.  C.  Dillard,  R.  Historic  tea  party 

of  E.,  1774.  8  pp.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  28,  1892,  p.  81.)  ; 

Edequines,  Castle.  Eudes,  Y.  Notice  sur  le 

chateau,  d’E.  14  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  M&m.  v.  4, 
1839,  p.  267.) 

Ederslieim,  Alfred,  D.  D.,  Ph.  D.  1825-89. 

Life  and  times  of  Jesus  the  Messiah.  8  ed. 
London,  1894.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  159,  1884,  p.  121. )  —2172 

-  The  Temple,  its  ministry  and  services,  as 

they  were  at  the  time  of  Jesus  Christ.  Lon¬ 
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-  On  a  new  theory  of  the  origin  and  composition  of  the 

synoptic  Gospels  proposed  by  G.  Wetzel.  14pp.  (Driver, 
S.  R.,  and  others,  Studia  Biblica,  p.  75.) 

Edes,  Rev.  Richard  Sullivan.  1810-77.  Bio¬ 
graphical  sketch  of  Col.  John  May.  10  pp.  (May,  J., 
Journal  and  letters,  p.  7.) 

Edes.  See  also  Eads. 

Edessa,  Bps.  of.  See  Barsamya. — Jacobus  II 
( Commentator). 

Edessa,  Mesopotamia.  Cureton,  W.  Ancient 
Syriac  documents  relative  to  the  earliest  estab¬ 
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-  Josue  ( Stylites ).  Chronicle,  composed  in 

Syriac  A.  D.  507,  with  a  translation  into  Eng¬ 
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d’Edesse  jusqu’il  la  premi&re  croisade.  184  pp.  ( Joum . 
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of  Batne  Sarug.  Canticle  upon  E.,  when  she  sent  to  our 
Lord  to  come  to  her,  [Syr.  and  Eng. ]  2  pp.  (Cureton, 
W.,  Anc.  Syr.  doc.  p.  106.)—  Renau,  J.  E.  Deux  monu¬ 
ments  fipigraphiques  d’Edesse.  6  pp.  2  pi.  (Joum.  asiat. 
8  s.  v.  1,  1883,  p.  246.)— Sacliau,  K.  E.  Edessenische  in- 
schriften.  26  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  36, 
1882,  p.  142.) 

Edfu,  Egypt.  Rouge,  J.,  Vicomte  de.  Inscrip¬ 
tions  et  notices  recueillies  a  Edfou  (Haute- 
Egypte),  pendant  la  mission  scientifique  de 
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-  l*oole,  S.  L.  Edfti  and  Philae.  19  pp.  (Wilson,  Sir 

C.  W.,  Picturesque  Palestine,  Sinai,  and  Egypt,  v.  4,  p.  216.) 

Edgar,  King  of  England.  943-975.  Voyage 
with  4000  shippes  round  about  his  large  monarchic,  973. 
4  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  7.) 


Edgar,  son  of  Edward.  12  cent.  Voyage  to 

Jerusalem,  1102.  2  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  44.) 


Edgar,  Andrew,  D.  D. 

Old  church  life  in  Scotland :  lectures  on 
kirk-session  and  presbytery  records.  1  and  2  s. 
London,  1885-86.  2  v.  8°.  — 1275 

Edgar,  John  George.  1834-64. 

Boyhood  of  great  men  intended  as  an  ex¬ 
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by  Birket  Foster. 

Alembert,  J.  le  R.  d\ 
Arnold,  T. 

Audubon,  J.  J. 

Banks,  Sir  J. 

Buxton,  Sir  T.  F. 

Canning,  G. 

Canova,  A. 

Cavendish,  H. 

Chalmers,  T. 

Cooper,  Sir  A.  P. 

Davy,  Sir  H. 

Ferguson,  J. 

Franklin,  B. 

Galilei,  G. 

Gibbon,  E. 

Haendel,  G.  F. 

Hunter,  J. 

Jeffrey,  F.,  Lord. 

Jervis,  J.,  1  Earl  St.  Vincent. 
Johnson,  S. 

Jones,  Sir  W. 


London,  1853.  16°.  3707 

Contents. 

Lawrence,  Sir  T. 
Mackintosh,  Sir  J. 

Mozart,  J.  C.  W.  A. 

Murray,  W.,  1  Earl  of  Mans¬ 
field. 

Napoleon  I,  Emperor  of  the 
French. 

Nelson,  Vice-Admiral  H.,  1 
Viscount  Nelson. 

Newton,  Sir  I. 

Paley,  W. 

Scott,  J.,  1  Earl  of  Eldon. 
Scott,  Sir  W. 

Simson,  R. 

Thorwaldsen,  B. 

Webster,  D. 

Wellesley,  A.,  1  Duke  of  Wel¬ 
lington. 

Wilberforce,  W. 

Wilkie,  Sir  D. 

Wordsworth,  W. 


EDGAR,  John  George 


1205 


EDINBURGH,  Church  History 


—  Footprints  of  famous  men,  designed  as 
incitements  to  intellectual  industry.  With 
illustrations  by  Birket  Foster.  London,  1854. 
16°.  3707 

Contents. 


Black,  J. 

Brindley,  J. 

Burke,  E. 

Chantry,  Sir  F. 
Collingwood,  C.,  Lord. 
Erskine,  T.,  Baron. 
Hume,  D. 

Hunter,  W. 

Milner,  I.,  Dean. 
Moore,  T. 


Necker,  J. 

Pitt,  W. 

Reynolds,  Sir  J. 

Shore,  J.,  1  Baron  Teign- 
mouth. 

Smith,  A. 

Southey,  R. 

Washington,  G. 

Watt,  J. 

Wren,  Sir  C. 


Edgar,  Matilda  ( Ed. ) 

Ten  years  of  Upper  Canada  in  peace  and 
war,  1805-15  ;  being  the  Ridout  letters  with  an¬ 
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8°. 


4636 


Edgar,  William  C.  1856 — .  Russia’s  land  sys¬ 
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Edge,  Frederick  Milnes. 

Exploits  and  triumphs,  in  Europe,  of  Paul 
Morphy,  the  chess  champion ;  including  an 
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Edgehill,  England.  Miller,  G.  Battle  of  E. 

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See  also  Warwickshire. 


Edgell,  Capt.  Edmund  Verney  Wyatt.  1845 — . 

Story  of  the  Zulu  campaign.  See  Ashe, 
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Edgeworth,  C.  Sneyd. 

Memoirs  of  the  Abbe  Edgeworth  ;  contain¬ 
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Edgeworth,  Francis  Ysidro.  1845 — .  Philos¬ 
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-  Wernicke,  A.  Edgeworth,  Mathematical  psychics. 

12  pp.  (  Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wissens.  philos.  v.  6, 1882,  p.  492. ) 

Edgeworth,  de  Firmont,  Henry  Essex,  Abbe. 
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18  pp.  (BarriSre,  J.  F.,  Mem.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  9, 
p.  109;  Edgeworth,  C.  S.,  Mem.  of  Abb6  Edgeworth,  p.  161.) 

-  Bouvens,  ( — )  de.  Oraison  funebre  de 

tres-venerable  H.  E.  Edgeworth  de  Firmont, 
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Edgeworth ;  containing  his  narrative  of  the 
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Edgeworth,  Maria.  1767-1849. 

Belinda.  London,  1810.  2  v.  12°.  (Barbauld, 
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Contents.  Love  ami  law.— The  Rose,  thistle,  and 
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-  Zimmern,  H.  Maria  Edgeworth.  1884. 

(Famous  women.)  3767 

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Edgreii,  Anna  Charlotte  Leffier.  1849 — .  Gus¬ 
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Edible  toadstools  and  mushrooms,  Our.  Gib¬ 
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Edict  of  Nautes.  See  Nantes,  Edict  of. 
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Chambers,  R.  Edinburgh  merchants  and 
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Edinburgh,  Church  history. 

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EDINBURGH,  Geology 


1206 


EDKINS,  Joseph 


Edinburgh,  Geology. 

Hibbert,  S.  On  the  fresh  water  limestone 
of  Burdiehouse,  in  the  neighbourhood  of 
Edinburgh  .  .  .  1835.  — 1652 

Note. — Repr.  from  Royal  Soc.  of  Edin.  Trans,  v.  13. 

-  Geihie,  Sir  A.  Outline  of  the  geology  of  E.  10  pp. 

(Gillies,  J.  B.,  Edinburgh  past  and  present,  p.  255.) 

Edinburgh,  History. 

Arnot.  H.  History  of  Edinburgh.  1779. 

2572 

-  Gillies,  J.  B.  Edinburgh  past  and  present. 

1886.  2583 

-  Hampden,  J.,  and  others.  Discovery  of  a 

late  and  bloody  conspiracie  at  Edenburgh  in 
Scotland.  1641.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  2.) 

4555 

The  same.  ( With  Janies  I,  King  of  Gt. 
Britain,  Speach  in  the  Starr e- Chamber.)  4555 

Edinburgh,  Theatres. 

Dibdin,  J.  C.  Annals  of  the  Edinburgh 
stage.  1888.  3314 

-  Jackson,  J.  History  of  the  Scottish  stage, 

from  its  first  establishment  to  the  present 
time  ;  with  a  distinct  narrative  of  some  recent 
theatrical  transactions.  1793.  3315 

-  Lewes,  C.  L.  Memoirs,  containing  anec¬ 
dotes,  historical  and  biographical,  of  the  Eng¬ 
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forty  years.  1805,  4  v.  4891 

Edinburgh.  Library  of  the  Faculty  of  Ad¬ 
vocates.  BotJield.  B.  Library  of  the  Faculty  of  Ad¬ 
vocates.  10  pp.  {In  his  Notices  of  libraries,  p.  33 :  Philo- 
biblon  Soc.  Miscel.  v.  6.) 

Edinburgh.  Philosophical  Institution. 

Thirl  wall.  C-,  Bp.  of  St.  David's.  Inaugural  address  to 
the  Philosophical  Institution,  Edinburgh,  1861.  27  pp. 
{In  his  Remains,  v.  3,  p.  257.) 

Edinburgh.  Royal  Society  of.  See  Royal 
Society. 

Edinburgh  Academy,  Plan  of  the.  4  pp. 

{Pamphlets,  v.  45.) 

Edinburgh  Journal  of  natural  and  geograph¬ 
ical  science.  Under  the  direction  of  Wm, 
Ainsworth,  and  Henry  H.  Cheek,  v.  1-3, 
1829-30.  Edinburgh,  1830-31.  3  v.  8°.  —1466 

Edinburgh  Review,  or  critical  journal,  v.  159- 
184.  London,  1884-96.  26  v.  8°.  2991 

Note.— For  v.  1-158  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Copinger,  W.  A.  On  the  authorship  of 

the  first  hundred  numbers  of  the  “Edinburgh 
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Note. — Privately  printed.  L.76 

-  Macaulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron  Macaulay.  Criti¬ 
cal  and  historical  essays,  contributed  to  the 
Edinburgh  Review.  1848,  3  v.  2204 

-  ISagehot,  W.  First  Edinburgh  reviewers.  44  pp. 

(  Works,  v.  1,  p.  1.) — Lord  Brougham  and  the  press. 
27  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  18,  1838,  p.  1.)  —  Chasles,  P. 
Francis  Jeffrey  et  la  Revue  d’Edinbourg.  41  pp.  {Rev. 
eontemp.  1853,  v.  3,  p.  75.) — Edinburgh  Review  versus 
Galt's  Life  of  Byron.  2  pp.  {Fraser’s  Mag.  v.  2, 
1830,  p.  467.)— Peter  Robinson  versus  Edinburgh 
Review.  7  pp.  (Fraser’s  Mag.  v.  4, 1831,  p.  180.) 


Edinburgh  University. 

Report  of  the  trial  of  the  students  on  the 
charge  of  mobbing,  rioting,  and  assault,  at 
the  college,  on  Jan.  11,  12,  1838.  Edinburgh, 
1838.  8°.  —2373 

-  Grant,  Sir  A.  Story  of  the  university  of 

Edinburgh  during  its  first  three  hundred 
years.  With  illustrations.  1884,  2  v.  — 2364 

-  Hot  Held,  B.  Library  of  the  University  of  Edinburgh. 

5  pp.  (Philobiblon  Soc.  Miscel.  v.  6.) — Carlyle,  T.  In¬ 
augural  address  at  Edinburg,  2  April,  1866,  on  being  in¬ 
stalled  as  Rector  of  the  university  there.  30  pp.  ( Crit. 
and  miscel.  essays,  v.  3,  p.  557:  Works,  v.  17.) — A  cliair 
vacant  in  Edinburgh.  7  pp.  {Fraser’s  Mag.  v.  45, 
1852,  p.  624.) — Rivier,  A.  Troisi&me  centenaire  de  l’Uni- 
versitd  d’Edimbourg.  24  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
3  pdr.  v.  23,  1884,  p.  342.) 

Edington,  England.  Alexander,  R.  C.  Eding- 

ton  or  Yatton  the  Ethandun  of  Alfred’s  victory?  15  pp. 
(  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  5,  1859,  p.  193.) 
— Ponting.  C.  E.  Edington  church,  Wilts.  19  pp.  2  pi. 
{Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  45,  1886,  p.  43.} 

See  also  Wiltshire. 

Edis,  Robert  William.  1839 — .  Health  and  taste 

in  English  homes.  11  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  38,  1885, 
p.  711.) — Healthy  fnrnitiire  and  decoration.  96  pp. 
(London,  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  1,  p.  287; 
v.  3,  p.  109.) 

Edison,  Thomas  Alva.  1847 — .  Air-telegraph. 
System  of  telegraphing  to  trains  and  ships.  7  pp.  {N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  142,  1886,  p.  285.)  —  Dangers  of  electric 
lie'll  ting’*  10  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  149,  1889,  p.  625.)— 
Perfected  phonograph.  10  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  146, 

1888,  p.  641.) 

-  Hubert,  P.  G.,  Jr.  Thos.  A.  Edison.  41  pp.  {In  his 

Inventors,  p.  223.)  —  I.athrop,  G.  P.  Talks  with  E. 
11  pp.  {Harper’s  Mag.  v.  80,  1890,  p.  425.) — Westing- 
house.  G.,  Jr.  Reply  to  E.  12  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  149, 

1889,  p.  653.) 

Editlia,  St.  Black,  W.  H.,  and  Ho  are,  Sir  R. 
C.  (Eds.)  Chronicon  Yilodunense:  sive  de 
vita  et  miraculis  Sanctae  Edithae.  Regis 
Edgari  filiae.  1830.  ( With  Hoare,  Sir  R.  C., 

Registrant  Wiltunense.)  P.R. 

-  Fischer,  R.  Zur  sprache  und  autorschaft  der  mit- 

telengl.  legenden  St.  Editha  und  St.  Etheldreda.  44  pp. 
{Anglia,  v.  11,  1889,  p.  175.) — Ileuser,  W.  Zu  Fischer, 
Sprache  und  autorschaft  der  mittelengl.  legenden  St. 
Editha  und  St.  Etheldreda.  7  pp.  {Anglia,  v.  12,  1889, 
p.  578.) 

Editors.  Benjamin,  S.  G.  W.  Group  of  pre¬ 
revolutionary  editors.  28  pp.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  17,  1887, 
p.  1.) — Notable  editors  between  1776  and  1800.  31  pp. 
(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  17,  1887,  p.  97.)—  Hazlitt,  W.  Chapter 
on  editors.  10  pp.  (In  his  Sketches  and  essays,  p.  352.) — 
Learned.  J.  E.  Turning  of  the  worm.  10  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  2,  1886,  p.  77.)  ' 

Edkius,  Joseph,  D.  D.  1823 — .  Bituminous  coal 

mines  west  of  Peking.  8  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North- 
China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  4,  1868,  p.  243.) — Chinese 
architecture.  36  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  China  branch, 
Journ.  n.  s.  v.  24,  1890,  p.  253.)— On  Chinese  names  for 
boats  and  boat  gear  with  remarks  on  the  Chinese  use  of 
the  mariner’s  compass.  20  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North- 
China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  11,  1877,  p.  123.) — Priority  of 
labial  letters  illustr.  in  Chinese  phonetics.  16  pp. 
(Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  19,  1887,  p.  207.) 
— Sketch  of  the  life  of  Confucius.  19  pp.  (Royal 
Asiat.  Soc.  North-China  branch,  Journ.  v.  2,  1860,  p.  1.) — 
Visit  to  the  city  of  Confucius.  14  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc. 
North-China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  8,  1874,  p.  79.) — What 
did  the  ancient  Chinese  know  of  the  Greehs  and 
Romans?  23  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China 


EDKINS,  Joseph 


1207 


EDSON,  Cyrus 


branch,  Joum.  n.  s.  v.  18,  1884,  p.  1.)— Ancient  navigation 
in  the  Indian  ocean.  27  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Qt. 
Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  18,  1886,  p.  1.)— Notices  of  the  charac¬ 
ter  and  writings  of  Meh  ts'i.  5  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc. 
North-China  branch,  Journ.  v.  1,  1859,  p.  165.) — Visit  to 
the  agricultural  Mongols.  13  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc. 
North-China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1866,  p.  99.) — Philo¬ 
logical  importance  of  geographical  terms  in  the  Shi-ki. 
5  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  21, 
1887,  p.  199.) — Sketch  of  the  Taoist  mythology  in  its 
modern  form.  6  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China 
branch,  Journ.  v.  1,  1859,  p.  309.)— On  the  ancient  mouths 
of  the  Yangtsi  Kiang.  8  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc. 
North-China  branch,  Journ.  v.  2,  1860,  p.  77.) — The  Yi 
king  of  the  Chinese,  as  a  book  of  divination  and 
philosophy.  21  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ. 
n.  a.  v.  16,  1884,  p.  360.) 

Edler,  Karl  Erdmann.  Die  Alte  trulie  :  novelle. 

24  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  31,  1882,  p.  445.)  —  Der 
Wapiti.  14  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  64,  1890,  p.  438.) 

Kdler,  Otto.  Zu  Tacitus  historien.  2  pp.  ( Phi- 

lologus,  v.  51,  1892,  p.  184.) 

Kdlington,  England.  Weir,  G.  Edlington. 

2  pp.  (In  his  Hist,  and  descript,  sketches  of  .  .  .  Horn- 
castle,  p.  57. ) 

See  also  Lincolnshire. 

Edmands,  Jane  Loring  ( TV. ) 

Russian  novelists.  See  Vogue,  E.  M.,  Vi- 
comte  de  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Edmands,  John. 

Reading  notes  on  Wycliffe.  Phila.,  1884. 
16°.  W.  58 

Edmands,  Thomas  F.  Is  our  nation  defense¬ 
less?  4  pp.  (V.  Am.  Rev.  v.  152,  1891,  p.  381.) 

Edmond,  John  Philip. 

The  Aberdeen  printers.  Edward  Raban 
to  James  Nicol,  1620-1736.  Aberdeen,  1886. 
8°.  W.  35 

-  Annals  of  Scottish  printing.  See  Dickson, 

R.,  and  Edmond,  J.  P. 

Edmond.  See  also  Edmund. 

Edmond  et  sa  cousine.  191  pp.  Kock,  C.  P. 

de.  ( CEuvres  compl.  v.  102,  p.  1.) 

Edmonds,  Charles  (Ed.) 

Poetry  of  the  Anti-Jacobin :  comprising 
the  celebrated  political  and  satirical  poems  of 
Rt.  Hon.  G.  Canning  .  .  .  and  others.  Ed., 
with  explanatory  notes.  3  ed.,  considerably 
enlarged,  with  illustrations  by  James  Gillray. 
New  York,  1890.  12°.  ‘  1328 

Edmonds,  Cyrus  R. 

John  Milton  :  a  biography.  London,  1851, 
16°.  4797 

Edmonds,  John  Worth,  and  Dexter,  George 
T.,  M.  D.  Spiritualism.  With  an  appendix, 
by  Nathaniel  P.  Tallmadge.  v.  1.  New  York, 
1853.  8°.  —1452 

Edmonds,  Richard  H.  Unparalleled  industrial 

progress.  13  pp.  (Forum,  v.  13,  1892,  p.  673.) — Oyster 
interests  of  Maryland  [and]  Virginia.  30  pp.  (Goode, 
G.  B.,  Fisheries  and  fishery  industries  of  the  U.  S.  Sect.  2, 
pp.  429,  464.) 

Edmonds,  S.  Emma  E. 

Nurse  and  spy  in  the  Union  army :  com¬ 
prising  the  adventures  and  experiences  of  a 
woman  in  hospitals,  camps,  and  battle-fields. 
With  illustrations.  Hartford,  1865.  8°.  2632 


Edmonds.  See  also  Edmunds. 

Edmondson,  Rev.  George.  Holland  and  her 

literature  in  the  17  century.  7  pp.  ( Macmillan's  Mag. 
v.  60, 1890,  p.  124.) 

Edmondson.  See  also  Edmundson. 

Edmund,  St.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.. 

Charlet,  F.  P.  Abregg  de  la  vie  de  St. 
Edmond,  n.  d.  (Biblioth.  bleue,  v.  8.)  2316 
Edmund,  St.,  King  of  East  Anglia.  Liber 

miraculorum  Sancti  Eadmundi.  7  pp.  (Marine,  E., 
and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  6,  p.  821.) 

Edmund,  and  Edward,  sons  of  King  Edmund 

Ironside.  Voyage  into  Hungary,  1017.  1  p.  (Hakluyt, 
R.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  11.) 

Edmund.  See  also  Edmond. 

Edmunds,  Albert  J.  Charles  Thomson’s  New 

Testament.  9  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  15, 1891,  p.  327.) 

Edmunds,  E.  S.  Ancient  stone  forts  in  In¬ 

diana.  3  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  12, 1890,  p.  349.) 

Edmunds,  George  Franklin.  1828 — .  Perils 

of  our  national  elections.  11  pp.  (Forum,  v.  12,  1891, 
p.  691.) — Corrupt  political  methods.  12  pp.  (Fo-rum, 
v.  7, 1888,  p.349.)—  Political  situation.  11  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  5,  1888,  p.  477.) — Politics  as  a  career.  8  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  14,  1887,  p.  445.) — The  tariff'.  9  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag. 
v.  76,  1888,  p.  426.) 

Edmunds,  Walter.  Case  of  perforating  tuber¬ 
culosis  of  skull  with  cerebral  symptoms.  3  pp.  (Brain, 
v.  8,  1886,  p.  88.) 

Edmunds.  See  also  Edmonds. 
Edmunds-Bury.  See  Bury  St.  Edmunds. 
Edmundson,  Rev.  George.  1848 — . 

Milton  and  Vondel :  a  curiosity  of  litera¬ 
ture.  London,  1885.  12°.  1345 

-  Frederick  Henry,  Prince  of  Orange.  53  pp.  (Eng. 

Hist.  Rev.  v.  5,  1890,  pp.  41,  264.) — Louis  de  Geer.  28  pp. 
(Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  6,  1891,  p.  685.) 

Edmundson,  Henry.  17  cent. 

Lingua  linguarum.  The  naturall  language 
of  languages.  The  first  part  in  a  vocabulary. 
Wherein  it  is  desired  .  .  .  that  tongues  may  be 
brought  to  teach  themselves,  and  words  may 
be  best  fancied,  understood,  and  remembered. 
Contrived,  and  built  upon  analogy  .  .  .  here 
fitted  for  the  first  fourmes  in  grammar- 
schooles,  to  acquaint  them  with  the  Latine 
tongue.  London,  1655.  18°.  (  With  Wood,  L., 
Florus  Anglicus. )  1578 

Edmundson.  See  also  Edmondson. 

Edom.  Colvile,  H.  E.  The  Accursed  land ; 
or,  first  steps  on  the  water-way  of  Edom. 
1884.  1487 

-  Itog’ers,  Miss  M.  E.  Mount  Hor  and  the  clifFs  of  E. 

14  pp.  (Wilson,  Sir  C.  W.,  Picturesque  Palestine,  Sinai, 
and  Egypt,  v.  3,  p.  217.) 

See  also  Palestine. 

Edson,  Cyrus,  M.  D.  Apropos  of  cholera.  4  pp. 

(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  155, 1892,  p.  376.)— I>o  we  live  too  fast  ? 
6  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  154,  1892,  p.  281.) — Defenses  against 
epidemic*  diseases.  7  pp.  (Forum,  v.  9,  1890,  p.  475.) 
—Contagion  of  leprosy.  4  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  152, 

1891,  p.  759.) — Present  and  future  of  medieal  science. 
3  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  154,  1892,  p.  117.)— Poisons  in 
food  and  drink.  11  pp.  (Forum,  v.  1,  1886,  p.  572.) — Pre¬ 
vailing;  epidemic.  3  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890, 
p.  269.) — Typhus  fever.  3  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  154, 

1892,  p.  505.) 


EDSON,  Cyrus 


1208 


EDUCATION 


-  Is  drunkenness  curable?  See  Hammond, 

W.  A.,  and  others. 

-  Safeguards  against  the  cholera.  See  Wy¬ 
man,  W.,  and  others. 

Edson,  Obed.  Brodhead’s  expedition  against 

the  Indians  of  the  upper  Allegheny,  1779.  27  pp.  (Mag. 
Am.  Hist.  v.  3, 1879,  p.  649.) 

Education. 

Brunetiere,  F.  Education  et  instruction. 
1895.  2292 

-  Caunter,  J.  H.  On  the  education  of  the 

poor.  1832.  (  With  Hill,  R.,  Home  colonies.) 

3155 

-  College  and  the  Church.  The  “Howl 

was  educated”  papers  and  denominational 
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1887.  —2385 

-  Godwin,  W.  Enquirer.  Reflections  on 

education,  manners,  and  literature.  1797.  2283 
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-  Harris,  W.  T.  (Ed.)  International  educa¬ 
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-  Herbart,  J.  F.  Science  of  education,  its 

general  principles  deduced  from  its  aim  .  .  . 
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- Hofmann,  A.  W.  Question  of  a  division  of 

the  Philosophical  Faculty.  1883.  — 2365 

-  Kehrbach,  K.,  and  others  (Eds.)  Monu- 

menta  Germaniae  paedagogica.  1886-93, 14  v. 

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-  Knox,  S.  Essay  on  the  best  system  of 

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-  Lancaster,  J.  Schools  for  all  in  prefer¬ 
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-  Laurie,  S.  S.  Institutes  of  education.  1892. 

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- Lectures  on  language  and  linguistic 

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-  Martineau,  H.  Household  education. 

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-  Pachtler,  G.  M.  Ratio  studiorum  et  in- 

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—2306 

-  Palmer,  G.  H.  New  education.  1887. 

—2387 

-  Rousseau,  J.  J.  Emile,  ou  de  P  Education. 

1831,  3  v.  —2307 

-  Ruskin,  J.  Pleasures  of  learning.  1884. 

(In  his  Pleasures  of  England,  pt.  1.)  — 1753 

-  Swift,  M.  I.  Problems  of  the  new  life. 

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-  Ueberweg,  F.  Entwickelung  des  bewusst- 

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-  United  States.  Education,  Bureau  of. 

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1886.  '  —4396 

-  Wotton,  W.  Reflection  upon  ancient  and 

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- Adams,  C.  K.  Next  step  in  education.  15pp.  (Forum, 

v.  10,  1890,  p.  618.) — Adams,  H.  B.  Encouragement 

of  higher  education.  22  pp.  (In  his  Johns  Hopkins 
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See  also  Academical  degrees.— Advice  to  the 
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tauqua.  —  Classical  education.  —  Colleges.  — 
Collegiate  education.— Commercial  education. 
—Competitive  examinations.— Culture.— Deaf 
and  Dumb.  —  Discipline.  —  Education  of  the 
young.— Education  of  women.— Gymnasiums. 
—Humanism.— Idiocy.— Industrial  education. 
—  Kindergarten.  — Knowledge.  —  Language.  — 
Law. — Manual  training.— Mathematics. — Medi¬ 
cal  education.— Memory.— Military  education. 
—Moral  education.— Naval  education.— Normal 
schools.— Physical  training.— Public  schools. 
—Reading.— Reformatory  education.— Religi¬ 
ous  education.  —  School  books.  —  Schools.  — 
Scientific  education.  -  Self-culture.  —  Social 
science.  —  Teachers.  —  Teaching.  —  Technical 
education. — Theological  education. — Universi¬ 
ties.— University  extension.  Also  the  names  of 
countries  and  states,  universities  and  colleges,  and  the 
names  of  educators. 

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bfitiques.  8  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  73, 
p.  1.) — Godwin,  Mrs.  M.  W.  Lessons.  28  pp.  (Posthu¬ 
mous  toorks,  v.  2,  p.  169.)— Hawthorne,  J.  Literature 
for  children.  14  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  138,  1884,  p.  383.) — 
Jebb,  Mrs.  E.  L.  Handwork  for  children.  11pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  602.)— Overpressure  in  ele¬ 


mentary  schools.  20  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  67, 

1885,  p.  1.) — Rice,  J.  M.  Need  school  be  a  blight  to  child- 
life?  7  pp.  (Forum,  v.  12,  1891,  p.  529. )— Studder,  H.  E. 
Nursery  classics  in  school.  4  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  59, 
1887,  p.  800.)— Verdilhac.  A.  de.  Education  dans  le 
premier  age.  27  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suissc,  3  p€r. 
v.  48,  1S90,  p.  35.) — Waller.  Mrs.  J.  O.  Mental  and 
physical  training  of  children.  9  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  26,  1889,  p.  659.)— Our  modern  youth.  15  pp.  (Fraser's 
Mag.  v.  68,  1863,  p.  115.) 

See  also  Advice  to  the  young.  —  Boys.  —  Chil¬ 
dren. — Christian  Brothers.— Education. -Girls. 
— Kindergarten. — Self-culture.  Also  Froebel,  F. 
— Pestalozzi,  J.  H. 

Education  of  women. 

Beale,  D.  (Ed.)  Reports  issued  by  the 
Schools’  Inquiry  Commission,  on  the  educa¬ 
tion  of  girls,  n.  d.  — 2377 

-  Lange,  H.  Higher  education  of  women  in 

Europe.  1890.  (Harris,  W.  T.,  Internat.  Ed. 
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-  Michelet,  J.  Introduction  a  l’histoire  uni- 

verselle,  suivi  .  .  .  d’un  fragment  sur  1’ Educa¬ 
tion  des  femmes  au  moyen  &ge.  1843.  .2456 

- Aldis,  Mrs.  M.  S.  Complements  and  compliments. 

11  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  136,  1891,  p.  173.)— Cherbuliez, 
V.  (G.  Valbert,  pseud.)  Enseignement  des  jeunes  filles 
en  France.  12  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  p6r.  v.  73, 
p.  202.) — Fhiappelli,  A.  Le  donne  alle  scuole  dei  filo- 
sofi  greci.  29  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  27,  1890,  p.  613.) — 
Clough,  A.  J.  English  university  life  for  women.  10  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  12,  1891,  p.  346.) — Defoe,  D.  Education  of 
women.  4 ’pp.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner,  v.  2,  p.  265.) — 
Dwight,  T.  Education  for  women  at  Yale.  13  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  13,  1892,  p.  451.)— Eastman,  M.  F.  Educa¬ 
tion  of  women  in  the  Eastern  states.  51  pp.  (Meyer, 
A.  N.,  Woman's  work  in  Am.  p.  3.) — Eggleston,  G.  C. 
Education  of  women.  5  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  67,  1883, 
p.  292.)— Woman  question  in  Europe.  28  pp.  (Westm. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  66,  1884,  p.  185.) — Everett,  E.  Female  edu¬ 
cation.  5  pp.  (Orations  and  speeches,  v.  4,  p.  511.) — Fair- 
field,  J.  H.  Co-education  at  Oberlin.  13  pp.  (Biblioth. 
Sacra,  v.  46,  1889,  p.  443.) — Fawcett,  Mrs.  M.  G.  Use  of 
higher  education  to  women.  9  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  50, 

1886,  p.  719.)— Fitch,  J.  G.  Women  and  the  universities. 
16  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  58,  1890,  p.  240.)— Franklin, 
C.  L.  Education  of  woman  in  the  Southern  states.  18  pp. 
(Meyer,  A.  N.,  Woman’s  work  in  Am.  p.  89.)— Gilman. 
A.  Women  who  go  to  college.  5  pp.  (Century  Mag. 
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curse  in  Petersburg.  11pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  2,  p.  248.) 
— Die  weiblichen  hoehern  curse  in  Russland.  4  pp.  (  Un¬ 
sere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  2,  p.  379.) — Higher  education  of 
women.  11  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  129,  1888,  p.  152.)— 
Janet,  P.  Education  des  femmes.  38  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1883,  3  p6r.  v.  59,  p.  48. )— Jenner,  G.  Women 
at  the  Swiss  universities.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  18, 
1875,  p.  339.)— Einton,  Mrs.  E.  L.  Higher  education  of 
woman.  13  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1886,  p.  498.) — 
McKerlie,  H.  The  lower  education  of  women.  8  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  51,  1887,  p.  112.) — Michel,  L.  C.  Edu¬ 
cation  des  filles.  23  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  74,  1868,  p.  51.) 
— Morgan,  L.  D.  Ladies  and  learning.  10  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  64.  1889,  p.  518.)— Myers,  F.  W.  H.  Local 
lectures  for  women.  5  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  19,  1869, 
p.  159.)— Palmer,  A.  F.  Review  of  the  higher  education 
of  women.  13  pp.  (Forum,  v.  12, 1891,  p.  28.) — Key  band. 
M.  R.  L.  Rapport  sur  le  concours  relatif  A  l’instruction 
et  au  salaire  des  femmes  dans  les  travaux  d’industrie. 
26  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral.  Mem.  v.  14, 
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37  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1888,  3  p6r.  v.  85,  p.  644.) — 
K unkic.  L.  G.  New  knock  at  an  old  door.  6  pp.  (Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  3,  1883,  p.  683.) — Sewall,  M.  W.  Education 
of  woman  in  the  Western  states.  35  pp.  (Meyer,  A.  N., 
Woman's  xcork  in  Am.  p.  54.)— Sicard,  A.  Un  dernier 


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voeu  de  Mgr.  Dupanloup.  L’fiducation  intellectuelle  de 
la  femme  chr6tienne.  3  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  117, 
1888,  p.  927.)— Smith,  A.  W.  P.  A  women’s  college  in 
the  United  States.  9  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  23,  1888, 
p.  918.)— Snow,  J.  T.  Wanted:  an  education.  5  pp. 
( Harper's  Mag.  v.  30,  1865,  p.  361.)— Stephens.  K.  Ad¬ 
vanced  education  for  women.  11  pp.  (Forum,  v.  7,  1888, 
p.  41.)— Stevens,  W.  Le  C.  University  education  for 
women.  15  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  136,  1883,  p.  25.) — Stod¬ 
dard,  F.  H.  Women  in  the  English  universities.  21  pp. 
(New Englander,  v.45, 1886,  p.573.)— Sybel,  H.  von.  Ueber 
frauenbildung.  17  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  45,  1885, 
p.  344.)— Tottenham,  H.  R.  A  mixed  university.  10  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  57,  1888,  p.  455.) — Should  univer¬ 
sity  degrees  be  given  to  women  ?  13  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  59,  1881,  p.  493.) 

See  also  Edin.  Rev.  v.  166, 1887,  p.  89.  Also  Education. 
— Girls. — Girt  on  College. — X  cwnham  College. — 
Woman. 

Education  physique  et  les  mouvements  cor- 
porels,  Reflexions  sur  P.  Schenstroem,  R. 

—1793 

Educational  system  of  the  province  of  On¬ 
tario.  Toronto,  1886.  8°.  ( With  Biggar,  E.  B., 
Canada. )  1635 

Educational  value  of  political  economy.  Pat¬ 
ten,  S.  N.  (Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Pub.  v.  5,  no.  6. ) 

—4376 

Educazione  del  cuore :  novelle.  Dandolo,  T., 
Conte.  2315 

Edward,  the  Confessor,  Saxon  King  of  England. 

Gibbon,  J.  [Attributed  to.]  Edovardus 
Confessor  redivivus.  The  piety  and  vertues 
of  holy  Edward  the  Confessor,  reviv’d  in  the 
sacred  majesty  of  King  James  II.  [Anon.~\ 
1688.  (  With  Dry  den,  J.,  Defence  of  the  papers, 
written  by  the  late  King. )  1557 

Edward  I,  King  of  England. 

Black,  J.  G.,  and  others  (Eds.)  Calendar 
of  the  patent  rolls  preserved  in  the  Public 
Record  Office.  Edward  I,  1281-1301.  1893-95, 
2  v.  ( Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron. )  4512 

-  Gough,  H.  (Ed. )  Scotland  in  1298.  Docu¬ 
ments  relating  to  the  campaign  of  King 
Edward  I  in  that  year,  and  especially  to  the 
battle  of  Falkirk.  1888.  2593 

-  Prynne,  W.  History  of  King  John,  King 

Henry  III,  and  .  .  .  King  Edward  I .  .  .  1670. 

1511 

-  Roberts,  C.  (Ed.)  Calendarium  genea- 

logicum.  Henry  III  and  Edward  I.  1865,  2  v. 
( Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron. )  4583 

- Society  of  Antiquaries  of  Lon  don.  Liber 

quotidianus  contrarotulatoris  garderobae. 
Anno  regni  Regis  Edwardi  Primi  vicesimo 
octavo,  A.  D.  1299-1300.  1787.  1511 

- Ex  commentariis  Albanensibus  de  Edwardo  I  Rege 

collectis.  6  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  28,  p.  521.) — 
Eeonard,  G.  H.  Expulsion  of  the  Jews  by  E.  44  pp. 
(Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.5, 1891,  p.  103.) — Mil  man, 
H.  S.  On  some  accounts  of  the  royal  wardrobe  in  the 
reigns  of  E.  and  Edward  II.  4  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  48, 
1885,  p.  281. ) — Ristianger,  W.fde.  Ex  gestis  Edwardi  I. 
2  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  28,  p.  518.)— Voyage  of  E. 
into  Syria,  1270.  4  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  72.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  History,  Conquest  to  Henry 
VIII. 

VOL.  Ill— 152. 


Edward  II,  King  of  England.  1284-1327.  Let¬ 
ters,  written  in  Sussex  in  the  year  1305,  extracted  from 
an  ancient  MS.  in  the  chapter-house,  Westminster.  19  pp. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  2, 1849,  p.  80.) 

-  Handcock,  G.  F.  (Ed.)  Calendar  of  the 

patent  rolls,  preserved  in  the  Public  Record 
Office  .  .  .  Edward  II,  1307-13.  1894.  ( Gt. 

Brit.  Rolls  chron. )  4512 

-  Stevenson,  W.  H.  (Ed.)  Calendar  of  the 

close  rolls  preserved  in  the  Public  Record 
Oflice.  Edward  II,  1307-23.  1892-95,  3  v.  ( Gt. 
Brit.  Rolls  chron. )  4512 

-  Rlaaiiw,  W.  H.  Visit  of  E.  to  Battle  and  other  parts 

of  Sussex  in  1324.  13  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  6,  1853,  p.  41.) — Ferguson,  R.  S.  Notes  on  the  initial 
letter  of  a  charter  of  E.  to  the  city  of  Carlisle.  5  pp.  1  pi. 
(Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  39,  1882,  p.  291.)—  Milman,  H.  S.  On 
some  accounts  of  the  royal  wardrobe  in  the  reigns  of 
Edward  I  and  E.  4  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  48, 1885,  p.  281. ) — 
Moore,  S.  A.  Documents  relating  to  the  death  and 
burial  of  E.  12  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  50,  1887,  p.  215.) 

See  also  Great  Britain.  History,  Conquest  to  Henry 
VIII. 

Edward  III,  King  of  England. 

Ashley,  W.  J.  (Ed.)  Edward  III  and  his 
wars,  1327-60.  1887.  (Powell,  F.  Y.,  Eng.  hist, 
by  contemp.  waiters. )  1508 

-  Barnes,  J.  History  of  that  most  victorious 

monarch  Edward  III.  1688.  1591 

- Isaacson,  R.  F.  (Ed.)  Calendar  of  the 

patent  rolls  preserved  in  the  Public  Record 
Oflice  .  .  .  Edward  III,  1330-38.  1893-95,  2  v. 

(Gt.  Brit.  Rolls,  chron.)  4512 

-  Lyte,  H.  C.  M.  (Ed.)  Calendar  of  the 

patent  rolls,  preserved  in  the  Public  Record 
Office.  Edward  III,  1327-30.  1891.  (Gt.  Brit. 
Rolls  chron. )  4572 

-  Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.  (Ed.)  Rolls  of  arms  of 

the  reigns  of  Henry  III,  and  Edward  III.  1829. 

2785 

-  Robert,  of  Avesbury.  De  gestis  mirabili- 

bus  regis  Edwardi  III.  1889.  (With  Muri- 
muth,  A.,  Continuatio  chronicarum:  Gt.  Brit. 
Rolls  chron. )  4503 

-  Warburton,  W.  P.  Edward  III.  With  3 

maps.  n.  d.  (Morris,  E.  E.,  Epochs  of  mod. 
hist. )  3757 

-  Year  books  of  the  reign  of  Edward  III, 

years  11-15.  1883-91,  6  v.  (Gt.  Brit.  Rolls 
chron. )  4502 

- Delepierre,  J.  O.  Edouard  III,  Roi  d’Angleterre,  en 

Flandre.  30  pp.  (Philobiblon  Soc.  Miscel.  v.  10.) — Gib¬ 
son,  W.  S.  Book-hunting  under  E.  78  pp.  (Philobiblon 
Soc.  Miscel.  v.  9.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  History,  Conquest  to  Henry 
VIII. 

Edward  IV,  King  of  England. 

Comines,  P.  de,  Sieur  d’ Argenton.  Mgmoires, 
contenans  l’histoire  des  Rois  Louis  XI  et 
Charles  VIII  depuis  l’an  1464,  jusques  en  1498. 
1723,  5  v.  .2677 

The  same.  Nouv.  6d.  1881.  2602 


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EDWARDES,  Charles 


- Historical  memoirs,  containing  the  trans¬ 
actions  of  Louis  XI  .  .  .  and  of  Edward  IV. 
1817.  2667 

The  same.  1855-56,  2  v.  (Bohn,  H.  G., 
French  mem. )  5826 

— —  Perceval,  C.  S.  On  certain  inaccuracies  in  the'ordi- 
nary  accounts  of  the  early  years  of  the  reign  of  E.  30  pp. 

( Archaeologia ,  v.  47,  1883,  p.  265.) 

See  also  Great  Britain.  History,  Conquest  to  Henry 
VIII. 

Edward  V,  King  of  England.  Gairdner,  J. 

Did  Henry  VII  murder  the  Princes?  21pp.  (Eng.  Hist. 
Rev.  v.  6,  1891,  p.  444.)— Strickland,  A.  Edward  V. 
90  pp.  (In  her  Lives  of  the  bachelor  Kings  of  Eng.  p.  101.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  History,  Conquest  to  Henry 
VIII. 

Edward  VI,  King  of  England.  1537-53. 

Literary  remains.  Ed.  from  his  autograph 
MSS.,  with  historical  notes,  and  a  biographical 
memoir  by  John  Gough  Nichols.  London, 
1857.  2  v.  4°.  (Roxburghe  Club.)  2281 

Contents.  Proclamation  of  King  Edward’s  accession, 
v.  1.— Bill  for  restraint  in  apparel,  v.  2.— Nichols,  J.  G. 
Biographical  memoir,  v.  1.— Books  dedicated  to 
King  Edward,  v.  1. — Catalogue  of  books  and  HISS, 
which  belonged  to  him,  v.  1. — Christening1  of  Prince 
Edward,  1537,  v.  1.  —  Regulations  for  the  Commis¬ 
sioners  of  Requests,  v.  2.— Coronation  of  King 
Edward,  v.  1. — Matters  for  the  Council,  v.  2. — Remem¬ 
brance  for  the  Council,  v.  2.— Memorial  for  Council 
business,  v.  2.  —  Devise  for  the  succession  to  the 
Crown,  v.  2. — Engagement  of  the  Council  to  maintain 
the  proposed  succession,  v.  2.  —  Reasons  whether  aid 
should  be  given  to  the  Emperor,  v.  2.— Description  of 
the  King’s  exercise  books,  with  specimens,  v.  1. — 
Historical  notes  respecting  the  English  occupation  of 
France  in  the  reign  of  Henry  VI,  v.  2.— Exercises  in 
the  French  language,  v.  1.— Knights  of  the  Garter 
during  the  reign,  v.  1.— Three  schemes  for  remodelling 
the  statutes  of  the  Order  of  the  Garter,  v.  2.— Proceed¬ 
ings  of  the  Privy  Council  relative  to  the  will  of  Henry 
VIII,  v.l.— Journal,  v.  2.— Knights  made  during  the 
happy  reign  of  Edward  VI,  v.  1.  —  Betters,  v.  1.  — 
Reasons  for  establishing  a  mart  in  England,  v.  2.— Re¬ 
wards  given  New  Year's  day,  1548-50,  v.  1.  —  New 
Year's  gifts  to  Prince  Edward,  1538-40,  v.  1— Ora- 
tiones,  v.  1. — Acts  proposed  for  the  Parliament,  v.  2.— 
Poetry,  v.  1.— List  of  King  Edward’s  portraits,  v.  1. 
— Appointment  of  Commissioners  or  Committees  of  the 
Privy  Council,  v.  2.  —  Articles  for  the  despatch  of 
causes  by  the  Privy  Council,  v.  2.— Public  prayer  dur¬ 
ing  the  King’s  last  illness,  v.  1.— Discourse  on  the  re¬ 
formation  of  abuses,  v.  2.— Ordinary  charge  of  the 
royal  household,  v.  1.— State  papers  and  political 
essays,  v.  2.— Memorial  as  to  ways  and  means,  v.  2. — 
The  King’s  minutes  for  his  last  will.  v.  2. 

-  Journal.  From  the  original  in  the  Cotton 

library.  [Edinburgh]  1884.  4  pts.  8°.  ( Claren¬ 
don  Hist.  Soc.  n.  s.  nos.  1-4. )  2527 

-  Gasquet,  F.  A.,  and  Bishop,  E.  Edward 

VI  and  the  Book  of  Common  Prayer.  1891. 

—1243 

-  Hamilton,  H.  C.  (Ed.)  Calendar  of  state 

papers  relating  to  Ireland,  of  the  reigns  of 
Henry  VIII,  Edward  VI,  Mary,  and  Elizabeth, 
1509-85.  1860-67,  2  v.  (Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.) 

4552 

-  Hume,  M.  A.  S.  (TV.)  Chronicle  of  King 

Henry  VIII  of  England.  Being  a  contem¬ 
porary  record  of  some  of  the  principal  events 
of  the  reigns  of  Henry  VIII,  and  Edward  VI. 
1889.  1507 


-  Lemon,  R.  ( Ed. )  Calendar  of  state  papers, 

domestic  series,  of  the  reigns  of  Edward  VI, 
Mary,  Elizabeth,  1547-80.  1856.  ( Gt.  Brit. 

Rolls  chron. )  4513 

- and  Green,  M.  A.  E.  (Eds.)  Calendar 

of  state  papers,  domestic  series,  addenda, 
1547-65.  1870.  (Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4513 

-  Lodge,  E.  Illustrations  of  British  history 

...  in  the  reigns  of  Henry  VIII,  Edward  VI, 
Mary  .  .  .  1838,  3  v.  1515 

— —  Oldmixon,  J.  History  of  England  during 
the  reigns  of  Henry  VIII,  Edward  VI  .  .  . 
1739.  1571 

-  Strype,  J.  Ecclesiastical  memorials,  re¬ 
lating  chiefly  to  religion  and  the  reformation 
of  it  .  .  .  under  King  Henry  VIII,  King  Ed¬ 
ward  VI .  .  .  1822,  3  v.  in  6.  — 1296 

-  Turnbull,  W.  B.  D.  D.  (Ed.)  Calendar  of 

state  papers,  foreign  series,  of  the  reign  of 
Edward  VI,  1547-53.  1861.  (Gt.  Brit.  Rolls 

chron. )  4532 

-  Tytler,  P.  F.  England  under  the  reigns 

of  Edward  VI  and  Mary.  1839,  2  v.  1512 

-  Fronde's  Edward  VI  and  Mary.  38  pp.  (Dublin 

Rev.  v.  49,  1861,  p.  263.) — Nichols,  J.  G.  Biographical 
memoir  of  E.  234  pp.  (Edward  VI,  King  of  England, 
Lit.  remains,  v.  1,  p.  xxi:  Roxburghe  Club.) — Progress  of 
E.  in  Sussex.  10  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  10, 
1858,  p.  195.)— Strickland,  A.  Edward  VI.  243  pp.  (In 
her  Lives  of  the  bachelor  Kings  of  Eng.  p.  191.)  — 
Thompson,  E.  M.  Revision  of  the  statutes  of  the 
Order  of  the  Garter  by  E.  26  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  54, 
pt.  1,  1894,  p.  173.) — Toucliet,  G.  Change  of  religion 
made  for  politick  ends,  and  of  the  occurrences  concern¬ 
ing  it,  in  the  reign  of  E.  70  pp.  (In  his  Hist.  coll.  p.  76.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  History,  Henry  VIII  to 
George  I. 

Edward,  the  Martyr ,  King  of  the  West  Saxons. 
Schlosser,  J.  F.  H.  Legende  des  heiligen  Edward  des 
Martyrers.  9  pp.  (Nachlass,  herausg.  von  S.  Schlosser, 
v.  3,  p.  102.) 

Edward,  the  Black  Prince. 

Barnes,  J.  In  his  History  of  that  most 
victorious  monarch  Edward  III.  1688.  1591 

-  Chandos,  the  Herald.  Le  Prince  noir, 

po§me.  Texte  critique  suivi  de  notes  par 
Fran cisque  Michel.  \Fr.  and  Eng.  ~\  1883.  2383 

-  Collins,  A.  Life  and  glorious  actions  of 

Edward  Prince  of  Wales  (commonly  called 
the  Black  Prince).  1740.  4824 

-  Maclean,  Sir  J.  The  aid  levied  in  Gloucestershire  in 

20th  Edward  III  (1349),  on  the  occasion  of  making  Ed¬ 
ward,  the  Black  Prince,  a  knight.  15  pp.  (Bristol  and 
Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  10,  1885-86,  p.  278.) 

See  also  Shirley,  W.  Edward  the  Black  Prince:  an 
historical  tragedy. 

Edward,  of  Lancaster,  Prince  of  Wales.  Mark¬ 
ham,  C.  R.  Life  of  E.  30  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest. 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  12,  1887-88,  p.  24.) 

Edwardes,  Charles.  Balearic  islands.  With 

illustrations  by  Edward  T.  Compton.  22  pp.  (Traill,  H. 
D.,  and  others,  Picturesque  Mediterranean,  v.  1,  p.  259.) — 
Calabria.  With  illustrations  by  C.  W.  Wyllie.  24  pp. 
(Traill,  H.  D.,  and  others,  Picturesque  Mediterranean,  v.  2, 
p.  81.) — Gulf  of  Corinth.  With  illustrations  by  John 
Mac  Whirter.  20  pp.  (Traill,  H.  D.,  and  others,  Pictur¬ 
esque  Mediterranean,  v.  1,  p.  161.) — Crete  and  the  Sphak- 
iots.  9  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  27,  1890,  p.  303.) — The 


EDWARDES,  Charles 


1213 


EDWARDS,  Henry 


new  football  mania.  10  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32, 
1892,  p.622.)— On  the  march  for  Marathon.  9  pp.  (Mac¬ 
millan’s  Mag.  v.  59,  1889,  p.  58.) — Sardinia.  With  illus¬ 
trations  by  W.  D.  Galpin.  16  pp.  (Traill,  H.  D.,  and 
others,  Picturesque  Mediterranean,  v.  2,  p.  145.) 

-  ( TV. )  Garibaldi :  recollections  of  his  pub¬ 
lic  and  private  life.  See  Schwartz,  E.  (E. 
Melena,  pseud. ) 

Edwardes,  Lady  Emma  Sidney. 

Memorials  of  the  life  and  letters  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  Sir  Herbert  B.  Edwardes.  London,  1886. 
2  v.  8°.  4774 


Edwardes,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  Herbert  Benjamin. 
See  preceding. 

Edwardes.  See  also  Edwards. 


Edwards,  Maj.  ( — ).  Extracts  from  a  report 

upon  the  present  condition  of  the  sea  wall  at  the  head  of 
Hang-chow  bay.  4  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China 
branch,  Joum.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1865,  p.  136.) 

Edwards,  ( — ). 

Catalogue  des  tableaux  modernes  formant 
la  collection  d’un  amateur  [Edwards],  dont  la 
vente  aura  lieu  24  Fevrier  1881.  [Avec  14  pi.] 
[Paris,  1881].  r.  8°.  — 17C2 

Edwards,  Alphonse  Milne,  and  JBouvier,  E.  L. 
Crustaces  decapodes  provenant  des  campagnes 
du  yacht  l’Hirondelle  (1886-88).  Brachyures 
et  anomoures.  pt.  1.  [Illustr.]  Monaco,  1894. 
4°.  (Albert  I,  H.  C.  G.,  Prince  of  Monaco,  and 
Guerne,  J.,  Baron  de,  Resultats  des  campagnes 
sci.  accomplies  sur  son  yacht,  fasc.  7.)  — 1691 


Edwards,  Amelia  Blandford,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D. 
1831-92.  Pharaohs,  fellahs,  and  explorers. 
Illustr.  New  York,  1892.  8°.  1703 

-  Thousand  miles  up  the  Nile.  London,  1889. 

8°.  1787 

-  Untrodden  peaks  and  unfrequented  val¬ 
leys.  A  midsummer  ramble  in  the  Dolomites. 
2  ed.  London,  1890.  8°.  1462 

-  Bnbast is :  an  historical  study.  27  pp.  (Century  Mag. 

v.  17,  1890,  p.  323.) — Story  of  Tanis.  29  pp.  ( Harper’s 
Mag.  v.  73,  1886,  p.  710.) 

- ( Tr. )  Egyptian  archaeology.  See  Maspero, 

G.  C.  C. 

Edwards,  Arthur,  and  others.  Voyage  into 

Persia,  1568.  7  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  437.) 

Edwards,  Rev.  Arthur  W.  Historical  sketch 

of  the  church  of  Ireland.  98  pp.  ( Essays  on  the  Irish 
church,  p.  57.) 


Edwards,  Bela  Bates,  D.  D.  1802-52. 

Biography  of  self-taught  men  :  with  an  in¬ 
troductory  essay.  Boston,  n.  d.  12°.  3704 

Contents. 


Baldwin,  T. 
Baxter,  R. 
Belzoni,  G.  B. 
Bloomfield,  R. 
Bowditch,  N. 
Cary,  L. 
Caxton,  W. 
Clarke,  A. 
Cook,  J. 

Davy,  Sir  H. 
Edwards,  W. 


Falconer,  W. 
Ferguson,  J. 
Gifford,  W. 
Haines,  C.  G. 
Henry,  P. 

Herder,  J.  G.  von. 
Heyne,  C.  G. 
Hoerberg,  P. 
Hopkins,  S. 
Hunter,  J. 
Huntington,  S. 


Jones,  Sir  W. 
King,  J. 

Lee,  S. 

Leyden,  J. 
Milner,  I. 

Murray,  A. 
Niebuhr,  C. 

Opie,  J. 

Rittenhouse,  D. 
Scott,  T. 
Sherman,  R. 

Classical  studies. 


Smith,  Nathan. 

Smith,  Nathaniel. 
Stephens,  H. 

Stephens,  R. 

Thompson,  B. 

Watt,  J. 

West,  B. 

Whipple,  W. 

Whitney,  E. 

Wilson,  A. 

Young,  A. 

See  Sears,  B.,  and  others. 


Edwards,  Bryan.  1743-1800. 

Thoughts  on  the  late  proceedings  of  govern¬ 
ment,  respecting  the  trade  of  the  West  India 
islands  with  the  United  States  of  North 


America.  London,  1784.  8°.  —2394 


Edwards,  Charles  L.,  Ph.  D. 

Bahama  songs  and  stories.  A  contribution 
to  folk-lore.  Boston,  1895.  8°.  (Am.  Folk¬ 
lore  Soc.  Mem.  v.  3. )  2292 


Edwards,  E.  J.  Police  outrages  in  New  York. 

3  pp.  ( N .  Am.  Rev.  v.  151,  1890,  p.  504.) 

Edwards,  Edward.  1812-86.  Notes  on  the 

classification  of  human  knowledge,  with  especial  refer¬ 
ence  to  the  methods  which  have  been  adopted,  or  pro¬ 
posed,  for  the  arrangement  or  cataloguing  of  libraries. 
36  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  10, 
1858,  p.  61.) 

Edwards,  Emily  J.  Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C. 

Emily  J.  Edwards.  2  pp.  (In  her  Eng.  female  artists, 
v.  2,  p.  336. ) 


Edwards,  Frederick  E. 

Newton,  R.  B.  Systematic  list  of  the 
Frederick  E.  Edwards  collection  of  British 
oligocene  and  eocene  mollusca  in  the  British 
Museum.  (Natural  history. )  1891.  — 2655 

Edwards,  George  Wharton.  Thumb-nail 

sketches.  4  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  20,  1891,  p.  493.) 

Edwards,  Harry  Stillwell  (X.  I.  E.,  pseud.) 

1854—.  A  Born  inventor.  5  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  15,  1889, 
p.  912.)— Elder  Brown's  backslide.  9  pp.  (Harper’s 
Mag.  v.  71,  1885,  p.  394.) — How  Sal  came  through. 

8  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  17,  1890,  p.  578.)— Mammy’s  li‘l‘ 
boy.  Summer  rocking-song.  2  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  15, 
1889,  p.  128.)— “Mine”:  a  plot.  4  pp.  (Century  Mag. 
v.  15, 1889,  p.  294.)— “  Old  miss”  and  “sweetheart.” 

9  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  77,  1888,  p.  288.)— The  Bival 
souls.  9  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  15,  1889,  p.  660. )— Idyl  of 
•‘Sinkin’  moiinfiii.”  13  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  14, 
1888,  p.  895.)  —  Sister  Todhnnter’s  heart.  11  pp. 
(Century  Mag.  v.  12,  1887,  p.  335.)— Tom's  strategy. 
6  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  16,  1889,  p.  84.)  —  Two  run¬ 
aways.  10  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  378.) — “  De 
Valley  an*  de  shadder.”  10  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  13, 
1888,  p.  468.) 

Edwards,  Henri  Milne.  Berthelot,  M.  Bio¬ 
graphical  sketch  of  E.  19  pp.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Board 
of  Regents,  Ann.  report,  1893 :  U.  S.  53  Cong.  2  sess.  House 
miscel.  doc.  v.  29,  p.  709.) 

Edwards,  Henry.  1830-91. 

Bibliographical  catalogue  of  the  described 
transformations  of  North  American  lepidop- 
tera.  Washington,  1889.  8°.  (Smithson.  Inst. 
U.  S.  Nat.  Mus.  Bull.  no.  35.)  — 3555 

- Edwin  L.  Davenport.  18  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and 

Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  4,  p.  119.)— Matilda 
Heron.  18  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L., 
Actors  and  actresses,  v.  4,  p.  229.) 


EDWARDS,  Henry  Sutherland 


1214 


EDWIN  BROTHERTOFT 


Edwards,  Henry  Sutherland.  1828 — . 

Idols  of  the  French  stage.  London,  1889. 
2  v.  8°.  3315 


Contents. 

Favart,  J.  D.  v.  1. 

Guimard,  M.  v.  2. 
Lecouvreur,  A.  v.  1. 
Molifere,  A.  G.  C.  E.  B.  v.  1. 
Rachel  (Elisa  Felix),  v.  2. 
Raucourt,  F.  M.  A.  C.  v.  2. 
Saint  -  Huberty,  A.  A.  C. 
v.  2. 

Her  history  and  sur¬ 
roundings  from  the  seventeenth  to  the  nine¬ 
teenth  century.  London,  1888.  2  v.  8°.  — 2755 


Arnould,  S.  v.  1. 

Bernhardt,  S.  v.  2. 
Camargo,  Mile.  M.  A.  de  C. 
de,  v.  1. 

Clairon,  Mile.  C.  J.  H.  L.  de 
L.  v.  2. 

Contat,  L.  v.  2. 

Dugazon,  L.  R.  L.  v.  2. 

—  The  Prima  donna. 


-  Cremation  at  Milan.  6  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  134,  1890, 

p.  183.) — A  Faust  of  the  first  century.  8  pp.  ( Fortn . 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  38,  1885,  p.  683.)— Mr.  Katkott'  and  the  Mos¬ 
cow  Gazette.  16  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  42,  1887,  p.  379.) 
— Operatic  crisis.  10  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885, 
p.  842.) — The  Romanoffs.  30  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  67, 
1883,  pp.  99,  188.)— Social  science  on  the  stage.  9  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37, 1885,  p.  491.) — Verdi’s  “  Otello.” 
2  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1887,  p.  469.) 

- — -  ( TV. )  Prison  life  in  Siberia.  See  Dostoy- 
effsky,  F. 


Edwards,  Howard.  Some  relics  of  John 

Howard  the  philanthropist.  8  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  28, 
1892,  p.  288.) 


Edwards,  John,  D.  D.  1637-1716. 

Some  brief  critical  remarks  on  Dr.  Clarke’s 
last  papers.  London,  1714.  12°.  ( With  Brief 
exam,  of  the  Bp.  of  Cork’s  discourse. )  — 4257 
Edwards,  John  Ellis,  D.  D.  1814—. 

The  Confederate  soldier  ;  being  a  memorial 
sketch  of  George  N.  and  Bushrod  W.  Harris. 
New  York,  1868.  12°.  3706 

-  The  “  Pawnee”  panic.  3  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  71, 

18S5,  p.  403.) 


-  Allen,  A.  V.  G.  American  religious 

leaders  :  Jonathan  Edwards.  1890.  3765 

-  Tracy,  J.  Great  awakening.  A  history  of 

the  revival  of  religion  in  the  time  of  Edwards 
and  Whitefield.  1842.  — 3282 

- Griswold,  R.  W.  Jonathan  Edwards.  4  pp.  (In  his 

Prose  writers  of  Am.  p.  53.) — Holmes,  O.  W.  Jonathan 
Edwards.  41  pp.  ( Works,  v.  8,  p.  361 ;  and  in  his  Pages 
from  an  old  volume,  p.  361.)— Memoirs  of  E.  55  pp. 
(Edwards,  J.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Park,  E.  A.  Remarks 
of  E.  on  the  Trinity.  32  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  38,  1881, 
pp.  147,  333.) — Tarbox,  I.  N.  Jonathan  Edwards  as  a 
man;  and  the  ministers  of  the  last  century.  17  pp.  ( New 
Englander,  v.  43,  1884,  p.  615.)— Walker,  G.  L.  Jonathan 
Edwards  and  the  half-way  covenant.  14  pp.  (New  Eng¬ 
lander,  v.  43, 1884,  p.  601.) 

-  and  Edwards,  Jonathan,  Jr.  Questions 

for  their  pupils  in  theology.  16  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra, 
v.  39,  1882,  p.  367.) 

Edwards,  Matilda  Barbara  Betham.  1836 — . 

Barcelona.  With  illustrations  by  Edward  T.  Compton. 
26  pp.  (Traill,  H.  D.,  and  others,  Picturesqae  Mediter¬ 
ranean,  v.  1,  p.  181.) — French  and  English.  7  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  50,  1891,  p.  701.)— French  peasant 
proprietors.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  42,  1887, 
p.  223.)— Histoire  d’nne  jeune  fille,  racontfie  par 
elle-mfime.  47  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  n.  p£r. 
v.  30,  1867,  p.  542.)— A  Japanese  bride.  17  pp.  (Fra¬ 
ser’s  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  23,  1881,  p.  741.) — Episodes  in  the  life  of 
a  musician.  20pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v. 7, 1873,  p.  422.) 
—In  George  Sand's  country.  8  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag. 
v.  53,  1886,  p.  382.) 

Edwards,  Richard  (Pub.) 

“The  Book”;  or,  the  proceedings  and  cor¬ 
respondence  upon  the  .  .  .  inquiry  into  the 
conduct  of  H.  R.  H.  the  Princess  of  Wales  in 
.  .  .  1806  ...  A  narrative  of .  .  .  recent  events, 
with  a  statement  of  facts  relative  to  the  child 
now  under  protection  of  H.  R.  H.  London, 
1813.  12°.  1538 


Edwards,  Rev.  Jonathan.  1703-58. 

Works.  A  reprint  of  the  Worcester  ed., 
with  valuable  additions  and  a  copious  general 
index,  to  which  .  . .  has  been  added  ...  a  com¬ 
plete  index  to  Scripture  texts.  8  ed.  New 
York,  1851.  4  v.  8°.  —4171 

Contents.  Account  of  the  life  of  Rev.  David  Brainerd. 
v.  1.  —  Inquiry  concerning  qualifications  for  commu¬ 
nion,  v.  1.  —  Narrative  of  surprising  conversions. — 
■Concerning  the  Bivine  decrees  in  general,  and  elec¬ 
tion  in  particular,  v.  2. — Miscellaneous  observations  on 
important  doctrines,  v.  1.— Dissertation  on  the  end 
l'or  which  God  created  the  world,  v.  2. — Observa¬ 
tions  concerning  faith,  v.  2.— Farewell  sermon,  v.  1. 
— Careful  and  strict  inquiry  into  the  prevailing  notions 
of  the  freedom  of  the  will.  v.  2.— Humble  attempt  to 
promote  explicit  agreement  and  visible  union  of  God’s 
l><M»f>le  in  extraordinary  prayer,  v.  3. — Concerning  effi¬ 
cacious  grace,  v.  2. —  Memoirs  of  E.  v.  1. — Miscel¬ 
laneous  observations,  v.  2.— Thoughts  on  the  revival 
of  religion  in  Biewr  England,  1740,  v.  3.— Great  Chris¬ 
tian  doctrine  of  original  sin  defended,  v.  2.— Con¬ 
cerning  the  perseverance  of  Saints,  v.  3.— History 
of  the  work  of  redessiption,  v.  1. — Treatise  concerning 
religious  affections,  in  three  parts,  v.  3.— Mysteries 
of  Scripture,  v.  3. — Observations  upon  particular  pas¬ 
sages  of  Scripture,  v.  3.  —  Sermons,  v.  3,  4.  — Distin¬ 
guishing  marks  of  a  work  of  the  Spirit  of  God,  v.  1.— 
Theological  questions,  v.  3.  —  Dissertation  on  the 
nature  of  true  virtue,  v.  2.— Reasons  against  Dr.  Watt's 
notion  of  She  pre-existence  of  Christ’s  human 
soul,  v.  3.— Misrepresentations  corrected  and  truth  vin¬ 
dicated,  in  reply  to  Rev.  Solomon  Williams,  v.  1. 


Edwards,  Richard,  and  Hopewell,  M.  Great 
West  and  her  commercial  metropolis,  embrac¬ 
ing  a  general  view  of  the  West,  and  a  com¬ 
plete  history  of  St.  Louis,  from  the  landing 
of  Ligueste  in  1764,  to  the  present  time.  St. 
Louis  [I860].  8°.  2472 

Edwards,  T.  Robertson.  Sentiment  of  nation¬ 

ality.  11  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  135,  1891,  p.  501.) 

Edwards,  W.  H.,  and  Crawford,  John  Martin. 

Europe  at  the  World’s  fair.  8  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  155, 
1892,  p.  623.) 

Edwards,  William  H. 

Butterflies  of  North  America.  [Illustr.] 

3  s.  Boston,  1897.  4°.  . — 2642 

Note. — For  1,  2  s.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- Marmler,  X.  Voyage  upon  the  river  Amazon,  par  E. 

20  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  21,  1848,  p.  567.) 

Edwards,  Rev.  William  Walter.  Present  and 

future  of  friendly  societies.  12  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  48, 
1885,  p.  830.)— I*:iwr n broking  abroad  and  at  home. 
23  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  960.) 

Edwards.  See  also  Edwardes. 

Edwin,  St .,  King  of  Northumbria.  Smith,  H.  E. 

Notice  of  a  mediaeval  signaculum  of  the  Anglo-Saxon 
saints,  Edwyn  and  Ecgwyn.  20  pp.  1  pi.  (Lancashire 
and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  9,  1869,  pp.  165,  253.) 

Edwin  Broth  ertoft.  Winthrop,  T.  1272 


EDWIN  DROOD 


1215 


EGELHAAF,  Gottlob 


Edwin  Drood,  Mystery  of.  Dickens,  C.  J.  H., 
Works,  v.  30.  2191 

Edye,  Maj.  L.  (Ed.) 

Historical  records  of  the  Royal  Marines, 
v.  1.  1664-1701.  London,  1893.  8°.  1502 

Eeke,  Belgium.  Potter,  F.  de,  and  Broeckaert, 

J.  Eeke.  66  pp.  (In  their  Geschiedenis  van  de  gemeenten 
der  provincie  Oost-Vlaanderen,  1  a.  v.  2.) 

EekliofF,  Wopke  (TV. )  1809-80.  De  vroun 

van  Rembrandt.  Bijzonderheden  omtrent  het  huwelijk 
van  den  schilder  Rembrand  van  Rijn,  van  Leiden,  met 
Saske  Ulenburgh,  van  Leenwarden.  53  pp.  1  pi.  ( Europa , 
v.  2,  pt.  3,  1862,  p.  113.) 

Eelking,  Max  von. 

German  allied  troops  in  the  North  Ameri¬ 
can  war  of  independence,  1776-83.  Tr.  by 
J.  G.  Rosengarten.  Albany,  1893.  4°.  4645 

Eells,  Rev.  Myron.  Religion  of  the  Clallam 

and  Twana  Indians.  7  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  2,  1879,  p.  8.)— 
Traditions  of  the  “  deluge  *’  among  the  tribes  of  the 
north-west.  3  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  1,  1878,  p.  70.) — I>o-ki- 
batt:  or,  the  god  of  the  Puget  sound  Indians.  5  pp. 
(.4m.  Antiq.  v.  6,  1884,  p.  389.)— Indian  music.  5  pp. 
(.4m.  Antiq.  v.  1,  1879,  p.  249.) — Indians  of  Puget  sound. 
48  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  9,  1887,  pp.  1,  97,  211,  271 ;  v.  10,  1888, 
pp.  26,  174.) — Mounds  in  Washington  territory.  1  p. 
(Am.  Antiq-  v.  1,  1878,  p.  13.)— Mytbs  of  the  Puget  sound 
Indians.  6  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  12,  1890,  p."160.)— Pot- 
iatches  of  Puget  sound.  13  pp.  (.Am.  Antiq.  v.  5,  1883, 
p.  135.) — Religion  of  the  Indians  of  Puget  sound.  16  pp. 
(Am.  Antiq.  v.  12,  1890,  p.  69.)— Twana  language  of 
Washington  territory.  8  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  3,  1881, 
p.  296.) 

Eels.  Eels  and  eel-sets.  10  pp.  ( Blackwood's 

Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  97.) 

See  also  Electric  fishes. — Fishes. 

Efatese  language.  Macdonald,  D.  Three 
new  Hebrides  languages  (Efatese,  Eroman- 
gan,  Santo).  1889.  — 2157 

Effect.  See  Cause  and  Effect. 

Effect  in  yellow.  14  pp.  Janvier,  T.  A.  ( Cen¬ 

tury  Mag.  v.  6,  1884,  p.  541.) 

Effemeridi  delle  cose  fatte  per  il  Duca  di  Cala¬ 
bria  (1484-91).  Leostello,  J.  (Filangieri,  G., 
Doc.  per  la  storia  .  .  .  delle  provincie  napole- 
tane,  v.  1. )  3532 

Efferati  family.  18  pp.  Janvier,  T.  A.  ( Har¬ 

per's  Mag.  v.  85,  1892,  p.  763.) 

Efferding,  Austria.  Lohmeyer,  E.  Aus  der 

fuerstlich  Starhembergischen  Schlossbibliothek  zu  E. 
18  pp.  (Germania,  v.  31, 1886,  p.  215.) 

Efligies,  Monumental.  Creeny,  W.  F.  Book 
of  facsimiles  of  monumental  brasses  on  the 
continent  of  Europe.  1884.  — 2712 

-  Hollis,  G.,  and  Hollis,  T.  Monumental 

effigies  of  Gt.  Britain.  1840-41,  5  pts.  in  1  v. 

1721 

-  Stothard,  C.  A.  Monumental  effigies  of 

Gt.  Britain.  1817.  1721 

-  RIaauw.  W.  H.  On  the  effigy  of  Sir  David  Owen  in 

Easeborne  church,  near  Midhurst.  22  pp.  (Sussex  Ar- 
chaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  7,  1854,  p.  22.)— C'osson,  ( — ),  Baron 
de.  English  military  effigies  and  their  relation  to  the 
history  of  armour.  14  pp.  (Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  43,  1886, 
p.  327.) — Ilartshornc.  A.  On  the  monumental  effigies 
in  Coberley  church,  Gloucestershire.  5  pp.  (Archaeol. 
Joum.  v.  46,  1889,  p.  165.) — Eillie,  J.  Westminster  effi¬ 
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ford,  W.  S.  The  small  cross-legged  effigy  at  Horsted 
Keynes,  Sussex.  14  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  1, 
1848,  p.  128.) 

See  also  Cemeteries.— Monumental  brasses.— 
Monuments.— Tombs. 

Effigies  poeticae.  Procter,  B.  W.  (B.  Corn¬ 
wall,  pseud. )  3795 

Effigy-builders.  Peet,  S.  D.  Animals  known 

to  the  effigy-builders.  25  pp.  2  pi.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  11, 1889, 
p.  139.)— Indian  myths  and  effigy  mounds.  30  pp.  2  pi. 
(Am.  Antiq.  v.  11,  1889,  p.  32.) — Map  of  the  emblematic 
mounds,  showing  the  origin  and  object  of  effigies.  20  pp. 
1  pi.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  11,  1889,  p.  73.) — Village  life  and  clan 
residences  among  the  emblematic  mounds.  25  pp.  (Am. 
Antiq.  v.  9,  1887,  p.  10.) — Who  were  the  effigy-builders? 
28  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  9,  1887,  p.  67.) 

See  alscfMound  builders. 

Effingham,  Champ,  pseud.  See  Cooke,  J.  E. 
Eflatoun,  Asia  Minor.  Perrot  G.  Monument 

d’E.  en  Lycaonie  et  une  inscription  hittite.  8  pp.  (Rev. 
archeol.  3  s.  v.  5,  1885,  p.  257.) 

Egan,  Anthony.  17  cent. 

Book  of  rates,  now  used  in  the  sin  custom¬ 
house  of  the  Church  and  Court  of  Rome. 
Containing  the  bulls,  dispensations,  and  par¬ 
dons  for  all  manner  of  villanies  and  wicked- 
nesse,  with  the  several  sums  of  monies  given 
and  to  be  paid  for  them.  London,  1674.  p.  8°. 

—4253 

Egan,  Maurice  Francis.  1852 — .  Personality 

of  Leo  XIII.  3  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  14,  1888,  p.  90.) — A 
Catholic  on  the  school  question.  4  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  152,  1891,  p.  637.) 

Egan,  Michael,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Philadelphia. 

Clarke,  R.  H.  Rt.  Rev.  Michael  Egan,  first  Bp.  of  Phila¬ 
delphia,  A.  D.  1810.  7  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  deceased  Bps. 
v.  1,  p.  185.) 

Egan,  Pierce.  1772-1849. 

Anecdotes  of  the  turf,  the  chase,  the  ring, 
and  the  stage  ;  the  whole  forming  a  complete 
panorama  of  the  sporting  world  ;  uniting  with 
it  a  book  of  reference  and  entertaining  com¬ 
panion  to  the  lovers  of  British  sports.  Lon¬ 
don,  1827.  8°.  —1793 

-  Boxiana ;  or,  sketches  of  ancient  and  mod¬ 
ern  pugilism,  from  the  days  of  the  renowned 
Broughton  and  Slack,  to  the  championship  of 
Cribb.  London,  1824-30.  4  v.  8°.  — 1796 

-  Walks  through  Bath,  describing  every 

thing  worthy  of  interest.  Bath,  1819.  16°. 

1405 

-  (Ed.)  Grose’s  Classical  dictionary  of  the 

vulgar  tongue.  See  Grose,  F. 

Egeblanke,  Peter,  Bp.  of  Hereford. 

Mugnier,  F.  Les  Savoyards  en  Angle - 
terre  au  XIII  siecle  et  Pierre  d’Aigueblanche, 
Eveque  d’ Hereford.  1890.  3633 

Egelhaaf,  Gottlob.  1848 — .  Gebhard  Leberecht 

von  Bluecher.  8  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  56,  1888, 
p.  287.)  —  Zum  gedaechtniss  Duellinger's.  5  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  62, 1890,  p.  287.) — Perikles.  19  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  49, 1886,  p.  265.) — Gemeindewahlen 
in  Pompeii.  9  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  51,  1887, 
p.  110.)— Denkwuerdigkeiten  des  Herzogs  von  Sachsen- 
Coburg  -  Gotha.  20  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  58, 
1889,  p.  117;  v.  62,  1890,  p.  404.) 


EGENOLFF,  Pierre 


1216 


EGGLESTON,  Edward 


Egenolfif,  Pierre.  1851 — .  Bericht  ueber  die 

griechischen  grammatiker.  209  pp.  (Jahresb.  ueber  fort- 
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Eger,  Bohemia.  Bilek.  T.  Gegenreformation 

in  der  stadt  und  im  lande  E.  29  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d. 
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Mitgetheilt  von  Dr.  Franz  Kuerschner.  6  pp.  (Verein 
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p.  259.) — Grad],  H.  Aus  dem  egerer  archive.  66  pp. 
(Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil. 
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Egerlandes.  10  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in 
Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  4,  1866,  pp.  26,  151.) — Deutsche 
volksauffuehrungen  :  Beitraege  aus  dem  Egerlande  zur 
geschichte  des  spiels  und  theaters.  78  pp.  (Verein  f. 
gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  33,  1895, 
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17  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen, 
Mittheil.  v.  19,  1881.  p.  198.)  —  Egers  angebliche  ver- 
pfaendungim  j.  1213.  3  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen 
in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  20,  1882,  p.  265.) — Federbilder  in 
E.  3  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen, 
Mittheil.  v.  5,  1867,  p.  207.) — Herkunft  der  Egerlaender. 
15  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil. 
v.  18,  1880,  p.  260.)  —  Irrlehre  der  Wirsperger.  10  pp. 
(Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  19, 
1881,  p.  270.) — Zur  aeltesten  geschichte  der  Regio  Egere. 
62  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen, 
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thurm  auf  der  kaiserburg  zu  E.  6  pp.  1  pi.  (Verein  f. 
gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  1,  pt.  4, 1863, 
p.  3.) — It.  Aus  der  correspondenz  mit  der  von  der  stadt 
E.  in  religionssachen  an  den,  1611  vor  Matthias  kroe- 
nung  tagenden  landtag  abgeschickten  deputation.  4  pp. 
(Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil. v.  7, 
1869,  p.  109.) — Kittel,  E.  Eger  und  Friedrich  von  der 
Pfalz.  11  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boeh¬ 
men,  Mittheil.  v.  16,  1878,  p.  81.)— Kulturhistorisches  aus 
E.  21  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen, 
Mittheil.  v.  17,  1879,  pp.  17,  284.)  —  Kuerschner,  F. 
Stadtrecht  von  E.  und  seine  verbreitung.  9  pp.  (Verein 
f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  6,  1868, 
p.  197.) — Verordnung  des  egerer  stadtrathes  zur  regelung 
der  arbeit  und  des  lohns  aus  dem  jahre  1511.  3  pp. 

(Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  5, 
1867,  p.  64.)— Zur  geschichte  der  belagerung  Egers  durch 
die  Schweden,  1647.  5  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen 
in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  11,  1873,  p.  27.)— Neubaner,  J. 
Fremdwoerter  im  egerlaender  dialecte.  16  pp.  (Verein 
f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  27,  1890, 
p.  171.) — Ueber  egerlaender  tauf-  und  heiligen-namen. 
10pp.  (Vereinf.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil. 
v.  33, 1895,  p.  107.) — Urbanstaedt,  ( — )  von.  Egerlaen¬ 
der.  6  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen, 
Mittheil.  v.  2,  1864,  p.  142.) — X.  Zur  geschichte  der  reka- 
tholisirung  Egers.  16  pp.  (Verein.  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen 
in  Boehmen,  Mtttheil.  v.  23,  1885,  p.  54.) 

See  also  Thirty  years’  war. 

Egerton,  Francis,  1  Earl  of  Ellesmere.  1800-57. 
Correspondence  relating  to  Wm.  Penn. 
See  Penn,  W. 

-  Poems  and  translations.  31  pp.  (Rev.  of  in 

Edin.  Rev.  v.  52,  1831,  p.  231.) 

-  Collier,  J.  P.  Catalogue,  bibliographical 

and  critical,  of  early  English  literature ; 
forming  a  portion  of  the  library  at  Bridge- 
water  House,  the  property  of  Lord  Francis 
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Egerton,  Lady  Henrietta  Grey.  1836 — .  Alaska 

and  its  glaciers.  11  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892, 
p.991.) — Camp  life  and  pigsticking  in  Morocco.  8  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  31,  1892,  p.  623.) 

Egerton,  Rev.  John  Coker.  1830-88. 

Sussex  folk  and  Sussex  ways.  Stray  studies 
in  the  Wealden  formation  of  human  nature. 
Ed.  by  Rev.  Henry  Wace.  With  four  illustra¬ 
tions.  London,  1892.  8°.  2212 

Egerton,  Sir  Philip  de  Malpas  Grey.  1806-81. 

Some  remarks  on  the  Lords  Lieutenant  of  the  county 
palatine  of  Chester,  from  the  restoration  to  the  year  1690. 
12  pp.  1  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Proc. 
v.  2,  1849-50,  p.  125.) 

Egerton,  Sir  Thomas,  1  Baron  Ellesmere ,  and 

1  Viscount  Brackley.  Circa  1540-1617.  Letter  written  to 
the  King,  desiring  to  be  discharged  from  his  office, 
through  his  infirmity  and  weakness  to  supply  the  same, 
1612.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  2,  p.  169.) 

Egerton,  William.  18  cent. 

Faithful  memoirs  of  the  life,  amours,  and 
performances  of .  .  .  Mrs.  Anne  Oldfield.  Lon¬ 
don,  1731.  12°.  4777 

Eggeling,  Julius,  Ph.D.  (Ed.) 

Catalogue  of  the  Sanskrit  MSS.  in  the 
library  of  the  India  Office,  pts.  1-5.  London, 
1887-96.  2  v.  4°.  W.  52 

Egger,  A.  Emile.  1813-85. 

Essai  sur  l’histoire  de  la  critique  chez  les 
Grecs.  Suivi  de  la  Poetique  d’Aristote,  et 
d’ extraits  de  ses  Problemes.  Paris,  1850.  8°. 

2215 

-  MSmoire  sur  les  CEconomica  d’Aristote  et  de  Th6o- 

phraste.  43  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Mem. 
v.  30,  pt.  1, 1881,  p.  419.) 

-  (Ed.)  Latini  sermonis  vetustioris  reliquiae 

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( Biog .  jahrh.  f.  alterth.  p.  108:  Jahresb.  ueber  fortschr.  der 
class,  alterth.  v.  41, 1886.) 

Egger,  Joseph  Georg.  Foraminiferen  aus 

meeresgrundproben,  gelothet  von  1874  bis  1876  von  S.  M. 
sch.  Gazelle.  266  pp.  21  pi.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens. 
Denkschr.  v.  66:  Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  18, 
pt.  2,  1893,  p.  193.) 

Egger,  Victor.  Michaelis,  K.  T.  Egger :  La 

parole  intgrieure.  25  pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  14, 
1882,  p.  460;  v.  15,  1884,  p.  165.) 

Eggers,  Friedrich  Hartwig,  and  Eggers,  Karl. 

Portig,  G.  Egger’sche  Rauch-biographie.  12  pp.  (  Un¬ 
sere  Zeit,  1891,  v.  1,  p.  372.) 

Eggers,  Karl.  1790 — .  Johann  Gottfried  Scha- 

dow  und  Christian  Daniel  Rauch.  100  pp.  (Dohme,  R., 
Kunst  und  kuenstler,  v.  4,  pt.  1.) 

Eggert,  Hermann.  Universitaeten.  47  pp. 

(Durm,  J.,  and  others,  Handb.  der  architektur.  4  th.  v.  6 
pt.  2,  p.  4.) 

Eggleston,  Edward,  D.  D.  1837 — .  Aborigines 

and  the  colonists.  9  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  4,  1883,  p.  96. ) 
— Migration  of  American  colonists.  21  pp.  ( Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  3,  1883,  p.  724.)— Americans  at  play.  3pp. 
(Century  Mag.  v.  6,  1884,  p.  554.)— Nathaniel  Bacon,  the 
patriot  of  1676.  18  pp.  ( Century  Mag,  v.  18,  1890,  p.  418.) 
—Beginning  of  a  nation.  23  pp.  (Century  Mag. 
v.  3,  1883,  p.  61.) — Books  that  have  helped  me.  9  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  3,  1887,  p.  578.)— Full-length  portrait  of  the 
United  States:  James  Bryce’s  “American  com¬ 
monwealth.”  4  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  15,  1889,  p.  789.) 


EGGLESTON,  Edward 


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EGLISE 


—Church  and  meeting-house  before  the  Revolu¬ 
tion.  12  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  11,  1886,  p. 901.) — Church 
of  England  in  the  colonies.  16  pp.  (Century  Mag. 
v.  14,  1888,  p.  106.)— Colonists  '  at  home.  20  pp.  (Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  7, 1885,  p.873.) — Commerce  in  the  colonies. 
23  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  6,  1884,  p.  234.)  —  The  Faith 
doctor.  121  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  19,  1891,  pp.  540,  661, 
932;  v.  20,  1891,  pp.  45,  246,  396,  609,  708,  939.)— Forma¬ 
tive  influences.  12  pp.  (Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  279.) — 
The  Graysons:  a  story  of  Illinois.  113pp.  (Century 
Mag.  v.  13,  1888,  pp.  40,  298,  368,  562,  681,  834:  v.  14,  1888, 
pp.  78, 265,  341,  528.)— Lewis  Hallam.  10  pp.  (Matthews, 
J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  1,  p.  243.) — 
Josiah  Gilbert  Holland.  7  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  1, 
1881,  p.  161.) —Husbandry  in  colony  times.  19  pp. 
(Century  Mag.  v.  5,  1884,  p.  431.) —Indian  war  in  the 
colonies.  22  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  4,  1883,  p.  697.)—  Plant¬ 
ing  of  New  Kurland.  17  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  3,  1883, 
p.  350.)— Blessings  of  piracy.  4  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  1, 
1881,  p.  942.)—  Out-of-the-ways  in  high  Savoy.  12  pp. 
(Century  Mag.  v.  18,  1890,  p.  803.)— Sister  Tabea.  7  pp. 
(Century  Mag.  v.  9,  1886,  p.  894.) — Social  conditions 
in  the  colonies.  24  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  6, 1884,  p.  848.) — 
Social  life  in  the  colonies.  21  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  8, 
1885,  p.  387.) 

-  Auringer.  O.  C.  Dr.  Edward  Eggleston  at  Lake 

George.  13  pp.  (Gilder,  J.  L.,  and  Gilder,  J.  B.,  Authors 
at  home,  p.  83.)— Ridelng,  W.  H.  Edward  Eggleston. 
12  pp.  (In  his  Boyhood  of  living  authors,  p.  62.)— 
Tedder,  H.  C.  E.  Eggleston.  13  pp.  (In  his  Am. 
writers,  p.  248.) 

Eggleston,  George  Cary.  1839 — .  Education 

of  women.  5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  67,  1883, *;p.  [292. ) — 
Historical  status  of  the  Indian  territory.  12  pp. 
(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  9,  1883,  p.  440.)  —  Our  twenty-one 
Presidents.  44  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  11,  1884,  pp.  89, 
185.) 

- (Ed. )  American  war  ballads  and  lyrics  .  . . 

New  York  [1889].  2  v.  18°.  ‘  1338 

Eggleston,  William  G.,  M.  D.  Closing  door  of 

quackery.  3  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  152,  1891,  p.  633.) — 

Oriental  pilgrimages  and  cholera.  3  pp.  (N. 

Am.  Rev.  v.  165,  1892,  p.  126.) 

-  and  others.  Open  door  of  quackery.  22  pp. 

(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  149,  1889,  p.  483.) 

Eggleston.  See  also  Egleston. 

Eggs. 

Davie,  O.  Nests  and  eggs  of  North  Ameri¬ 
can  birds.  1889.  — 2656 

-  Des  Murs,  M.  A.  P.  O.  Traits  general 

d’oologie  ornithologique  au  point  de  vue  de 
la  classification.  1860.  — 2655 

-  Jones,  H.,  and  others.  Illustrations  of  the 

nests  and  eggs  of  the  birds  of  Ohio.  1879-86. 

—2662 

-  Brooks,  W.  K.  Alternation  of  periods  of  rest  with 

periods  of  activity  in  the  segmenting  eggs  of  vertebrates. 

2  pp.  1  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the  biol.  labr.  v.  2, 1883,  p.  117.) 
—Burroughs,  J.  Birds’  eggs.  6  pp.  (Century  Mag. 
v.  10,  1886,  p.  273.)— Crotch.  W.  D.  List  of  birds’  eggs 
found  in  Somersetshire, with  observations.  26  pp.  (Somer¬ 
setshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  1,  1851, 
p.  149.) — Ilansky,  J.,  and  Kostenitsch,  J.  Ueber  die 
entwickelungsgeschichte  der  keimblaetter  und  des  Wolff- 
schen  ganges  im  huehnerei.  25  pp.  2  pi.  (St.  Petersburg, 
Acad.  M6m.7  s.  v.  27, 1880.)— Owsjannikow,  P.  Studien 
ueber  das  ei,  hauptsaechlich  bei  knochenfischen.  54  pp. 

3  pi.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  Mim.  7  s.  v.  33,  1886.) — 
Pigott,  T.  D.  Birds  of  the  outer  Fames.  10  pp.  (Con- 
temp.  Rev.  v.  54,  1888,  p.  182.)— Protection  of  wild  birds’ 
eggs.  5  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  59, 1891,  p.  597.) — The  Shet¬ 
land  isles  in  the  birds’-nesting  season.  18  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  58,  1890,  p.  223.) 

See  also  Birds. — Nests. 


Egiclio  Antonini,  Cardinal,  Patriarch  of  Con¬ 
stantinople.  — 1532.  Epistolae  selectae.  18  pp.  (MartSne, 
E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  3, 
p.  1233. ) 

Egils  saga  ok  Asmundar.  33  pp.  (Asmun- 

darson,  V.,  Fornaldarsoegur  Nordrlanda,  v.  3,  p.  273.) 

Egils  saga  skallagriinssonar.  2  pts.  J6ns- 
son,  F.  (Ed.)  (Samfund  til  udgivelse  of  gam. 
nord.  litt.  v.  17,  pts.  1,  2. )  — 3157 

Egilward,  Monk  of  Wuerzburg.  10  cent.  Ex 

Vita  Burchardi  Episcopi  Wirziburgensis.  13  pp.  (Frank¬ 
fort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  60. ) 

Eginliard,  or  Einhard.  Circa  771-839.  Passio 

martyrum  Marcellini  et  Petri.  12  pp.  (Duemmler,  E., 
Poet.  Lat.  aevi  Car.  v.  2,  p.  125 :  Monumenta  German,  hist.) 
— Translatio  et  miracula  Sanctorum  Marcellini  ct 
JPetri.  27  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  238.) 

-  Huxley,  T.  H.  Value  of  witness  to  the  miraculous. 

16  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  25, 1889,  p.  438. )— Rocheterie, 
M.  de  la.  L’amitid  dans  le  cloitre.  27  pp.  (Correspon- 
dant,  v.  62,  1864,  p.  911.) 

Eginliard  und  Emma.  76  pp.  La  Motte- 

FouquS,  F.  H.  K.,  Freiherr  de,  Ausgew.  werke,  v.  11,  p.  101. 

Egizio,  Matteo,  Conte.  1674-1745.  Senatus  con¬ 
sult!  de  Bacchanalibus,  sive  aeneae  vetustae  tabulae 
Musei  Caesarei  Vindobonensis,  explicatio.  22  pp.  (Livius 
Patavinus,  T.,  Hist,  libri,  ed.  A.  Drakenborch,  v.  7,  1746, 
p.  197;  v.  15,  pt.  1,  1828,  p.  378.) 

Egle,  William  Henry,  M.  D.  1830 — .  Michael 

Hillegas.  4  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  11,  1887,  p.  406.)  — 
Biographical  sketches  of  the  members  of  the  Con- 
st  it  notional  Convention.  66  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  3, 
1879,  pp.  96,  194,  319,  438;  v.  4,  1880,  pp.  89,  225,  361.)— 
Sketches  of  the  members  of  the  Pennsylvania 
Convention  of  1787.  15  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  10,  1886, 
p.446.) — Joseph  Montgomery.  2  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist. 
v.  1,  1877,  p.  217.)— James  R.  Reid.  2  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist. 
v.  15,  1891,  p.  352.) 

-  (Ed.)  Pennsylvania  archives.  2  s.  See 

Linn,  J.  B.,  and  Egle,  W.  H. 

Egleston,  Melville. 

Land  system  of  the  New  England  colonies. 
Baltimore,  1886.  8°.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and  polit.  set.  4  s. 
nos.  11,  12. )  4653 

Egleston,  Nathaniel  Hillyer. 

Arbor  day :  its  history  and  observance. 
Washington,  1896.  8°.  ( U.  S.  Agricult.  Dept, 

of. )  -4693 

-  Handbook  of  tree-planting.  New  York, 

1884.  12°.  —4697 

- Newgate  of  Connecticut,  old  Simsbury  copper 

mines.  14  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  15,  1886,  p.  321.) 

Egleston,  Thomas,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.  1832—. 

Catalogue  of  minerals  and  synonyms. 
Washington,  1887.  8°.  (Smithson.  Inst.  U.  S. 
Nat.  Mus.  Bull.  no.  33.)  3555 

Egleston.  See  also  Eggleston. 

Egli,  Emil.  1848 — .  Feldzuege  in  Armenien 

von  41-63  n.  Chr.  Ein  bei(rag  zur  kritik  des  Tacitus. 
100  pp.  (Buedinger.  M.,  Untersuch.  zur  roem.  kaiserge- 
schichte,  v.  1,  p.  265.) 

Egli,  Johann  Jacob.  Tobler,  L.  Egli :  Ge- 

schichte  der  geographischen  namenkunde.  4  pp.  (Zeits. 
f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  17,  1887,  p.  100.) 

Eglise  et  1’ Empire  romain  au  IV  siecle.  6  v. 
Broglie,  J.  V.  A.,  Due  de.  — 4267 


EGLISE 


1218 


EGYPT 


Eglise  et  l’6tat  en  France  sous  le  rSgne  de 
Henri  IV  et  la  regence  de  Marie  de  Medicis. 
2  v.  Perrens,  F.  T.  — 4266 

Egli.se  catholique,  Histoire  universelle  de  1\ 
13  v.  Rohrbacher,  R.  F.,  and  Guillaume,  P.  E. 

—4232 

Eglise  cliretieime.  Renan,  J.  E.,  Hist,  des 
origines  du  Christianisme,  v.  6. )  — 1255 

Eglise  fraiMjoise  a  la  Nouvelle  York,  Registers 
from  1688  to  1804.  Wittmeyer,  A.  V.  (Ed.) 
(Huguenot  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  1.)  — 3272 

Eglisham,  George,  M.  D.  17  cent. 

Fore-runner  of  revenge.  Being  two  peti¬ 
tions  :  the  one  to  the  King’s  most  excellent 
Majesty,  the  other  to  the  most  honourable 
Houses  of  Parliament.  London,  1642.  sm.  4°. 

( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

Egloftstein,  Henrietta,  Graefin  von.  Beaulieu- 

Marconnay,  C.,  Freiherr  von.  Goethes  Cour  d’amour. 
Bericht  einer  theilnehmerin,  nebst  einigen  briefen. 
26  pp.  (Geiger,  L.,  Goethe-jahrbuch,  v.  6,  1885,  p.  59.) 

Egmond,  Holland.  Notae  Egmondanae.  2  pp. 

(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  2,  p.  960.) 

Egmont,  Frederic  d\  Delisle,  L.  V.  Le  libraire 

Fr6d6ric  d’Egmont  et  la  marque  parisienne  aux  initiales 
TE  et  IB.  26  pp.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  51,  1890, 
p.  305.) 

Egmont,  Comtesse  d\  2  v.  Gay,  Mme.  M.  F. 

S.  N.  de  L.  1205 

Egnatius,  Cneius.  Reliquiae.  2  pp.  (Roth, 

K.  L.,  Hist.  vet.  Rom.  reliquiae,  p.  387.) 

Ego.  Fluegel,  O.  Das  Ich  im  leben  der  voelker. 

5  pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  11,  1880,  pp.  43,  141.) — 
Kuelpe,  O.  Das  Ich  und  die  aussenwelt.  31  pp. 
(Wundt,  W.  M.,  Philos,  studien,  v.  8,  p.  311.) 

See  also  Metaphysics. — Personality. 

Egoisme,  ou  nous  le  sommes  tous.  2  v.  in  1. 
Pigault-Lebrun,  C.  A.  G.,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  62, 
63.  4157 

Egolste,  L\  29  pp.  Dumas,  A.,  CEuvres  compl. 

v.  130,  p.  235. 

Egotlieism,  the  atheism  of  to-day.  13  pp. 

Peabody,  E.  P.,  Last  evening  with  Allston,  p.  240. 

Egotism.  Pennell,  Mrs.  E.  R.  A  study  of 

early  egotism.  12  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  60, 1887,  p.  337.) 
See  also  Moral  philosophy. — Pritie. — Vanity. 

Egranus.  See  Sylvius  or  Wildenauer,  J. 
Egwin,  St.,  Bp.  of  Worcester.  Smith,  H.  E. 

Notice  of  a  mediaeval  signaculum  of  the  Anglo-Saxon 
saints,  Edwyn  and  Ecgwyn.  20  pp.  1  pi.  (Lancashire  and 
Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  9,  1869,  pp.  165,  253.) 


Egypt. 

Arrangement : 

General  and  Miscellaneous  Works. 


Agriculture. 

Antiquities. 

Astronomy  and  chronology. 
Bibliography. 

Botany. 

Church  history. 

Costume. 

Education. 

Egyptians. 

Finance. 

Fine  arts. 

History,  Ancient. 

History,  Modem. 

Irrigation. 


Land  tenure. 

Law. 

Literature. 

Manners  and  customs. 
Mathematics. 

Music. 

Mythology  and  religion. 
Natural  history. 
Numismatics. 
Palaeontology. 

Politics. 

Railroads. 

Science. 

Weights  and  measures. 


Egpyt. 

Annesley,  G.,  2  Earl  of  Mount- Norris. 
Voyages  and  travels  to  India  .  .  .  and  Egypt, 
in  the  years  1802-06.  1809,  3  v.  1471 

-  Belzoni,  G.  B.  Viaggi  in  Egitto  ed  in 

Nubia.  1827,  4  v.  .2407 

-  Brugsch,  H.  K.,  Bey.  Geographische  in- 

schriften  altaegyptischer  denkmaeler.  1884. 
(In  his  Thes.  inscript.  Aegypt.  v.  3.)  1752 

-  Butler,  A.  J.  Court  life  in  Egypt.  1888. 

1788 

-  Cailliaud,  F.  Voyage  a  M6ro6,  au  fleuve 

Blanc,  au  del&  de  F&zoql  .  .  .  1823-27,  6  v.  in  5. 

1416,  atlas  17 A3 

-  Cassas,  L.  F.  Voyage  pittoresque  de  la 

Syrie  .  .  .  de  la  basse-Aegypte  .  .  .  1799,  3  v. 

in  1.  17A1 

-  Chabas,  F.  J.,  and  others.  Melanges 

6gyptologiques.  1862-73,  4  v.  1742 

-  Clot,  A.  B.,  dit  Clot  Bey.  Aper§u  g6n6ral 

sur  l’Egypte.  1840,  2  v.  1707 

-  Conder,  J.  Popular  description  of  Egypt. 

n.  d.,  2  v.  1778 

-  Cumming,  C.  F.  G.  Via  Cornwall  to  Egypt. 

1885.  3423 

-  Curtis,  G.  W.  Nile  notes  of  a  “  Howadji  ” ; 

or,  the  American  in  Egypt.  1860.  1436 

-  Davis,  C.  H.  S.,  and  Cobern,  C.  M.  An¬ 
cient  Egypt  in  the  light  of  modern  discov¬ 
eries,  historical,  pictorial,  and  descriptive. 
[1894.]  17D7 

-  Denon,  V.  Voyage  dans  la  basse  et  la 

haute  Egypte.  1807,  2  v.  .2401 

-  Dicey,  E.  Morning  land.  1870,  2  v.  in  1. 

1436 

-  Duemichen,  J.  Geographische  inschriften 

altaegyptischer  denkmaeler.  1866-85,  4  v.  in  3. 
(Brugsch,  H.  K.,  Bey,  and  Duemichen,  J.,  Rec. 
de  monuments  egyptiens,  v.  3-6.)  1701 

-  Edwards,  Miss  A.  B.  Thousand  miles  up 

the  Nile.  1889.  1787 

-  Henniker,  Sir  F.  Notes,  during  a  visit  to 

Egypt.  1824.  .2406 

-  Hughes,  J.  Australia  revisited  in  1890, 

and  excursions  in  Egypt .  .  .  1891.  2496 

-  Lusignan,  S.  History  of  the  revolt  of  Ali 

Bey,  against  the  Ottoman  Porto  .  .  .  together 
with  a  description  of  Grand  Cairo,  and  of 
several  celebrated  places  in  Egypt.  [Arcon.] 
1783.  3417 

-  Maspero,  G.  C.  C.  Bibliotheque  egypto- 

logique,  comprenant  les  oeuvres  des  Egypto- 
logues  fran£ais.  v.  1,  2.  1893,  2  v.  1732 

- Dawn  of  civilization :  Egypt  and  Chal- 

dsea.  Ed.  by  A.  H.  Sayce.  Tr.  by  M.  L. 
McClure.  1896.  1791 

- Maughan,  W.  C.  Alps  of  Arabia.  Travels 

in  Egypta,  Sinai,  Arabia,  and  the  Holy  Land. 
1875.  1436 

-  Norden,  F.  L.  Travels  in  Egypt  and 

Nubia.  1757.  1436 

- Poole,  R.  S.  Cities  of  Egypt.  1882.  1788 


EGYPT 


1219 


EGYPT,  Antiquities 


-  Roberts,  D.  The  Holy  Land,  Syria,  Idu¬ 
mea,  Arabia,  Egypt,  and  Nubia.  1855,  6  v. 
in  3.  1471 

-  Sandwith,  F.  M.  Egypt  as  a  winter  resort. 

1889.  1418 

-  Sonnini  de  Manoncour,  C.  N.  S.  Travels 

in  upper  and  lower  Egypt  .  .  .  Illustr.  by 
engravings.  1800.  2411 

-  Stephens,  J.  L.  Incidents  of  travel  in 

Egypt.  [Anon,.]  1838,  2  v.  1436 

-  Stuart,  H.  W.  Y.  Egypt  after  the  war. 

1883.  3422 

-  Taylor,  I.  Leaves  from  an  Egyptian 

note-book.  1888.  1787 

-  Thenaud,  J.  Voyage  d’outremer  (Egypte, 

Mont  Sinay,  Palestine).  1884.  (Schefer,  C. 
II.  A.,  and  Cordier,  H.,  Recueil  de  voyages  .  .  . 
pour  servir  d,  Vhist.  de  la  geog.  v.  5.)  2491 

-  Vyse,  R.  W.  H.  Operations  carried  on  at 

the  pyramids  of  Gizeh  in  1837  :  with  an  account 
of  a  voyage  into  upper  Egypt.  1840-42,  3  v. 

1773 

-  Warburton,  E.  B.  G.  Crescent  and  the 

cross,  n.  d.  1485 

-  Warner,  C.  D.  My  winter  on  the  Nile. 

1896.  1435 

-  Webster,  J.  Travels  through  the  Crimea, 

Turkey,  and  Egypt,  1825-28.  1830,  2  v.  1413 

-  Werne,  F.  Expedition  to  discover  the 

sources  of  the  White  Nile,  in  1840-41.  1849, 

2  v.  1416 

-  Wilde,  Sir  W.  R.  W.  Narrative  of  a  voy¬ 
age  to  Madeira  .  .  .  including  a  visit  to  .  .  . 
Egypt.  1840,  2  v.  1413 

-  Wilson,  Sir  C.  W.  (Ed.)  Picturesque 

Palestine,  Sinai,  and  Egypt,  n.  d.,  4  v.  2471 

-  Barnett,  P.  A.  Egypt.  11  pp.  ( Macmillan’s  Mag. 

p.  46,  1882,  p.  166.) — Chihle,  B.  L.  Haute-Egypte.  38pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1882,  3  p6r.  v.  52,  p.  875.)— Colston, 
R.  E.  Land  of  the  False  Prophet.  20  pp.  ( Century  Mag. 
v.  7,  1885,  p.  643.) — Cast,  R.  N.  Egypt:  is  it  worth  an¬ 
nexation?  would  it  add  to  the  strength  of  the  British 
empire?  Tour  in  E.  42  pp.  ( Linguist .  and  orient,  essays, 
2  s.  pp.  281,  304. )— Can  we  desert  E.  ?  21  pp.  ( Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  56, 1889,  p.  314.) — Duncan,  F.  Prospect  of  E.  in 
1888.  3  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  43,  1888,  p.  109.) — Flori- 
ant,  V.  de.  L’Egypte  contemporaine.  35  pp.  ( Biblioth . 
univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p<5r.  v.  16,  1882,  p.  267.)— Gelzer,  H. 
Aegyptisches.  3  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  41, 
1887,  p.  443.)— Gregorovius,  F.  Von  Kairo  nach  Jeru¬ 
salem.  21  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  1,  p.  24.) — Gregory, 
Sir  W.  H.  Egypt  and  the  Soudan.  13  pp.  ( Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  17,  1885,  p.  424.)— llellwald,  F.  von.  Aegypten 
und  der  Sudan.  129  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  1,  pp.  609, 
767 ;  1886,  v.  2,  pp.  208,  364, "630,  784.)— Land  of  Kliemi. 
84  pp.  ( Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  129,  1881,  p.  683;  v.  130,  1881, 
pp.  36,  212,  338,  572.)— Krall,  J.  Aus  einer  koptischen 
klosterbibliothek.  31  pp.  ( Mittheil .  aus  der  samml.  der 
Papyrus  Erzherzog  Rainer,  v.  2-3, 1887,  p.  43.)-Lagrange, 
L.  Caravan es.  23  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  70,  1867,  p.  99. ) 
— Martinean,  H.  Egypt.  269  pp.  (In  her  Eastern 
life,  p.  15.)— Our  task  in  E.  36  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  44, 1888,  p.  629.)— Perrot,  G.  Comparaison  de  l’Egypte 
et  de  la  Chaldee.  21  pp.  (Rev.  arch&ol.  3  s.  v.  1,  1883, 
p.  318.) — Prisse  d'A venues,  A.  C.  T.  E.  Souvenirs 
d’Egypte.  13  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1854,  v.  2,  p.  223.)— 
Question  d'Eg-ypte.  94  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1891,  3  p6r.  v.  108,  pp.  5,  353.)— Itae,  W.  F.  Egyptian 

Vol.  Ill— 153. 


newspaper  press.  11  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892, 
p.  213.)  —  R£villout,  E.  Une  confr6rie  ggyptienne. 

15  pp.  (Rev.  archtol.  3  s.  v.  11,  1888,  p.  37.)— Fermage  du 
temps  d’Amasis  et  l’6tat  de  la  propri6t6  h  cette  gpoque. 

16  pp.  (Rev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  6,  1885,  p.  257.)— S.  Remarks 
on  Sir  W.  Drummond’s  version  of  some  Egyptian  names 
in  the  Old  Testament.  5  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ. 
v.  5,  1812,  p.  43.) — Stahl,  A.  Reisebilder  aus  Aegypten. 
14  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1868,  v.  2,  p.  19.) — Trevisano,  D. 
Voyage  [auprfes  du  Soudan  d’Egypte],  1512.  80  pp.  (With 
Thenaud,  J.,  Voyage  d’outremer,  p.  147  :  Schefer,  C.  H.  A., 
and  Cordier,  H.,  Recueil  de  voyages  .  .  .  pour  servir  A 
Vhist.  de  la  geog.  v.  5.) — Vienot,  C.  L’Egypte  en  bateau 
it  vapeur.  95  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  90, 1882,  pp.  627, 
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2702 

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49  pp.  ( London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  55,  1881,  p.  265.) — On  the 
pyramids  of  E.  55  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ. 
v.  28,  1823,  pp.  46,  295 ;  v.  29,  1824,  pp.  87,  226 ;  v.  30,  1824, 
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Obeliskeninschrift  von  Philae.  16  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  22, 
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Ses  also  Hieroglyphics. 

Egypt,  Astronomy  and  chronology. 

Brugsch,  H.  K.,  Bey.  Astronomische 
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- Kalendarische  inschriften  altaegytischer 

denkmaeler.  1883.  (In  his  Thes.  inscript. 

Aegypt.  v.  2.)  1752 

-  Duemichen,  J.  Altaegytische  kalenderin- 

schriften  in  den  jahren  1863-65.  1866.  1701 

- Die  kalendarischen  opferfest-listen  im 

tempel  von  Medinet-Habu.  1881,  2  v.  3782 

-  Macdonald,  M.  Harmony  of  ancient  his¬ 
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Egypt,  Chronology.  See  with  Astronomy. 


Egypt,  Church  history. 

Abu  Salih,  the  Armenian.  [Attributed  to.] 
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neighbouring  countries,  tr.  from  the  original 
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l’histoire  de  l’Egypte  chretienne  aux  IV,  V, 
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See  also  Coptic  Church.  —  Copts.  —  Eastern 
churches.  —  Mohammedans  and  Mohamme¬ 
danism.— Monopliy  sites. 

Egypt,  Costume. 

Baxter,  T.  Illustration  of  the  Egyptian, 
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Egypt,  Customs.  See  with  Manners. 

Egypt,  Education. 

Cunynghame,  H.  Present  state  of  education  in  E. 
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Egypt,  Egyptians. 

Broadley,  A.  M.  How  we  defended  Ar&bi 
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and  explorers.  1892.  1703 

-  Macdonald,  M.  Harmony  of  ancient  his¬ 
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mummies,  and  an  account  of  the  worship  and 
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and  Chaldeans.  135  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  16, 
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v.  19,  1819,  p.  296 ;  v.  20,  1819,  p.  42 ;  v.  21,  1820,  p.  35.)— 
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ratur  der  Egypter.  10  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  31, 
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7  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  38, 1885,  p.  722.) — Eaveleye, 
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and  mythology  of  the  ancient  Egyptians.  23  pp.  (Nine¬ 
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tions  des  Egyptiens  sur  les  c6tes  de  la  Mer  erythrge. 
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Egyptian  civilization.  14  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  4, 1881,  p.  18.) 
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See  also  Copts. 

Egypt,  Finance. 

Kaufmann,  W.  Egyptian  state  debt  and 
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See  also  Westm.  Rev.  v.  128,  1887,  p.  23. 

Egypt,  Fine  arts. 

Bourgoin,  J.  Precis  de  l’art  arabe.  1890- 
92, 1  v.  in  3  pts.  (France,  Ministere  de  PInstr. 
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-  Brimmer,  M.  Egypt.  Three  essays  on  the 

history,  religion,  and  art  of  ancient  Egypt. 
1892.  1703 

- Burlington  Fine  Arts  Club.  Art  of 

ancient  Egypt.  A  series  of  photographic 

plates  representing  objects  from  the  exhibi¬ 
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-  Cole,  A.  S.  Descriptive  catalogue  of  a 

collection  of  tapestry- woven  and  embroidered 
Egyptian  textiles  in  the  South  Kensington 
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-  Edwards,  Miss  A.  B.  Pharaohs,  fellahs, 

and  explorers.  1892.  1703 

-  Poole,  S.  L.  Art  of  the  Saracens  in  Egypt. 

1886.  —1744 

- Prisse-D’  Avennes,  A.  C.  T.  E.  L’art  arabe 

d’apres  les  monuments  du  Kaire,  depuis  le 
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— 17B3 

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menting  an  Egyptian  rock  tomb.  12  pp.  3  pi.  (Archae- 
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13  pp.  ( In  his  Recherches  sur  la  glyptique  orientale,  v.  2, 
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Egypt,  History ,  Ancient. 

Bezold,  K.  (Ed.)  Oriental  diplomacy: 
being  the  transliterated  text  of  the  Cuneiform 
despatches  between  the  kings  of  Egypt  and 
western  Asia  in  the  XV  century  before  Christ, 
discovered  at  Tell  el-Amarna.  1893.  1732 

- (Ed.)  Tell  el-Amarna  tablets  in  the 

British  Museum.  With  autotype  facsimiles. 
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English  translations  of  the  Assyrian  and 
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2  v.  1758 

Note.— For  v.  1-10  see  preceding;  catalogue.  For  the 
New  series  see  Sayce,  A.  H. 


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history,  religion,  and  art  of  ancient  Egypt. 
1892.  1703 

-  Brugsch,  H.  K.,  Bey.  Bautexte  und  in- 

schriften  verschiedenen  inhaltes  altaegyp- 
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- Egypt  under  the  Pharaohs.  A  history 

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aegyptischer  denkmaeler.  1891.  (In  his  Thes. 
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Phoenician,  Carthaginian,  Babylonian,  Egyp¬ 
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-  Edwards,  Miss  A.  B.  Pharaohs,  fellahs, 

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-  Mallet,  D.  Les  premiers  etablissements 

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Note. — Also  in  Journ.  asiat.  8  s.  v.  15,  1890,  p.  269. 

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being  English  translations  of  the  ancient 
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Note. — For  1  s.  see  Birch,  S. 

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the  Old  Testament,  Herodotus,  Manetho,  and 
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-  Simaika,  A.  Essai  sur  la  province  romaine 

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68  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  52  :  Philos.- 
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Egypt,  History,  Modern. 

Amelineau,  E.  Monuments  pour  servir  a 
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VI,  et  VII  siecles.  1888-95,  1  v.  in  2.  (France, 
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-  Boulay  de  La  Meurthe.  A.,  Comte.  Le 

Directoire  et  1’ expedition  d’Egypte.  1885.  4687 

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narrative  of  the  advance  of  the  river  column 
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-  Broadley,  A.  M.  How  we  defended  Arfibi 

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-  Butler,  Sir  W.  F.  Campaign  of  the  catar¬ 
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See  also  Ahmed  Artibi,  Pasha. — Malidi.— Soudan. 

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Barois,  J.  Irrigation  in  Egypt.  1889.  (  U. 

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Kay,  H.  C.  Land  tenure  and  taxation  in  E.  17  pp. 
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Egypt,  Language.  See  Egyptian  language. — 
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Egypt,  Law. 

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See  also  Hieroglyphics.  —  .Manuscripts  and 
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Egypt,  literature ,  History  and  criticism. 

Edwards,  Miss  A.  B.  Pharaohs,  fellahs, 
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Egypt,  Manners  and  customs. 

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Egypt,  Mathematics. 

Haillet,  J.  Papyrus  math6matique  d’Akhmim.  89  pp. 
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fr.  au  Caire,  v.  9,  pt.  1,  p.  1.)  —  Rodet,  L.  Pr6tendus 
probl&mes  d’algfebre  du  Manuel  du  calculateur  figyptien. 
119  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  7  s.  v.  18,  1881,  pp.  184,  390.) 

Egypt,  Measures.  See  with  Weights. 

Egypt,  Music. 

Roret,  V.  Quelques  documents  relatifs  k  la  litera¬ 
ture  et  it  la  musique  populaires  de  la  haute-Egypte. 
62  pp.  9  pi.  (France,  Ministfere  de  l’lnstr.  pub.  Mission 
archSol.fr.  au  Caire,  v.  1,  p.  305.) 


Egypt,  Mythology  and  religion. 

Brimmer,  M.  Egypt.  Three  essays  on  the 
history,  religion,  and  art  of  ancient  Egypt. 
1892.  1703 

-  Brugsch,  H.  K.,  Bey.  Mythologische  in- 

schriften  altaegyptischer  denkmaeler.  1884. 
(In  his  Thes.  inscript.  Aegypt.  v.  4.)  1752 

- Religion  und  mythologie  der  alten 

Aegypter.  1891.  — 4285 

-  Budge,  E.  A.  T.  W.  (Ed.)  Book  of  the 

dead.  The*  papyrus  of  Ani  in  the  British 
Museum.  The  Egyptian  text  with  interlinear 
transliteration  and  translation,  a  running 

translation,  introduction,  etc.  1895.  1721 

-  Chabas,  F.  J.  Papyrus  magique  Harris. 

Traduction  analytique.  1860.  1242 

-  Duemichen,  J.  Altaegyptische  tempelin- 

schriften  in  den  jahren  1863-65.  1867,  2  v.  1701 

- Die  kalendarischen  opferfest-listen  im 

tempel  von  Medinet-Habu.  1881,  2  v.  3782 

-  Edwards,  Miss  A.  B.  Pharaohs,  fellahs, 

and  explorers.  1892.  1703 

-  Guieysse,  P.  Rituel  funeraire  egyptien, 

chapitre  64.  1876.  (Etudes  ^gypt.  no.  6.)  1732 

-  Guigniaut,  J.  D.  Nouvelle  galerie  mytho- 

logique  .  .  .  renfermant  environ  1000  monu¬ 
ments  relatifs  aux  religions  de  l’Inde,  de  la 
Perse,  de  l’Egypte  .  .  .  1850,  2  v.  —3285 

-  Hommel,  F.  Babylonischer  ursprung  der 

aegyptisehen  kultur.  1892.  1775 

-  Lefebure,  E.  Mythe  osirien.  1874-75, 

2  nos.  (Etudes  6gypt.  nos.  3,  4.)  1732 

-  Maspero,  G.  C.  C.  Etudes  de  mythologie 

et  d’arch6ologie  6gyptiennes.  1893,  2  v.  (In 

his  Biblioth.  6gyptol.  v.  1,  2. )  1732 

- Manuel  de  hi£rarchie  6gyptienne.  n.  d. 

1732 

Note.— Also  in  Journ.  asiat.  8  s.  v.  11,  1888,  pp.  250,  309. 

-  Myer,  I.  Scarabs.  The  history,  manufac¬ 
ture,  and  religious  symbolism  of  the  scara- 
baeus,  in  ancient  Egypt .  .  .  1894.  1778 

- Naville,  H.  E.  (Ed.)  Aegyptisches todten- 

buch  der  XVIII  bis  XX  dynastie.  1886,  3  v. 

1792 

- Pettigrew,  T.  J.  History  of  Egyptian 

mummies,  and  an  account  of  the  worship  and 
embalming  of  the  sacred  animals  by  the  Egyp¬ 
tians.  1834.  1782 

-  Pierret,  P.  Texte  et  la  traduction  d’une 

stMe  6thiopienne  in6dite  et  de  divers  MSS. 
religieux.  1873.  (Etudes  ^gypt.  no.  1. )  1732 

- —  Skinner,  J.  R.  Key  to  the  Hebrew-Egyp- 
tian  mystery  in  the  source  of  measures  origi¬ 
nating  the  British  inch  and  the  ancient  cubit. 
1894.  —4252 

-  Tiele,  C.  P.  History  of  the  Egyptian 

religion.  Tr.  by  J.  Ballingal.  1882.  (In  his 
Comparative  hist,  of  the  Egyptian  and  Meso¬ 
potamian  religions,  v.  1. )  3103 

-  Wiedemann,  A.  Ancient  Egyptian  doc¬ 
trine  of  the  immortality  of  the  soul.  1895. 

1778 


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- Clermont-Ganneau,  C.  Mythe  d’Horus  et  de  St.- 

Georges.  5  pp.  ( In  his  Etudes  d’arch€ol.  orient,  v.  1, 
p.  78:  Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  eludes,  v.  44.)— Drum¬ 
mond,  Sir  W.  Concerning  Egyptian  idols.  26  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.y.  9,  1814,  p.  559.) — Lang,  A. 
Egyptian  divine  myths.  18  pp.  ( Nineteenth .  Cent.  v.  20, 
1886,  p.  423.) — Rocky  er,  J.  N.  Astronomy  and  myth¬ 
ology  of  the  ancient  Egyptians.  23  pp.  [ Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  29.) — Marlette,  A.  F.  F.,  Pasha. 
Identification  des  dieux  d’H6rodote  avec  les  dieux  6gyp- 
tiens.  8  pp.  {Rev.  archSol.  3  s.  v.  4,  1884,  p.  343.)— Mas- 
pero,  G.  C.  C.  Egyptian  souls  and  their  worlds.  14  pp. 
{New  Princeton  Rev.  v.  6, 1888,  p.  23. )—  Ot  lunar.  F.  Ueber 
die  indischen  verwandtschaften  im  aegyptischen,  be- 
sonders  in  hinsicht  auf  mythologie.  56  pp.  (Munich, 
Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  18:  Philos. -philol.  classe,  Ab- 
handl.  v.  3,  pt.  1, 1840,  p.  99.)— Perrot,  G.  De  l’idge  de 
la  mort  chez  les  anciens  Egyptiens  et  de  la  tombe  4gyp- 
tienne.  31  pp,  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1881,  3  p6r.  v.  43, 
p.  568.)— Prichard,  J.  C.  Analysis  of  the  Egyptian 
mythology.  12  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  26, 
1822,  p.  89.) — Proctor,  R.  A.  Religion  of  the  great 
pyramid.  13  pp.  {Fraser’s  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  15,  1877,  p.  331.)— 
Revillout,  E.  Egyptian  ethics.  16  pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra, 
v.  47,  1890,  p.  390.)— Roblou,  F.  Un  probl&me  sur  les 
preludes  du  syncrgtisme  gr6co-€gyptien.  22  pp.  (Soc. 
antiq.  de  France,  M&m.  v.  45, 1884,  p.  133.) — Wilcken,  U. 
Kaiserliche  tempelverwaltung  in  Aegypten.  15  pp. 
{Hermes,  v.  23,  1888,  p.  592.) 

See  also  Homs. — Isis. — Osiris. 

Egypt,  Natural  history. 

Maspero,  G.  C.  C.  Manuel  de  hierarchie 
egyptienne,  et  la  culture  et  les  bestiaux  dans 
les  tableaux  des  tombeaux  de  l’ancien  empire, 
n.  d.  1732 

Note. — Also  in  Journ.  asiat.  8  s.  v.  11,  1888,  pp.  250,  309. 

-  Russell,  M.,  Bp.  of  Glasgow.  View  of 

ancient  and  modern  Egppt ;  with  an  outline 
of  its  natural  history.  1831.  {Harper's  Fam. 
Libr.  no.  23. )  4337 

- Huxley,  T.  H.  Unwritten  history.  16  pp.  {Macmil¬ 
lan’s  Mag.  v.  48,  1883,  p.  26.) 

See  also  under  Botany.— Palaeontology. 

Egypt,  Numismatics. 

Poole,  R.  S.  Catalogue  of  the  coins  of 
Alexandria  and  the  Nomes.  1892.  2766 

-  Revillout,  E.  L’gtalon  d’argent  en  Egypte.  17  pp. 

{Rev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  3, 1884,  p.  65.) — Wessely,  K.  Obolen- 
und  chalkusrechnungen.  8  pp.  {Mittheil.  aus  der  samml. 
der  Papyrus  Erzherzog  Rainer,  v.  1,  1887,  p.  30. ) 

Egypt,  Palaeontology. 

Dantes,  W.  Ueber  zeuglodonten  aus  Aegypten  und 
die  beziehungen  der  archaeoceten  zu  den  uebrigen 
cetaceen.  35  pp.  7  pi.  (Dames,  W.,  and  Kayser,  E.  F.  H., 
Palaeontolog .  abhandl.  n.  s.  v.  1.) 

Egypt,  Politics. 

Milner,  A.  England  in  Egypt.  1893.  3413 
-  Taylor,  I.  Leaves  from  an  Egyptian  note¬ 
book.  1888.  1787 

- Amos,  S.  New  Egyptian  constitution.  14  pp.  {Con- 

temp.  Rev.  v.  43,  1883,  p.  909.) — Capitulations  in  E. 
11  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  128,  1887,  p.  326.)— Dicey,  E.  Eng¬ 
land  in  E.  17  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  804.) — 
Egypt  and  constitutional  rule.  19  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  41,  1882,  p.  541.) — Halim,  Pasha,  Prince.  Egypt  and 
the  Soudan :  a  reply  to  my  critics.  20  pp.  {Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  17,  1885,  p.  733;  v.  18,  1885,  p.  485.)— Euettke,  M. 
Aegypten  und  seine  stellung  im  Orient.  15  pp.  (  Unsere 
Zeit,  1876,  v.  1,  p.  735.)— Ninet,  J.  Origin  of  the  national 
party  in  E.  18  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  117.)— 
Reinach,  J.  The  Egyptian  question  and  the  French 
alliance.  18  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  821.) — 

Vol.  III.— 154. 


Situation  in  E.  7  pp.  {Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  132,  1882, 
p.  524.) — Suez  canal  and  the  Egyptian  question.  30  pp. 
{Quart.  Rev.  v.  165,  1887,  p.  438.) 

Egypt,  Railroads. 

Pen  field,  F.  C.  Railway  enterprise  in  E.  2  pp.  (U.  S. 
State  Dept.  Reports  from  consuls,  v.  48,  p.  310.) — Pro¬ 
posed  railroad  between  Cairo  and  Suez.  9  pp.  (  Westm. 
Rev.  v.  42,  1844,  p.  428.) 

Egypt,  Religion.  See  with  Mythology. 

Egypt,  Science. 

Drummond,  Sir  W.  On  the  science  of  the  Egyptians 
and  Chaldeans.  135  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  16, 
1817,  pp.  145,  262 ;  v.  17,  1818,  p.  19 ;  v.  18,  1818,  pp.  1,  298 ; 
v.  19,  1819,  p.  296  ;  v.  20,  1819,  p.  42;  v.  21,  1820,  p.  35.) 

See  also  under  Astronomy  and  chronology. —  Botany. 
—  Mathematics.  —  Natural  history.  —  Palaeontology.  — 
Weights  and  measures. 

Egypt,  Weights  and  measures. 

Skinner,  J.  R.  Key  to  the  Hebrew-Egyp- 
tian  mystery  in  the  source  of  measures  origi¬ 
nating  the  British  inch  and  the  ancient  cubit. 
1894.  —4252 

-  Doerpfeld,  W.  Beitraege  zur  antiken  metrologie. 

21  pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth. 
v.  8,  1883,  p.  36.)— Koehler,  U.  Aegyptisches  gewicht 
in  Athen.  3  pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl. 
Athen.  abth.  v.  6,  1881,  p.  424.) — Reps  ins.  K.  R.  “ASgyp- 
tische  laengenmaasse  ”  von  Doerpfeld.  29  pp.  (K. 
deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  8.  1883, 
p.  227.) — Petrie,  W.  M.  F.  On  new  examples  of  Egyp¬ 
tian  weights  and  measures.  9  pp.  {Archaeol.  Journ.  \.  40, 
1883,  p.  419.) 

Egypt  Exploration  Fund.  Publications. 
Nos.  1-6,  8-10,  12  [7  extra  nos.]  London, 
1885-97.  17  nos.  in  18,  fo.,  4°.,  8°.  2702 

Contents.  Season’s  work  at  Alinas  and  Beni  Hasan  ; 
Containing  the  reports  of  M.  Naville,  Percy  E.  Newberry 
and  George  W.  Fraser,  extra  no. — Archaeological 
reports,  1892-95.  Ed.  by  F.  L.  Griffith,  3  extra  nos. — 
Griffith,  F.  L.,  and  Newberry,  P.  E.  El  Bersheh,  pt.  2, 
extra  no. — Naville,  H.  E.  Bubastis,  no.  8.— Temple  of 
Deir-el-Rahari  :  and  plates,  no.  12.— Petrie,  W.  M.  F. 
Geographical  papyrus,  no.  9.— Petrie,  W.  M.  F.,  and 
others.  Naukratis,  pts.  1,  2,  nos.  3,  6. — Report  of  the  8 
and9  ordinary  general  meetings  (12,  13ann.  gene¬ 
ral  meetings);  Subscription  list  and  balance  sheet,  1893- 
95,  extra  nos. — Naville,  H.  E.  Festival-hall  of  Osorkon 
II  in  the  great  temple  of  Bubastts,  no.  10.— Store-city  of 
Pithoin  and  the  route  of  the  Exodus,  no.  1. — Shrine  of 
Saft  el  Henneh  and  the  land  of  Goshen,  no.  4. — 
Griffith,  F.  L.  Sign  papyrus,  no.  9.— Tanis,  pts.  1,  2, 
nos.  2,  5. — Griffith,  F.  L.,  and  Petrie,  W.  M.  F.  Two 
hieroglyphic  papyri  from  Tanis,  no.  9. 

Egyptian  archaeology.  Maspero,  G.  C.  C. 

1788 

Egyptian  campaigns,  1882-85.  2  v.  Royle,  C. 

3423 

Egyptian  inscriptions.  See  Inscriptions, 
Egyptian. 

Egyptian  irrigation.  Willcocks,  W.  — 4682 

Egyptian  language. 

Loret,  V.  Manual  de  la  langue  Egyptienne. 
Grammaire,  tableaux  des  hieroglyphes,  textes, 
et  glossaire.  1889.  — 2141 

-  Recueil  de  travaux  relatifs  a  la  philo- 

logie  et  a  l’archeologie  Egyptiennes  et  assy- 
riennes.  v.  4-15.  1883-91,  12  v.  17C1 

Note.— For  v.  1-3  see  preceding  catalogue. 


EGYPTIAN  LANGUAGE 


1228 


EHRISMANN,  Gustav 


-  Zeitschrift  fuer  aegyptische  sprache  und 

alterthumskunde.  v.  20-34.  1882-96, 15  v.  in  5. 

3792 

Note—  For  v.  1-19  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Drummond,  Sir  W.  On  the  ancient  language  of 

Egypt.  7  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  7,  1813,  p.  54.) 
—Egyptian  etymology.  6  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class. 
Journ.  v.  9,  1814,  p.  153.) — Erman,  J.  P.  A.  Verhaelt- 
niss  des  aegyptischen  zu  den  semitischen  sprachen. 
37  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  46,  1892,  p.  93.) — 
Hommel,  F.  Stellung  des  aegyptischen  innerhalb  der 
semitischen  sprachen  :  das  aegyptische  schriftsystem. 
18  pp.  (In  his  Babylon,  ursprung  der  aegypt.  kultur, 
p.  46.)— Eanth,  F,  J.  Die Pianchi-stele.  75pp.  (Munich, 
Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  45:  Philos.-philol.  classe,  Ab- 
handl.  v.  12,  pt.  1,  1839,  p.  239.)— Silvestre  de  Sacy, 
A.  I.  Recherches  critiques  sur  la  langue  de  l’ASgypte  : 
Precis  de  l’ouvrage  de  M.  QuatremSre.  11  pp.  (Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  1,  1810,  p.  101.) — Steiiniorflf,  Q. 
Altaegyptisches  alphabet  und  seine  umschreibung.  22  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  46,  1892,  p.  709.) 

See  also  Hieroglyphics. 

('optic. 

Maspero,  G.  C.  C.  Des  formes  de  la  conju- 
gaison  en  Egyptien  antique,  en  Demotique,  et 
en  Copte.  1871.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes 

etudes,  v.  6. )  — 4154 

-  A.,  B.  Remarks  on  “  Notice  of  Herculanensia.”  4  pp. 

(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  3,  1811,  p.  113.)—  Bruch- 
maiiit.  K.  Abel:  Koptische  untersuchungen.  31  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  11,  1880,  p.  327.)  — Notice  of 
Fragmenta  Basmurico-Foptioa  Veteris  et  Novi 
Testamenti.  10  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  13, 
1816,  p.  61.)— Krall,  J.  Aus  einer  koptischen  kloster- 
bibliothek.  42  pp.  (Mittheil.  aus  der  samml.  der  Papyrus 
Erzherzog  Rainer,  v.  1,  1887,  p.  62 ;  v.  2-3,  1887,  p.  43.)— 
Ueber  die  anfaenge  der  koptischen  schrift.  4  pp.  (Mit¬ 
theil.  aus  der  samml.  der  Papyrus  Erzherzog  Rainer,  v.  1, 
1887,  p.  109.) — Maspero,  G.  C.  C.  Vocabulaire  fran^ais 
d’un  Copte  du  XIII  sifccle.  32  pp.  (Romania,  v.  17,  1888, 
p.  481.)—  Misteli,  F.  Stern:  Koptische  grammatik. 
28  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v .  13,  1882,  p.428. ) — Prae¬ 
tor  ins,  F.  Ludwig  Stern’s  Koptische  grammatik.  11  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  35, 1891,  p.  750.) 

See  also  ('opts. 

Demotic. 

Brugsch,  H.  K.,  Bey.  Dictionnaire  hi6ro- 
glyphique  et  demotique.  1867-82,  7  v.  1102 

-  Maspero,  G.  C.  C.  Des  formes  de  la  con- 

jugaison  en  Egyptien  antique,  en  D6motique, 
et  en  Copte.  1871.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes 
6tudes,  v.  6. )  — 4154 

-  Revillout,  E.  (Ed. )  Chrestomathie  d6mo- 

tique.  1880,  4  nos.  ( Etudes  &gypt.  nos.  13-16.) 

1732 

-  Krall,  J.  Juengste  datirte  demotische  papyrus.  4  pp. 

( Mittheil.  aus  der  samml.  der  Papyrus  Erzherzog  Rainer, 
v.  1,  1887,  p.  89.) 

Egyptian  language,  Dictionaries. 

Brugsch,  H.  K.,  Bey.  Dictionnaire  hi6ro- 
glyphique  et  demotique.  1867-82,  7  v.  1102 

-  Erman,  J.  P.  A.  Aegyptische  grammatik, 

mit  schriffetafeln,  litteratur,  lesestuecken,  und 
woerterverzeichniss.  1894.  (Petermann,  J. 
H.,  and  others,  Porta  linguarum  orient,  v.  15.) 

—2176 

- Loret,  V.  Manuel  de  la  langue  6gyptienne. 

Grammaire  .  .  .  et  glossaire.  1889.  — 2141 


Egyptian  language,  Grammar. 

Erman,  J.  P.  A.  Aegyptische  grammatik, 
mit  schrifttafeln,  litteratur,  lesestuecken,  und 
woerterverzeichniss.  1894.  (Petermann,  J. 
H.,  and  others,  Porta  linguarum  orient,  v.  15.) 

—2176 

- Loret,  V.  Manuel  de  la  langue  Sgyptienne. 

Grammaire  .  .  .  1889.  — 2141 

-  Maspero,  G.  C.  C.  Des  formes  de  la  con- 

jugaison  en  Egyptien  antique,  en  Demotique, 
et  en  Copte.  1871.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes 
etudes,  v.  6.)  — 4154 

-  Erman,  J.  P.  A.  Sprache  des  papyrus  Westcar.  Eine 

vorarbeit  zur  grammatik  der  aelteren  aegyptischen 
sprache.  158  pp  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Hist.- 
philol.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  36,  1890,  p.  1.) 

Egyptian  literature.  See  Egypt,  Literature. 
—  Hieroglyphics.  —  Manuscripts  and  Papyri, 
Egyptian. 

Egyptian  manuscripts.  See  Manuscripts  and 
Papyri,  Egyptian. 

Egyptian  obelisks.  Gorringe,  H.  H.  1752 

Egyptian  papyri.  See  Manuscripts  and 
Papyri,  Egyptian. 

Egyptian  textiles,  Descriptive  catalogue  of  a 
collection  of  tapestry- woven  and  embroidered. 
Cole,  A.  S.  —1736 

Ehemalige  spraclieinlieit  der  Indogermanen 
Europas.  Fick,  A.  — 2184 

Elilers,  Eduard,  M.  D.  Conditions  under  which 

leprosy  has  declined  in  Iceland.  38  pp.  (Prize  essays  on 
leprosy,  p.  151 :  New  Sydenham  Soc.  v.  157.) 

Elilers,  Ernst  Heinrich,  Ph.  D.  1835 — .  Bei- 

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Eisenhart,  C.  Franz  Wolfgang  Ritter  von 

Kobell.  15  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1885,  v.  1,  p.  266.) 

Eisenhart.  See  also  Eyssenhardt. 

Eisenlolir,  Friedrich,  Ph.  D.  1832—.  Ueber 
flaechenabbildung.  9  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan. 
math.  v.  72,  1870,  p.  143.) 

Eisenstaedter,  Lukas.  Ueber  die  abkunft  der 

Magyaren.  10  pp.  (  XJnsere  Zeit,  1877,  v.  2,  p.  59.) 

Eisenstein,  Ferdinand  Gotthold  Max.  Geo¬ 
metrical  proof  of  the  fundamental  theorem  for  quadratic 
residues,  with  an  addition  by  A.  Cayley.  6  pp.  (Cayley, 
A.,  Coll,  mathemat.  papers,  v.  3,  p.  39.) 

-  Cayley,  A.  Note  sur  deux  formules  donnfies  par 

MM.  Eisenstein  et  Hesse.  4  pp.  (Coll,  mathemat.  papers, 
v.  1,  p.  113.) 

Eisentraut,  Ludwig.  Grosch,  G.  L.  Eisen- 

traut.  1  p.  (Biog.  jahr.  f.  alterth.  p.  83:  Jahresb.  ueber 
fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  20,  1881.) 

Eisig,  Hugo. 

Monographie  der  capitelliden  des  Golfes 
von  Neapel.  Berlin,  1887.  4°.  ( Fauna  und 

flora  des  Golfes  von  Neapel,  v.  16. )  — 1581 

Eisler,  Bernhard.  Alfred  Edmund  Brehm. 

10  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  2,  p.  90. ) — Leopold  Comport. 
9  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  2,  p.  776.) 

Eissler,  Manuel. 

Handbook  on  modern  explosives,  being  a 
practical  treatise  on  the  manufacture  and 
application  of  dynamite,  gun-cotton,  nitro¬ 
glycerine,  and  other  explosive  compounds, 
including  the  manufacture  of  collodion-cot¬ 
ton.  With  illustrations.  London,  1890.  12°. 

—2777 

Eiszeit,  Die.  80  pp.  1  pi.  Kjerulf,  T.  ( Samml . 

wissens.  vortrg.  v.  13,  1878,  p.  161.) 

Eitel,  Rev.  Ernest  John,  Ph.  D.  Fabulous  source 
of  the  Hoang-Ho.  7  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China 
branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  6,  1871,  p.  45.) 


Eitelherger  von  Edelberg,  Rudolf  von,  and 
III?,  Albert  {Eds.)  Quellenschriften  fuer 
kunstgeschichte  und  kunsttechnik  des  mittel- 
alters  und  der  neuzeit.  n.  s.  v.  4.  Wien,  1892. 
8°.  17C6 

Contents.  Schlosser,  J.  von.  Schriftquellen  zur  ge- 
schichte  der  karolingischen  kunst,  n.  s.  v.  4. 

Note.— N.  s.  v.  1-3  wanting.  For  o.  s.  see  preceding 
catalogue. 

Eitzen,  Paul  von.  Doellinger,  J.  J.  I.  von. 

Paul  von  Eitzen.  4  pp.  (In  his  Reformation,  v  2,  p.  490.) 

Eix,  France.  Vieillard,  ( — ).  Cimetiere  antique 

dgcouvert  S,  E.  3  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Bull.  1863, 
p.  52 ;  with  Mem.  v.  27,  1864.) 

Ekelof,  Johan  Adolf  ( Tr. ) 

Facsimile-atlas  to  the  early  history  of  car¬ 
tography.  See  Nordenskiold,  A.  E. 
Ekkeliard,  Abbot  of  St.  LaurenVs ,  Urach.  12 

cent.  Libellus  de  expugnatione  Jerosolymitana.  14  pp. 
(Martime,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect. 
v.  5,  p.  507.) 

- Tessier,  J.  Chronique  d’E.  11  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  47, 

1891,  p.  267.) 

Ekkeliard,  of  St.  Gall.  — 973.  Waltharius  : 

poema.  35  pp.  (Hist,  patriae  mon.  Script,  v.  3,  p.  133.) 

Ekkeliard.  See  also  Eckart. — Eckhart. 

EkkXt ]<rla  in  the  New  Testament,  The  conception. 
24  pp.  Andrews,  E.  B.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  40,  1883,  p.  35.) 

Ekkoes  from  Kentucky.  Locke,  D.  R.  (P.  V. 

Nasby,  pseud. )  2205 

Ekmarck,  Lars  August. 

Guide  de  l’etranger  dans  Stockholm  et  ses 
environs.  Strengnis,  1830.  12°.  2412 

El.  For  Arabic  names  beginning  with  this 
particle,  see  the  name  which  next  follows  it. 
Elaea,  Asia  Minor.  Marx,  F.  Broncemuenze 

von  Elaia.  6  pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl. 
Athen.  abth.  v.  10,  1885,  p.  21.) 

Elasmotlierium.  Brandt,  J.  F.  Mittheilungen 

ueber  die  gattung  eiasmotherium,  besonders  den  schae- 
delbau  derselben.  37  pp.  6  pi.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad. 
Mem.  7  s.  v.  26,  1879.) 

See  also  Mammals.— Palaeontology. 

Elasticity. 

Love,  A.  E.  H.  Treatise  on  the  mathe¬ 
matical  theory  of  elasticity.  1892-93,  2  v. 

—1534 

-  Todhunter,  I.  History  of  the  theory  of 

elasticity  and  of  the  strength  of  materials 
from  Galilei  to  the  present  time  .  .  .  Ed.  by 
Karl  Pearson.  1886-93,  2  v.  in  3.  — 1775 

-  Itorchardt,  K.  W.  Ueber  die  transformation  der 

elasticitaetsgleichungen  in  allgemeine  orthogonale  co- 
ordinaten.  14  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math. 
v.  76,  1873,  p.  45.)— Cox,  H.  Deflection  of  imperfectly 
elastic  beams  and  the  hyperbolic  law  of  elasticity.  14  pp. 
(Cambridge  Philos.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  9,  1856,  p.  [177].) — On 
impact  on  elastic  beams.  6  pp.  (Cambridge  Philos.  Soc. 
Trans,  v.  9,  1856,  p.  73.)— Eipschitz,  R.  Beweis  eines 
satzes  der  elasticitaetslehre.  9  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u. 
angewan.  math.  v.  78, 1874,  p.  329.) — Rankine,  W.  J.  M. 
On  the  centrifugal  theory  of  elasticity,  and  its  connec¬ 
tion  with  the  theory  of  heat.  16  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  Edin. 
Trans,  v.  20,  1853,  p.  425.)— Voigt,  W.  Theoretische  stu- 
dien  ueber  die  elasticitaetsverhaeltnisse  der  krystalle. 
100  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Mathemat. 
classe,  Abhandl.  v.  34, 1887,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Fluids.— Force  and  Energy.— Physics, 
—Strength  of  materials. 


ELATERIDAE 


1232 


ELECTIVE  GOVERNMENT 


Elateridae.  See  Coleoptera. 

Elazar,  le  Peitan.  13  pp.  Derenbourg,  J.  ( Bib - 

lioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  73,  p.  429.) 

Elba.  Fabry,  J.  B.  G.  Itineraire  de  Buona¬ 
parte  de  l’ile  d’Elbe  a  l’ile  St.  Helene.  1817, 
2  v.  4697 

-  I.ossiug,  B.  J.  The  spectre  from  E.  11  pp.  ( Harper's 

Mag.  v.  43,  1871,  p.  258.)— Reyer,  E.  Elba,  eine  studie. 
28  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  33,  1882,  pp.  57,  274.) 

See  also  Napoleon  I,  Emperor  of  the  French. 

Elbe  river.  Smidt,  H.  Ein  panorama  der 

Niederelbe.  51  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1866,  v.  2,  pp.  561,  66$.) 

Elbee,  ( — ),  Sieur  d\  17  cent.  Journal  du 

voyage  aux  isles,  dans  la  coste  de  GuinSe.  150  pp.  (Clo- 
dor6,  J.  de,  Relation  de  ce  qui  s'est  passe,  des  les  isles  .  .  .  de 
I'Amirique,  v.  2,  p.  345.) 

Elbequelle,  Einweihung  der.  6  pp.  Schebek, 
E.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil. 
v.  18,  1880,  p.  68.) 

Elbogeu,  Bohemia.  Schmitt,  A.  P.  Sagen, 
maerchen,  und  erzaehlungen  von  Elbogen  bei 
Carlsbad  und  dessen  umgebung.  1864.  1225 

-  Horcickca,  A.  Das  altarblatt  der  decanalkirche  zu 

E.  aus  dem  jahre  1579.  10  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deut¬ 
schen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  33,  1895,  p.  275.)— Koepl, 
K.  Beitrag  zur  geschichte  der  fehde  der  Schlicke  mit 
der  stadt  E.  16  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in 
Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  33,  1895,  p.  379.) — Scblesiiiger,  L. 
Aeltere  geschichte  von  E.  8  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d. 
Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  17,  1879,  p.  10.) 

Elder,  E.  S.,  M.  D.  Sanitary  survey  of  the 

school-houses  in  Indiana.  12  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health 
Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10,  p.  57.) 

Elder,  Robert,  D.  D.  Peter  M’ Bride.  10  pp. 

( Disruption  worthies  of  the  Highlands,  Memorial  of  1843, 
p.  159.) 

Elder,  William,  M.  D.  1806-85. 

Biography  of  Elisha  Kent  Kane.  Phila., 
1858.  8°.  3784 

Elder  Brown’s  backslide.  9  pp.  Edwards, 

H.  S.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  71,  1885,  p.  394.) 

Elder  Marston’s  revival.  8  pp.  Armstrong, 

Le  R.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  20,  1891,  p.  679.) 

Eldikius,  Eric  Hubert.  18  cent.  Epistola  critica 

de  anthologia  Latina.  7  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  15, 
1887,  p.  290.) 

El  Dorado.  Lemly,  H.  R.  Who  was  E.  ? 

12  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  20,  1891,  p.  881.) 

Eldorado,  The  Amazon  and.  12  pp.  Winsor, 

J.,  Narrat.  and  crit.  hist,  of  America,  v.  2,  p.  579. 

Eldred,  John.  1552-1632.  First  Englishman 

who  reached  India,  overland,  1583-89.  9  pp.  (Arber,  E., 
Eng.  garner,  v.  3,  p.  159. )— Voyage  to  Tripolls  and 
thence  to  Babylon,  1583.  5  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages, 
v.  2,  p.  402.) 

Eldridge,  George  D.  Assessment  life  insur¬ 

ance.  4  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  151,  1890,  p.  507.) 

Eldridge,  Richard.  Rice,  R.  G.  Some  account 

of  E.  of  Horsham,  bellfounder.  14  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Coll.  v.  31,  1881,  p.  81.) 

Eleanor,  Empress  of  Germany.  Lanckmann  de 

Valckenstein,  N.  Historia  desponsationis  Friderici  III 
cum  Eleonora  Lusitanica.  30  pp.  (Freher,  M.,  Rer.  Ger¬ 
man.  script,  v.  2,  p.  51.) — Motz,  J.  Oratio  pro  Lionora 
Friderico  Caesari  desponsanda.  4  pp.  (Freher,  M.,  Rer. 
German,  script,  v.  2,  p.  31.) — Pius  II  (.Eneas  Sylvius), 
Pope.  Super  connubio  Friderici  et  Eleonorae  oratio 
gratulatoria.  5  pp.  (Freher,  M.,  Rer.  German,  script. 
V.  2,  p.  27.) 


Eleanor  (Gonzaga),  Empress  of  Germany. 
Intra,  G.  B.  Nozze  della  Principessa  Eleonora  Gonzaga 
coll’  Imperatore  Ferdinando  III  d’Austria.  10  pp.  (Soc. 
stor.  lombarda,  Archiv.  1  s.  1877,  p.  254.) 

Eleanor,  of  Aragon,  Queen  of  Navarre.  Corvi- 
sieri,  C.  Trionfo  romano  di  Eleonora  d’Arragona  nel 
Giugno  del  1473.  82  pp.  (Soc.  rom.  di  storia  patria, 

Archivio,  v.  1,  1878,  p.  475 ;  v.  10,  1887,  p.  629.) 

Eleanore  Cnyler.  12  pp.  Davis,  R.  H.  (Har¬ 

per's  Mag.  v.  84,  1892,  p.  771.) 

Eleanonr :  a  tale  of  the  non-performers.  21  pp. 

( Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  127,  1880’,  p.  479.) 

Election  (in  politics) . 

Stanwood,  E.  History  of  presidential 
elections.  1884.  — 1345 

-  Barnard,  F.  A.,  and  others.  How  shall  the  President 

be  elected  ?  32  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  140,  1885,  p.  97.) — 
Blaine,  J.  G.  Presidential  election  of  1892.  13  pp.  (V. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  155,  1892,  p.  513.) — Blake,  H.  T.  Official 
ballot  in  elections.  16  pp.  ( New  Englander,  v.  55,  1891, 
pp.  381,  513.)— Courcy,  A.  de.  Une  rgforme  ffiectorale. 
9  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  v.  25,  1849,  p.  279.)— Cowley,  C. 
Minority  report  of  the  electoral  commission,  1877.  16  pp. 
(Mag.  Am.  Hist.v.  27,  1892,  p.  81.) — Doelin,  R.  Praesi- 
denten-wahl  in  den  Vereinigten  Staaten  im  jahre  1880. 
50  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1881,  v.  2,  pp.  375,  579.) — Eaton, 
D.  B.  Perils  of  reelecting  Presidents.  14  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  154,  1892,  p.  691.) — Field,  D.  D.  Open  nomina¬ 
tions  and  free  elections.  5  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  144,  1887, 
p.  325.)— George,  H.  Money  in  elections.  11  pp.  (N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  136,  1883,  p.  201.) — Gilliam,  E.  W.  Presi¬ 
dential  elections  historically  considered.  9  pp.  (Mag. 
Am.  Hist.  v.  14,  1885,  p.  181.) — Green,  M.  A.  The  January 
“  message  "  on  election  bribery.  15  pp.  ( New  Englander, 
v.  50,  1889,  p.  309.) — Harrison,  L.  Legislation  concern¬ 
ing  corrupt  and  illegal  election  practices.  5  pp.  (New 
Englander,  v.  53,  1890,  p.  505.) — IlCnault,  C.  de.  Elec¬ 
tion  prgsidentielle  de  1880  aux  Etats-Unis.  75  pp.  (Bib- 
lioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  10,  1881.  pp.  193,  449.) 
— Eowell,  J.  R.  Election  in  November.  28  pp.  (  Works, 
v.  5,  p.  17.)— Meyers,  B.  F.  Single  vote  in  Congressional 
elections.  4  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  782.) — 
Morgan,  J.  T.  Federal  control  of  elections.  14  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  23.) — Naville,  E.  De  l’influence 
morale  des  syst&mes  ffiectoraux.  19  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ. 
et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  14,  1882,  p.  193.)— Pagf'S  Duport, 
A.  Systfemes  ffiectoraux  en  France  et  &  l’Stranger.  11  pp. 
(Correspondant,  v.  22,  1848,  p.  407.)— Redpath,  J.  Elec¬ 
toral  reform.  4  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  145,  1887,  p.  451.) — 
Reed,  T.  B.  Federal  control  of  elections.  10  pp.  (N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  671.) — Satterth wait,  L.  Presi¬ 
dential  electors :  a  suggestion  with  regard  to  the  election 
of  the  President.  14  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  54,  1891, 
p.  1.)— Smalls,  R.  Election  methods  in  the  South. 
8  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  151,  1890,  p.  593.)— Sumner,  W.  G. 
Theory  and  practice  of  elections.  42  pp.  (Coll,  essays  in 
polit.  and  social  sci.  p.  98.) 

See  also  Ballot. — Bribery. — Caucus.— Political 
science— Representation.— Suffrage.  Also  Poli¬ 
tics  under  the  names  of  countries. 

Election  (in  theology).  See  Predestination  and 
Election. 

Election  by  lot  at  Athens.  Headlam,  J.  W. 

(Cambridge  hist,  essays,  no.  4.)  — 2316 

Election  frauds  of  New  York  city  and  their 
prevention.  Davenport,  J.  I.  3512 

Elections  episcopates  dans  l’eglise  de  France 
du  IX  au  XII  siecle.  La  Tour,  P.  I.  de.  — 4262 

Elective  franchise.  See  Ballot. — Free  insti¬ 
tutions. — Representation. — Suffrage. 

Elective  government,  Machinery  of.  23  pp. 

Smith,  G.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882,  p.  126.) 


ELECTRIC  FISHES 


1233 


ELECTRICITY 


Electric  fishes.  Fritsch,  G.  Elektrische  fische 

im  lichte  der  descendenzlehre.  64  pp.  ( Samml .  wissens. 
vortrg.  v.  18,  1883,  p.  835.) 

See  also  Animal  electricity.— Eels.— Fishes. 

Electric  light  cables  and  the  distribution  of 
electricity.  Russell,  S.  A.  —2737 

Electric  lighting1. 

Foote,  A.  R.  Economic  value  of  electric 
light  and  power.  1889.  — 1367 

-  Russell,  S.  A.  Electric  light  cables  and 

the  distribution  of  electricity.  1892.  — 2737 

- Herd  row,  W.  Die  elektrische  beleuchtung  durch 

centralstationen  und  die  unfallverhuetung.  16  pp.  (Un- 
sere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  2,  p.  35.) — Development  of  electric 
lighting.  21  pp.  {Quart.  Rev.  v.  152,  1881,  p.  441.) — Edi¬ 
son,  T.  A.  Dangers  of  electric  lighting.  10  pp.  {N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  149,  1889,  p.  625.)— Das  elektrische  liclit  auf 
der  wiener  Weltausstellung.  5  pp.  ( XJnsere  Zeit ,  1873, 
v.  2,  p.  275.) — FiCvess,  C.  Recherches  sur  le  spectre  du 
carbonne  dans  l’arc  (jlectrique  en  rapport  avec  le  spectre 
des  comStes  et  le  spectre  solaire.  6  pp.  3  pi.  (Brussels, 
Acad.  Mem.  cour.  v.  47,  1886.) — Gooch,  W.  D.  Special 
report  on  the  electric  lighting  of  the  Exhibition.  64  pp. 
(London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature ,  v.  13,  p.  179.) 
— Gordon,  Mrs.  A.  M.  Development  of  decorative  elec¬ 
tricity.  7  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1851,  p.  278.) — 
Gordon.  V.  W.  B.  The  state  and  electrical  distribution. 
23  pp.  (Mackay,  T.,  Plea  for  liberty,  p.  353.) — Hopkin- 
son,  J.  Some  points  in  electric  lighting.  26  pp.  (Inst. 
C.  E.  Pract.  appl.  of  electricity,  p.  81.) — Jamin,  J.  C. 
Essais  d’ficlairage  dlectrique  it  l’opgra.  9  pp.  {Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1881,  3  p6r.  v.  48,  p.  193.) — Keppel,  W.  C., 
7  Earl  of  Albemarle.  Electric  light  and  force.  22  pp. 
{Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  98.)— House-lighting  by 
electricity.  22  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  14,  1883,  p.  31.) — 
Moore,  C.  Electric  lighting  in  the  city  of  Detroit. 
12  pp.  (Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Pub.  v.  2,  no.  6,  p.  45.) — Pisko, 

F.  G.  Das  elektrische  gluehlicht.  17  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit, 
1887,  v.  1,  p.  92.)— Thomson,  Sir  W.  Electric  lighting 
and  public  safety.  8  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  189.) 
— 'Vincent,  C.  W.  Dangers  of  electric  lighting.  5  pp. 
{Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  27,  1890,  p.  145.)— Westing-house, 

G. ,  Jr.  Sir  Wm.  Thomson  and  electric  lighting.  9  pp. 
{N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  321.) 

See  also  Electricity. — Illumination. — Lamps. 

Electric  railroads.  Atkinson,  P.  Electric 
transformation  of  power,  and  its  application 
by  the  electric  motor,  including  electric  rail¬ 
way  construction.  1894.  — 1538 

- Muyden,  G.  van.  Les  chemins  de  fer  dlectriques. 

33  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  18,  1883, 
p.  309.) — Sprague,  F.  J.  Future  of  the  electric  railway. 
11  pp.  {Forum,  v.  12,  1891,  p.  120.) — Sterne,  S.  Great- 
head  underground  electric  railway.  10  pp.  {Forum,  v.  11, 
1891, p.  683.) 

See  also  Electricity.  —  Motors.  —  Railroads.  — 
Street  railroads. 

Electric  spark  photographs  of  flying  bullets. 

18  pp.  11  pi.  Boys,  C.  V.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Board  of  Re¬ 
gents,  Ann.  report,  1893:  U.  S.  53  Cong.  2  sess.  House 
miscel.  doc.  v.  29,  p.  165.) 

Electric  telegraph.  See  Telegraph. 

Electric  transformation  of  power.  Atkin¬ 


son,  P.  — 1538 

Electric  waves.  Hertz,  H.  — 1535 

Electrical  distribution,  its  theory  and  prac¬ 
tice.  Kilgour,  M.  H.,  and  others.  — 1538 

Electrical  energy,  Storage  of.  10  pp.  Wurts, 

A.  J.  {New  Englander,  v.  54, 1891,  p.  344.) 

Electrical  resistance,  Treatise  on  the 
measurement  of.  Price,  W.  A.  — 1534 


Electrical  transmission  of  power.  17  pp. 

Keppel,  W.  C.,  7  Earl  of  Albemarle.  {Nineteenth.  Cent. 
v.  31,  1892,  p.  73.) 

Electricity. 

Atkinson,  P.  Electric  transformation  of 
power.  1894.  1538 

- Elements  of  dynamic  electricity  and 

magnetism.  1891.  — 1538 

-  Benjamin,  P.  Age  of  electricity,  from 

amber-soul  to  telephone.  1886.  — 1528 

-  Fleming,  J.  A.  Alternate  current  trans¬ 
former  in  theory  and  practice.  1889-92,  2  v. 

—1534 

-  Gordon,  J.  E.  H.  Physical  treatise  on 

electricity  and  magnetism.  1891,  2  v.  — 1522 
-  Guillemin,  A.  V.  Electricity  and  mag¬ 
netism.  Tr.  .  .  .  from  the  French  .  .  .  Ed.  by 
S.  P.  Thompson.  1891.  — 1522 

-  Heap,  D.  P.  Report  on  the  international 

exhibition  of  electricity  held  at  Paris,  Aug.  to 
Nov.,  1881.  1884.  (Engineer  dept.  U.  S.  army.) 

—1523 

-  Hertz,  H.  Electric  waves.  1893.  — 1535 

- Institution  of  Civil  Engineers.  Practi¬ 
cal  applications  of  electricity.  1884.  — 4793 

-  Kilgour,  M.  H.,  and  others.  Electrical 

distribution,  its  theory  and  practice.  [1894.] 

—1538 

-  Lodge,  O.  J.  Modern  views  of  electricity. 

1889.  (NatureS.)  —1538 

-  Mendenhall,  T.  C.  Century  of  electricity. 

1887.  —1528 

-  Niblett,  J.  T.  Secondary  batteries  ;  being 

a  description  of  modern  apparatus  for  the 
storage  of  electrical  energy.  [1892.]  — 2777 

-  Northrup,  E.  F.  Method  for  comparing 

the  values  of  the  specific  inductive  capacity 
of  a  substance  under  slowly  and  rapidly 
changing  fields  ;  results  for  paraffin  and  glass. 
1895.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Theses ,  1895.) 

.—2306 

- Philadelphia.  Electrical  Conference.  Re¬ 
port,  1884.  1886.  ( U.  S.  49  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate 
exec.  doc.  v.  1,  no.  45.) 

-  Price,  W.  A.  Treatise  on  the  measure¬ 
ment  of  electrical  resistance.  1894.  —1534 

-  Russell,  S.  A.  Electric  light  cables  and 

the  distribution  of  electricity.  1892.  — 2737 

-  Siemens,  Sir  C.  W.  Electricity.  1889. 

(Scientific  works,  v.  2.)  — 1534 

-  Sloane,  T.  O’C.  Standard  electrical  dic¬ 
tionary.  1892.  1106 

-  Thomson,  J.  J.  Notes  on  recent  researches 

in  electricity  and  magnetism.  1893.  — 1534 

-  Tunzelmann,  G.  W.  de.  Electricity  in 

modern  life.  [1889.]  (Ellis,  H.,  Contemp.  Sci. 
S. )  —1528 

- United  States,  Patent  Office.  Index  of 

patents  relating  to  electricity  granted  by  the 
United  States  ...  to  June  30,  1887.  1882-88, 
6  pts.  P.283 


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-  Urbanitsky,  A.,  Ritter  von.  Electricity- 

in  the  service  of  man.  Ed.  by.  R.  Wormell. 

1886.  —1523 

-  Wilson,  G.  Electricity  and  the  electric 

telegraph.  1852.  — 1528 

-  Abel,  Sir  P.  A.  Electricity  applied  to  explosive  pur¬ 
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citaet  im  leben  der  gegenwart.  6  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit.  1890, 
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P.  Dawn  of  electricity.  14  pp.  (Forum,  v.  5, 1888.  p.  178.) 
— The  enemy’s  distance :  Range-finding  at  sea  by  elec¬ 
tricity.  6  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.v.  81,  1890,  p.  53.)— Possi¬ 
bilities  of  electricity.  15  pp.  (Forum,  v.  8,  1889,  p.  391.)  — 
Bennecke,  F.  Untersuchungen  der  stationaeren  elek- 
trischen  stroemung  in  einer  unendlichen  ebene  fuer  den 
fall,  dass  die  zuleitung  der  beiden  verschiedenen  elektri- 
citaeten  in  zwei  parallelen  geradlinigen  strecken  erfolgt. 
48  pp.  5  pi.  (Acad.  Caes.  Leop.-Car.  Nova  acta,  v.  51, 1887, 
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p.  204.) — Bright,  E.  B.  On  the  applications  of  elec¬ 
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Moneel,  T.  A.  L.,  Vicomte.  Coup  d’ceil  sur  l’fitat  des 
applications  mgcaniques  et  physiques  de  l’61ectricitA 
37  pp.  (Bev.  contemp.  1855.  v.  5,  p.  450.) — Electric 
progress.  11  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  246.) 
—Electro-motive  power.  29  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  155, 

1882,  p.  92.)— Gordon,  J.  E.  H.  Latest  electrical  dis¬ 
covery.  4  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  31,  1892,  p.  399.) — 
Masselberg,  B.  Ueber  das  durch  electrische  erregung 
erzeugte  leuchten  der  gase  bei  niedriger  temperatur. 
17  pp.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  27,  1880.) — 
Heine,  H.  E.  Ueber  die  constante  elektrische  stroemung 
in  ebenen  platten.  16  pp.  (Joum.f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan. 
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entwickelung  von  Faraday’s  ideen  ueber  elektricitaet ; 
Ueber  die  elektrischen  maasseinheiten  nach  den  be- 
rathungen  des  elektrischen  congresses,  versammelt  zu 
Paris,  1881.  66  pp.  (In  his  Vortraege  und  reden,  v.  2, 
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geben  der  electro-technik.  40  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau, 
v.  31,  1882,  pp.  79,  239.) — Lamb,  M.  J.  R.  N.  Some  inter¬ 
esting  facts  about  electricity.  18  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist. 
v.  26,  1891,  p.  183.)— Maier,  J.  Recent  progress  in  elec¬ 
tricity.  10  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885,  p.  654.) — 
Martin,  T.  C.  Gilbert’s  fables.  11  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  146,  1888,  p.  405.)— Mehler,  F.  G.  Ueber  die  ver- 
theilung  der  statischen  elektricitaet  in  einem  von  zwei 
kugelkalotten  begrenzten  koerper.  17pp.  (Joum.f.  d. 
reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  68,  1868,  p.  134.)  —  Mens- 
hrngghe,  G.  van  der.  Electricity  statique  exerce-t-elle 
une  influence  sur  la  tension  superficielle  d’un  liquide  ? 
28  pp.  (Brussels,  Acad. Mem.  cour.v.  40, 1876.) — Morton, 
H.  Storing  electricity.  10  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  66, 

1883,  p.  84.) — Mueller,  E.  R.  Elektrische  maschinen 
unter  beruecksichtigung  ihrer  geschichtlichen  entwicke¬ 
lung.  39  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  5,  1891, 
p.  497. )— Muyden,  G.  van.  Air  comprimy  et  l’yiectricity. 
11  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pyr.  v.  48,  1890, 
p.  304.)— Monopole  de  l’yiectricity.  20pp.  (Biblioth.  univ. 
et  rev.  suisse,  3  pyr.  v.  25,  1885,  p.  77.) — Navigation  yiec- 
trique.  16  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pyr.  v.  20, 
1883,  p.  122. )— Stations  centrales  d’yiectricity.  13  pp. 
(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pyr.  v.  45,  1890,  p.  78.) — 
Niplier,  F.  E.  On  the  electrical  capacity  of  bodies, 
and  the  energy  of  an  electrical  charge.  11  pp.  (St.  Louis, 
Acad.  Sci.  Trans,  v.  7,  1895,  p.  109.) — Pisko,  F.  J.  Die 
elektricitaet  in  der  technik.  60  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1882, 
v.  1,  pp.  118,  232,  559.) — Kabagliati,  A.  Bianchi  on  the 
significance  of  the  electro-excitation  of  the  cortical 
motor  zone.  6  pp.  (Brain,  v.  4, 1882,  p.  233.)— Richard, 


G.  Electricity,  ses  applications  usuelles,  son  avenir. 
6  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pyr.  v.  5,  1880,  p.  528.) 
— Schweigger,  J.  S.  C.  Bemerkungen  ueber  umkeh- 
rung  der  polaritaet  einer  elektrischen  combination. 
14  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v,  7:  Mathe- 
mat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  1818-20,  p.  155.) — Sheldon, 
S.  Electrical  waves.  6  pp.  (Pop.  Sci.  Monthly,  v.  35, 
1889.  p.  509.)— Siemens,  Sir  C.  W.  Electrical  transmis¬ 
sion  and  storage  of  power.  25  pp.  (Inst.  C.  E.,  Pract.  appl. 
of  electricity,  p.  56.) — Storage  of  electricity.  9  pp. 
(Edin.  Rev.  v.  154,  1881,  p.  265.) — Thomson,  Sir  W.  Elec¬ 
trical  units  of  measurement.  26  pp.  (Inst.  C.  E.  Pract. 
appl.  of  electricity,  p.  149.) — Tiegel,  E.  On  a  new  induc¬ 
tion  apparatus.  12  pp.  (Brain,  v.  8,  1886,  p.  380.) — 
Trowbridge,  J.  Dangers  from  electricity.  6  pp.  (At- 
lant.  Monthly,  v.  65,  1890,  p.  413.) — ' Tschiriew,  S.  On 
the  electrical  excitability  of  the  skin.  18  pp.  (Brain, 
v.  2,  1880,  p.  163.) — Watte  ville,  A.  de.  Condition  of  the 
unipolar  stimulation  in  physiology  and  therapeutics. 
20  pp.  (Brain,  v.  3,  1881,  p.  23.)— Leegard  on  the  degene¬ 
ration  of  nerves  and  their  electrical  reactions.  3  pp. 
(Brain,  v.  4,  1882,  p.  562.) — On  metallo-  and  magneto¬ 
therapeutics.  11  pp.  (Brain,  v.  2,  1880,  p.  275.) — Weber, 

H.  Ueber  die  Besselschen  functionen  und  ihre  an- 
wendung  auf  die  theorie  der  elektrischen  stroeme.  31  pp. 
(Joum.f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  75,  1873,  p.  75.) — 
Ueber  die  stationaeren  stroemungen  der  elektricitaet  in 
cylindern.  20  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angswan.  math. 
v.  76,  1873,  p.  1.) — Wild,  H.  Beobachtiing  der  elec- 
trischen  stroeme  der  erde  in  kuerzern  linien.  24  pp.  1  pi. 
(St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  31, 1883.) — Williams, 
W.  M.  Electromania.  6  pp.  (Pop.  Sci.  Monthly,  v.  21, 
1882,  p.  650.) 

See  also  Animal  electricity.  —  Attraction.  — 
Brain  and  nerves. — Electric  lighting. — Electric 
railroads.  —  Electro-biology.  —  Electro-chem¬ 
istry.— Electro-dynamics.— Electrolytes.— Elec¬ 
tro-magnetism.  —  Electro-metallurgy.  —  Elec¬ 
trometers. — Electrostatics. — Elect  ro-thera  peu- 
tics. —  Galvanism.  —  Eightning.  —  Magnetism. — 
Materia  medica.  —  Medical  electricity.  —  Me¬ 
teorology. —  Motors.—  Ohm.— Physics. —  Polari¬ 
ty.—  Rlieoscope.  —  Storms.  —  Telegraph.  —  Tele¬ 
phone.— Therapeutics. 

Electricution.  See  Capital  punishment. 
Electro-biology.  Solvay,  E.  Part  played  by 
electricity  in  the  phenomena  of  animal  life. 
Tr.  by  J.  W.  Mallet.  1896.  — 1682 

-  Electro-biology  and  mesmerism.  2  pp.  (Littell’s 

Liv.  Age,  v.  39,  1853,  p.  707.)— Jackson,  E.  P.  Electricity 
and  life.  2  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  153,  1891,  p.  378.) 

See  also  Westm.  Rev.  v.  55,  1851,  p.  312.  Also  Electri¬ 
city.— Hypnotism. — Mesmerism. 

Electro-chemistry.  Davy,  Sir  H.  Electro¬ 
chemical  science.  32  pp.  (  Works,  v.  8,  p.  274.) — Rich¬ 
ards,  J.  W.  Recent  advances  in  electro-chemistry. 
28  pp.  (Frankl.  Inst.  Joum.  v.  139,  1895,  p.  351.) 

See  also  Chemistry. — Electricity. 

Electrocution.  See  Capital  punishment. 
Electro-dynamics.  Faraday,  M.  On  electro¬ 
dynamic  induction  in  liquids.  4  pp.  (Frankl.  Inst.  Joum. 

3  s.  v.  27, 1854,  p.  411 ;  London,  Edin.  and  Dublin  Phil.  Mag. 

4  s.  v.  7,  1854,  p.  265.)— Helmholtz,  H.  Ueber  die  be- 
wegungsgleichungen  der  elektricitaet  fuer  ruhende  lei- 
tende  koerper.  73  pp.  (Joum.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan. 
math.  v.  72, 1870,  p.  57.) — Ueber  die  theorie  der  elektro- 
dynamik.  84  pp.  (Joum.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math. 
v.  75,  1873,  p.  35 ;  v.  78,  1874,  p.  273.)— Henry,  J.  Contri¬ 
butions  to  electricity  and  magnetism.  On  electro-dyna¬ 
mic  induction.  71  pp.  (Am.  J.  Sci.  1  s.  v.  38,  1840,  p.  209; 
v.  41,  1841,  p.  117.) — Lorberg.  H.  Zur  theorie  der  be- 
wegung  der  elektricitaet  in  nicht  linearen  leitern.  38  pp. 
(Joum.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  71,  1870,  p.  53.) — 
Weingarten,  J.  Ueber  die  bewegung  der  electricitaet 
in  leitern  ...  7  pp.  (Joum.f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math. 
V.  63,  1864,  p.  145.) 

See  also  Dynamics.— Electricity. 


ELECTROLYTES  1235  ELEGIAC  POETRY 


Electrolytes.  Rosa,  E.  B.  Specific  inductive 
capacity  of  electrolytes.  1891.  (Johns  Hop¬ 
kins  Univ.  Theses,  1891.)  . — 2306 

-  I.evison,  W.  G.  On  electrolytic  phenomena.  4  pp. 

(Am.  J.  Sci.  3  s.  v.  19,  1880,  p.  29.) 

See  also  Electricity. 

Electro-magnetism. 

Davenport,  T.  Electro-magnetism.  His¬ 
tory  of  his  invention,  with  remarks  by  Prof. 
Silliman.  1837.  (Bound pamph.  v.  229.)  5934 

-  Rowland,  H.  A.,  and  Hutchinson,  C.  T. 

On  the  electromagnetic  effect  of  convection- 
currents.  [1889.]  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
Theses ,  1889. )  . — 2306 

-  Smith,  F.  O.  J.  Secret  corresponding 

vocabulary ;  adapted  for  use  to  Morse’s  elec¬ 
tromagnetic  telegraph.  1845.  — 2151 

-  Allan,  T.  Electro-magnetism  as  a  motive  power. 

8  pp.  (Soc.  of  Arts.  Joum.  v.  6,  1858,  p.  302.) — Davy,  Sir 
H.  On  a  new  phenomenon  of  electro-magnetism.  7  pp. 

( Works,  v.  6,  p.  257.) — Jocliinann,  E.  Ueber  die  durch 
einen  magnet  in  einem  rotirenden  stromleiter  inducirten 
elektrischen  stroeme.  24  pp.  (Joum.  f.  d.  reine  u.  ange- 
wan.  math.  v.  63,  1864,  pp.  158,  329.)— Mayer,  A.  M.  Ab¬ 
stract  of  a  research  in  electro-magnetism.  8  pp.  ( Frankl. 
Inst.  Joum.  3  s.  v.  60, 1870,  p.  403.) — Researches  in  electro¬ 
magnetism.  18  pp.  (Am.  J.  Sci.  2  s.  v.  50,  1870,  p.  195.) — 
Page,  C.  G.  Electro-magnetism.  4  pp.  (Am.  J.  Sci. 

1  s.  v.  36,  1839,  p.  350. )— Report,  upon  electro-magnetism 
as  a  moving  power.  5  pp.  (Frankl.  Inst.  Joum.  3  s.  v.  20, 
1850,  p.  267.) — Wild,  H.  Bestimmung  des  werthes  der 
Siemens’schen  widerstands-einheit  in  absolutem  elec- 
tromagnetischen  maasse.  122  pp.  5  pi.  (St.  Petersburg, 
Acad.  M&m.  7  s.  v.  32, 1885. ) 

See  also  Electricity.  —  Magnetism.  —  Medical 
electricity.— Physics. 

Electromania.  6  pp.  Williams,  W.  M.  (Pop. 

Sci.  Monthly,  v.  21,  1882,  p.  650.) 

Electro-metallurgy.  Keith,  N.  S.  Electro¬ 
metallurgy.  22  pp.  (Frankl.  Inst.  Joum.  3  s.  v.  89,  1885, 
p.  81.)— Swan,  J.  W.  Electro-metallurgy.  5  pp.  (Nature, 
v.  46,  1892,  p.  478.) — Wriglit,  A.  W.  On  a  new  process 
for  the  electrical  deposition  of  metals,  and  for  construct¬ 
ing  metal-covered  glass  specula.  10  pp.  (Am.  J.  Sci.  3  s. 
v.  14, 1877,  p.  169 ;  Frankl.  Inst.  Joum.  3  s.  v.  74, 1877.  p.  242.) 
See  also  Electricity. — Metallurgy. 

Electrometers.  Mayer,  A.  M.  On  a  large 

spring-balance  electrometer  for  measuring  specific  in¬ 
ductive  capacities  and  potentials.  6  pp.  (Am.  J.  Sci, 
3  s.  v.  39,  1890,  p.  513.)— Pratt,  J.  H.,  Jr.  Experiments 
with  the  capillary  electrometer  of  Lippmann.  9  pp. 
(Am.  J.  Sci.  3  s.  v.  35,  1888,  p.  143.)— Shea,  D.  W.  Calibra¬ 
tion  of  an  electrometer.  9  pp.  (Am.  J.  Sci.  3  s.  v.  35,  1888, 
p.  204.)  — Whitmore,  J.  Method  of  increasing  the 
range  of  the  capillary  electrometer.  7  pp.  (Am.  J.  Sci. 
3  S.  v.  44,  1892,  p.  64.) 

See  also  Electricity.— Weights  and  Measures. 

Electro-plating  with  nickel.  24  pp.  Wahl, 

W.  H.  (Frankl.  Inst.  Joum.  3  s.  v.  87, 1884,  pp.  124,  210.) 

Electrostatics.  Thomson,  Sir  W.  Reprint  of 
papers  on  electrostatics  and  magnetism.  1884. 

—1523 

- Electrostatics  and  magnetism.  4  pp.  (Nature,  v.  7, 

1873, p.  218.) 

See  also  Electricity.— Physics.— Statics. 

Electro-telegraphic  longitude  operations. 

2  v.  Campbell,  W.  M.,  and  others.  (India. 

Gt.  Trigonom.  Surv.  v.  9,  10.)  3331 

Electro-therapeutics.  Smith,  W.  G.  Electro- 

therapeutical  notes.  4  pp.  (Brain,  v.  6,  1884,  p.  385.) — 
Watteville,  A.  de.  An  electrotherapeutical  supersti- 
Vol.  III. -155. 


tion:  “The  galvanisation  of  the  sympathetic.”  10  pp. 
(Brain,  v.  4,  1882,  p.  207.)— Erb,  Handbuch  der  elektro- 
therapie.  3  pp.  (Brain,  v.  5,  1883,  p.  244.) — Loewenfeld, 
Experimentelle  und  kritische  untersuchungen  zur  elec- 
trotherapie  des  gehirns.  3  pp.  (Brain,  v.  5,  1883,  p.  246.) 
See  also  Electricity.— Therapeutics. 

Electrotonus.  Waller,  A.  Loven  on  the  tone 

of  muscles  excited  electrically.  5  pp.  (Brain,  v.  5,  1883, 
p.  140.) 

See  also  Brain  and  Nerves.— Electricity.— Gal¬ 
van  ism. —Muscles. 

Electrotyping  operations  of  the  U.  S.  Coast 

Survey.  15  pp.  Mathiot,  G.  (Am.  J.  Sci.  2  s.  v.  15,  1853, 
p.  305.) 

Electrum.  Ukert,  F.  A.  Ueber  das  elektrum 

und  die  mit  demselben  verknuepften  sagen.  14  pp. 
(Zeits.f.  alterthumsw.  v.  5,  1838,  p.  425.) 

See  also  Amber.— Gold. — Mineralogy. — Silver. 

Electryone.  Wilamowitz-Moellendorff,  U.  von. 

AA exrpwra.  4  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  14,  1879,  p.  457.) 

Elegiac  poetry. 

Barnes,  B.  Parthenophil  and  Parthenophe. 
Sonnets,  madrigals,  elegies,  and  odes.  [1593] 
repr.  1882.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner,  v.  5.)  2117 
-  Catullus,  C.  V.  [Opera.]  1558.  L.20 

Note. — For  other  eds.  see  his  name. 

-  Doublet,  J.  Elegies.  Reproduces  d’aprSs 

l’edition  de  1559.  1869.  (So c.  des  biblioph. 

normands. )  2313 

-  Elegy  occasioned  by  the  death  of  a  lady’s 

linnet.  1777.  (  With  Ritson,  J.,  Observ.  on  the 
hist,  of  Eng.  poetry. )  1382 

-  Keate,  G.  Netley  Abbey  :  an  elegy.  1769. 

2181 

-  Monumentum  regale  ;  or,  a  tomb,  erected 

for  that  incomparable  and  glorious  monarch, 
Charles  I,  King  of  Gt.  Britane,  etc.  In  select 
elegies,  epitaphs,  and  poems.  1649.  1516 

-  O vidius  Naso,  P.  Nux  :  elegia  .  .  .  com- 

mentario  illustrata.  Ed.  F.  Lindemannus. 
[Lat.  and  Germ.]  1844.  3252 

-  Propertius,  S.  A.  Elegiarum  libri  IV .  .  . 

Quaestionum  Propertianarum  libris  III  et 
commentariis  illustravit  G.  A.  B.  Hertzberg. 
1843-54,  3  v.  in  2.  3246 

Note. — For  other  eds.  see  his  name. 

-  Shelley,  P.  B.  Adonais :  an  elegy  on  the 

death  of  John  Keats.  1887.  (Shelley  Soc. 
2  s.  no.  1. )  1313 

-  Tennyson,  A.,  1  Baron  Tennyson.  In 

memoriam.  1872.  (  Works,  v.  4. )  1365 

-  Theognis.  Elegiae.  Secundis  curis  recog¬ 
novit  C.  Ziegler.  [Gr.]  1880.  3283 

-  Tibullus,  A.  Elegiarum  libri  quattuor. 

Ex  recensione  Caroli  Lachmanni.  1829.  3246 

-  Ariosto,  L.  Elegie  e  capitoli.  49  pp.  (Opere  minori, 

v.  1,  p.  211.)— Campion,  T.  Lyrics,  elegies,  etc.,  from 
madrigals,  canzonets,  etc.  80  pp.  ( Arber,  E,,  Eng.  gamer, 
v.  3,  pp.  197,  269,  334.)— Several  elegies  on  Charles  I, 
Lord  Capel,  Lord  Francis  Villiers.  50  pp.  (Wither,  G., 
Vaticinium  votivum,  p.  31.) — Davies,  J.,  and  Marlowe,  C. 
Epigrams  and  elegies.  24  pp.  (Marlowe,  C.,  Works,  v.  3, 
1826,  p.  439. )— Dowland,  J.  Lyrics,  elegies,  etc.  from  ma¬ 
drigals,  canzonets,  etc.  64  pp.  (Arber,  ~E,.,Eng.  gamer,  v.  4, 
pp.  28,  519,  609,  644.) — Dryden,  J.  Elegies.  39  pp.  (Poet, 
works,  v.  2,  1843,  p.  278.) — Elegia  de  fortunae  vicissi- 
tiidinac.  11  pp.  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  2, 
p.  298;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.y.  3,  p.  242.)— 


ELEGIAC  POETRY 


1236 


ELEPHANTS 


Gray,  T.  Elegy  written  in  a  country  church-yard. 
10  pp.  {Works,  v.  1,  1884,  p.  71.)— Baprade,  V.  R.  de. 
E16gies.  9  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  v.  64,  1865,  p.  141.)— 
JHorley.  T.  {Ed.)  Lyrics,  elegies,  etc.,  from  madrigals, 
canzonets,  etc.  10  pp.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner,  v.  6, 
p.  29.)— Nabbes,  T.  Poems,  epigrams,  elegies,  etc.  41pp. 
(Works,  ed.  by  A.  H.  Bullen,  v.  2,  p.  238.) — Ovidius 
Naso,  P.  Elegies  [tr.  by  C.  Marlowe].  210  pp.  (Mar¬ 
lowe,  C.,  Works,  v.  3,  1885,  p.  103.)— Solon.  Fragments. 
1  p.  (Aeschylus,  Agamemnon,  tr.  by  H.  H.  Milman,  p.  197. ) 
— Elegia  de  spe.  13  pp.  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat. 
min.  v.  2,  p.  272 ;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  3, 
p.  226.)— Spenser,  E.  Astrophel :  a  pastoral  elegy  upon 
the  death  of  Sir  Philip  Sidney.  42  pp.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng. 
garner,  v.  1,  p.  249.)—' Theognis.  Fragments.  2  pp. 
(iEsehylus,  Agamemnon,  tr.  by  H.  H.  Milman,  p.  195.) 

See  also  Poetry. 

Elegiac  poetry,  History  and  criticism. 

Darmesteter,  A.  Deux  dl^gies  du  Vatican.  44  pp. 
(Romania,  v.  3,  1874,  p.  443.)—  Duemmler,  G.  F.  Der 
ursprung  der  elegie.  12  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  53,  1894, 
p.  201.) — Janin,  J.  ElSgie  en  province.  26  pp.  (Rev. 
contemp.  1853,  v.  3,  p.  261.)— Kielil,  E.  J.  Elegiaci. 
13  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  v.  2,  1853,  p.  264.) — Znrborg,  H. 
Sophokles  und  die  elegie.  12  pp.  ( Hermes ,  v.  10,  1876, 
p.  203.) 

“Elegie,  The.”  26  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag. 

v.  150,  1891,  p.  613.) 

Elemental  locomotion,  Treatise  upon.  Gor¬ 
don,  A.  — 2716 

Elementares  leben.  36  pp.  Kollmann,  J. 

( Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  18,  1883,  p.  583. ) 

Elementary  manual  of  Latin  prosody.  Ram¬ 
say,  W.  —2117 

Elementary  principles  of  carpentry.  Tred- 
gold,  T.  —1762 

Elementary  schools,  Reports  on.  Arnold,  M. 

—2305 

Elementos  de  practica  forense.  2  v.  Ortiz  de 
Ztiniga,  M.  —3345 

Elements.  10  pp.  Emerson,  R.  W.,  Works,  v.  9, 

p.  228. 

Elements  carlovingiens  linguistiques  et  lit- 
teraires.  Barrois,  J.,  and  Chabaille,  P.  — 2151 
Elements  de  droit  pdnal.  2  v.  Ortolan,  J. 

L.  E.  —2326 

Elements  de  paleograpliie.  2  v.  Wailly,  J. 

N.,  dit  Natalis  de.  1242 

Elements  de  statistique.  Moreau  de  Jonnes, 
A.  —2396 

Elements  of  campanalogia.  Sottanstall,  W. 

—2735 

Elements  of  chemistry.  Fyfe,  A.  — 1508 
Elements  of  concliology.  Burrow,  E.  J. 

.—2636 

Elements  of  design.  Rimmer,  W.  — 1756 
Elements  of  dynamic  electricity  and  mag¬ 
netism.  Atkinson,  P.  — 1538 

Elements  of  experimental .  .  .  philosophy. 

Hogg,  J.  (Ed.)  —1516 

Elements  of  fortification.  Lendy,  A.  F. 

—2776 

Elements  of  general  history.  Nares,  E.  ( Ed. ) 

2412 

Elements  of  graphical  statics.  2  v.  Du 
Bois,  A.  J.  — 1534 

Elements  of  law.  Hobbes,  T.  — 1355 


Elements  of  metallurgy.  Phillips,  J.  A., 
and  Bauerman,  II.  — 3724 

Elements  of  moral  science.  Porter,  N.  — 1442 
Elements  of  natural  history.  2  v.  Stewart, 
C.  ’  —1492 

Elements  of  physics.  Arnott,  N.  — 1513 
Elements  of  physiological  psychology. 

Ladd,  G.  T.  —1431 

Elements  of  rhetoric.  Whately,  R.  — 2156 
Elements  of  technology.  Bigelow,  J.  — 2736 
Elements  of  the  beautiful,  Address  to  the. 

9  pp.  Tyler,  R.,  Poems,  p.  30. 

Elements  of  the  goldsmith’s  art.  2  v.  Ger¬ 
main,  P.  — 17D8 

Elements  of  thought.  Taylor,  I.  — 1456 
Elenchus  motuum  nuperorum  in  Anglia.  Bate, 
G.  1518 

Elene.  Cynewulf.  1374 

Eleonor.  See  Eleanor. 

Eleonora.  9  pp.  Poe,  E.  A.,  Works,  ed.  by  E. 

C.  Stedman  and  O.  E.  Woodberry,  v.  1,  p.  203. 

Eleonore,  Herzogin  von  Zell.  Hanoverian  mar¬ 

riage.  19  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  171,  1890,  p.  234.) 

Elephantiasis.  Hebra,  F.,  and  Kaposi,  M. 

Elephantiasis  Arabum.  35  pp.  (In  their  Diseases  of  the 
skin,  v.  3,  p.  130:  New  Sydenham  Soc.  v.  61.)— Biving- 
ton.W.  Case  of  elephantiasis  Graecorum.  4  pp.  (Brain, 
v.  4,  1882,  p.  410.) 

See  also  Pathology. — .Skin. 

Elephants. 

Sanderson,  G.  P.  Thirteen  years  among 
the  wild  beasts  of  India  .  .  .  with  an  account 
of  the  modes  of  capturing  and  taming  ele¬ 
phants.  1890.  1434 

-  Abain.  G.  d’.  Elephant-hunt  in  Siam.  5  pp.  (Scrib¬ 
ner's  Monthly,  v.  8,  1874,  p.  223.) — Raker,  Sir  S.  W.  The 
elephant.  70  pp.  4  pi.  (In  his  Wild  beasts  and  their 
ways,  p.  17.) — Bolau,  H.  Der  elephant  in  krieg  und 
frieden  und  seine  verwendung  in  unseren  afrikanischen 
kolonien.  32  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  2, 1887, 
p.231.) — Burrows,  S.  M.  Something  like  a  bag.  (Some 
experiences  of  an  elephant-kraal  in  Ceylon.)  7  pp.  (Mac¬ 
millan’s  Mag.  v.  57,  1888,  p.  183.) — ElephanLshooting  in 
Ceylon.  16  pp.  ( Fraser’s  Mag.  v.  33,  1846,  p.  561.)— 
dimming,  W.  G.  Conflict  with  an  elephant;  Ele¬ 
phant  shooting.  5  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  1,  1850,  pp.  352, 
393.) — Desmarquoy,  ( — ).  Notice  sur  des  os  fossiles 
d’616phants.  9  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Mem.v.  1, 
1834,  p.  209.)— Gatseliet,  A.  S.  Elephants  in  America. 
2  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  9,  1887,  p.  202.)— Guernsey,  A.  H. 
Elephant-hunting  in  Ceylon.  9  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  8, 
1854,  p.  758.) — I.ow,  J.  Dissertation  on  white  elephants. 
5  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Trans,  v.  3,  1835,  p.  185.) 
— Polilig,  H.  Dentition  und  kranologie  des  elephas 
antiquus  Falc.,  mit  beitraege  ueber  elephas  primigenius 
Blum,  und  elephas  meridionalis  Nesti.  280  pp.  10  pi. 
(Acad.  Caes.  Leop.-Car.  Nova  acta,  v.  53,  1889,  p.  1.) — 
Eine  elephantenhoehle  Siciliens  und  der  erste  nachweis 
des  cranialdomes  von  elephas  antiquus.  38  pp.  5  pi. 
(Munich,  Akad  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  66:  Mathemat-phys. 
classe,  Abhandl.  v.  18,  pt.  1,  1893,  p.  73.) — Sartiges,  E., 
Comte  de.  L’616phant  fitait-il  connu  des  anciens  Amgri- 
cains?  2  pp.  (Soc.  am.  de  France,  Archives,  v.  2,  1864, 
p.  57.) — Selilegel,  ( — j.  History  of  the  elephant  and 
sphinx.  22  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  30,  1824, 
p.  209;  v.  31,  1825,  p.  42.)— Soemmering,  S.  T.  von.  Be- 
merkungen  ueber  einige  in  der  naturaliensammlung  der 
K.  Akad.  d.  w.  befindliche  fossile  zaehne  von  elephanten, 
mastodonten,  rhinoceros’n,  und  einem  tapire.  24  pp. 


ELEPHANTS 


1237 


ELIOT,  Sir  John 


2 pi.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.7  :  Mathemat.- 
phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  1818-20,  p.  17.) — Waille,  V.  Note 
sur  l’616phant,  symbole  de  l’Afrique.  5  pp.  ( Rev.  arch&ol. 
3  s.  v.  17,  1891,  p.  380.)— Woodville,  R.  C.  Capture  of 
wild  elephants  in  Mysore.  18  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  85, 
1892,  p.  290.) 

See  also  Hunting  and  the  Chase. — Mammals. 

Eleusis  and  Elensinian  mysteries.  Curtius, 

E.  Athen  und  Eleusis.  8  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau ,  v.  39, 
1884,  p.  200.) — Itielil,  C.  Excavations  at  Eleusis,  1882-89. 
37  pp.  (In  his  Excursions  in  Greece,  p.  294.)— Bitten- 
berger,  W.  Die  eleusinischen  Keryken.  40  pp.  ( Hermes , 
v.  20, 1885,  p.  1.)— Notice  of  OuvarofF  on  the  Elensinian 
mysteries.  22  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  13, 
1816,  p.  399;  v.  14,  1816,  p.  165;  v.  15,  1817,  p.  117.)— Free¬ 
man,  E.  A.  Corinth  to  Eleusis.  19  pp.  (In  his  studies 
of  travel,  Greece,  p.  220.)— Julius,  L.  Alter  der  kleinen 
propyl  teen  zu  Eleusis.  3  pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst. 
Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  2,  1877,  p.  190.) —  Eovatelli,  E.  C., 
Contessa.  Di  un  vaso  cinerario  con  rappresentanze  rela¬ 
tive  ai  misteri  eleusi.  14  pp.  5  pi.  (Rome,  Comm,  archeol. 
municip.  Bull.  v.  7,  1879,  p.  5.)— Preller,  L.  Zeit  der 
attischen  Eleusinien.  5  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  2, 
1835,  p.  1001.) — W.,  T.  On  the  mysteries  of  Eleusis.  46  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  39,  1829,  p.  332 ;  v.  40,  1829, 
pp.  56,  263.) — Westermann,  A.  De  via  sacra  Eleusinia 
disput.  L.  Prelleri.  2  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  10, 
1843,  p.  665.) 

See  also  Festivals. — Greece,  Ancient,  Mythology  and 
religion. 

Eleutlierius,  St.  Fortunatus,  V.  H.  C.,  Bp.  of 

Poitiers.  Passio  sanctorum  martyrum  Dionisii,  Rustici, 
et  Eleutherii.  4  pp.  (Opera  ped.  p.  101:  Monumenta 
German,  hist.  Auctor.  antiquiss.  v.  4,  pt.  2;  Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  88,  p.  577.) 

Eleutlierocercus,  ein  neuer  glyptodont  aus 

Uruguay.  28pp.  2 pi.  Koken,  E.  (Berlin,  Akad.  wissens. 
Phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  1888,  p.  1.) 

Elevator,  The.  15  pp.  Howells,  W.  D.  ( Har¬ 
per's  Mag.  v.  70,  1889,  p.  111.) 

Elfric.  See  Atllfric. 

Elfstan.  See  Lyfing. 

Elgin,  8  Earl  of.  See  Bruce,  J. 

Elgin  marbles.  Curzon,  G.  N.  A  suggestion 

on  the  Elgin  marbles.  3  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1891, 
p.  833.) — Harrison,  F.  Editorial  horseplay.  14  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1891,  p.  642.)— Give  back  the  Elgin 
marbles.  8  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  28,  1890,  p.  980.)— 
Knight,  R.  P.  On  the  Elgin  marbles.  3  pp.  (Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  14, 1816,  p.  98.)— Knowles,  J.  Joke 
about  the  Elgin  marbles.  12  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  29, 
1891,  p.  495.) — Renvens,  C.  J.  C.  Disputatio  de  simu- 
lacris  quibusdam  Tympanorum  Parthenonis.  23  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  28,  1823,  pp.  175,  273.) — 
Story,  W.  W.  Phidias,  and  the  Elgin  marbles.  76  pp. 
(In  his  Excursions  in  art  and  letters,  p.  49.) 

See  also  Athens  and  Attica. —  Greece,  Ancient, 
Antiquities  and  fine  arts. — Marbles,  Antique. — Sculp¬ 
tors.— Sculpture  and  Statuary, 

Eli.  Ephraem,  St.,  the  Syrian.  De  Heli  sacer- 

doti.  [ Gr .  et  Lat.]  6  pp.  (Opera  omnia,  v.  3,  p.  6.) 

Eli.  12  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  1,  1881,  p.  131.) 
Elia,  pseud.  See  Lamb,  C. 

Eliana.  Lamb,  C.  2177 

Elias,  Patriarch  of  Jerusalem.  De  S.  Daniele 

propheta.  [ Gr.  et  Lat .]  2  pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B .,  Analect.  sacra 
Spicileg.  Solesmensi,  v.  1,  p.  291.) — De  S.  Elia  propheta. 
[Or.  et  Ixit.]  5  pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B.,  Analect.  sacra  Spicileg. 
Solesmensi,  v.  1,  p.  293.) — De  SS.  Sergio  et  Baccho.  [Gr. 
et  Lat.]  3  pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B.,  Analect.  sacra  Spicileg.  Soles¬ 
mensi,  v.  1,  p.  289.) 


Elias,  de  Derham.  Bennett,  J.  A.  Architect 

of  Salisbury  cathedral.  10  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  44, 

1887,  p.  365.) 

Elias,  Ney.  1844 — .  Notes  on  a  portion  of  the 

old  bed  of  the  Yellow  river  and  the  water  supply  of  the 
Grand  canal.  7  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China 
branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  4,  1868,  p.  80.)— Report  of  an  ex¬ 
ploration  of  the  new  course  of  the  Yellow  river. 
21  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China  branch,  Journ. 
n.  s.  v.  5,  1869,  p.  259.) 

Elias  redivivus.  Lightfoot,  J.  ( Pamphlets  : 

Charles  I,  v.  5.)  4555 

Elie,  Maitre. 

Ueberarbeitung  der  aeltesten  franzoesi- 
schen  uebertragung  von  Ovid’s  Ars  amatoria. 
See  O vidius  Naso,  P.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 
Elie,  of  Winchester.  12  cent. 

Uebertragung  der  Disticha  Oatonis.  See 
Cato,  D. 

Elie,  Charles. 

Fastes  des  gardes  nationales  de  France. 
See  Alboize  de  Pujol,  J.  E.,  and  Elie,  C.  (in 
supplement). 

Elie  de  St.  Gille,  Aiol  et  Mirabel  und.  Foer- 
ster,  W.  (Ed.)  2396 

Elie  ruby.  25  pp.  (Blackwood’ s  Mag,  v.  144, 

1888,  p.  116.) 

Eligius.  See  Eloi. 

Elijah,  Hebrew  prophet.  Ambrosius,  St.,  Bp.  of 

Milan.  De  Elia  et  jejunio.  19  pp.  ( Opera  omnia,  v.  1, 
p.  681.)— Elias,  Patriarch  of  Jerusalem.  De  S.  Elia  pro¬ 
pheta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  5  pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B .,  Analect.  sacra 
Spicileg.  Solesmensi,  v.  1,  p.  293.) — Ephraem,  St.,  the 
Syrian.  In  Sanctum  Eliam  prophetam.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
4  pp.  (Opera  omnia,  v.  3,  p.  240.) 

See  also  Bible,  O.  T. 

Elimination.  Cayley,  A.  On  the  theory  of 

elimination.  5  pp.  (Coll,  mathemat.  papers,  v.  1,  p.  370.) 
— Recherches  sur  1 ’Elimination.  27  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine 
u.  angewan.  math.  v.  34, 1847,  p.  30 ;  v.  63,  1864,  p.  34 ;  v.  64, 
1865,  p.  167.) — Clebsch,  R.  F.  A.  Ueber  die  elimination 
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See  also  Equations. 

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Monthly,  v.  65,  1890,  pp.  679,  773.) 

Eliot,  Charles  William,  LL.  D.  1834 — .  The 

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Eliot,  George,  pseud.  See  Cross,  Mrs.  M.  A. 
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ELIOT,  Rev.  John 


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ELIZABETH,  Queen  of  England 


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Eliot,  Samuel,  LL.  D.  1821—.  Montgomery 

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Elisabeth.  See  Elizabeth. 

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Eliseg,  On  the  pillar  of.  5  pp.  Bloxam,  M.  H. 

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Elizabeth.  Bourgoing,  P.,  Baron  de.  Le  nom 

d’Elisabeth.  13  pp.  (Soc.  am.  de  France,  Archives,  v.  3, 
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Elizabeth,  of  Hungary ,  St.  Boehringer,  F. 
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Elizabeth,  Queen  of  England.  1533-1603. 

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See  also  Devereux,  R.,  2  Earl  of  Essex. — Dudley,  R., 

1  Earl  of  Leicester. — James  I,  King  of  Ct.  Britain. — 
Mary  Stuart,  Queen  of  Scots.  Also  Gt.  Britain, 
History,  Henry  VIII  to  George  I. 

Elizabeth,  Queen  of  Roumania  (Carmen  Sylva, 
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2  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  26,  1891,  p.  145.) — Zimmern, 
H.  Carmen  Sylva,  Queen  of  Roumania.  9  pp.  (Century 
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Elizabeth,  de  Volois ,  Queen  of  Spain.  Coch¬ 
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Elizabeth,  of  Bohemia,  Princess  Palatine. 
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Elizabeth,  of  Saxony,  Pfalzgraefin.  Kluckhohn, 
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Elizabeth,  Markgraefin  zu  Meissen.  Lippert, 

W.  Markgraf  Wilhelm  von  Meissen  und  Elisabeth  von 
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Elizabeth,  Mme.,  Sister  of  Louis  XVI. 

Guenard,  E.,  Baronne  de  Mere.  Histoire 
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Elizabeth,  N.  J.  Lamb,  M.  J.  R.  N.  Washing¬ 
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ELIZABETH  BROWNRIGGE 


1240 


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Elizabeth  Charlotte,  Ducliesse  (V  Orleans,  See 
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tion  of  the  University  of  the  State  of  Missouri, 
June  3,  1885.  New  York  [1885].  r.  8°.  — 1366 
-  The  labor  crisis.  See  Clews,  H.,  and  others. 

Elks.  Perry,  W.  A.  Elk-hunting  in  the  Olym¬ 
pic  mountains.  25  pp.  (Shields,  G.  O.,  Big  game  of  N. 
America,  p.  45.) — Poe,  E.  A.  The  elk.  7  pp.  ( Works,  ed. 
by  E.  C.  Stedman  and  G.  E.  Woodberry,  v.  2,  p.  77.) — Pot- 
tinger,  Sir  H.  Elk-hunting.  18  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  43,  1888,  pp.  81,  300.)— Schwatka,  F.  An  elk-hunt  on 
the  plains.  10  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  13,  1888,  p.  447.)— 
Shields,  G.  O.  Elk-hunting  in  the  Rocky  mountains. 
8  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  77,  1888,  p.  856.) 

See  also  Caribou. — Hunting  and  the  Chase. — 
tin  in  inn  Is. — Wapiti. 

Ella  of  Garveloch.  Martineau,  H.,  Illustra¬ 
tions  of  poli  tical  economy ,  v.  2.)  1202 

Ellacombe,  Rev.  Henry  Nicholson.  1822 — . 
Plant-lore  and  garden-craft  of  Shakespeare. 
2  ed.  London,  1884.  p.  8°.  3394 

Ellacombe,  Rev.  Henry  Thomas.  1790-1885. 
Bells  of  the  church :  a  supplement  to  the 
“Church  bells  of  Devon.”  Exeter,  1872.  4°. 

( With  his  Church  bells :  Exeter  Diocesan 
Architect.  Soc.  Trans.  2  s.  v.  1.)  — 2735 

-  Church  bells  in  the  towers  of  all  the  parish 

churches  of  Devonshire.  Exeter,  1867.  4°. 
(Exeter  Diocesan  Architect.  Soc.  Trans.  2  s. 
v.  1.)  —2735 

- — -  Malt  rate  levied  in  the  parish  of  Woodbury,  Co. 
Devon.  9  pp.  (Archaeol.  Jourv.  v.  40,  1883,  p.  225. ) 

-  [Notice  of  E.]  2  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol. 

Soc.  Trans,  v.  9,  1884-85,  p.  365. ) 


Elle  et  lui.  Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L.  A.  D.  (G. 

Sand,  pseud.),  CEuvres  compl.  v.  32.  — 4177 

Ellen  Clare.  10  pp.  Strickland,  A.  (Hofland, 

Mrs.  B.,  Blanche  Livingstone,  p.  81 :  Omnibus  of  modern 
romance,  v.  10.) 

Ellen  Wareliam.  162  pp.  Brand,  B.  O.  W., 

Baroness  Dacre.  ( Correspondant,  v.  19,  1847,  pp.  268,  595, 
738,  900;  v.  20,  1847,  p.  93.) 

Ellena,  Vittorio.  — 1892.  I  trattati  di  com- 

mercio.  36  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  35, 1891,  p.  446.) 

Ellenborougli,  1  Earl  of.  See  Law,  E. 
Ellendorf,  Johann  Otto.  1815-44. 

Die  Karolinger  und  die  hierarchie  ihrer 
zeit.  Essen,  1838.  2  v.  8°.  4667 

Ellendt,  Friedrich  Theodor.  1796-1855.  Brevis 
eloquentiae  Romanae  ante  Caesares  historia.  150  pp. 
(Cicero,  M.  T.,  Brutus,  ed.  F.  T.  Ellendt,  p.  1.) 

-  (Ed.)  M.  Tulli  Ciceronis  Brutus,  sive  de 

Claris  oratoribus  liber.  See  Cicero,  M.  T. 

-  {Ed.)  M.  Tulli  Ciceronis  De  oratore.  See 

Cicero,  M.  T. 

Ellery,  William.  1727-1820.  Diary,  from  Oct. 

20  to  Nov.  15,  1777.  18  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  11,  1887, 
pp.  318,  476.) — ^Letter.  2  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  10,  1886, 
p.  320.)— Journal  of  route  and  occurrences  in  a  journey 
to  Philadelphia  from  Dighton,  begun  Oct.  24,  1778. 
10  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  12,  1888,  p.  190.) 

-  Higgiiismi.  T.  W.  Wm.  Ellery.  3  pp.  (Pa.  Mag. 

Hist.  v.  2,  1878,  p.  433.) 

Ellesmere,  1  Earl  of.  See  Egerton,  F. 

Ellet,  Charles,  Jr.  1810-62. 

Popular  exposition  of  the  incorrectness  of 
the  tariffs  of  toll  in  use  on  the  public  improve¬ 
ments  of  the  United  States.  Phila.,  1839.  8°. 
{Bound  pamph.  v.  116.)  5924 

Ellet,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Fries  Lummis.  1818-77. 
Queens  of  American  society.  [With  por¬ 
traits.]  New  York,  1867.  8°.  3784 

-  Women  artists  in  all  ages  and  countries. 

2  ed.  London,  1860.  12°.  3706 

-  Fate  of  a  Pennsylvania  coquette.  7  pp.  (Mag. 

Am.  Hist.  v.  25,  1891,  p.  327.) 

-  Poe.  E.  A.  Elizabeth  F.  Ellet.  1  p.  (  Works,  ed.  by  E. 

C.  Stedman  and  G.  E.  Woodberry,  v.  8,  p.  282.) 

Ellicott,  Andrew.  1754-1820. 

Description  of  the  Falls  of  Niagara.  See 
Hennepin,  L.,  and  others. 

Ellicott,  Charles  John,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Gloucester 
and  Bristol.  1819 — . 

Considerations  on  the  revision  of  the  Eng¬ 
lish  version  of  the  New  Testament.  New 
York,  1873.  p.  8°.  {With  Lightfoot,  J.  B., 
and  others,  Revision  of  the  Eng.  version  of  the 
N.  T.)  —1227 

-  ( Tr. )  Pastoral  Epistles  of  St.  Paul :  with 

a  critical  and  grammatical  commentary,  and 
a  revised  translation.  London,  1869.  8°.  — 1216 

-  {Tr. )  St.  Paul’s  Epistle  to  the  Ephesians  : 

with  a  critical  and  grammatical  commentary, 
and  a  revised  translation.  4  ed.  London, 
1868.  8°.  —1216 

-  {Tr.)  St.  Paul’s  Epistle  to  the  Galatians: 

with  a  critical  and  grammatical  commentary, 
and  a  revised  translation.  4  ed.  London, 
1867.  8°.  —1216 


1241  ELLIOT-MURRAY-KYNYNMOUND,  W.  H. 


ELLICOTT,  Charles  John 


-  ( TV . )  St.  Paul’s  Epistles  to  the  Philip- 

pians,  the  Colossians,  and  Philemon :  with  a 
critical  and  grammatical  commentary,  and  a 
revised  translation.  3  ed.  London,  1865.  8°. 

—1216 

-  (TV. )  St.  Paul’s  Epistles  to  the  Thessa- 

lonians  :  with  a  critical  and  grammatical  com¬ 
mentary,  and  a  revised  translation.  3  ed. 
London,  1866.  8°.  — 1216 

Ellicott,  William  M. 

Fowler,  F.  M.,  and  Poultney,  E.  Testi¬ 
mony  in  the  case  of  the  Bank  of  Maryland  vs. 
Samuel  Poultney  and  Wm.  M.  Ellicott.  1840. 

Ellinger,  Georg  (Ed.)  2335 

Deutsche  lyriker  des  sechzehnten  jahrhun- 


dert.  Berlin,  1893. 

12°.  (Latein.  litteratur- 

denkmaeler  des  15  und  1  Qjahrh.  v.  7. )  4227 

Contents. 

Abel,  M. 

Lemnius,  S. 

Acidalius,  V. 

Lindenberg,  P, 

Aleutnerus,  T. 

Logau,  G. 

Balticus,  M. 

Lotichius,  P.,  Jr. 

Berg,  M. 

Major,  J. 

Bersmann,  G. 

Melanchthon,  P. 

Bylovius,  B. 

Melissus,  P.,  see  Schede,  P. 

Camerarius,  J. 

Micyllus,  J. 

Candid  us,  see  Weiss,  P. 

Mylius,  J. 

Caselius,  or  Chesselius,  J. 

Naogeorgus,  T.,  see  Kirch¬ 

Chytraeus,  N. 

mayer,  T. 

Claius,  or  Clay,  J. 

Porsius,  H. 

Cordus,  E. 

Posth,  J. 

Corvinus,  E. 

Rhodinginus,  N. 

Deeimator,  H. 

Rittershusius,  C. 

Fabricius,  G. 

Sabinus,  C.,  see  Schueler,  G. 

Fabricius,  J. 

Schede,  or  Melissus,  P. 

Fabricius  Montanus,  J. 

Scheffer,  S. 

Frenzelius,  S. 

Schreck,  V. 

Frischlin,  N. 

Schueler  (Sabinus),  G. 

Gigas,  J.,  see  Kiess,  J. 

Scultetus,  T. 

Gulielmus,  J. 

Seidel,  B. 

Haslob,  M. 

Siber,  A. 

Hessus,  H.  E. 

Stigel,  J. 

Johannes  Dantiscus. 

Tilenus,  G. 

Kiess  (Gigas),  J. 

Trachelius,  T. 

Kirchmayer,  T. 

Vulteius,  J. 

Lauban,  M. 

Weiss  (Candidus),  P. 

Lauterbach,  J. 

Widebram,  F. 

Ellinger,  Johann.  Beitraege  zur  englischen 

grammatik.  12  pp.  {Eng.  studien,  v.  20,  1895,  p.  397.)— 
Zur  alliteration  in  der  modernen  englischen  prosa- 
dichtnug.  21  pp.  {Eng.  studien,  v.  19,  1894,  p.  360.) — 
1st  die  lektuere  von  Lamb's  “Tales  from  Shakes¬ 
peare”  unseren  schulen  zu  empfehlen?  7  pp.  {Eng. 
studien,  v.  17,  1892,  p.  99.) — Ueber  das  verhaeltniss  von 
Lamb’s  “Tales  from  Shakespeare”  zu  den  Shakespeare’- 
schen  stuecken.  12  pp.  {Eng.  studien,  v.  19,  1894,  p.  104.) 

Ellingliam,  England.  Bateson,  E.  Parishes 
of  Embleton,  Ellingham,  Howick  .  .  .  and 
Lesbury.  1895.  (Bateson,  E.,  and  others, 
History  of  Northumberland,  v.  2.)  2511 

See  also  Northumberland. 

Ellington,  H.  Athletes  of  the  present  and 

past.  13  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21,  1887,  p.  517.) 
Elliot,  Alexander  (Ed.) 

Hood  in  Scotland  :  reminiscences  of  Thomas 
Hood,  including  sketch  of  his  antecedents, 
original  letters  and  poem  hitherto  unpub¬ 
lished,  and  letters,  by  his  son  and  daughter. 
Introductory  notice  by  Charles  C.  Maxwell. 
Dundee,  1885.  sm.  4°.  4776 


Elliot,  Andrew.  Devereux,  E.  Andrew  Elliot. 

22  pp.  {Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  11,  1887,  p.  129.) 

Elliot,  Arthur  Ralph  Douglas.  1846 — .  Home 

rule  for  Scotland.  10  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886, 
p.  466.) 

Elliot,  Lady  Charlotte.  — 1880.  [Sonnet.]  1  p. 

(Caine,  T.  H.  H.,  Sonnets  of  3  centuries,  p.  223.) 

Elliot,  Mrs.  Frances  Minto  (Florentine, pseud.) 
Old  court  life  in  Spain.  London,  1893.  2  v. 
8°.  2323 

Elliot,  Sir  Gilbert,  1  Earl  of  Minto.  1751-1814. 
Articles  of  charge  of  high  crimes  and  mis¬ 
demeanours  against  Sir  Elijah  Impey,  Knight, 
late  Chief  Justice  of  the  Supreme  Court  of 
Judicature  at  Fort  William  in  Bengal.  Lon¬ 
don,  1787.  8°.  (Pamphlets,  y.  5.)  3116 

-  Lord  Minto  in  India.  Life  and  letters,  from 

1807-14.  Ed.  by  his  great-niece,  the  Countess 
of  Minto.  London,  1880.  8°.  3455 

Elliot,  Sir  Henry  George.  1817 — .  Death  of 

Abdul  Aziz  and  of  Turkish  reform.  21pp.  {Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  23,  1888,  p.  276.)— Australia  fifty  years  ago. 
22  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889,  p.  754.) — Sir  John 
Franklin.  12  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  118.) 

Elliot,  Henry  Rutherford.  1849 — .  Ratio  of 

news.  9  pp.  {Forum,  v.  5,  1888,  p.  99.) 

Elliot,  Hugh. 

Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound,  E.  E.  E.  H., 
Countess  of  Minto.  Memoir  of  Right  Hon. 
Hugh  Elliot.  1868.  4766 

-  Browning'.  O.  Hugh  Elliot  at  Naples,  1803-06.  20  pp. 

{Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  4,  1889,  p.  209.) — Fitzgerald.  P.  H. 
Story  of  E.  20  pp.  {In  his  Kings  and  queens  of  an  hour, 
v.  2,  p.  333.) 

Elliot,  Hugh  Frederick  Hislop.  1848 — . 

Life  of  Sidney,  Earl  of  Godolphin,  K.  G. 
Lord  High  Treasurer  of  England,  1702-10. 
London,  1888.  8°.  4715 

Elliot,  Jonathan.  1784-1846. 

Funding  system  of  the  United  States  and 
of  Great  Britain,  with  some  tabular  facts  of 
other  nations  touching  the  same  subject. 
Washington,  1845.  8°.  — 1371 

The  same.  ( U.  S.  28  Cong.  1  sess.  House 
exec.  doc.  v.  2. ) 

Elliot,  W.  Franck.  Remarks  on  the  initials, 

R.  B.  A.  S.,  found  on  St.  Mary’s  tower,  Taunton.  16  pp. 
2  pi.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc. 
v.  8,  1859,  p.  133.) 

Elliot,  Walter  G.  Report  on  the  water-supply 

of  certain  cities  and  towns  of  the  United  States.  272  pp. 
( U.  S.  10  Census,  1880,  v.  17,  p.  505.) 

Elliot.  See  also  Eliot.— Elliott. 
Elliot-Murray-Kyuynmouud,  Emma  Elea¬ 
nor  Elizabeth  Hislop,  Countess  of  Minto.  — 1882. 

Memoir  of  Right  Hon.  Hugh  Elliot.  Edin¬ 
burgh,  1868.  p.  8°.  4766 

-  (Ed.)  Lord  Minto  in  India.  See  Elliot, 

Sir  G.,  1  Earl  of  Minto. 

Elliot  -  Murray  -  Kynyumoimd,  William 

Hugh,  3  Earl  of  Minto.  1814-91.  Our  auxiliary  cavalry. 
14  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  23,  1888,  p.  555.) — Recent  rebel¬ 
lion  in  northwest  Canada.  16  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  18,  1885,  p.  312.) 


ELLIOTSON,  John  1242  ELLIS,  Alexander  John 


Elliotson,  John,  M.  D. 

Numerous  cases  of  surgical  operations 
without  pain  in  the  mesmeric  state.  Phila., 
1843.  8°.  —3796 

Elliott,  Aaron  Marshall,  Ph.  D.  (Ed.) 

Modern  Language  Association.  Publica¬ 
tions.  See  Modern  Language  Association. 

-  and  others  (Eds.)  Modern  Language  Notes. 

See  Modern  Language  Notes. 

Elliott,  Charles,  D.  D.  1792-1869. 

History  of  the  great  secession  from  the 
Methodist  Episcopal  church  in  the  year  1845, 
eventuating  in  the  organization  of  the  new 
church,  entitled  the  “  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church,  South.”  Cincinnati,  1855.  r.  8°. 

—4201 

Elliott,  Charles,  D.D.  (Tr.)  1815-92. 

Books  of  Habakkuk,  Jonah,  Nahum,  Zepha- 
niah.  See  Klein ert,  H.  W.  P.  (in  preceding 
catalogue). 

Elliott,  Charles  Burke.  The  Behring  sea  ques¬ 
tion.  9  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  65,  1890,  p.  178.) 

Elliott,  Charles  Wyllys.  1817-83. 

Remarkable  characters  and  places  of  the 
Holy  Land  .  .  .  with  descriptions  of  ancient 
cities  and  venerated  shrines.  Illustr.  Hart¬ 
ford,  1869.  8°.  2412 

Elliott,  Daniel  Giraud. 

Classification  and  synopsis  of  the  trochi- 
lidae.  Washington  [1881].  4°.  (Smithson. 
Inst.  Contrib.  v.  23. )  — 2531 

Elliott,  Ebenezer.  1781-1849.  [Sonnet.]  1  p. 

(Caine,  T.  H.  H.,  Sonnets  of  3  centuries,  p.  73.) 

- Phillips,  G.  S.  (J.  Searle,  pseud. )  Memoirs 

of  Ebenezer  Elliott.  1852.  4766 

-  Watkins,  J.  Life,  poetry,  and  letters  of 

Ebenezer  Elliott.  1850.  4834 

-  Carlyle,  T.  Corn  law  rhymes.  28  pp.  ( Crit .  and 

miscel.  essays,  v.  2,  p.  375:  Works,  v.  16.) — Chambers, 
W.,  and  Chambers,  R.  Ebenezer  Elliott.  32  pp.  {In  their 
Hist,  and  lit.  celebrities.) — Giles,  H.  Ebenezer  Elliott. 
52  pp.  ( Lectures  and  essays,  v.  1,  p.  166.)— Gillillan,  Q. 
Ebenezer  Elliott.  9  pp.  (In  his  Sketches  of  mod.  lit.  v.  2, 
p.  409.) 

Elliott,  Gilbert,  and  others.  Career  of  the 

Confederate  ram  “Albemarle.”  21  pp.  ( Century  Mag. 
v.  14,  1888,  p.  420.) 

Elliott,  Mrs.  Grace  Dalrymple.  Circa  1758- 

1823.  Journal  de  ma  vie  pendant  la  Revolution  franpaise. 
152  pp.  (Barriere,  J.  F.,  Mem.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  27, 
p.  257.) 

Elliott,  Henry  Wood.  1846—. 

Our  Arctic  province  :  Alaska  and  the  seal 
islands.  New  York,  1886.  8°.  2404 

- Report  on  the  seal-islands  of  Alaska.  Wash¬ 
ington,  1884.  4°.  (U.  S.  10  Census,  v.  8. )  — 3361 
-  Habits  of  the  fnr-seal.  39  pp.  (Goode,  G.  B.,  Fish¬ 
eries  and  fishery  industries  of  the  U.  S.  sect.  1,  p.  75.) 

Elliott,  Com.  Jesse  Duncan. 

Jarvis,  R.  Biographical  notice  of  Com. 
Jesse  D.  Elliott.  [Aram.]  1835.  4757 

-  Review  of  a  pamphlet  purporting  to  be 

documents  in  relation  to  the  differences  which 


subsisted  between  the  late  Com.  Oliver  H. 
Perry,  and  Capt.  Jesse  D.  Elliott.  1834. 
(Bound pamph.  v.  174.)  5924 

-  Wyatt,  T.  Com.  Elliott.  8  pp.  (In  his  Mem.  of 

generals,  p.  241.) 

Elliott,  Mrs.  Maud  Howe.  1855 — .  A  strike. 

9  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  14,  1888,  p.  843. ) 

Elliott,  Robert,  and  Stahlschmidt,  Jacob 
Edwin.  Ansichten  von  Ost-Indien,  China, 
und  den  ufern  des  Rothen  Meeres.  London, 
n.  d.  2  v.  4°.  .2462 

Elliott,  S.  B.  An  ex-brigadier.  11  pp.  (Har¬ 
per's  Mag.  v.  80,  1890,  p.  888. ) 

Elliott,  Brig.- Gen.  Stephen.  Hamilton,  J.  A. 

Stephen  Elliott.  6  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  9, 
1881,  p.  476;  v.  10,  1882,  p.  183.) 

Elliott,  Thomas.  Remarks  on  the  probable  site 

of  the  British  city  and  Roman  station  of  Anderida.  14  pp. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  27,  1877,  p.  152. )— Remarks 
on  the  ancient  course  of  the  river  Rottier.  11  pp. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  27,  1877,  p.  166.) 

Elliott.  See  also  Eliot. — Elliot. 

Elliott,  County,  Ky.  Diller,  J.  S.  Peridotite 
of  Elliott  county.  1887.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S. 
Oeol.  surv.  Bull.  v.  5,  no.  38. )  — 3553 

Ellipsoids.  Cayley,  A.  On  Gauss’  method  for 

the  attraction  of  ellipsoids ;  On  Laplace’s  method  for  the 
attraction  of  ellipsoids;  On  Rodrigues’  method  for  the 
attraction  of  ellipsoids.  22  pp.  (Coll,  mathemat.  papers, 
v.  3,  pp.  25,  53,  149.) — On  the  attraction  of  an  ellipsoid; 
On  the  attractions  of  ellipsoids  (Jacobi’s  method).  21  pp. 
(Coll,  mathemat.  papers,  v.  1,  pp.  432,  511.) 

Elliptic  functions.  See  Functions. 

Ellis,  Albert  Gallatin.  1800-85.  Life  and  public 

services  of  J.  D.  Doty.  9  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  5,  1868,  p.  369.)— Some  account  of  the  advent  of  the 
New  York  Indians  into  Wisconsin.  35  pp.  (Wis¬ 
consin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  2,  1856,  p.  415.) — Recollections  of 
Rev.  Eleazer  Williams.  32  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc. 
Coll.  v.  8, 1879,  p.  322.) — Fifty-four  years’  recollections  of 
men  and  events  in  Wisconsin.  62  pp.  (Wisconsin 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  7,  1876,  p.  207.)—“  Upper  Wisconsin  ” 
country.  18  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3, 1857, 
p.  435.) 

-  Draper,  L.  C.  [Notice  of  E.]  3  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist. 

Soc.  Coll.  v.  8,  1876,  p.  207.) 

Ellis,  Alexander  John.  1814-90. 

Early  English  pronunciation  with  especial 
reference  to  Shakspere  and  Chaucer,  v.  5. 
London,  1889.  8°.  ( Chaucer  Soc.  2  s.  no.  25. ) 

—2124 

The  same.  (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extra  s. 
no.  56. )  2124 

Note. — For  v.  1-4  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  English  dialects,  their  sounds  and  homes ; 

being  an  abridgment  of  the  author’s  “Exist¬ 
ing  phonology  of  English  dialects”  .  .  .  with 
a  selection  of  the  examples  reduced  to  the 
glossic  notation.  With  maps  of  the  dialect 
districts.  London,  1890.  8°.  (Eng.  Dialect 

Soc.  no.  60. )  —2163 

-  Reports  on  dialectal  work,  1885-87.  Lon¬ 
don,  1886-87.  2  nos.  8°.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc. 

nos.  49,  55.)  — 2163 

- Sommer,  O.  H.  Alex.  John  Ellis.  5  pp,  (Eng.  studien, 

v.  16,  1892,  p.  163.) 


1243 


ELLIS,  George 


ELLIS,  Lt.-Col.  Alfred  Burdon 


Ellis,  Lt.-Col.  Alfred  Burdon. 

Ewe-speaking  peoples  of  the  slave  coast  of 
West  Africa,  their  religion,  manners,  customs, 
laws,  etc.  London,  1890.  8°.  1416 

-  History  of  the  gold  coast  of  West  Africa. 

London,  1893.  8°.  3422 

-  Tshi-speaking  peoples  of  the  gold  coast  of 

West  Africa,  their  religion,  manners,  customs, 
laws,  languages,  etc.  London,  1887.  8°.  1415 

Ellis,  Alfred  Shelley.  On  the  manorial  history 

of  Clifton.  21  pp.  2  pi.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Trans.  v.  3,  1878-79,  p.  211.) — On  the  landholders  of 
Gloucestershire,  named  in  Domesday  book.  113  pp. 
( Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  4,  1879-80, 

p.  86.) 

Ellis,  Mrs.  Annie  Raine  (Ed.) 

Early  diary  of  Frances  Burney,  1768-78. 
See  Arblay,  Mme.  F.  B.  d\ 

Ellis,  Arthur  Ayres  (Ed. )  1830-87. 

Bentleii  Critica  sacra.  See  Bentley,  R. 

Ellis,  Celia.  Infant  teaching.  9  pp.  (London, 

Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  13,  p.  128. ) 

Ellis,  E.  H.  Memoir  of  Hon.  Henry  S.  Baird. 

18  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  7,  1876,  p.  426.) 

Ellis,  Edward  S. 

Camp-fires  of  Gen.  Lee,  from  the  Peninsula 
to  Appomattox  Court-house.  With  remin¬ 
iscences  of  the  march,  the  camp,  the  bivouac, 
and  of  personal  adventure.  Phila.  [1886].  12°. 

2655 

-  Life  of  Col.  David  Crockett.  Phila.  [1884]. 

12°.  3705 

Ellis,  Emily  Glade.  Fetish  of  charity.  22  pp. 

(  Westm.  Rev.  v.  135,  1891,  pp.  301,  373.) 

Ellis,  Frank  W. 

Physical  observations  during  the  Lady 
Franklin  Bay  expedition  of  1883.  See  Lamar, 
W.  H.,  and  Ellis,  F.  W.  (in  preceding  cata¬ 
logue). 

Ellis,  Franklin,  and  Evans,  Samuel.  History 
of  Lancaster  county,  Pa.,  with  biographical 
sketches  of  many  of  its  pioneers  and  promi¬ 
nent  men.  Illustr.  Phila.,  1883.  r.  8°.  3571 

Ellis,  Frederick  Startridge  (Ed.) 

Alphabetical  table  of  contents  to  Shelley’s 
Poetical  works.  London,  1888.  8°.  (Shelley 

Soc.  4  s.  no.  6. )  1313 

-  (Ed.)  Huth  library.  Catalogue  of  the 

printed  books,  MSS.,  autograph  letters,  and 
engravings,  collected  by  Henry  Huth,  with 
collations  and  bibliographical  descriptions. 
London,  1880.  5  v.  r.  8°.  W.  83 

Contents. 

A-Cyuile,  v.  1.  P-Tyros,  v.  4. 

D-Hynde,  v.  2.  U-Zwinglius,  v.  5. 

I-Oxinden,  v.  3.  Index  and  classification,  v.  5. 

-  (Ed. )  Lexical  concordance  to  the  Poetical 

works  of  Percy  Bysshe  Shelley.  London, 
1892.  4°.  1372 

Vol.  III.— 166. 


lllis,  George  (Ed. )  1745-1815. 

Specimens  of  the  early  English  poets ;  to 
which  is  prefixed,  an  historical  sketch  of  the 
rise  and  progress  of  the  English  poetry  and 
language.  5  ed.,  corrected.  London,  1845. 

3  v.  12°. 

1316 

Contents. 

Alexander,  W.,  1  Earl  of 

Greville,  F.,  1  Baron  Brook, 

Stirling,  v.  3. 

v.  2. 

Barbour,  J.  v.  1. 

Grimoald,  N.  v.  2. 

Barnes,  B.  v.  2. 

Habington,  W.  v.  3. 

Barnfield,  R.  v.  2. 

Hagthorpe,  J.  v.  3. 

Baron,  R.  v.  3. 

Hall,  Jno.  v.  2. 

Beaumont,  F.  v.  3. 

Hall,  Jno.  v.  3. 

Beaumont,  Sir  J.  v.  3. 

Hall,  Jos.  v.  2. 

Beedome,  T.  v.  3. 

Hannay,  P.  v.  3. 

Behn,  Mrs.  A.  v.  3, 

Harington,  Sir  J.  v.  2. 

Belchier,  D.  v.  3. 

Harington,  J.  v.  2. 

Berners,  J.  v.  1. 

Hawes,  S.  v.  1. 

Boleyn,  G.,  1  Viscount  Roch- 

Hay,  T.  v.  3. 

ford,  v.  2. 

Heath,  R.  v.  3. 

Brathwait,  R.  v.  3. 

Henry  VI,  King  of  England, 

Breton,  N.  v.  2. 

v.  1. 

Brome,  A.  v.  3. 

Henry  VIII,  King  of  Eng- 

Browne,  W.  v.  3. 

land,  v.  2. 

Burton,  R.  v.  3. 

Henry,  the  Minstrel,  v.  1. 

Campion,  T.  v.  3. 

Henrysoun,  R.  v.  1. 

Carew,  T.  v.  3. 

Herbert,  E.,  1  Baron  Her- 

Cartwright,  W.  v.  3. 

bert  of  Cherbury,  v.  3. 

Chapman,  G.  v.  2. 

Herbert,  G.  v.  3. 

Chaucer,  G.  v.  1. 

Herbert,  W.,  3  Earl  of  Pem- 

Clapperton,  ( — ),  v.  2. 

broke,  v.  3. 

Cokain,  Sir  A.  v.  3. 

Herrick,  R.  v.  3. 

Collop,  J.  v.  3. 

Heywood,  J.  v.  2. 

Constable,  H.  v.  2. 

Heywood,  T.  v.  3. 

Cotton,  C.  v.  3. 

Howard,  H.,  2  Earl  of  Sur- 

Cowley,  A.  v.  3. 

rey,  v.  2. 

Crashaw,  R.  v.  3. 

Howard,  Sir  R.  v.  3. 

Daniel,  S.  v.  2. 

James  I,  King  of  England, 

D’Avenant,  Sir  W.  v.  3. 

v.  3. 

Davie,  A.  v.  1. 

James  I,  King  of  Scotland, 

Davis,  Sir  J.  v.  2. 

v.  1. 

Davison,  F.  v.  3. 

Johnstoun,  P.  v.  1. 

Delaune,  H.  v.  3. 

Jonson,  B.  v.  2. 

Denham,  Sir  J.  v.  3. 

Kendall,  T.  v.  2. 

Devereux,  R.,  2  Earl  of  Es- 

Kennedy,  W.  v.  1. 

sex,  v.  2. 

Kinaston,  Sir  F.  v.  3 . 

Digby,  G.,  2  Earl  of  Bristol, 

King,  H.  v.  3. 

'  v.  3. 

Langland,  R.  v.  1. 

Digby,  Sir  K.  v.  3. 

Lindsay,  Sir  D.  v.  2. 

Donne,  J.  v.  2. 

Lluellyn,  M.  v.  3. 

Douglas,  G.  v.  1. 

Lodge,  T.  v.  2. 

Drayton,  M.  v.  2. 

Lovelace,  R.  v.  2. 

Drummond,  W.  v.  3. 

Lydgate,  J.  v.  1. 

Dryden,  J.  v.  3. 

Lylie,  J.  v.  2. 

Dunbar,  W.  v.  1. 

Mannyng,  R.  v.  1. 

Dyer,  Sir  E.  v.  2. 

Marlowe,  C.  v.  2. 

Edwards,  R.  v.  2. 

Marvell,  A.  v.  3. 

Elizabeth,  Queen  of  Eng- 

May,  T.  v.  3. 

land,  v.  2, 

Mayne,  J.  v.  3. 

Fane,  Sir  F.  v.  3. 

Mennis,  Sir  J.  v.  3. 

Fanshaw,  Sir  R.  v.  3. 

Mersar,  (— ),  v.  1. 

Flatman,  T.  v.  3. 

Milton,  J.  v.  3. 

Fleckno,  R.  v.  3. 

Murray,  D.  v.  3. 

Fletcher,  G.  v.  3. 

Nabbes,  T.  v.  3. 

Fletcher,  J.  v.  3. 

Norton,  T.  v.  2. 

Fletcher,  P.  v.  3. 

Peacliam,  H.  v.  2. 

Fowler,  W.  v.  2. 

Prestwieh,  E.  v.  3. 

Freeman,  T.  v.  3. 

Puttenham,  W.  v.  2. 

Gascoigne,  G.  v.  2. 

Quarles,  F.  v.  3. 

Gifford,  H.  v.  2. 

Raleigh,  Sir  W.  v.  2. 

Glapthorne,  H.  v.  3. 

Randolph,  T.  v.  3. 

Godolphin,  S.  v.  3. 

Robert,  of  Gloucester,  v.  1. 

Gomersall,  R.  v.  3. 

Roy,  W.  v.  2. 

Googe,  B.  v.  2. 

Sandys,  G.  v.  3. 

Gower,  J.  v.  1. 

Schaw,  Q.  v.  1. 

Green,  R.  v.  2. 

Scot,  A.  v.  2, 

ELLIS,  George 


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Sedley,  Sir  C.  v.  3. 

Tusser,  T.  v.  2. 

Shakspeare,  W.  v.  2. 

Vaughan,  H.  v.  3. 

Sheppard,  S.  v.  3. 

Vaux,  T.,  Lord,  v.  2. 

Sherburne,  Sir  E.  v.  3. 

Veel,  R.  v.  3. 

Shirley,  J.  v.  3. 

Vere,  E.,  11  Earl  of  Oxford, 

Sidney,  Sir  P.  v.  2. 

v.  2. 

Skelton,  J.  v.  2. 

Waller,  E.  v.  3. 

Smith,  J.  v.  3. 

Walton,  I.  v.  3. 

Smith,  W.  v.  2. 

Warner,  W.  v.  2. 

Southwell,  R.  v.  2. 

Wastel,  S.  v.  2. 

Spenser,  E.  v.  2. 

Watson,  T.  v.  2. 

Stanley,  T.  v.  3. 

Willoby,  H.  v.  2. 

Stevenson,  M.  v.  3. 

Wilmot,  J.,  2  Earl  of  Roches¬ 

Still,  J.  v.  2. 

ter,  v.  3. 

Strode,  W.  v.  3. 

Wither,  G.  v.  3. 

Suckling,  Sir  J.  v.  3. 

Wothen,  Sir  H.  v.  2. 

Sylvester,  J.  v.  2. 

Wyatt,  Sir  T.  v.  2. 

Tatham,  J.  v.  3. 

Wyntown,  A.  v.  1. 

Turbervile,  G.  v.  2. 

Yloop,  v.  2. 

Note. — Besides  specimens  of  the  poetry  of  163  writers 
born  between  1230  and  1650,  an  historical  shetch  of  each 
period,  an  outline  of  the  literary  character  of  each  reign, 
notices  of  the  several  writers,  and  chronological  lists  of 
the  poets  are  given  in  this  work. 

-  and  others.  Criticisms  on  the  Rolliad,  pt.  1, 

6  ed. ;  pt.  2,  3  ed.  London,  1787-90.  2  v.  8°. 

( Pamphlets ,  v.  17,  30.)  3126 

Ellis,  George  Edward,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.  1814-94. 

Puritan  age  and  rule  in  the  Colony  of  the 
Massachusetts  bay,  1629-85.  Boston,  1888.  8°. 

2613 

-  Address.  15  pp.  ( Memorial  of  John  Harvard,  p.  5.) 

—Jeremy  Belknap.  15  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  67, 1891, 
p.  643.) — Las  C’asas,  and  the  relations  of  the  Spaniards 
to  the  Indians.  50  pp.  (Winsor,  J.,  Narrat.  and  crit. 
hist,  of  America,  v.  2,  p.  299.) — Reconstruction  of  his¬ 
tory.  4  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  15,  1886,  p.  555.)  — 
Hutchinson’s  Diary:  second  volume.  6  pp.  (At¬ 
lant.  Monthly,  v.  58,  1886,  p.  561.)— Sentiment  of  inde¬ 
pendence,  its  growth  and  consummation.  44  pp. 
(Winsor,  J.,  Narrat.  and  crit.  hist,  of  America,  v.  6,  p.  231.) 
— Life  of  John  Mason,  of  Connecticut.  132  pp.  (Sparks, 
J.,  Am.  biog.  2  s.  v.  3,  p.  307.)— Religious  element  in  the 
settlement  of  New  England.  Puritans  and  Separatists 
in  England.  38  pp.  (Winsor,  J.,  Narrat.  and  crit.  hist,  of 
America,  v.  3,  p.  219.) — Park  mail’s  French  coloni¬ 
zation  and  empire  in  North  America.  15  pp.  (Mag. 
Am.  Hist.  v.  2,  1878,  p.  86.)  —  Landed  gentry  in  the 
United  States.  5  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  9, 1883,  p.  340.) 

-  Historical  introduction  to  Bacon’s  Dic¬ 
tionary  of  Boston.  See  Bacon,  E.  M. 

-  Red  man  and  the  white  man.  3  pp.  (Rev.  of  in 

Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  50,  1882,  p.  560.) 

Ellis,  George  James  Welbore  Agar,  Baron 
Dover.  1797-1833. 

Dissertation  on  the  manner  and  period  of 
the  death  of  Richard  II,  King  of  England, 
[n.  t.  p.]  [London,  1832.]  8°.  (  With  Hill,  R., 
Home  colonies. )  3155 

-  Life  of  Frederic  II,  King  of  Prussia.  New 

York,  1832.  2  v.  18°.  ( Harper’s  Fam.  Libr. 

nos.  41,  42. )  4347 

-  Sketch  of  the  life  of  Horace  Walpole,  Earl  of  Ox¬ 
ford.  24  pp.  (Walpole,  H.,  4  Earl  of  Oxford,  Letters,  v.  1, 
1840,  p.  xxv. ) 

-  (Ed.)  Ellis  correspondence.  Letters  writ¬ 
ten  during  1686,  87,  88,  and  addressed  to  John 
Ellis,  Secretary  to  the  Commissioners  of  His 
Majesty’s  revenue  in  Ireland :  comprising 
many  particulars  of  the  Revolution  .  .  .  Ed. 


from  the  originals,  with  notes  and  a  preface. 
London,  1829.  2  v.  8°.  3851 

Ellis,  Havelock.  See  Ellis,  Henry  Havelock. 
Ellis,  Sir  Henry.  1777-1869.  Notices  of  Richard 

Curteys,  Bp.  of  Chichester,  1570-82.  6  pp.  (Sussex  Ar- 
chaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  10,  1858,  p.  53.)— Compositions  for 
knighthood,  temp.  Charles  I.  7  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Coll.  v.  16,  1864,  p.  45.) 

-  (Ed.)  Inventories  of  goods,  etc.,  in  the  manor  of 

Uheseworth,  Sedgwick,  and  other  parks.  9  pp.  (Sus¬ 
sex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  13,  1861,  p.  118.) — (Ed.)  Com¬ 
missioners  of  sewers  for  the  Lewes  levels*.  5  pp. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  10,  1858,  p.  95.) — (Ed.) 
Lease  of  the  free  chapel  of  Midhurst,  in  1514.  3  pp. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3,  1850,  p.  23.) — (Ed.)  In¬ 
ventory  of  goods,  etc.,  belonging  to  the  Lord  Admiral, 
at  the  manor  place  of  Sheffield,  and  in  the  forest  of 
Worth,  A.  D.  1549.  5  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 

v.  13,  1861,  p.  127.) — (Ed.)  Certificate  concerning  the 
justice  of  peace  in  Sussex  in  1587.  3  pp.  (Sussex  Ar¬ 
chaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  2,  1849,  p.  58.) 

-  (Ed.)  Observations  on  popular  antiquities. 

See  Brand,  J. 

Ellis,  Henry  Havelock.  Heine.  14  pp.  (Heine, 

C.  J.  H.,  Prose  writings,  p.  vii.) 

-  ( Ed. )  Contemporary  science  series.  Lon¬ 
don  [1889J-93.  6  V.  12°. 

Contents.  Tunzelmann,  Q.  W.  de.  Electricity  in 
modern  life. — Weismann,  A.  Germ-plasm:  a  theory 
of  heredity.— Moll,  A.  Hypnotism. — Letourneau,  C. 
Evolution  of  marriage  and  of  the  family. — Mercier,  C. 
Sanity  and  insanity.— Hull,  E.  "Volcanoes. 

-  (Ed.)  Prose  writings  of  Heinrich  Heine. 

See  Heine,  C.  J.  H. 

Ellis,  Humphrey,  D.  D.  — 1676. 

Pseudo  Christus ;  or,  a  true  .  .  .  relation  of 
the  grand  impostures  .  . .  lately  spread  abroad 
and  acted  in  the  county  of  Southampton,  by 
Wm.  Frankelin  and  Mary  Gadbury  and  their 
companions.  London,  1650.  sm.  4°.  (Com¬ 
monwealth  tracts ,  v.  3. )  4555 

Ellis,  J.  B.  (Ed.) 

Journal  of  mycology.  See  Journal  of  my¬ 
cology. 

-  and  Everliart,  Benjamin  Matlock.  North 

American  pyrenomycetes :  a  contribution  to 
mycologic  botany.  With  original  illustrations 
by  F.  W.  Anderson.  Newfield,  1892.  8°.  — 2663 
Ellis,  John. 

Ellis,  G.  J.  W.  A.,  1  Baron  Dover  (Ed.) 
Ellis  correspondence.  Letters  written  during 
1686,  87,  88,  and  addressed  to  John  Ellis,  Sec¬ 
retary  to  the  Commissioners  of  His  Majesty’s 
revenue  in  Ireland.  1829,  2  v.  3851 

-  Prideaux,  H.  Letters  to  John  Ellis.  1875. 

( Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  no.  15. )  1594 

Ellis,  John.  1710-76.  Extracts  from  an  his¬ 
torical  account  of  coffee.  30  pp.  2  pi.  (Fothergill,  J., 
Works,  p.  383.) 

Ellis,  Rev.  John  Henry  (Ed.) 

Registers  of  Stourton,  county  Wilts,  1570- 
1800.  London,  1887.  r.  8°.  (Harleian  Soc. 
Pub.  Registers,  v.  12.)  2513 

Ellis,  Mary.  Petition  for  the  collection  of  a 

debt  in  1790.  2  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  20,  1888,  p.  420.) 


ELLIS,  Robinson 


1245 


ELM,  Switzerland 


Ellis,  Robinson,  LL.  D.  1834 — .  Catulliana. 

5  pp.  ( Philologus ,  v.  51,  1892,  p.  146.)— Ad  C’iecronis 
Kpist  ulus.  2  pp.  ( Philologus ,  v.  54,  1895,  p.  746.) — De 
codice  Prlapeornm  Vaticano  2876.  10  pp.  ( Rhei - 
nisch.  nuts.  n.  s.  v.  43,  1888,  p.  258.) — Euripideum.  1  p. 
( Hermes ,  v.  20,  1885,  p.  496.)—  Coniectanea  in  poetas 
Latinos.  5  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  52,  1893,  p.  484.) 

-  (Ed.)  Orientii  Carmina.  See  Orientius, 

St.,  Bp.  of  Auch. 

Ellis,  Mrs.  Sarah  Stickney.  — 1872. 

Wives  of  England,  their  relative  duties, 
domestic  influence,  and  social  obligations. 
New  York,  1843.  8°.  (Omnibus  of  modern 

romance,  v.  7. )  1291 

-  Women  of  England,  their  social  duties, 

and  domestic  habits.  New  York,  1839.  12°. 

—1374 

Ellis,  Tristram  James.  Boats  on  the  Tagus. 

6  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  77,  1888,  p.  863.) — Hierapolis 
and  its  white  terrace.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  79,  1889, 
p.  687.) 

Ellis,  Rev.  William.  1794-1872.  Brief  notice  of 

China  and  Siam,  and  of  the  labours  of  Protestant  mis¬ 
sionaries  in  these  and  adjacent  countries.  64  pp.  (Gutz- 
laff,  C.,  Joum.  of  3  voyages  along  the  coast  of  Chum,  p.  1.) 

Ellis,  William.  1880-81. 

Philo-Socrates.  London,  1864.  4  v.  12°. 

2201 

Contents.  On  hanking',  v.  3. — On  belief,  misbelief, 
disbelief,  and  unbelief,  v.  2. — On  the  Bible  in  relation 
to  adults,  v.  2.— On  borrowing  and  lending,  v.  3. — 
Among  the  boys,  v.  1,  3. — On  certainties  and  prob¬ 
abilities,  v.  3. — On  character,  v.  1. — On  some  essentials 
of  Christianity,  v.  2. — On  good  Christians,  v.  2. — 
On  professing  Christians,  v.  2. — On  combined  action, 
v.  3. — On  conduct,  v.  1.— On  the  desirable  and  the 
practicable,  v.  4.— On  duty  and  conscience,  v.  4.— On 
economy,  v.  1.— On  expenditure,  v.  3. —On  good 
and  evil,  v.  4. — On  government,  v.  3. — Among  the 
Hindoos,  v.  4.  —  On  hiring  and  letting,  v.  3.  —  On 
honesty,  v.  1.— On  individual  action,  v.  3.— On  in¬ 
dustry,  v.  1.  —  On  intelligence,  v.  1.  —  On  inter¬ 
change,  v.  1. — On  labour-buying,  v.  1.— On  labour¬ 
selling,  v.  1.— On  laws,  morals,  and  religion,  v.  4.— On 
missionaries,  v.  4. — On  money,  v.  1. — On  the  New 
Testament  as  a  school-book,  v.  2.— On  the  Old  Testa¬ 
ment  as  a  school-book,  v.  2.— On  paper-money,  v.  3. 
—On  the  past,  the  present,  and  the  future,  v.  4. — On 
pleasures  and  pains,  v.  4.— On  price,  v.  1. — On  pub¬ 
lic  spirit,  v.  4. — On  the  reasoning  faculties,  v.  4. — 
On  religious  education,  v.  2. — On  posthumous  re¬ 
wards  and  punishments,  v.  4. — On  right  and  wrong, 
v.  4.--On  self-discipline,  v.  3.— On  the  supernatural, 
v.  4. — On  taxation  as  a  means  of  procuring  other  ad¬ 
vantages  besides  those  of  good  government;  and  on 
some  substitutes  of  taxation,  v.  3. — On  taxation  as  a 
means  of  procuring  protection  and  other  advantages  of 
good  government,  v.  3.— Among  the  teachers,  v.  2. — On 
theologico-intelligence,  v.  2.  —  On  theologico 
morality,  v.  2.  On  tolerance  and  intolerance,  v.  2. 
— On  truthfulness,  v.  2. — On  weights  and  measures, 
v.  1. 

Ellis,  William  Smith.  1817-90.  Budgen’s  un¬ 
official  heraldic  visitation  of  Sussex,  1724.  16  pp.  (Sussex 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  25,  1873,  p.  85.) — On  the  origin  of 
the  family  of  Dodson  of  Hurstpierpoint.  10  pp.  1  pi. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  33,  1883,  p.  39.)— Observa¬ 
tions  on  the  Earls  of  Eu,  and  some  of  their  presumed 
descendants.  6  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  10, 
1858,  p.  63.) — Some  notes  on  the  Grover  family.  6  pp. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  37,  1890,  p.  133.)— Descent 
of  the  manor  of  Hurst-Pierpoint,  and  of  its  lords. 
39  pp.  1  pi.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  11, 1859,  p.  50.) 


— Early  Sussex  armory .  10pp.  1  pi.  (Sussex  Archaeol. 
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Sussex  families.  16  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  24,  1872,  p.  25.)— On  the  origin  of  the  arms  of  some  Sus¬ 
sex  families.  41  pp.  2  pi.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  6,  1853,  p.  71 ;  v.  37,  1890,  p.  17.) 

- (Ed.)  Subsidy  roll,  collected  within  the  rape  of  Eewes, 

19  James  I,  A.  D.  1621.  18  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc. 
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terbury,  preserved  at  Somerset  House.  17  pp.  (Sussex 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  28,  1878,  p.  180.) 

-  [Notice  of  E.]  4  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 

v.  38,  1892,  p.  189.) 

Ellis  correspondence.  See  Ellis,  G.  J.  W.  A., 
1  Baron  Dover. 

Ellis  family.  Ellis,  G.  J.  W.  A.,  1  Baron  Dover. 

Account  of  the  family  of  Ellis.  16  pp.  (In  his  Ellis 
correspondence,  v.  1,  p.  ix.) 

Ellison,  Thomas,  Jr.  New  York  pending  the 

Revolution.  7  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  8,  1882,  p.  279.) 

Elliston,  Robert  William.  Archer,  W.  Robert 

Wm.  Elliston.  32  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L., 
Actors  arid  actresses,  v.  2,  p.  159.) 

Ellman,  Rev.  Edward  Boys.  1816 — .  Family 

names  in  Berwick,  from  1606  to  1812.  8  pp.  (Sussex  Ar¬ 
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- Monumental  inscriptions.  Berwick.  2  pp.  (Sus¬ 
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Ellman,  Ernest  (Ed.)  Crawley  monumental 

inscriptions.  3  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  24, 
1872,  p.  301.)— (Ed. )  Iiield  monumental  inscrip¬ 
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p.  214.)  —  (Ed.)  Rusper  monumental  inscrip¬ 
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p.  220.) 

-  Sussex  tradesmen’s  tokens  of  the  17  cen¬ 
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Ellmer,  W.  Ueber  die  quellen  der  Reim- 
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1888,  pp.  1,  291.) 

Ellora,  India.  Seely,  J.  B.  Wonders  of  Elora. 
1825.  1435 

-  Grind  lay.  R.  M.  Account  of  some  sculptures  in  the 

cave  temples  of  E.;  Observations  on  the  sculptures  in 
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Ellwanger,  Henry  B.  Old  and  new  roses. 

9  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  4,  1883,  p.  350.) 

Ellwood,  Reuben. 

Hopkins,  A.  J.,  and  others.  Memorial  ad¬ 
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Ellwood,  delivered  in  the  House  of  Repre¬ 
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Ellwood,  Thomas.  1629-1713.  Relations  with 

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-  Webb,  Mrs.  M.  The  Penns  and  Pening- 

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v.  6,  p.  37.) 

Ellzey,  M.  G.  Fox-hunting  in  Virginia.  25  pp. 

(Shields,  G.  O.,  Big  game  of  N.  America,  p.  523.) 

Elm,  Switzerland.  Pole,  W.  The  Bergsturz  at 

E.  9  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  30,  1881,  p.  730.) 


ELMENHORST,  Geverhard 


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Elmenliorst,  Geverhard.  — 1621.  Notae  ad 

Gennadium.  45  pp.  (Oehler,  F.,  Corpus  haeres.  v.  1, 
p.  356.) 

Elmer,  Ebenezer,  M.  D.  1762-1843.  Journal. 

6  pp.  (Cook,  F.,  Journ.  of  the  military  exped.  of  Sullivan, 

p.  80.) 

Elmer,  Herbert  Childs,  Ph.  D. 

Copulative  conjunctions  que ,  et,  atque  in 
the  inscriptions  of  the  Republic,  in  Terence, 
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Elmer,  Jonathan.  Elmer,  L.  Q.  C.  Jonathan 
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Elmer,  Lucius  Quintus  Cincinnatus.  1793-1883. 
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1845,  and  reminiscences  of  the  bench  and  bar, 
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p.  443.) 

Elmes,  Harvey  Lonsdale.  Kilpin,  J.  T.  The 

late  Mr.  Elmes  and  St.  George’s  Hall.  20  pp.  (Lanca¬ 
shire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  9, 1869,  p.  233.) 

Elmes,  James.  1782-1862. 

Memoirs  of  the  life  and  works  of  Sir  Chris¬ 
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of  architecture  in  England  .  .  .  and  an  appen¬ 
dix  of  authentic  documents.  London,  1823. 
4°.  4771 

-  Metropolitan  improvements ;  or,  London 

in  the  nineteenth  century :  displayed  in  a 
series  of  engravings  .  .  .  from  original  draw¬ 
ings  ...  by  Thos.  H.  Shepherd.  With  histori¬ 
cal,  topographical,  and  critical  illustrations. 
London,  1827.  4°.  1523 

Elmet,  Kingdom  of.  See  Yorkshire. 

Elmira,  N.  Y.  New  York  State  Reformatory 
at  Elmira.  Seventeenth  year  book,  containing 
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-  Winter,  A.  Neuyorker  staatliche  besserungsanstalt 

zu  E.  11  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  1,  p.  527.) 

Elmley,  Viscount.  See  Lygon,  F. 

Elmore,  Franklin  Harper.  Perry,  B.  F.  Frank¬ 
lin  H.  Elmore.  5  pp.  (In  his  Reminiscences  of  public 
men,  p.  99.) 

Elmore,  England.  Maclean,  Sir  J.  Elmore 

and  the  family  of  Guise.  30  pp.  1  pi.  (Bristol  and  Glou- 
cest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  3,  1878-79,  p.  49.) 

See  also  Gloucestershire. 

Elmsley,  Peter,  D.  D.  1773-1825.  Praefatio  ad 

Heraclidas.  2  pp.  (Euripides,  Opera  omnia,  cur.  A.  et 
J.  M.  Duncan,  v.  6,  p.  i.) 

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clis  tragoedias  septem  e  codice  MS.  Lauren- 
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Elmslie,  W.  Gray.  First  chapter  of  Genesis. 

16  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  52,  1887,  p.  815.) — Revised  Olrt 
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Elnard,  de  Seninghem.  Bonvarlet,  A.  Un  mot 

sur  E.  5pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Bull.  1857-61,  p.  1085.) 

Elnbogen.  See  Elbogen. 


Elne,  France.  Tourret,  G.  M.  Les  anciens 

missels  du  diocese  d’E.  66  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France, 
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Elocution. 

Rutilius  Lupus,  P.  De  flguris  sententi- 
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Romani  et  Julii  Rufiniani  de  eodem  argu- 
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-  Sheppard,  N.  Before  an  audience ;  or, 

the  use  of  the  will  in  public  speaking.  1888. 

1244 

-  Sheridan,  T.  Lectures  on  the  art  of 

reading.  1775,  2  v.  1256 

- A«|uila  Romanns.  De  figuris  sententiarum  et  elocu¬ 
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C.  H.  Frotscher,  p.  184.) — Hermann,  G.  De  differentia 
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See  also  Eloquence.  —  Expression. —  Gesture. — 
Oratory.  —  Preaching'.  —  Public  speaking;.  — 
Rhetoric.— Voice. 

Elocution,  Selections  for  recitations,  etc. 

Firth,  A.  Voices  for  the  speechless. 
Selections  for  schools  and  private  reading. 
1883.  2207 

-  Garrett,  P.,  and  Co.  (Pubs.)  One  hun¬ 
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1878.  2296 

— —  Peaslee,  J.  B.  Trees  and  tree-planting. 
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-  Rice,  S.  S.  (Ed.)  Holiday  selections  for 

readings  and  recitations.  1892.  1326 

- Selections  on  trees  for  Arbor  day  celebrations.  20  pp. 

(U.  S.  Education,  Bureau  of,  Planting  trees  in  school 
grounds,  p.  45.) 

Eloge  de  l’enfer.  2v.  Benard,  ( — ).  [ Attributed 
to.]  —4232 

Eloge  de  Pierre  Corneille.  Bailly,  J.  S.  4793 
Eloge  de  Pierre  Corneille.  Fabre,  M.  J.  V.  4704 

Elogio  del  Conte  Alessandro  Volta.  Mocchetti, 
F.  4703 

Eloi,  St. ,  Bp.  of  Noyon. 

Wirtz,  E.  Lautliche  untersuchung  der 
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-  Rapst,  C.  G.  Vie  de  St.  E.  8  pp.  (Rev.  archeol.  3  s. 

v.  7,  1886,  p.  208.) 

Eloisa.  See  Abailard,  P.,  and  Heloise. 
Eloquence. 

Amiel,  E.  Eloquence  sous  les  Cesars. 
1864.  3214 

-  Boinvilliers,  E.  E.  F.  Principes  et  mor- 

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1238 

-  Cucheval,  V.  Histoire  de  l’eloquence 

latine  depuis  l’origine  de  Rome  jusqu’a  Cice- 
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See  also  Elocution.  —  Oratory.  —  Preaching.  — 
Rhetoric. 

Eloquence  of  the  British  Senate.  2  v.  Hazlitt, 
W.  2214 

Elora.  See  Ellora. 

Elphege,  St.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  See  iElflieah, 
or  Goawine,  St.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury. 
Elpliinstone,  Arthur,  6  Baron  Balmerino. 

Whole  proceedings  in  the  House  of  Peers, 
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Kilmarnock,  George,  Earl  of  Cromertie,  and 
Arthur,  Lord  Balmerino,  for  high  treason. 
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Elpliinstone,  John,  2  Baron  Balmerino.  — 1649. 
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3415 

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See  also  Edin.  Rev.  v.  160, 1884,  p.  116 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  157, 
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Elpis,  Wife  of  Boethius.  6  cent.  Hymni.  1  p. 

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Elsie  Vernier.  Holmes,  O.  W.,  Works,  v.  5. 

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Elton,  Sir  Arthur  Hallam.  1818-83.  Clevedon 
court,  11  pp.  1  pi.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat. 
Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  27,  1882,  p.  1.) 

Elton,  Sir  Charles  Abraham.  1778-1853.  Dis¬ 
sertation  on  the  life  and  sera,  the  poems  and  mythology, 
of  Hesiod.  62  pp.  (Hesiodus,  Remains,  p.  xv.) 

-  (Tr.)  Remains  of  Hesiod.  See  Hesiodus 

(in  preceding  catalogue). 

Elton,  Charles  Isaac.  1839—.  Early  forms  of 

landholding.  18  pp.  {Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  1,  1886,  p.  427.) — 
The  Roman  house  at  Whitestaunton.  6  pp.  (Somer¬ 
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p.  98.) 

-  and  Elton,  Mary  Augusta.  The  great 

book-collectors.  London,  1893.  8°.  (Pollard, 
A.  W.,  Books  about  books.)  W. 37 

Elton,  Oliver.  1861 — . 

Introduction  to  Michael  Drayton.  Man¬ 
chester,  1895.  8°.  (Spenser  Soc.)  1314 

-  ( Tr. )  First  nine  books  of  the  Danish  his¬ 
tory  of  Saxo  Grammaticus.  See  Saxo  Gram¬ 
maticus. 

Elucidarimn  and  other  tracts  in  Welsh.  J  ones, 
J.  M.,  and  Rhys,  J.  (Eds.)  (Anecdota  Oxon. 
Med.  and  Mod.  S.  pt.  6. )  3114 

Elnra.  See  Ellora. 

El  verclugo.  11  pp.  Balzac,  H.  de,  (Euvres 

compl.  v.  16,  p.  215. 


ELYERSELE,  Belgium 


1248 


ELY,  Isle  of 


Elversele,  Belgium.  Potter,  F.  de,  and  Broe- 

ckaert,  J.  Elversele.  32  pp.  (In  their  Geschiedenis  van 
de  gemeenten  der  provincie  Oost-Ylaanderen,  3  s.  v.  2.) 

El  vert,  Christian,  Ritter  d\  Biermann,  G. 

Christian  Ritter  d’Elvert.  7  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d. 
Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  31,  1893,  p.  299.) 

Elves,  The.  18  pp.  Tieck,  J.  L.  (Carlyle,  T., 

Trs.from  the  German,  v.  3,  p.  220.) 

Elvin,  Rev.  Charles  Robert  Stebbing. 

Records  of  Walmer,  together  with  “the 
three  castles  that  keep  the  Downs.”  Illustr. 
with  photo-engravings  and  maps.  London, 
1890.  4°.  2532 

Elvira,  Council  of.  Duchesne,  L.  M.  O.  Concile 

d’Elvire  et  les  flamines  chr^tiens.  16  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole 
des  hautes  etudes,  v.  73,  p.  159.) 

Elwangen,  Monastery.  Pappenheim,  M.  von. 
Chronicon  Elwangense,  1095-1477.  18  pp.  (Freher,  M., 
Rer.  German,  script,  v.  1,  p.  673.) 

Elwes,  Alfred,  Ph.  D.  ( Tr. ) 

Giulio  Branchi.  The  story  of  a  Tuscan, 
related  by  himself.  London,  1857.  8°.  2336 

-  ( Tr. )  From  Benguella  to  the  territory  of 

Yacca.  See  Capello,  H.,  and  Ivens,  R. 

Elwes,  Dudley  George  Cary.  Parish  of  South 

Bersted,  Co.,  Sussex.  17  pp.  1  pi.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc. 
Coll.  v.  24,  1872,  p.  166.) 

-  and  Lower,  Mark  Antony.  Notices  of 

the  parish  of  South  Bersted.  14  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Coll.  v.  25,  1873,  p.  112.) 

-  and  Robinson,  Rev.  Charles  John.  His¬ 
tory  of  the  castles,  mansions,  and  manors  of 
western  Sussex.  With  original  illustrations. 
Pt.  1.  London,  1876.  4°.  2542 

Elwes,  Robert  Harvey  Munro  ( Tr. )  1853 — . 
Chief  works  of  Benedict  de  Spinoza.  See 
Spinoza,  B.  de  (in  preceding  catalogue). 
Elwin,  Rev.  Whitwell.  Pope’s  Works.  Elwin 

and  Courthope.  24  pp.  ( Quart.  Rev.  v.  152,  1881,  p.  462.) 

Elwood,  G.  De  Witt.  Hastings,  S.  D.  Memoir 

ofE.  6  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  6,  1872,  p.  87.) 

El  worthy,  Frederic  Thomas. 

West  Somerset  word-book.  A  glossary  of 
dialectal  and  archaic  words  and  phrases  used 
in  the  west  of  Somerset  and  east  Devonshire. 
London,  1886.  8°.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  50. ) 

—2163 

- On  west  Somerset  patois.  16  pp.  (Somersetshire 

Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  22,  1877,  p.  31.) — 
Notes  on 'Wellington.  92  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol. 
and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  38,  1892,  p.  220.) 

-  and  Hobhouse,  Edmund,  D.  D.  Witham 

friary.  30  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist. 
Soc.  Proc.  v.  39,  1893,  p.  1.) 

Ely,  Richard  Theodore,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D.  1854 — . 
Labor  movement  in  America.  New  York 

[1886].  p.  8°.  —1398 

The  same.  New  ed.,  revised  and  enlarged. 
New  York  [1890].  p.  8°.  — 1372 

-  Past  and  present  of  political  economy. 

Baltimore,  1884.  8°.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and  polit.  sci. 
2  s.  no.  3. )  4653 


-  Problems  of  to-day :  a  discussion  of  pro¬ 
tective  tariffs,  taxation,  and  monopolies.  New 
York  [1888].  12°.  —1398 

-  Recent  American  socialism.  Baltimore, 

1885.  8°.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

studies  in  hist,  and  polit.  sci.  3  s.  no.  4. )  4653 

-  Report  of  the  organization  of  the  American 

Economic  Association.  Baltimore,  1886.  8°. 
(Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Pub.  v.  1,  no.  1.)  — 4376 

-  Report  of  the  proceedings  of  the  American 

Economic  Association,  third  annual  meeting, 
Phila.,  Dec.  26-29,  1888.  Baltimore,  1889.  8°. 
(Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Pub.  v.  4,  no.  4.)  —4376 

-  Socialism.  An  examination  of  its  nature, 

its  strength,  and  its  weakness,  with  sugges¬ 
tions  for  social  reform.  New  York,  1894. 
p.  8°.  (In  his  Libr.  of  economics  and  politics, 
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-  Proceedings  of  the  second  annual  meeting  of  the 

American  Economic  Association,  Boston  and 
Cambridge,  May  21-25,  1887.  33  pp.  (Am.  Econ.  Assoc. 
Pub.y.  3,  no.  3,  p.  43.)— Economic  evils  in  American 
railway  methods.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  73,  1886, 
p.  450.) — Arbitration.  12  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  143, 

1886,  p.  317.) — Future  of  corporations.  8pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  v.  75,  1887,  p.  259.) — Growth  of  corporations.  9  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  75,  1887,  p.  71.) — Nature  and  signifi¬ 
cance  of  corporations.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  74,  1887, 
p.  970.)—  Conditions  of  industrial  peace.  7pt>.  (Forum, 
v.  3,  1887,  p.  638.)— Inheritance  of  property.  13  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  153,  1891,  p.  54.) — Labor  organiza¬ 
tions.  9  pp.  (Forum,  v.  2,  1886,  p.  50.) — Programme  for 
labor  reform.  14  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  17,  1890,  p.  938.) 
—Pauperism  in  the  United  States.  15  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  152,  1891,  p.  395.) — Political  economy  in 
America.  7  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  144,  1887,  p.  113.)— Re¬ 
form  of  rail  way  abuses.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  73, 

1886,  p.  571.)— Nature  ot  the  railway  problem.  8  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  73,  1886,  p.  250.)— Social  studies. 
49  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  73,  1886,  pp.  250,  450,  571 ;  v.  74, 

1887,  p.  970;  v.  75,  1887,  pp.  71,  259.)  —  Socialism  in 
America.  7  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  142,  1886,  p.  519.) — Sup¬ 
plementary  report  on  taxat  ion  in  Maryland.  108  pp. 
(Poe,  J.  P.,  and  others,  Report  of  the  Md.  Tax  Comm.  Jan. 

1888,  p.  93.)— Telegraph  monopoly.  10  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  149,  1889,  p.  44.) 

-  (Ed.  Library  of  economics  and  politics. 

v.  1-6,  13.  New  York  [1893-97].  7  v.  p.  8°. 

—1372 

Contents.  Warner,  A.  G.  American  charities,  v.  4. 
— Addams,  J.  (Ed.)  Hull-house  maps  and  papers,  v.  5. 
— Wines,  F.  H.  Punishment  and  reformation, 
v.  6.— Ely,  R.  T.  Socialism,  v.  3. — Trent,  W.  P.  South¬ 
ern  statesmen  of  the  old  regime,  v.  13. — Scott,  W.  A. 
Repudiation  of  state  debts,  v.  2. — Kinley,  D.  History, 
organization,  and  influence  of  the  independent  treas¬ 
ury  of  the  United  States,  v.  1. 

-  Itlake,  H.  T.  Review  of  Prof.  Ely’s  “  Labor  move¬ 
ment.”  9  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  46,  1887,  p.  48.) 

Ely,  Talfourd.  Theseus  and  Skiron.  11  pp. 

(Joum.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  9,  1888,  p.  272.) — Vases  of 
Magna  Graecia.  12  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  55,  pt.  1,  1896, 
p.  113.) 

Ely,  William.  Ames,  F.  Letter  to  E.  1  p. 

(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  13,  1885,  p.  278.) 

Ely,  Isle  of.  Watson,  W.  Historical  account 
.  .  .  of  Wisbech,  in  the  isle  of  Ely.  1827.  .2535 


ELY  CATHEDRAL  1249  EMBOLISM 


Ely  Cathedral.  Bentham,  J.,  Sr.  History 
and  antiquities  of  the  conventual  and  Cathe¬ 
dral  church  of  Ely  ;  from  the  foundation  .  .  . 
A.  D.  673  to  1771.  1812.  2511 

-  Stevenson,  W.  Supplement  to  the  first 

ed.  of  Mr.  Bentham’ s  History  and  antiquities 
of  the  Cathedral  and  conventual  church  of 
Ely.  1817.  2511 

-  Van  Rensselaer,  Mrs.  M.  Q.  Ely  Cathedral.  16  pp. 

( Century  Mag.  v.  12,  1887,  p.  803.)— Ward,  Lock,  and 
Vo.  (Pubs.)  Ely  Cathedral.  28  pp.  10  pi.  (In  their  Our 
national  cathedrals,  v.  2,  pt.  1.) 

Elymaei.  Olshausen,  J.  Die  Elymaeer  am 

caspischen  meere  bei  Polybius  und  Ptolemaeus.  10  pp. 
(Hermes,  v.  15,  1880,  p.  321.) 

Ely  mas  the  sorcerer.  Jones,  T.  4541 

Elze,  Friedrich  Karl.  1821 — . 

Sir  Walter  Scott.  Dresden,  1864.  2  v.  12°. 

4797 

- Notes  and  conjectural  emendations  on  “Antony 

and  Cleopatra  ”  and  “  Pericles.”  24  pp.  (Eng.  studien, 
v.  9, 1886,  p.  267.)— Last  notes  on  “  Mucetlorus.”  11  pp. 
(Eny.  studien,  v.  6,  1883,  p.  311.) — Notes  on  “Othello.” 
19  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  11,  1888,  p.  217.)— Notes  on  “  K. 
Richard  II.”  12  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  12, 1889,  p.  186.)— 
“  Corioli  ”  und  “  Coriolanus  ”  bei  Shakespeare.  2  pp. 
(Eng.  studien,  v.  10, 1887,  p.  367.) — Falsche  versabtheilung 
bei  Shakespeare.  2  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  11,  1888,  p.  362.) 
— Notes  on  the  Tempest.  3  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  \.  6,1883, 
p.  438.) 

-  Leo,  F.  A.  Elze’s  Shakespeare.  9  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  1, 

1878,  p.  155.) — Proeschohlt,  L.  Notes  on  Elizabethan 
dramatists  by  E.  5  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  3,  1880,  p.  559.) 

Elzevirs.  Goldsmid,  E.  M.  Complete  cata¬ 
logue  of  all  the  publications  of  the  Elzevier 
presses  at  Leyden,  Amsterdam,  the  Hague, 
and  Utrecht.  1885-88,  3  v.  in  4.  (In  his  Bib- 
lioth.  curiosa. )  2127 

-  Fitzgerald,  P.  Of  the  Elzevirs,  Plantins,  and  old 

printers.  20  pp.  (In  his  Bookfancier,  p.  47.)— Lang-,  A. 
Elzevirs.  22  pp.  (In  his  Books  and  bookmen,  p.  109.) 

See  also  Bibliography. — Printing. 

Emailleurs  et  emaillerie  de  Limoges.  Ardant, 
M.  —1746 

Emaucipation.  See  Slavery  and  Antislavery. 
Emancipation  of  Joseph  Peloubet.  13  pp. 

Curran,  J.  E.  (Century  Mag.  v.  18,  1890,  p.  525.) 

Emancipation  of  Massachusetts.  Adams,  B. 

2627 

Emanuel,  Harry. 

Diamonds  and  precious  stones;  their  his¬ 
tory,  value,  and  distinguishing  characteristics. 
2  ed.  London,  1867.  12°.  — 1738 

Embalming.  Castaing,  A.  Les  embaume- 

ments  et  les  sepultures  chez  les  anciens  Pgruviens.  15  pp. 
(Soc.  am.  de  France,  Archives,  n.  s.  v.  5,  1887,  p.  120.)— 
II.,  C.  Embalming  among  the  Egyptians.  7  pp.  (Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  27,  1823,  p.  316.)— V.,  P.  D.  Egyptian 
embalmers.  3  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  18,  1818, 
p.  364.) 

See  also  Mummies. 

Embanking.  Donald,  J.  Land  drainage,  em¬ 
bankment,  and  irrigation.  [1852.]  — 2726 

-  Smith,  C.  R.  Roman  embanking  and  sanitary  pre¬ 
cautions.  5  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  40,  1884, 
p.  185.) 

See  also  Earthworks.  —  Engineering. —  Fens.  — 
Hydraulics. 


Embassy,  The.  Demosthenes.  3297 

Embden-Heine,  Maria.  See  Rocca,  M.  E.  H., 
Principessa  della. 

Ember  days.  7  pp.  Thomas,  E.  M.  ( Atlant . 

Monthly,  v.  49,  1882,  p.  222. ) 

Emblem  books.  See  Emblems,  Symbols,  etc. 
Emblemata  nobilitatis.  Bry,  T.  de.  — 17B6 
Einblemata  saecularia.  Bry,  J.  T.  de.  — 17B6 
Emblematic  mounds,  and  the  totem  system 

of  the  Indian  tribes.  13  pp.  Peet,  S.  D.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  3, 

1880, p.  1.) 

Emblems,  Symbols,  etc. 

Bry,  J.  T.  de.  Emblemata  saecularia.  1895. 

— 17B6 

-  Bry,  T.  de.  Emblemata  nobilitatis.  1895. 

— 17B6 

-  Chassant,  A.  A.  L.,  and  Tausin,  H.  Dic- 

tionnaire  des  devises  historiques  et  heral- 
diques.  1878,  3  v.  1147 

-  Goodere,  Sir  H.  [Attributed  to .]  Mirrour 

of  maiestie.  1870.  (Holbein  Soc.  Facsimile 
reprints,  v.  3.)  — 17C7 

-  Ripa,  C.  Iconologia;  or,  moral  emblems 

.  .  .  Illustr.  with  three  hundred  twenty-six 
humane  figures  .  .  .  newly  designed  ...  by  I. 
Fuller.  1709.  — 17C5 

See  also  Dance  of  Death.  —  Devices.  —  Maces. — 
Symbolism. — Totems. 

Emblems,  Symbols,  etc.,  History  and  criticism. 
Didron  (Ain6),  A.  N.  Christian  icono¬ 
graphy.  1886,  2  v.  — 1727 

-  Goblet  d’Alviella,  E.,  Comte  de.  Migra¬ 
tion  of  symbols.  1894.  — 2274 

-  Green,  H.  Andrea  Alciati  and  his  books 

of  emblems.  1882.  W.  75 

- Jameson,  Mrs.  A.  M.  Sacred  and  legendary 

art.  1882,  2  v.  — 1725 

-  Rey,  J.  Histoire  du  drapeau,  des  couleurs, 

et  des  insignes  de  la  monarchie  franyaise, 
prec6d6e  de  1’ histoire  des  enseignes  militaires 
chez  les  anciens.  1837,  2  v.  .2606 

-  Green,  H.  Brief  review  of  English  emblem  books 

previous  to  A.  D.  1618  and  of  the  Mirror  of  Majesty  itself. 
32  pp.  (Goodere,  Sir  H.,  Mirrour  of  majestie,  p.  65  :  Hol¬ 
bein  Soc.  Facsimile  reprints,  v.  3.) — Greg,  R.  P.  On  the 
meaning  and  origin  of  the  fylfot  and  swastika.  34  pp. 
3  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.  48,  1884,  p.  293.)— Kelly,  W.  The 
great  mace  and  other  corporation  insignia  of  the  borough 
of  Leicester:  with  an  appendix  on  corporate  emblems 
and  insignia  in  England  and  Wales.  51  pp.  (Royal  Hist. 
Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  3,  1874,  p.  295.)— Lees,  T.  Attempt  to 
discover  the  meaning  of  the  shears  combined  with  cleri¬ 
cal  symbols  on  incised  grave-slabs  at  Dearham  and  Mel- 
merby.  3  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  41,  1884,  p.  297.) — 
Peet,  S!  D.  The  circle  as  a  sun  symbol.  19  pp.  (Am. 
Antiq.  v.  10,  1888,  p.  135.) 

Embleton,  England.  Bateson,  E.  Parishes  of 
Embleton,  Ellingham,  Howick  .  .  .  and  Les- 
bury.  1895.  (Bateson,  E.,  and  others,  His¬ 
tory  of  Northumberland,  v.  2. )  2511 

See  also  Northumberland. 

Embolism.  Mackenzie,  S.  Embolic  hemiplegia 

with  optic  neuritis.  10  pp.  (Brain,  v.  1,  1879,  p.  400.) 


EMBROIDERY 


1250 


EMERSON,  Mary  Moody 


Embroidery. 

Alexandre,  A.  Histoire  de  Part  d6coratif 
du  XVI  siScle  a  nos  jours.  [1891.]  — 17E4 

-  Alford,  Lady  M.  M.  Needlework  as  art. 

1886.  — 17C6 

-  Cole,  A.  S.  Descriptive  catalogue  of  a 

collection  of  tapestry-woven  and  embroidered 
Egyptian  textiles  in  the  South  Kensington 
Museum.  1887.  — 1736 

-  Marshall,  F.,  and  Marshall,  H.  Old 

English  embroidery.  1894.  — 17C5 

-  Alford,  Lady  M.  M.,  and  Watts,  G.  F.  Art  needle¬ 
work.  16  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  439.)— Lady 
Marian  Alford  on  art  needlework.  29  pp.  ( Edin . 
Rev.  v.  164,  1886,  p.  137.) — Bag'nall-Oakeley,  M.  E. 
Ancient  church  embroidery  in  Gloucestershire.  14  pp. 
3  pi.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  11, 
1886-87,  p.  246.)— Buckley,  M.  J.  C.  Two  ancient  em¬ 
broidered  copes  now  changed  into  altar  frontals.  7  pp. 
(Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  17, 
1872,  p.  49.)— Verdilhac,  A.  de.  La  broderie  chez  tous 
les  peuples.  28  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r. 
v.  36,  1887,  p.  117.)— Woodberry,  G.  E.  Needlework  in 
art.  3  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  58, 1886,  p.  135.) 

See  also  Decoration  and  Ornament.  —  Lace. — 
Needlework. — Tapestry.— Textile  fabrics. 

Embrun,  France.  Quicherat,  J.  E.  J.  L’age 

de  la  CathSdrale  d’E.  9  pp.  (In  his  Melanges  d’arch^ol. 
et  d’hist.  v.  2,  p.  153.)— Roman,  J.  Documents  fixant  la 
date  de  la  construction  des  Cathgdrales  d’Embrun  et  de 
Gap.  19  pp.  ( Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Mem.  v.  44, 1883,  p.  85. ) 

Embryology. 

Brooks,  W.  K.,  and  Herrick,  F.  H.  Em¬ 
bryology  and  metamorphosis  of  the  macroura. 
[1891.]  (Nat.  Acad,  of  Sci.  Mem.  v.  5.)  — 2661 

- Hertwig,  O.  Text-book  of  the  embryology 

of  man  and  mammals.  Tr.  . . .  by  E.  L.  Mark. 
1892.  —1676 

-  Packard,  A.  S.,  Jr.  Embry ological  studies 

on  diplax,  perithemis,  and  the  thysanurous 
genus  isotoma.  1871.  (Peabody  Acad.  Sci. 
Mem.  v.  1,  no.  2.)  — 3642 

-  Birge,  E.  A.  Notes  on  the  development  of  panopaeus 

Sayi.  16  pp.  4  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K., 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the  biol.  labr.  v.  2,  1883, 
p.  411.) — Brooks,  W.  K.  Acquisition  and  loss  of  a  food- 
yolk  in  molluscan  eggs.  10  pp.  1  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and 
Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the  biol. 
labr.  v.  1, 1880,  p.  107.) — Alternation  of  periods  of  rest  with 
periods  of  activity  in  the  segmenting  eggs  of  vertebrates. 
2  pp.  1  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the  biol.  labr.  v.  2,  1883,  p.  165.) 
— Development  of  lingula  and  the  systematic  position  of 
the  brachiopoda.  78  pp.  6  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and 
Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the  biol. 
labr.  v.  1,  1879,  p.  35.) — Larval  stages  of  squilla  empusa. 
28  pp.  5  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the  biol.  labr.  v.  1, 1879,  p.  143.) 
— Observations  upon  the  early  stages  in  the  development 
of  the  fresh-water  pulmonates.  32  pp.  4  pi.  (Martin,  H. 
N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from 
the  biol.  labr.  v.  1,  1880,  p.  73.) — Preliminary  observations 
upon  the  development  of  the  marine  prosobranchiate 
gasteropods.  22  pp.  1  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks, 
W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the  biol.  labr. 
v.  1,  1879,  p.  121.) —Clarke,  S.  F.  Development  of 
amblystoma  punctatum.  22  pp.  4  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N., 
and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the 
biol.  labr.  v.  1,  1880,  p.  105. )— Early  development  of  the 
wolflian  body  in  amblystoma  punctatum.  6  pp.  3  pi. 
(Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 


Studies  from  the  biol.  labr.  v.  2,  1883,  p.  39.) — Famintzin, 

A.  Embryologische  studien.  17  pp.  (St.  Petersburg, 
Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  26,  1879.)— Gar  man.  H.,  and  Bolton, 

B.  P.  Some  notes  on  the  development  of  arbacia  punctu- 
lata.  9  pp.  2  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K., 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the  biol.  labr.  v.  2,  1883, 
p.  247.) — Hamilton,  D.  J.  On  the  corpus  callosum  in 
the  embryo.  19  pp.  (Brain,  v.  8,  1866,  p.  145.)— McMnr- 
rich,  J.  P,  On  the  origin  of  the  so-called  “  test-cells  ’ ' 
in  the  ascidian  ovum.  10  pp.  1  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and 
Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the  biol. 
labr.  v.  2,  1883,  p.  147.)— Sewell,  H.  Development  and 
regeneration  of  the  gastric  glandular  epithelium  during 
foetal  life  and  after  death.  14  pp.  1  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N., 
and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the 
biol.  labr.v.  1,  1879,  p.  321.)— Wilson,  E.  B.  Observa¬ 
tions  on  the  early  development  stages  of  some  poly- 
chaetous  annelides.  29  pp.  4  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and 
Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the  biol. 
labr.  v.  2,  1883,  p.  271.) 

See  also  Biology. — Cells. — Fetus. — Generation. 
— Lar  vae.— Physiology. — Protoplasm. 

Embury,  Mrs.  Emma  Catharine  Manley.  Poe, 

E.  A.  Emma  C.  Embury.  2  pp.  ( Works,  ed.  by  E.  C. 
Stedman  and  O.  E.  Woodberry,  v.  8,  p.  91.) 

Ementlationes  Frontonianae.  Klussmann,  R. 

3254 

Ementlationes  in  plerosque  Sacrae  Scripturae 
Veteris  Testamenti  libros  secundum  veterum 
versiones.  Graetz,  H.  — 2182 

Ementlationes  in  Suidam  et  Hesychium.  4  v. 
Toup,  J.  — 2112 

Emerald.  Cornubiensis,  pseud.  On  the  emerald. 

7  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  4,  1811,  p.  162.) — 
King,  C.  W.  Emerald  vernicle  of  the  Vatican.  24  pp. 
(Manx  Soc.  v.  20.) — Orielensis,  pseud.  On  the  emerald. 
3  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  1,  1810,  p.  325.) 

See  also  Gems. — Mineralogy. — Precious  stones. 

Emeric,  St.  Surius,  L.  (Ed.)  Vita  Sancti 

Emerici  beati  Stephani  Hungarorum  Regis  filii.  4  pp. 
(Schwandtner,  J.  G.,  Script,  rer.  Hungar.  v.  1,  p.  429.) 

Emerson,  Edward  Waldo. 

Emerson  in  Concord.  A  memoir.  Boston, 
1889.  12°.  3765 

Emerson,  Ellen  Russell. 

Indian  myths ;  or,  legends,  traditions,  and 
symbols  of  the  aborigines  of  America  com¬ 
pared  with  those  of  other  countries . .  .  Illustr. 
Boston,  1884.  8°.  1216 

- Mortuary  devices  in  runic  and  alphabetic  signs. 

6  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  11,  1889,  p.  236. )— Repetition  in  pic¬ 
ture  writing.  2  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  11,  1889,  p.  381.) 

Emerson,  George  H. 

Newfoundland  fisheries  dispute.  See  White¬ 
way,  Sir  W.  V.,  and  others. 

Emerson,  George  Rose. 

William  Ewart  Gladstone.  A  political  and 
literary  biography.  London,  n.  d.  12°.  4747 

Emerson,  J.  Site  of  Capernaum.  9  pp.  1  pi. 

(Am.  Antiq.  v.  4,  1881,  p.  53.) 

Emerson,  James.  See  Tennent,  Sir  J.  E.  (in 
preceding  catalogue). 

Emerson,  Mary  Moody.  Emerson,  R.  W.  Mary 

M.  Emerson.  34  pp.  (  Works,  v.  10,  p.  371 ;  Lectures  and 
biog.  sketches,  p.  371 ;  and  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  52,  1883 
p.  733.) 


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Emerson,  Ralph  Waldo.  1803-82. 

Works.  Standard  library  ed.,  with  steel 
portraits  and  etchings.  Boston  [1883-95]. 
14  v.  8°.  3136 

Contents.  The  Adirondack,  v.  9.  —  American 
civilization,  v.  11. — The  American  scholar,  v.  1. 
—Michael  Angelo,  v.  12.— Aristocracy,  v.  10.— Art, 
v.  2,  7.— Beauty,  v.  6.— Behavior,  v.  6. — Boohs,  v.  7. — 
Boston,  v.  12. — Address  on  emancipation  in  the  British 
West  Indies,  v.  11.— John  Brown  ;  speech  at  Salem, 
v.  11.— Remarks  at  a  meeting  for  the  relief  of  John 
Brown's  family,  v.  11. — Robert  Burns,  v.  11. — Car¬ 
lyle,  v.  10. — Character,  v.  3, 10. — Chardon  St.  Con¬ 
vention,  v.  10. — Circles,  v.  2. — Civilization,  v.  7.— 
Clubs,  v.  7. — Comic,  v.  8. — Compensation,  v.  2. — 
Historical  discourse  in  Concord,  v.  11. — Conserva¬ 
tive,  v.  1.— Considerations  by  the  way,  v.  6. — Cour¬ 
age,  v.  7.— Culture,  v.  6.— Progress  of  culture,  v.  8.— 
Demonology,  v.  10. — Papers  from  the  Dial,  v.  12. — 
Address  delivered  before  the  senior  class  in  Divinity 
College,  Cambridge,  July  15,  1838,  v.  1.— Domestic 
life,  v.  7. — Education,  v.  10. — Elements,  v.  9. — Elo¬ 
quence,  v.  7,  8.— Emancipation  proclamation, 
v.  11.— Mary  Moody  Emerson,  v.  10.— English  traits, 
v.  5. — Essays,  v.  2,  3. — Sovereignty  of  ethics,  v.  10.— 
Europe  and  European  books,  v.  12. — Experience, 
v.  3. — Farming,  v.  7. — Fate,  v.  6.— Remarks  at  the 
organization  of  the  Free  Religions  Association, 
v.  11. — Speech  at  the  annual  meeting  of  the  Free  Religi¬ 
ous  Association,  v.  11.— Friendship,  v.  2.— Fugitive 
slave  law,  v.  11.— Gifts,  v.  3. —Goethe;  or,  the 
writer,  v.  4.— Greatness,  v.  8.— Harvard  commemo¬ 
ration  speech,  v.  11.— Heroism,  v.  2.— History, 
v.  2.— Samuel  Hoar,  v.  10.— Illusions,  v.  6.— Immor¬ 
tality,  v.  8.— Inspiration,  v.  8.— Intellect,  v.  2.— 
Natural  history  of  intellect  and  other  papers,  v.  12.— 
Speech  on  affairs  in  Kansas,  v.  11. — Address  to  Kos¬ 
suth,  v.  11. — Walter  Savage  Landor,  v.  12. — Eectnres 
and  biographical  sketches,  v.  10.— Better,  v.  12.— Fet¬ 
ters  and  social  aims,  v.  8. — Conduct  of  life,  v.  6. — Abra¬ 
ham  Eincoln,  v.  11. — Eiterary  ethics,  v.  1.— Thoughts 
on  modern  literature,  v.  12.— Ford's  supper,  v.  11. 
— Fove,  v.  2. — Han  the  reformer,  v.  1. — Man  of  let¬ 
ters,  v.  10. — Manners,  v.  3. — Agriculture  of  Massa¬ 
chusetts,  v.  12.— Editor’s  address:  Massachusetts 
Quarterly  Reviews  v.  11. — May-day,  v.  9. — Cabot, 
J.  E.  Memoir  of  Ralph  Waldo  Emerson,  v.  13,  14. — 
Memory,  v.  12. — Uses  of  great  men,  v.  4. — Milton, 
v.  12. — Miscellanies,  v.  11. — Monadnoc,  v.  9. — Mon¬ 
taigne  ;  or,  the  skeptic,  v.  4. — Napoleon ;  or,  the  man 
of  the  world,  v.  4.— Nature,  v.  3. — Nature,  addresses, 
and  lectures,  v.  1. — Method  of  nature,  v.  1. — Nature 
and  life,  v.  9. — Historic  notes  of  life  and  letters  in  New 
England,  v.  10. — New  England  reformers,  v.  3. — 
Nominalist  and  realist,  v.  3.  —  Occasional  and 
miscellaneous  pieces,  v.  9.— Old  age,  v.  7. — Over- 
soul,  r.  2. — Theodore  Parker:  address  at  the  memo¬ 
rial  meeting  in  Boston,  v.  11.— Past  and  present,  v.  12. 
—Perpetual  forces,  v.  10*. — Persian  poetry,  v.  8.— 
Plato :  new  readings,  v.  4. — Plato  ;  or,  the  philosopher, 
v.  4. — Plutarch,  v.  10. — Poems,  v.  9. — Poet,  v.  3,  9. — 
Fragments  on  the  poet  and  the  poetic  gift,  v.  9.— 
Poetry  and  imagination,  v.  8.— Politics,  v.  3.— 
Power,  v.  6. — Prayers,  v.  12. — Preacher,  v.  10. — 
Prudence,  v.  2.— Quatrains,  v.  9.— Quotation  and 
originality,  v.  8. — Representative  men,  v.  4.— For¬ 
tune  of  the  Republic,  v.  11.— Resources,  v.  8.— Ezra 
Ripley,  v.  10. — Scholar,  v.  10. — Walter  Scott,  v.  11. — 
Self-reliance,  v.  2. — Shakspeare ;  or,  the  poet,  v.  4. 
—Social  aims,  v.  8.— Society  and  solitude,  v.  7. — Ad¬ 
dress  at  the  dedication  of  the  Soldiers'  monument 
in  Concord,  v.  11.— Sphinx,  v.  9.— Spiritual  laws, 
v.  2. — Success,  v.  7. — Assault  upon  Mr.  Sumner,  v.  11. 
— Superlative,  v.  10. — Swedenborg ;  or,  the  mystic, 
v.  4.— Thoreau,  v.  10.— Threnody,  v.  9.— Lecture  on 
the  times,  v.  1. — Tragic,  v.  12. — Transcendentalist, 
v.  1.— Translations,  v.  9.— War,  v.  11.— Wealth,  v.  6. 

VOL.  III.— 157. 


— Woman,  v.  11. — Wood  notes,  v.  9.— Works  and 
days,  v.  7. — Worship,  v.  6. — Young  American,  v.  1. 

- Lectures  and  biographical  sketches.  River¬ 
side  ed.  Boston,  1884.  8°.  2157 

Contents.  Aristocracy.— Carlyle.— Character.— 
Chardon  St.  Convention. — Demonology. — Edu¬ 
cation.  —  Mary  Moody  Emerson.  —  Sovereignty  of 
ethics. — Samuel  Hoar. — Man  of  letters. — Historic 
notes  of  life  and  letters  in  New  England.— Per¬ 
petual  •  forces.  —  Plutarch.  —  Preacher.  —  Ezra 
Ripley. — Scholar. — Superlative. — Thoreau. 

-  Miscellanies.  Riverside  ed.  Boston,  1884. 

8°.  2157 

Contents.  American  civilization.  —  Address  on 
emancipation  in  the  British  West  Indies.— John 
Brown :  speech  at  Salem. — Remarks  at  a  meeting  for 
the  relief  of  John  Brown's  family.— Robert  Burns. 
—Historical  discourse  in  Concord.— Emancipation 
proclamation.— Remarks  at  the  organization  of  the 
Free  Religious  Association. — Speech  at  the  annual 
meeting  of  the  Free  Religious  Association. — Fugitive 
slave  law.— Harvard  commemoration  speech. 
— Speech  on  affairs  in  Kansas. — Address  to  Itossnth. 
—Abraham  Fincoln.— Ford’s  supper.— Editor’s  ad¬ 
dress:  Massachusetts  Quarterly  Review.— Theo¬ 
dore  Parker.— Fortune  of  the  Republic. — Walter 
Scott. — Address  at  the  dedication  of  the  Soldiers’ 
monument  in  Concord. — Assault  upon  Mr.  Sumner. 
— 'War. — Woman. 

-  Poems,  new  and  revised  ed.  Boston,  1884. 

12°.  1355 

Contents.  Elements.— May-day  and  other  pieces. 

— Nature  and  life. — Occasional  and  miscella¬ 
neous  pieces.—  Poems.—  Quatrains.—  Transla¬ 
tions. 

-  Representative  men  :  seven  lectures.  Bos¬ 
ton,  1850.  8°.  2156 

Contents.  Goethe;  or,  the  writer. — Uses  of  great 
men. — Montaigne;  or,  the  skeptic. — Napoleon  ;  or, 
the  man  of  the  world.— Plato ;  or,  the  philosopher.— 
Plato;  new  readings. — Shakspeare;  or,  the  poet. — 
Swedenborg ;  or,  the  mystic. 

-  Ein  brief.  [Eng.]  6  pp.  ( Anglia ,  v.  12,  1889,  p.  454.) 

— Early  letters.  5  pp.  [Century  Mag.  v.  4,  1883,  p,  454.) 
— Superlative.  4  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  1,  1881,  p.  534.) 
— Talks  with  a  college  boy.  7  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  17, 
1890, p.  621.) 

- Correspondence.  See  Carlyle,  T.,  and  Emer¬ 
son,  R.  W. 

-  Alcott,  A.  B.  Ralph  Waldo  Emerson. 

Philosopher  and  seer.  1888.  3895 

-  Sanborn,  F.  B.  (Ed.)  Genius  and  char¬ 
acter  of  Emerson.  Lectures  at  the  Concord 
school  of  philosophy.  1885.  3787 

- Woodbury,  C.  J.  Talks  with  Ralph  Waldo 

Emerson.  1890.  3776 

-  Arnold,  M.  Emerson.  70  pp.  [In  his  Discourses  in 

America,  p.  138;  and  Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  50, 1884,  p.  1.)— 
Burroughs,  J.  Arnold  on  E.  and  Carlyle.  8  pp.  [Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.w.  5,  1884,  p.  925.)— Early le-Emerson  cor¬ 
respondence.  43  pp.  [Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  63,  1883, 
p.  451.)— Courtney,  W.  L.  Ralph  Waldo  Emerson. 
13  pp.  [Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  38,  1885,  p.  319.) — Gilfillan, 
G.  Ralph  Waldo  Emerson.  20  pp.  [In  his  Sketches  of 
mod.  lit.  v.  2,  p.  327.) — Grimm,  H.  Ralph  Waldo  Emer¬ 
son.  43  pp.  [In  his  Literature,  p.  1.)— Griswold.  R.  W. 
Ralph  Waldo  Emerson.  7  pp.  [In  his  Prose  writers  of 
Am.  p.  440.) — James,  H.,  Jr.  Correspondence  of  Car¬ 
lyle  and  E.  8  pp.  [Century  Mag.  v.  4,  1883,  p.  265.) — Mr. 
Emerson  in  the  lecture  room.  15  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  51,  1883,  p.  818.)— Fo well,  J.  R.  Emerson  the  lecturer. 
12  pp.  1  pi.  (  Works,  v.  1,  p.  349.)— Norman,  H.  Ralph 
Waldo  Emerson  :  an  ethical  study.  11  pp.  [Fortn.  Rev. 


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EMIGRATION  AND  IMMIGRATION 


n.  s.  v.  34,  1883,  p.422.)— Powell,  T.  Ralph  Waldo  Emer¬ 
son.  29  pp.  (In  his  Living  authors  of  America,  p.  49.) — 
Salter,  W.  Christian  idealism  of  E.  7  pp.  (New  Eng¬ 
lander,  v.  45,  1886,  p.  633. )— Scudder,  H.  E.  Emerson’s 
genius.  7  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  60,  1887,  p.  560.) — 
Stedman,  E.  C.  Ralph  Waldo  Emerson.  47  pp.  (In 
his  Poets  of  America,  p.  132 ;  and  Century  Mag.  v.  3,  1883, 
p.  872.)— Swinburne,  L.  J.  Emerson  in  criticism.  12  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  45,  1886,  p. -648.)— Walker,  C.  S. 
Emerson’s  relation  to  Christ  and  Christianity.  9  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  41,  1882,  p.  742.)— Whipple,  E.  P. 
Emerson  as  a  poet.  40  pp.  (In  his  Am.  lit.  p.  259 ;  and 
N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  135,  1882,  p.  1.) 

-  Cabot,  J.  E.  Memoir  of  Ralph  Waldo 

Emerson.  1887,  2  v.  3891 

The  same.  (Emerson,  R.  W.,  Works,  v.  13, 
14.)  3136 

-  Emerson,  E.  W.  Emerson  in  Concord.  A 

memoir.  1889.  3765 

-  Haskins,  D.  G.  Ralph  Waldo  Emerson : 

his  maternal  ancestors,  with  some  reminis- 
'  cences  of  him.  1887.  3897 

- Holmes,  O.  W.  Ralph  Waldo  Emerson. 

n.  d.  ( Works,  v.  11. )  3135 

The  same.  1885.  (Warner,  C.  D.,  Am.  men 
of  letters. )  3777 

-  Bancroft,  G.  Holmes’s  Life  of  E.  15  pp.  (N.  Am. 

Rev.  v.  140,  1885,  p.  129.) — Bradford,  G.,  Jr.  Emerson. 
19  pp.  (New  Princeton  Rev.  v.  5,  1888,  p.  145. )— Brastow, 
L.  O.  Cabot’s  Life  of  E.  19  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  48, 
1888,  p.  1.)— Cabot.  J.  E.  Glimpse  of  Emerson’s  boy¬ 
hood.  18  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  59,  1887,  p.  650.)— 
Cabot’s  I.ife  of  E.  30  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  166,  1888, 
p.  130.) — Carlyle  and  E.  5  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  51, 
1883,  p.  560.)— Conway,  M.  D.  Ralph  Waldo  Emerson. 
24  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  31,  1882,  p.  747.) — Emerson’s 
Concord  life.  4  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  64,1889,  p.  270.) 
—Fields,  A.  Glimpses  of  E.  11  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag. 
v.  68,  1884,  p.  457.)— Griswold,  H.  T.  Ralph  Waldo 
Emerson.  9  pp.  (In  her  Home  life  of  great  authors, 
p.  133.) — Harris,  W.  T.  Ralph  Waldo  Emerson.  15  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  50,  1882,  p.  238.)— Hawthorne,  J. 
Emerson  as  an  American.  32  pp.  (In  his  Confessions 
and  criticism,  p.  186.)— Lazarus,  E.  Emerson’s  per¬ 
sonality.  3  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  2,  1882,  p.  454.)— <tues- 
nel,  L.  Emerson,  sa  vie  et  son  oeuvre.  32  pp.  (Biblioth. 
univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  17,  1883,  p.  101.)— Scudder, 
H.  E.  Emerson’s  self.  24  pp.  (In  his  Men  and  letters, 
p.  147.) — Two  historic  Americans.  3pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  55,  1885.  p.  415.)— Whipple,  E.  P.  Emerson  and  Car¬ 
lyle.  25  pp.  (In  his  Am.  lit.  p.  234;  and  N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  136, 1883,  p.  431.)— Some  recollections  of  E.  36  pp.  (In 
his  Recollections  of  eminent  men,  p.  119.) 

See  also  Westm.  Rev.  v.  128,  1887,  p.  985. 

Emerson,  William  Andrew. 

Fitchburg,  Mass.,  past  and  present.  Illustr. 
Fitchburg,  1887.  8°.  .2626 

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Emery,  Jacques  AndrA  Champagny,  F.  J.  M. 

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Emigrant  Boers  in  South  Africa,  History  of 
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Emigrantenliteratur,  Die.  Brandes,  G.  M. 
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Dingley,  F.  L.  European  emigration. 
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J.  G.  De  H.  Mennonite  emigration  to  Pennsylvania. 
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emigration.  14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  358.) — 
News  from  some  Irish  emigrants.  7  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  25, 1889,  p.  431.)— State  aid  to  emigrants:  a  reply 
to  Lord  Brabazon.  17  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17, 1885, 
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dumping-ground:  a  study  of  immigration.  15  pp.  (N. 
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(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  23,  1888,  p.  414.) 

See  also  Chinese  immigration  into  the  IT.  S. — 
Colonies  and  Colonization.  — Coolies.  — Social 
science. 

Emile,  ou  de  P  education.  3  v.  Rousseau,  J.  J. 

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Emilia,  Italy.  Bonaini,  F.  Archivi  delle  pro- 
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Emiliani-Giuclici,  Paolo. 

Storia  politica  dei  municipj  italiani.  Fi¬ 
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Emiliano,  Elio  Quinzio.  15  cent.  Encomiastica 

ad  divos  Caes.  Federicum  Imperatorem  et  Maximili- 
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Emin  Pasha.  Sec  Schnitzer,  E. 

Eminent  authors  of  the  nineteenth  century. 

Brandes,  G.  M.  C.  2206 

Eminent  doctors.  2  v.  Bettany,  G.  T.  3707 
Eminent  women  scries.  2  v.  Ingram,  J.  H. 

{Eel.)  4787 

Emma,  Queen  of  the  Hawaiian  islands.  Va- 

rigny,  C.  C.  de.  Emma,  Reine  des  lies  Havai.  29  pp. 
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Emma  Eyonna.  5  v.  Dumas,  A.,  CEuvres 
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Emmanuel  College,  Cambridge.  Commemo¬ 
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the  foundation  :  1884.  [Cambridge,  1885].  8°. 
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Emmanuel  Philibert,  Duke  of  Savoy.  Du  Bel- 

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Emmerson,  R.  J.  Hospital  of  St.  Bartholo¬ 
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v.  40,  1884,  p.  56.) 

Emmerson.  See  also  Emerson. 

Emmet,  Thomas  Addis.  1828 — .  Rare  picture 

of  early  New  York.  2  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  23,  1890, 
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Emmons,  Samuel  Franklin.  1841 — . 

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atlas  — 3551 

The  same.  { U.  S.  49  Cong.  1  sess.  House 
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- Geological  sketch  of  Buffalo  peaks,  Col.  7  pp. 

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-  and  Becker,  George  Ferdinand,  Ph.  D. 

Statistics  and  technology  of  the  precious 
metals.  Washington,  1885.  4°.  (United 

States,  10  Census,  1880,  v.  13.)  — 3361 

Emmons,  Col.  William. 

Battle  of  Bunker  Hill ;  or,  the  Temple  of 
liberty.  10  ed.  Boston,  1859.  12°.  1324 

Emmy.  8  pp.  Wilkins,  M.  E.  ( Century  Mag. 

V.  19,  1891,  p.  499.) 

Emo,  Abbot  of  Werum.  — 1237.  Chronicon, 

1204-37.  110  pp.  (Matthaeus,  A.,  Vet.  aevianalect.  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

Emory,  Maj.-Gen.  William  Helmsley.  1811 — . 
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Emory  ancl  Henry  College.  Adams,  H.  B. 

(Ed.)  Emory  and  Henry  College.  10  pp.  1  pi.  (In  his 
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Emotions.  Bain,  A.  On  feeling  as  indiffer¬ 
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( Vierleljahrsschr.  f.  ivisscns.  philos.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  137.  )— 
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EMOTIONS 


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emotional  states.  6  pp.  (Brain, v.  6,  1884,  p.  1.)— Wil¬ 
liams,  J.  M.  Emotional  and  ethical  in  religion.  15  pp. 

( Biblioth .  Sacra,  v.  48,  1891,  p.  456.) — Wundt,  W.  M. 
Ausdruck  der  gemuethsbewegungen.  22  pp.  {Essays, 
p.  222.)— Gefuehl  und  vorstellung.  23  pp.  {Essays,  p.  199.) 
— Psychologische  thatsachen  und  hypothesen.  15  pp. 
( Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  imssens.  philos.  v.  3,  1879,  p.  342. ) — 
Ueber  das  verhaeltniss  der  gefuehle  zu  den  vorstellungen. 

23  pp.  ( Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wissens. philos  v.  3, 1879,  p.  129.) 
— Zur  lehre  von  den  gemuethsbewegungen.  59  pp.  {In 
his  Philos,  studien,  v.  6,  p.  335.) 

See  also  Desire.— Ecstasy.— Expression.— Fear. 
—Mind.— Moral  philosophy.— Passions.— Physi¬ 
ognomy.—  Psychology.— Revenge.— Senses  and 
Sensation. 

Empedocles.  B.  C.  5  cent.  Fragments.  Tr. 

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JEschylus,  etc.  p.  239.) 

-  Berg-li,  T.  Empedoclis  Agrigentini  Carminum  reli¬ 
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Empedoclea.  19  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  15,  1880,  p.  161.)— Doe¬ 
ring,  A.  Das  weltsystem  des  E.  77  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos. 
v.  105,  1895,  p,  29.) — Panzerbieter,  F.  Zu  E.  6  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  12,  1845,  p.  883.) — Preller,  L. 
Zur  kritik  der  Fragmente  des  E.  3  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alter¬ 
thumsw.  v.  4,  1837,  p.  153.)— T.  Observations  on  Empe¬ 
doclis  et  Parmenidis  Fragmenta.  10  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 
Class.  Joum.  v.  26,  1822,  p.  250.) 

Emperor  William’s  land,  Greenland.  Koen- 

neritz,  ( — )  von.  Zur  heutigen  lage  der  verhaeltnisse  auf 
Kaiser-Wilhelm’s  land.  10  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  2, 
P-  371.) 

Emperors.  Corio,  B.  Yite  de  gli  imperatori, 

incominciando  da  Giulio  Cesare  fino  a  Federico  Barba- 
rossa.  113  pp.  (In  his  Historia  di  Milano,  p.  501.) 

See  also  Biography.— Caesars,  and  the  names  of 
Emperors. 

Empire,  Of.  9  pp.  Bacon,  Sir  F.,  Essays,  with 

annotations  by  R.  Whately,  4  ed.  p.  200. 

Empire  of  the  Hittites.  Wright,  W.  1715 
Empire  state :  a  compendious  history  of  the 
commonwealth  of  New  York.  Lossing,  B.  J. 

3571 

Empire  state  in  the  War  of  the  rebellion, 
Honors  of  the.  Townsend,  T.  S.  3566 

Empiricism.  Achelis,  T.  Ueber  die  soge- 

nannte  reine  erfahrung  des  empirismus.  17  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
philos.  v.  82, 1883,  p.  40.)— Bain,  A.  Empiricist  position. 

24  pp.  (Mind,  v.  14,  1889,  p.  369.)— Glogan,  G.  Empiris¬ 
mus  und  wissenschaftslehre.  27  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelker- 
psych.  v.  13,  1882,  p.  349.) — James,  W.  Absolutism  and 
empiricism.  6  pp.  (Mind,  v.  9,  1884,  p.  281.)— Poshe,  F. 
Empirischer  ursprung  und  die  allgemeingueltigkeit  des 
beharrungsgesetzes.  20  pp.  (Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wessons, 
philos.  v.  8,  1884,  p.  385.) 

See  also  Metaphysics.— Philosophy. 

Empis,  Adolphe  Joseph  Simonis.  Lorain,  P. 

Acad^mie  frangaise.  Reception  de  M.  E.  17  pp.  ( Corre - 
spondant,  v.  21,  1848,  p.  20.) — Viennet,  J.  P.  G.  Les  six 
femmes  d’Henri  VIII :  scenes  historiques,  par  E.  16  pp. 
(Rev.  contemp.  1854,  v.  3,  p.  83.) 

Employers’  liability  for  personal  injuries  to 
their  employees.  Fall,  C.  G.  — 1362 

Employes.  214  pp.  Balzac,  H.  de,  CEuvres 

compl.  v.  11,  p.  65. 

Empoli,  Giovanni  da.  16  cent.  Lettere  .  .  . 

aggiuntavi  la  vita  di  esso  Giovanni  scritta  da  Girolamo 
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(Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  6,  1880,  p.  165.) 


Empoli,  Girolamo  da.  16  cent.  Vita  di  Gio¬ 
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Emporias,  Spain.  Balaguer  y  Merino,  A. 

Ordinacions  y  bans  del  Comtat  d’Empurias.  30  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  lang.  rom.  v.  15,  1879,  p.  18.)—  Zangroniz,  Z.  de. 
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Emporius.  6  cent.  Praeceptum  deliberativae. 

5  pp.  (Halm,  K.  von,  Rhetores  Lat.  min.  p.  570.) — Prae- 
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K.  von,  Rhetores  Lat.  min.  p.  567.) — De  ethopoeia.  3pp. 
(Halm,  K.  von,  Rhetores  Lat.  min.  p.  561.) — Praeceptum 
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Ems,  Prussia.  Catty,  F.  A.  Handbook  for 
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Eli  passant:  nouvelle.  29  pp.  Bigot,  M.  H. 

(J.  Mairet,  pseud.)  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r. 
v.  13,  1882,  p.  230.) 

Eii  province.  117  pp.  James,  H.,  Jr.  ( Atlant . 

Monthly,  v.  52,  1883,  pp.  24,  169,  303,  453,  630 ;  v.  53,  1884, 
pp.  217,  515,  623.) 

Eli  Russie :  nouvelle.  115  pp.  Achkinasi,  M. 

(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p€r.  v.  25,  1885,  pp.  38,  290, 
506.) 

En  trois  semaines :  nouvelle.  38  pp.  Ger- 

vais,  P.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  42,  1889, 
p.  477.) 

Enamelling-.  Alexandre,  A.  Histoire  de 
l’art  decoratif  du  XVI  siecle  a  nos  jours. 
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-  Ardant,  M.  Emailleurs  et  emaillerie  de 

Limoges.  1855.  — 1746 

- Jacob,  S.  S.,  and  Hendley,  T.  H.  Jeypore 

enamels.  1886.  — 17D7 

- Baye,  J.,  Baron  de.  Note  sur  des  carreaux  dmaillds 

de  la  Champagne.  19  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Mem. 
v.  46,  1885,  p.  206. )— Conrajod,  L.  Le  plus  ancien  email 
translucide  en  relief.  4  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Bull. 
1889,  p.  189;  with  MSm.v.  50.) — Du  Molay-Bacon,  E. 
Examen  d’un  projet  d’appliquer  l’6mail  au  d6cor  ext6- 
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des  arts  industriels,  v.  3,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Decoration  ami  Ornament. — Fine  arts. 
— Jewelry. — Metal  work.— Pottery. 

Enault,  Louis.  1822 — . 

La  Norvege.  (Rev.  contemp.  1855,  v.  1-3,  6  ; 
1856,  v.  1.)  3916 

-  Les  isles  Hebrides.  103  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1854,  v.  2, 

p.  382 ;  v.  3,  pp.  216,  562.) 

Enceplialocele.  Horsley,  V.  Case  of  occipital 

encephalocele.  16  pp.  1  pi.  (Brain,  v.  7,  1885,  p.  228.) 

See  also  Brain  and  Nerves,  Pathology.—' Tumors. 

Enchanted  bridle.  6  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 

V.  128,  1880,  p.  436.) 

Enchanted  lake.  11  pp.  Arnold,  E.  (Con¬ 

temp.  Rev.  v.  43,  1883,  p.  428. ) 

Enchiridion.  Quarles,  F.  1238 

Enciclopedia  Dantesca.  5  v.  Ferrazzi,  G.  J., 
Manuale  Dantesco.  2386 

Encinas,  Francisco  de,  and  Encinas,  Jaime  de. 

Bochmer.  E.  Franzisco  and  Jaime  de  Enzinas.  54  pp. 
(In  his  Spanish  reformers,  v.  1,  p.  131.) 

Encke’s*  comet.  See  Comets. 

Enclos,  Ninon  de  1’.  See  L’Enclos,  A. 


ENCYCLOPAEDIA  BRITANNICA 


1255 


ENDERLE,  Matthes 


Encyclopaedia  Britannica.  A  dictionary  of 
arts,  sciences,  and  general  literature.  9  ed. 
v.  17-24,  and  Index.  Edinburgh,  1884-89.  9  v.. 
4°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  169,  1889,  p.  328.) 
Note. — For  v.  1-16  see  preceding  catalogue.  R.54 

Contents. 

Motanabbi-Ormuzd,  v.  17.  Sibbald,  Sir  R.  -  Szolnok, 
Orne-Phthisis,  v.  18.  v.  23. 

Phylactery-Proxy,  v.  19.  T.-Upsala,  v.  23. 
Prudentius,  A.  C.-Roswitha,  Ural  -  Zymotic  diseases, 
y.  20.  v.  24. 

Rothe,  R.-Siam,  v.  21.  Index. 

-  American  supplement  to  Encyclopaedia 

Britannica.  9  ed.  A  dictionary  of  arts,  sci¬ 
ences,  and  general  literature.  Phila.,  1889-91. 
4  v.  4°.  R.54 

Contents. 

Aal,  J.-Central  Falls,  v.  1.  Faed,  J.-Navy  of  the  U.  S. 
Centralia-Factory,  v.  2.  v.  3. 

Neagle,  J.-Zunz,  L.  v.  4. 

Encyclopaedia  of  cottage,  farm,  and  villa 
architecture  and  furniture.  Loudon,  J.  C. 

—1787 

Encyclopaedia  of  tlie  Presbyterian  Church 
in  the  United  States  of  America.  Nevin,  A., 
and  others  (Eds. )  1141 

Encyclopaedias. 

Adams,  C.  K.  (Ed.)  Johnson’s  Universal 
cyclopaedia.  New  ed.  1894-95,  8  v.  R.53 

Note.— For  the  ed.  of  1888  see  Barnard,  F.  A.  P.,  and 
Guyot,  A. 

- American  annual  cyclopaedia,  1875-95. 

1876-96,  21  v.  2191 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Barnard,  F.  A.  P.,  and  Guyot,  A.  (Eds.) 

Johnson’s  (revised)  Universal  cyclopaedia. 
1888,  8  v.  2121 

Note. — For  the  ed.  of  1894-95  see  Adams,  C.  K. 

-  Brockhaus,  F.  A.  Conversations  lexikon. 

Allgemeine  deutsche  real-encyklopaedie.  v.  7- 
16,  and  suppl.  1884-87,  11  v.  R.45 

Note.— For  v.  1-6  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Chambers,  W.,  and  Chambers,  R.  Ency¬ 
clopaedia  :  a  dictionary  of  universal  knowl¬ 
edge.  1897,  10  v.  R.63 

- Encyclopaedia  Britannica.  9  ed.  v.  17- 

24,  and  index.  1884-89,  9  v.  R.54 

Note. — For  v.  1-16  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- American  supplement.  1889-91,  4  v. 

R.54 

-  Ersch,  J.  S.,  Gruber,  J.  G.,  and  others. 

Allgemeine  encyclopaedie  der  wissenschaften 
und  kuenste.  2  section,  v.  34-43.  1883-89, 

10  v.  R.64 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Glaire,  J.  B.,  and  others  (Eds.)  Encyclo- 

pfidie  catholique  .  .  .  1840- [57],  21  v.  — 3162 

-  Glanville,  B.  de.  Batman  uppon  Bar- 

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1582.  P.R. 

- -  Hunter,  R.  Encyclopaedic  dictionary. 

1879-89,  7  v.  in  14.  R.14 

- Johnson’s  Universal  cyclopaedia.  Sec 

Adams,  C.  K.— Barnard,  F.  A.  P.,  and  Guyot,  A. 


-  Lalor,  J.  J.  (Ed.)  Cyclopaedia  of  political 

science,  political  economy,  and  of  the  political 
history  of  the  United  States.  1883-84,  3  v. 

R.71 

-  Larousse,  P.  A.  (Ed.)  Grand  dictionnaire 

universel  du  XIX  sifecle.  v.  17.  n.  d.  L.21 

Note. — For  v.  1-16  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Little,  C.  E.  Historical  lights  :  six  thou¬ 
sand  quotations  from  standard  histories  and 
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-  M’Clintock,  J.,  and  Strong,  J.  Cyclo¬ 
paedia  of  Biblical,  theological  and  ecclesias¬ 
tical  literature,  v.  10,  and  suppl.  1881-87, 
3  v.  R.92 

Note. — For  v.  1-9  see  preceding  catalogue. 

—  Moreau,  G.  (Ed.)  Revue  encyclopedique, 
1891-95.  [1892-96],  5  v.  2121 

-  Schaff,  P.,  and  Jackson,  S.  M.  (Eds.) 

Encyclopedia  of  living  divines  and  Christian 
workers  of  all  denominations  in  Europe  and 
America.  1887.  R.81 

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-  Smith,  B.  E.  (Ed.)  Century  cyclopedia  of 

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-  Zedler,  J.  H.  (Ed. )  Grosses  vollstaendiges 

universal  lexicon.  1732-50,  64  v.  in  62.  W.  12 
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W.  21 

- Rosa,  G.  Nuova  enciclopedia  popolare  italiana.  10  pp. 

(Archiv.  stor.  ital.  2  s.  v.  5,  1857,  p.  146.) 

Note.— For  encyclopaedias  of  a  subject  see  its  name,  as 
Medicine,  Music,  etc. 

Encyclopaedic  dictionary.  7  v.  in  14.  Hun¬ 
ter,  R.  R.14 

Encyclopaedic  medical  dictionary.  4  v. 

Foster,  F.  P.  1142 

Encyclopedic  catholique.  21  v.  Glaire,  J. 

B.,  and  others  (Eds.)  —3162 

Encyklopaedie  der  rechtswissenschaft. 

Holtzendorff,  F.  von  (Ed. )  R.72 

Encyklopaedie  und  methodologie  der  ro- 
manischen  philologie.  2  v.  Koerting,  G.  K.  O. 

L.103 

Ende,  Hermann  (Ed.)  1830 — . 

Handbuch  der  architektur.  See  Durm,  J., 
and  others. 

Endeavour  to  classify  the  sepulchral  remains 
in  Northamptonshire.  Hartshorne,  C.  H.  2545 
Enderbie,  Percy.  17  cent. 

Cambria  triumphans,  or  Brittain  in  its  per¬ 
fect  lustre.  Shewing  the  origen  and  antiquity 
of  that  illustrious  nation.  The  succession  of 
their  kings  and  princes,  from  the  first,  to 
King  Charles  .  .  .  the  manner  of  the  investure 
of  the  princes,  with  the  coats  of  arms  of  the 
nobility.  London,  1661.  2  v.  in  1.  fo.  1511 
Enderle,  Matthes.  Laube,  G.  C.  Waldordnung 

und  das  bergformelbuch  des  E.  45  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch. 
d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  29, 1891,  p.  201.) 


ENDERLEIN,  Kaspar 


1256 


ENGEL,  Louis 


Enderlein,  Kaspar.  Lessing,  J.  Frangois  Briot 

und  E.  10  pp.  3  pi.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch,  kunstsamml. 
Jakrb.  v.  10,  1889,  p.  171.) 

Endicott,  John,  Gov.  of  Mass.  Whittier,  J.  G. 

Gov.  Endicott.  2  pp.  (  Works,  v.  6,  p.  434.) 

Endimion  and  Phoebe.  49  pp.  Drayton,  W., 

Poems,  p.  191.  (Roxburghe  Club.) 

Endless  punishment.  See  Future  punish¬ 
ment. 

Endowment  of  research.  Appleton,  C.  E. 

Economic  aspect  of  the  endowment  of  research.  18  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  16, 1874,  p.  619.)— Ashley,  C.  S.  Edu¬ 
cational  endowments.  16  pp.  (Pop.  Sci.  Monthly,  v.  31, 
1887,  p.  535.)— Ureishton,,  M.  Endowment  of  research. 
7  pp.  ( Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  34,  1876,  p.  186.)— Gilman, 
D.  C.  Charity  and  knowledge.  6  pp.  (Science,  v.  14,  1889, 
p.  11.) — Uankester,  E.  R.  Endowment  of  research. 
4  pp.  (Nature,  v.  14,  1876,  p.  126.)— Uroctor,  R.  A.  En¬ 
dowment  of  scientific  research.  18  pp.  ( Pop.  Sci.  Monthly, 
v.  3,  1875,  pp.  354,  437.) — Shufeldt,  R.  W.  Certain  ques¬ 
tions  relating  to  national  endowment  of  research  in  this 
country,  and  their  importance.  3  pp.  ( Science,  v.  7,  1886, 
p.  284.) 

See  also  discoveries  (in  science).— Science. 

Endowments.  Freeman,  E.  A.  Ancient  church 

endowments;  Ancient  lay  endowments.  26  pp.  (Con- 
temp.  Rev.  v.  59,  1891,  pp.  188,  875. )— Johnson,  R.  Col¬ 
lege  endowments.  7  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  136,  1883,  p.  490.) 

See  also  Church  benefices  and  property.  — 
Church  of  England,  Establishment. — Property. 

Endymion.  Yates,  J.  Some  remarks  on  a 

statue  of  E.  2  pp.  1  pi.  (Philol.  Soc.  London,  Proc.  v.  1, 
1854,  p.  8.) 

Eneas.  Texte  critique.  Grave,  J.  S.  de  (Ed.) 

(Suchier,  H.,  Biblioth.  Norman,  v.  4.)  2304 

Enemies  of  books.  Blades,  W.  W.  18 

Energy.  See  Force  and  Energy. 

Enfances  Ogier,  Les.  Adenez,  or  Adanes,  Le 
Roi.  2384 

Enfant  de  l’lidpital.  81  pp.  Des  Roches,  J. 

(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p€r.  v.  24,  1884,  pp.  40,  250, 
472.) 

Enfant  de  ma  femme.  2  v.  in  1.  Kock,  C. 

P.  de,  CEuvres  convpl.  v.  1,  2.  4177 

Enfant  du  carnaval.  3  v.  in  1.  Pigault- 
Lebrun,  C.  A.  G.,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  1-3.  4147 

Enfant  maudit.  97  pp.  Balzac,  H.  de,  CEuvres 

compl.  v.  16,  p.  1. 

Enfant  sage  a  trois  ans,  contenant  les  demands 
que  lui  fit  l’Empereur  Adrien  et  les  reponses 
de  l’enfant.  Troyes,  n.  d.  24°.  ( Biblioth . 

bleue ,  v.  19.)  2316 

Enfantin,  Barthelemi  Prosper.  1796-1864. 

GHuvres.  See  Saint-Simon,  C.  H.  de  R., 
Comte  de,  and  Enfantin,  B.  P.  (in  preceding 
catalogue). 

Enfants  dc  Marie.  106  pp.  Kock,  C.  P.  de, 

CEuvres  compl.  v.  103,  p.  1. 

Enfer,  L’.  See  Dante  Alighieri. 

Enfield,  Viscountess.  See  Byng,  A.  H.  F. 
Enfield,  William. 

Young  artist’s  assistant,  elements  of  the 
fine  arts.  With  engravings.  6  ed.  London, 
n.  d.  8°.  —1748 

Enfield,  Conn.  Winch,  G.  W.  Enfield.  24  pp. 

(Trumbull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  Hartford  co.  Conn.  v.  2, 
p.  139.) 


Enfield,  England.  See  Enville. 

Enford,  England.  Carrington,  F.  A.  Curious 

endowment  of  a  chantry  at  E.  2  pp.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol. 
and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  2,  1855,  p.  129.) 

See  also  Wiltshire. 

Enfranchisement  of  the  metropolitan  dis¬ 
tricts,  Speech  on  the.  Lambton,  J.  G.,  1  Earl 
Durham.  (  With  Hill,  R.,  Home  colonies.)  3155 
Engadine,  Switzerland.  Ulrich,  J.  (Ed.)  Enga- 
dinische  chrestomathie.  1882.  (In  his  Rhae- 
toromanische  chrestomathie,  v.  2. )  2395 

-  Flngi,  A.  von  (Ed.)  Chanzuns  popularas  d’Engadina. 

27  pp.  (Romanische  studien,  v.  1,  1875,  p.  309.) — 14 idd,  J. 
The  Engadine  summer  and  winter.  8  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  53.)— Main,  J.  F.  Upper  Engadine  in 
winter.  9  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885,  p.  168.) — 
Ulrich,  J.  Sacrifice  d’Abraham:  mystere  engadinois. 
18  pp.  (Romania,  v.  8,  1879,  p.  374.) 

Engadinische  chrestomathie.  Ulrich,  J., 
Rhaetoromanische  chrestomathie,  v.  2.  2395 

Engagement  vindicated.  B.,  T.  ( Commotb- 
wealth  tracts,  v.  1. )  4555 

Engel,  ( — ).  Ueber  kranke  ammonitenformen 

im  schwaebischen  Jura.  60  pp.  3  pi.  (Acad.  Caes.  Leop. 
Car.  Nova  acta,  v.  61,  1894,  p.  325.) 

Engel,  Arthur.  1855 — .  Barques  votives  d’ Al¬ 
cove.  3  pp.  2  pi.  (Rev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  16,  1890,  p.  339.) — 
Nticropole  romaine  de  Carmona.  5  pp.  (Rev.  arch&ol. 
3  s.  v.  17,  1891,  p.385.) — Note  sur  quelques  collections 
espajr  notes.  10  pp.  (Rev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  17, 1891,  p.  226.) 
— Fouilles  ex6cut6es  aux  environs  de  Seville.  7  pp. 
(Rev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  17,  1891,  p.  87.)— Note  sur  quelques 
MSS.  archgologiques  conserves  it  Seville.  4  pp.  (Rev. 
archeol.  3  s.  v.  17,  1891,  p.  100.) 

-  and  Serrure,  Raymond.  Traite  de  numis- 

matique  du  moyen  age.  Paris,  1891-94.  2  v. 
8°.  2704 

Engel,  Franz.  1834 — .  Internationale  garten- 

bau-ausstellung  zu  Hamburg.  42  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1870, 
v.  1,  pp.  145,  330.) — Aus  der  Sierra  Nevada  de  M6ri«la. 
36  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  3,  1888,  p.  319.) — 
Die  palmen  in  ihrer  wissenschaftlichen  und  culturge- 
schichtlichen  bedeutung.  42  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  1, 
pp.  684,  818.)— Auf  dem  PSraino.  13  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit, 

1873,  v.  2,  p.  401.)— Die  pflanzenriesen  unserer  erde. 
55  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1874,  v.  2,  pp.  93, 190. )— Erlebnisse  und 
anschauungen  aus  dem  tropischen  Sncd-Anierika. 
49  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1869,  v.  2,  pp.  349,  603. )— Reiseskizzen 
aus  Sued-Amerika.  36  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1882,  v.  2,  pp.  448, 
727.)  —  Skizzen  und  bilder  aus  Sued-Amerika.  85  pp. 
(Unserc  Zeit,  1867,  v.  2,  pp.  496,  659,  848,  935.) — Land  und 
leute  des  tropischen  Amcrika.  45  pp.  (Unserc  Zeit, 

1874,  v.  1,  pp.  248,  479.) 

Engel,  Johann  Jakob. 

Siddons,  H.  Practical  illustrations  of  rhe- 
■torical  gesture  and  action ;  adapted  to  the 
English  drama;  from  a  work  on  the  subject 
by  M.  Engel.  1822.  3315 

Engel,  Karl.  1818-82. 

Musical  myths  and  facts.  London,  1876. 
2  v.  8°.  —2755 

Engel,  Karl  Dietrich  Leonhard.  1824 — . 

Zusammenstellung  der  Faust-schriften  vom 
16  jahrh.  bis  mitte  1884.  Der  Bibliotheca 
Faustiana  2  aufl.  Oldenburg,  1885.  8°.  W.  57 
Engel,  Louis. 

From  Mozart  to  Mario.  Reminiscences  of 
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ENGELBERG,  Switzerland 


1257 


ENGINEERING 


Engelberg,  Switzerland.  Bartsch,  K.  F.  Alt- 

uiul  mittelhochdeutsches  aus  E.  29  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  18, 
1873,  pp.  45,234.) 

Engelbert,  St.,  A  bp.  of  Cologne.  Caesarius, 

Prior  of  Heisterbach.  Vita  Sancti  Engelberti  Archiepis- 
copi  Coloniensis,  1204-25.  36  pp.  (Boehmer,  J.  F.,  Pontes 
rer.  German,  v.  2,  p.  294.) 

Engelbreclit,  August  Gottfried  [Ed.) 

Claudiani  Mamerti  Opera.  See  Mamertus, 
C.  E.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  (Ed.)  Fausti  Reiensis  .  .  .  Opera.  See 

Faustus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Riez. 

Engelliardt,  August  Moritz. 

Erbstein,  A.,  andERBSTEiN,  J.  Eroerterun- 
gen  auf  dem  gebiete  der  saechsischen  muenz- 
und  medaillen-geschichte.  Bei  verzeichnung 
der  Hofrath  Engelhard  t’schen  sammlung. 
1888-90,  2  v. in  1.  2766 

Engelliardt,  Edouard.  1828 — . 

La  Turquie  et  le  Tanzimat,  ou  histoire  des 
reformes  dans  1’ Empire  ottoman  depuis  1826 
jusqu’a  nos  jours.  Paris,  1882-84.  2v.  8°.  3484 

Engelliardt,  Friedrich  Wilhelm.  Carnuth,  O. 

F.  W.  Engelbardt.  2  pp.  ( Biog .  jahrb.  f.  alterth..p.  18: 
Jahresb.  ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  20,  1881.) 

Engelliardt,  L.  Heinrich. 

Vaterlaendische  geschichte  des  Elsasses . . . 
fortgesetzt  von  der  Revolution  1789  bis  1815. 
See  Strobel,  A.  W.,  and  Engelliardt,  L.  H.  (in 
preceding  catalogue). 

Engelliorn,  E.  Die  pflege  der  irren,  sonst  und 

jetzt.  32  pp.  (Samml.  vnssens.  vortrg.  v.  20,  1885,  p.  185. ) 

Engelmann,  A. 

Civilprozess  :  geschichte  und  system.  Bres¬ 
lau,  1889-90.  2  v.  8°.  —2316 

Engelmann,  George,  M.  D.  1809-84. 

Botanical  works.  Collected  for  Henry 
Shaw.  Ed.  by  Wm.  Trelease  and  Asa  Gray. 
Cambridge,  1887.  4°.  — 2681 

Contents.  Species  of  altsmaceae. — Papers  on  Ameri¬ 
can  oaks. — De  antliolysi  prod rom us :  dissertatio 
inauguralis  phytomorphologica.  —  Collected  species  of 
asclepiadeac.  —  Biographical  sketeli-  —  Descrip¬ 
tions  and  notes  from  the  Botanical  Gazette. — Papers 
on  cacteae. — Compass  plant. —  Papers  on  coni- 
ferae.— Papers  on  enscutineae. — Two  new  dioeci¬ 
ous  grasses  of  the  United  States. — Dimorphism  of 
draba  bracliycarpa. — Papers  on  euphorbiaccac. 
—Remarks  on  gentianeae. — Catalogue  of  a  collection 
of  plants  made  by  Charles  A.  Oeyer. — Species  founded 
in  ©ray’s  Manual. — Papers  on  isoetes. — Papers  on 
junens. — Papers  on  loranthaccae.  —  Shorter  mis¬ 
cellaneous  papers. — Descriptions  in  botany  of  the 
upper  Missouri.— Remarks  on  ncliimbium  luteiim, 
etc.— Distribution  of  the  North  American  flora. — 
Revision  of  the  oenotherae  of  subsection  onagra.— 
Descriptions  in  plantae  Fendlerianae.— Descrip¬ 
tions  in  plantae  Lindheiinerianae. — Descriptions 
in  plantae  Wrightianae.— Lists  and  collected  de¬ 
scriptions  of  plants. — Note  on  polygonum  tenuc.— 
Structure  of  the  fruit  and  seed  of  ribes.— Botany  of 
Simpson's  expedition. — Spirodela. — Character  of 
the  vegetation  of  south-western  Texas. — Descriptions 
from  the  Bulletin  of  the  Torrey  Botanical  Club. — 
Papers  on  vitis.— Sketch  of  the  botany  of  Dr.  A.  Wisli- 
zenus's  expedition. — Papers  on  yucca,  agave,  etc. 

- t'actaceac  of  the  boundary.  78  pp.  75  pi.  (Emory, 

W.  H.,  Report  .  .  .  V.  S.  and  Mex.  boundary  surv.  v.  2,  pt.  1.) 

- Biographical  sketch  of  E.  4  pp.  ( In  his  Botani¬ 
cal  works,  p.  iii.) 


Engelmann,  George  Julius,  M.  D.  Bennett, 

A.  H.  Engelmann  on  the  liystero -neuroses.  5  pp. 
(Brain,  v.  2,  1880,  p.  68.) 

Engelmann,  Max. 

Vegetarische  Weltanschauung  in  Goethe’s 
Faust.  Breslau,  1883.  8°.  3364 

Engelmann,  Rudolf.  Die  sonnenfinsterniss 

vom  18  Aug.  1868.  23  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1869,  v.  1,  p.  130.) 

Engelmann,  Wilhelm.  1808-78. 

Bibliotheca  scriptorum  classicorum.  8  aufi. 
von  E.  Preuss.  Leipzig,  1880-82.  2  v.  8°.  L.104 

Contents.  Scriptures  ©raeci,  v.  1.— Scriptures 
Fat  ini,  v.  2. 

Engelnstedt,  N.  von.  Die  franzoesisch-itali- 

enische  Alpengrenze  und  ihre  verteidigung.  27  pp.  (  Un¬ 
sere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  2,  p.  497.) — Welchen  werth  haben  Gib¬ 
raltar  und  Malta  fuer  Grossbritannien ?  5  pp.  (Un¬ 
sere  Zeit,  1891,  V.  1,  p.  366.) 

Engels,  Friedrich.  1819—. 

Origine  de  la  famille,  de  la  propri6t6 
privee,  et  de  l’etat.  Traduction  frangaise  par 
Henri  Rav6.  Paris,  1893.  12°.  — 1367 

- (Ed. )  Capital,  by  Karl  Marx.  See  Marx,  K. 

Enger,  Robert  Rudolph  Heinrich  (Ed. )  1813-73. 

Aristophanis  Comoediae.  See  Aristophanes. 
Engliien,  Frangois  de  Bourbon,  Comte  d’. 

Zeller,  B.  Le  Comte  d’Enghien.  1890. 
(In  his  Hist,  de  France,  v.  8.)  4657 

Engliien,  Louis  Antoine  Henri  de  Bourbon 
Conde,  Due  d\ 

Dupin,  A.  M.  J.  J.  Pieces  judiciaires  et 
historiques  relatives  au  proces  du  Due  d’En¬ 
ghien  .  1823.  — 2322 

-  Broglie,  J.  V.  A.,  Due  de.  Le  Due  d’Enghien.  9  pp. 

(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  115,  1888,  p.  1017.)— Due  tl'En- 
ghien.  28  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  169,  1889,  p.  351.)— Four¬ 
nier,  A.  Note  sur  les  derniers  ann6es  d’E.  4  pp.  (Rev. 
hist.  v.  35, 1887,  p.  96.) 

Engineer,  The.  v.  57-82.  London,  1884-96. 
26  v.  fo.  —4761 

Note. — For  v.  1-56  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Engineering. 

Davy,  C.  Architect,  engineer,  and  opera¬ 
tive  builder’s  constructive  manual.  1839. 

—1775 

-  Drinker,  H.  S.  Tunneling,  explosive  com¬ 
pounds,  and  rock  drills.  1893.  — 2713 

-  Institution  of  Civil  Engineers  (l>ub.) 

Engineering  education  in  the  British  do¬ 
minions.  Compiled  from  official  sources,  with 
regulations  of  the  Institution  of  Civil  Engi¬ 
neers  as  to  the  admission  of  students.  1891. 

—4707 

-  Law,  H.  Rudiments  of  civil  engineering, 

for  the  use  of  beginners.  1848.  — 2726 

-  Phillips,  H.  J.  Engineering  chemistry. 

1891.  —1506 

-  Smeaton,  J.  Reports,  made  on  various 

occasions,  in  the  course  of  his  employment  as 
a  civil  engineer,  v.  3.  1812.  — 2721 

-  United  States,  Engineers,  Corps  of.  An¬ 
nual  reports  of  the  Chief  of  Engineers.  1882- 
94,  56  v.  and  index  2  v.  — 4756 

Note—  For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 


I 


ENGINEERING 


1258 


ENGLAND 


-  Weisbach,  J.  Principles  of  the  mechanics 

of  machinery  and  engineering.  1847-48,  2  v. 
( Libr .  of  illustr.  sci.  works,  v.  2,  5.)  — 2734 

-  Wilson,  H.  M.  Engineering  results  of  irrigation 

survey.  76  pp.  34  pi.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  geol.  surv. 
13  ann.  report,  1891-92,  Pt.  3 :  U.  S.  52  Cong.  2  sess.  House 
exec.  doc.  v.  17,  p.  351.) 

See  also  Aqueducts.  —  Arches.  —  Architecture 
and  Building'.  —  Artesian  wells.  —  Blasting.  — 
Breakwaters.  —  Bridges.  —  C’anals.  —  Bocks.  — 
Dockyards. — Drainage. — Dredging.  — Embank¬ 
ing.  —  Engineers.  —  Harbors.  —  Hydraulics.  — 
Irrigation.  —  Machinery.  —  Mathematics.  —  Me¬ 
chanics.  —  Military  art  and  science.  —  Mines 
and  Mining.  —  Piers.  —  Railroads.  —  Roads.  — 
Sewers.  —  Steam  engines.  —  Strength  of  ma¬ 
terials.— Surveying.— Tnnnels.— Water  supply. 

Engineering’,  Periodicals. 

Annales  des  ponts  et  chaussSes.  Paris, 
1884-96.  26  v.  —2793 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Daly,  0.  D.  Revue  generate  de  1’ architec¬ 
ture  et  des  travaux  publics,  v.  41-44.  Paris, 
1884-87.  4  v.  —4591 

Note. — For  v.  1-40  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Engineer,  v.  57-82.  Lond.,  1884-96.  26  v. 

Note. — For  v.  1-56  see  preceding  catalogue.  — 4761 

-  Engineering,  v.  37-62.  Lond.,  1884-96. 

26  v.  —4732 

Note. — For  v.  1-36  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- Engineering  and  Mining  Journal,  v.  37- 

62.  N.  Y.,  1884-96.  26  v.  —3722 

Note. — For  v.  5-36  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- Institution  of  Civil  Engineers.  Minutes 

of  proceedings,  v.  75-126.  Lond.,  1884-96. 
52  v.  —4793 

Note. — For  v.  1-74  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Engineering,  Military.  See  Military  engineer¬ 
ing. 

Engineering:  an  illustrated  weekly  journal. 
Ed.  by  W.  H.  Maw  and  J.  Dredge,  v.  37-62. 
London,  1884-96.  26  v.  fo.  —4732 

Note.— For  v.  1-36  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Engineering  and  Mining  Journal,  v.  37-62. 
New  York,  1884-96.  26  v.  fo.  — 3722 

Note. — For  v.  5-36  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Engineering  chemistry.  Phillips,  H.  J. 

—1506 

Engineering  education  in  the  British  do¬ 
minions.  Institution  of  Civil  Engineers  {Pub.) 

—4707 

Engineers.  Institution  of  Civil  Engineers 
{Pub.)  Engineering  education  in  the  British 
dominions.  Compiled  from  official  sources, 
with  regulations  of  the  Institution  of  Civil 
Engineers  as  to  the  admission  of  students. 
1891.  —4707 

-  Hickcnloopcr,  A.  Our  volunteer  engineers.  18  pp. 

(Hunter,  R.,  Sketches  of  war  history,  1861-65,  v.  3,  p.  301.) 

See  also  Biography.  —  Engineering',  and  the 
names  of  engineers,  as  Brindley,  J. — Brunei,  Sir  M. 
J. — Greathead,  J.  H. — Smeaton.  J. — Stephenson, 
G.,  etc. 

Engineers,  Corps  of.  See  United  States,  En¬ 
gineers,  Corps  of. 


Engineers’  journal  of  the  siege  of  York,  Va. 

4  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  4,  1880,  p.  449.) 

Engines.  See  Fires. — Locomotive  engines. — 
Steam  engines. 

England,  John,  D.D.,  Bp.  of  Charleston.  Clarke, 
R.  H.  Rt.  Rev.  John  England.  39  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of 
deceased  Bps.  v.  1,  p.  271.) 

England,  Rev.  Thomas  Richard.  1790-1847. 

Life  of  Rev.  Arthur  O’Leary  .  .  .  including 
historical  anecdotes,  memoirs,  and  many 
hitherto  unpublished  documents  illustrative 
of  the  Irish  Catholics,  during  the  eighteenth 
century.  London,  1822.  8°.  4715 


England. 


Arrangement : 

General  and  Miscellaneous  Works. 


Agriculture. 

Geology  and  mineralogy. 

Antiquities. 

Industries. 

Architecture. 

Insects. 

Bibliography. 

Lands  and  estates. 

Biography. 

Maps. 

Birds. 

Music. 

Botany. 

National  and  social  character. 

Canals. 

Natural  history. 

Census. 

Palaeontology. 

Church  history. 

Political  economy. 

Climate. 

Poor  and  poor  laws. 

Commerce. 

Railroads. 

Costume. 

Statistics. 

Education. 

Fine  arts. 

Zoology. 

England. 

Adams,  J.  Index  villaris;  or,  an  exact 
register,  alphabetically  digested,  of  all  the 
cities ...  in  England  and  Wales . . .  1690.  2541 
-  Black,  A.,  and  Black,  C.  {Pubs.)  Pic¬ 
turesque  guide  to  the  English  lakes.  1856. 

.2467 

- {Pubs.)  Picturesque  tourist,  and  road 

and  railway  guide  book  through  England  and 
Wales.  1855.  2412 

-  Brown,  J.  C.  Forests  of  England.  1883. 

—4696 

-  Chamberlayne,  E.  Angliae  notitia;  or, 

the  present  state  of  England.  1669-1702,  14  v. 

Note. — For  other  v.  see  preceding  catalogue.  1598 
-  Chateaubriand,  F.  A.  R.,  Vicomte  de.  Re¬ 
collections  of  Italy,  England,  and  America. 
1815,  2  v.  .2466 

-  Coxe,  A.  C.,  Bp.  of  Western  New  York.  Im¬ 
pressions  of  England.,  1856.  .2466 

-  Denton,  W.  England  in  the  fifteenth 

century.  1888.  1506 

-  Dibdin,  T.  F.  Bibliographical,  antiquarian, 

and  picturesque  tour  in  the  northern  counties 
of  England.  1838,  2  v.  W.  14 

-  Dove,  P.  E.  {Ed.)  Domesday  commemora¬ 
tion,  1086-1886.  Domesday  studies  :  being  the 
papers  read  at  the  meetings  of  the  Domesday 
commemoration,  1886.  1888-91,  2  v.  1593 

-  Emerson,  R.  W.  English  traits.  [1884.] 

( Works,  v.  5. )  3136 

-  Fiennes,  C.  Through  England  on  a  side 

saddle  in  the  time  of  William  and  Mary.  1888. 

1462 


ENGLAND 


1259 


ENGLAND 


-  Forster,  J.  G.  A.  Ansichten  vom  Nieder- 

rhein,  von  Brabant,  Flandern,  Holland,  Eng¬ 
land,  und  Frankreich  .  .  .  1790.  1791-94,  3  v. 

1408 

-  Freeman,  E.  A.  English  towns  and  dis¬ 
tricts.  1883.  1525 

-  Gallenga,  A.  C.  N.  (L.  Mariotti,  pseud.) 

Episodes  of  my  second  life.  (American  and 
English  experiences. )  1885.  2407 

-  Goadby,  E.  The  England  of  Shakespeare. 

n.  d.  1518 

-  Gomme,  G.  L.  (Ed.)  Gentleman’s  Maga¬ 
zine  library :  English  topography,  pts.  2,  5-8. 
1892-96,  5  v.  4156 

-  Grosley,  P.  J.  Tour  to  London ;  or,  new 

observations  on  England,  and  its  inhabitants. 
Tr.  from  the  French  by  T.  Nugent.  1772,  2  v. 

1536 

-  Grundy,  F.  H.  Pictures  of  the  past: 

memories  of  men  I  have  met  and  places  I 
have  seen.  1879.  4785 

-  Haliburton,  T.  C.  The  Attache ;  or,  Sam 

Slick  in  England,  n.  d.  ( Omnibus  of  modern 
romance ,  v.  11.)  1291 

Note.— Fiction. 

-  Hawthorne,  N.  Our  old  home  and  Eng¬ 
lish  note-books.  1891,  2  v.  ( Works ,  v.  7,  8. )  3136 
-  Hawthorne,  Mrs.  S.  A.  P.  Notes  in  Eng¬ 
land  and  Italy.  1878.  1404 

-  Holmes,  O.  W.  In  his  Our  hundred  days 

in  Europe.  1887.  1403 

-  Ledru-Rollin,  A.  A.  L.,  dit.  De  la  deca¬ 
dence  de  l’Angleterre.  1850,  2  v.  1591 

-  Locke,  D.  R.  (P.  V.  Nasby,  pseud.)  Nasby 

in  exile ;  or,  six  months  of  travel  in  England, 
Ireland,  Scotland  .  .  .  1882.  2205 

-  Macky,  J.  Journey  through  England. 

[Anon.]  1724,  2  v.  1407 

- Maton,  W.  G.  Observations  relative  chiefly 

to  the  natural  history,  picturesque  scenery, 
and  antiquities  of  the  western  counties  of 
England,  made  in  1794,  96.  1797,  2  v.  2545 

-  Misson,  F.  M.  Memoirs  and  observations 

in  his  travels  over  England  .  .  .  tr.  by  Mr. 
Ozell.  1719.  1517 

-  Ogilby,  J.  Britannia  depicta ;  or,  Ogilby 

improv’d ;  being  a  correct  coppy  of  actual 
survey  of  all  ye  direct  and  principal  cross 
roads  in  England  and  Wales.  1753.  1526 

-  Parma,  D.  F.  Diario  del  viaggio  fatto  in 

Inghilterra  nel  1639  dal  Nunzio  pontificio 
Rossetti.  1885.  (Scelta  di  curiositd  letterarie, 
no.  212. )  2352 

-  Paterson,  D.  Roads ;  being  an  entirely 

original  and  accurate  description  of  all  the 
direct  and  principal  cross  roads  in  England 
and  Wales.  1824.  1525 

-  Pennant,  T.  Tour  from  Downing  to 

Alston-Moor.  1801.  1402 

-  Pococke,  R.,  Bp.  of  Ossory  and  Meath. 

Travels  through  England.  1888-89,  2  v.  ( Cam¬ 
den  Soc.  n.  s.  nos.  42,  44.)  1504 

Vol.  III.— 158. 


-  Pyne,  J.  B.  The  English  lake  district. 

1853.  — 17A3 

-  Raumer,  F.  L.  G.  von.  England  in  1841. 

1842,  2  v.  1526 

- Ruskin,  J.  Pleasures  of  England.  Lectures 

given  in  Oxford.  1884-85,  4  pts.  — 1753 

-  Sargent,  F.  W.  England,  the  United 

States,  and  the  Southern  Confederacy.  1864. 

.2657 

- Schaible,  K.  H.  Geschichte  der  Deutschen 

in  England,  von  den  ersten  germanischen 
ansiedlungen  in  Britannien  bis  zum  ende  des 

18  jahrhunderts.  1885.  1518 

-  Skrine,  H.  Tours  in  the  north  of  Eng¬ 
land.  1795.  1402 

-  Smith,  W.  Particular  description  of  Eng¬ 
land,  1588.  With  views  of  some  of  the  chief 
towns.  1879.  1402 

-  Sorbiere,  S.  de.  Relation  d’un  voyage  en 

Angleterre.  [Anon.]  1666.  4467 

-  South,  J.  F.  Memorials  of  the  craft  of 

surgery  in  England.  1886.  — 3702 

-  Stafford,  W.  Compendious  or  briefe  ex¬ 
amination  of  certayne  ordinary  complaints . . . 
Ed.  by  F.  J.  Furnivall.  1581 ;  repr.  1876. 
(New  Shaks.  Soc.  6  s.  no.  3.)  3303 

- Stanford,  E.  (Pub.)  Parliamentary  county 

atlas  and  handbook  of  England  and  Wales. 
1885.  1434 

-  Stowe,  Mrs.  H.  E.  B.  Sunny  memories  of 

foreign  lands.  1854,  2  v.  1408 

-  Stubbes,  P.  Anatomy  of  the  abuses  in 

England  in  Shakspere’s  youth,  A.  D.  1583. 
Ed.  by  F.  J.  Furnivall.  1877-82,  3  pts.  (New 

Shaks.  Soc.  6  s.  nos.  4,  6,  12. )  3303 

-  Sylvan,  pseud.  Pictorial  hand-book  to 

the  English  lakes.  1854.  .2467 

-  Tuckerman,  H.  T.  Month  in  England. 

1853.  1405 

-  Walford,  T.  Scientific  tourist  through 

England,  v.  2.  1818.  2517 

-  Wheaton,  N.  S.  Journal  of  a  residence 

during  several  months  in  London  ;  including 
excursions  through  various  parts  of  England. 
1830.  1514 

-  Altliaiis,  F.  Beitraege  zur  geschichte  der  deutschen 

colonie  in  E.  49  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1873,  v.  1,  pp.  433,  534 ; 
1873,  v.  2,  p.  225.) — Arnold,  Sir  E.  Duty  and  destiny  of 
E.  in  India.  21  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  154,  1892,  p.  168.) — 
Hen  nett,  J.  A.  Account  of  papers  relating  to  the  royal 
jewel-house  in  the  16  and  17  centuries.  20  pp.  ( Archae - 
ologia,  v.  48,  1884,  p.  201.) — lti roll.  W.  de  G.  Unpub¬ 
lished  MS.  list  of  some  early  territorial  names  in  E. 

19  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  40,  1884,  p.  28.)— 

Black,  W.  Few  days’ more  driving.  16  pp.  ( Harper's 

Mag.  v.  70,  1885,  p.  21.) — Blaze  lie  Bury,  M.  P.  R.  S., 
Baronne.  L’Angleterre  contemporaine.  Les  hommes  et 
la  presse.  34  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v .  49,  1860,  p.  248.)— 
Bokenliani,  O.  Mappula  Angliae.  34pp.  (Eng.  studien, 
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civilization  in  E.  32  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
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Note.— The  Library  contains  accounts  of  the  following 
counties,  cities,  etc.,  of  England  : 

Abingdon. — Acton. — Addington. — Ainsty.- 
Alderbury. — Aldershot. — Almondbury — Alne. 
— Alnwick.  —  Alston  Moor.  —  Amesbury.  — 
Amounderness. — Arden. — Ashford  Carbonel. 
— Avebury. — Axholme,  Isle  of. — Aylesbury. — 
Bainesse. — Banbury — Barholme. — Barnstaple. 

—  Basingstoke.  — Bath.  — Bedford.  — Bedford¬ 
shire. — Bedwin,  Great.—  Begbroke.— Bengeo.— 
Berkeley. — Berkshire. — Berwick-upon-Tweed. 

—  Beverley. — Bignor. — Binchester.  —  Birken¬ 
head.  —  Birmingham.  —  Bishop- Auckland.  — 
Blandford. — Blythborough.  —  Bosmere. —  Bos¬ 
ton  .  — Bottesford.  —Bournemouth.  —Box.  — Box- 
grove. —  Boxley.  —  Bradbourne.  —  Bradford.— 
Bradford-on- Avon.  —  Brading.  —  Branch  and 
Dale. —  Bredwardine. —  Bremhill. — Brentford. 
— Brigg. — Brighton. — Brimpsfleld. — Brington. 
— Brinklow.  —  Bristol.  —  Bromley.  —  Broom¬ 
field. —  Broseley.  —  Brough. — Bruton. —  Buck¬ 
inghamshire.  —  Burford.— Bury  St.  Edmunds. 
— Cadbury —  Cambridge. —  Cambridgeshire.  — 
Candleshoe. —  Canterbury. — Carlisle. —  Castel 
Acre.  —  Cawden  and  Cadworth.  —  Chalk.  — 


Chastleton.  —  Chatsworth.  —  Chedworth.  — 
Chelmsford.  —  Chelsea.  —  Cheltenham.  —  Che¬ 
shire.  — Chester. —Chesterfield. — Chichester.  — 
Chipping-Campden. — Chipping-Ongar.— Chir- 
bury.  —  Chiswick.  —  Churchdown.  —  Cirences¬ 
ter.  —  Cissbury .  —  Clapham.  —  Clerkenwell.  — 
Cleveland.  —  Clifford  Chambers.  —  Clifton.  — 
Colchester. —  Coldred. —  Coleorton. — Colyton. 
— Cornwall. —  Cotswold. —  Cottingham. — Cov¬ 
entry.  —  Cowden.  —  Cranham.  —  Craven.  — 
Creake.  —  Crediton.  —  Crewkerne — Croft.  — 
Crowborough  Hill.  —  Croydon.  —  Croyland.  — 
Crundale. — Cubberley. —  Cumberland. —  Cum¬ 
bria.  —  Daglingworth.  —  Dale.  —  Damerham, 
South. — Darlington. — Dartford. — Dartmoor. — 
Dean,  Forest  of.  —  Deerhurst.  —  Deptford.  — 
Derby. — Derbyshire. — Desborough.— Deverel. 
— Devizes.  —  Devonshire.  —  Dewsbury.  —  Din- 
der. — Dinsdale. — Dolbury.— Doncaster. — Dor¬ 
chester. —  Dorsetshire. —  Dover. —  Downton. — 
Dukinfield. — Duloe.— Dulverton.— Dummer. — 
Dundry. — Dungeness. — Dunstable. — Dunster. 
— Dun  worth . — D  urham .  — Dursley . — Dy  rh  am . 
— Ealing.  — Easebourne.  — East  Anglia.  — East¬ 
bourne.— East  Grinstead.-Ecclesfield.— Edbur- 
ton. — Edgehill. — Edington. —  Elmore. — Ely. — 
— Enford.— English  Bicknor.— Essex.— Everley. 
— Everton. — Evesham. — Ewecross. — Exeter. — 
Exford. — Exmoor. —  Fairford.— Faversham. — 
Ferriby,  South.— Filey.— Fittleton.— Fletching. 
— Fosse  Way.— Framfield. —  Frilford. —  Frisk- 
ney.  —  Friston. —  Frome.  —  Frustfield.  —  Ful¬ 
ham.  — Furness. —  Gaisford. — Garston. — Gates¬ 
head. — Gawsworth. —  Glastonbury. —  Glouces¬ 
ter.  —  Gloucestershire.  —  Glynde.  —  Goodwin, 
sands.  —Goring. —  Gorleston. —  Gorton. —  Gos- 
forth. — Grappenhall. — Grasmere. — Greensted. 
— Greenwich. — Grinstead,  W  est.— Guisbrough. 
— Guiseley.— Hacklestone. — Halesowen.— Hal- 
naker.  —  Ham,  High.  —  Ham  don.  —  Hammer¬ 
smith. — Hampshire.— Hampstead _ Hamsey. — 

Har  dham . — Harnham .  — Harp  tree,  East. — Har¬ 
rogate.  —  Harrow.  — Hartland.  — Hastings.  — 
Havant. — Hawsted. —  Hayes. —  Hayling. — He- 
don.  —  Hempstead.  —  Henbury.  —  Henley-on- 
Thames. — Hereford. —  Herefordshire. —  Herst- 
monceux. —  Hertford. — Hertfordshire.  —  Hex¬ 
ham.—  Heysham.— Heytesbury. — Hibbaldstow. 
— Higham. — Highgate.— Hinton,  Little.— Hold- 
erness.  —  Hollinfare.  —  Hollington.  —  Holme. 
— Holmfirth.  —  Hornsey.  —  Horsted,  Little.  — 
Horsted  Keynes. —  Horton. —  Hove. —  Hull. — 
Hulne. — Huntingdonshire.  — Hursley .  — Hurst- 
pierpoint.  — Hutton.  —  Huy  ton.  —  Hydneye. — 
Hythe. — Ibberton.— Icklesham.  -Iffley. — Ifield- 
— Ilchester. — Ilfracombe. — Ilkley. — Ipswich. — 
Isle  of  Wight. —  Islington. — Kennet,  West. — 
Kensington.  —  Kent.  —  Keston.  —  Keymer.  — 
Kingston. — Kingston  near  Lewes. — Kirkby. — 
Knaresborough.—Kneb  worth.— Knightsbridge. 
— Lacock.  —  Lakes  of  England.  —  Lamarsh.  — 
Lambeth.  —  Lambourn.  —  Lancashire.  —  Lan¬ 
caster.  — Land’ s  End.  — Langho.  — Langport.  — 
Langport  Eastover.  —  Latton.  —  Laughton.  — 
Lavington,  West.  —  Leamington.  —  Ledbury. 
— Leeds. — Leek. — Leghs,  Great. — Leicester. — 
Leicestershire.  — Lelant. —  Leominster. — Leon- 
ard-Stanley. — Lewannick. — Lewes. — Leyland. 
— Lichfield. — Limington .  —  Lincoln. —Lincoln¬ 
shire.  —  Lindfield.  — Liverpool.  —  London.  — 
Lydford.  —  Lydiate.  —  Lyminge.  —  Lymm.  — 


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Lynn- Regis. — Lytescary. — Macclesfield. — Mai¬ 
ling,  South. — Malmesbury. — Malvern,  Great. — 
Manchester. — Marazion.—  Maresfield.  —  Marl¬ 
borough. — Marlow. — Marshfield. — Marston  St. 
Lawrence.  —  Martock.  —  Masham.  —  Masham- 
shire.— Matson. — Mayfield. — Melbury  Bubb. — 
Melford,  Long.  —  Mendip  Hills.  —  Meolse, 
Great.  —  Meon  Stoke.  —  Mere.  —  Methwold. — 
Middlesex.  —  Middlewich.  —  Midhurst.  —  Mil- 
burn. —  Minehead.—  Mitcheldean. —  Moccas. — 
Monkton,  West. — Monkton  Farleigh. — Monta- 
cute.  —  Morebath.  —  Moreton.  —  Morley.  — 
Muchelney. —  Nantwich.  —  Newcastle-under- 
Lyme.  —  Newcastle-upon-Tyne.  —  Newhaven. 
— N  e  wland.  — N  infield.  — N  orfolk.  — Northamp¬ 
tonshire.  —  Northeye.  — Northleach.  —  North¬ 
umberland. —  Norton  Fitzwarren. — Norwich. 

—  Nottinghamshire.  —  Nunney.  — Nursling. — 
Nympsfield.  —  Odcombe.  —  Oldbury.  — Olves- 
ton. —  Ormskirk. —  Otham.—  Otterhampton. — 
Over.  —  Oxford.  —  Oxfordshire.  —  Padstow.  — 
Patcham. — Pax  Hill. — Pebworth. — Pendock. 

—  Pendomer.  —  Pen  Pits.  —  Pentlow.  —  Pen- 
wortham. — Penzance. — Petworth. — Pevensey. 
— Pitchcombe.— Pitney. — Pittington. — Plump- 
ton. — Plymouth. — Pointington. — Portslade. — 
Portsmouth. — Poynings.—  Prescot. —  Preston. 
— Pulborough. — Purbeck,  Isle  of. — Quinton. — 
Racton.  —  Radstock.  —  Ramsbury.  — Rayne. — 
Reading.  — Redenham.  — Rep  ton.  —  Ribchester. 
— Richmondshire. —  Ringmer. —  Ripon. —  Rob- 
ertsbridge.— Rochdale. — Rochester.— Rothley. 
— Rottingdean. — Roundway  Hill.— Ruardean. 
— Rugby. — Rusper.  — Rutland.  — Rye.  — Saddle- 
worth.  —  Sadelescombe.  —  Saffron  Walden.  — 
St.  Albans. — St.  Anne’s  Hill. — St.  Briavels. — 
St.  Budeaux. — St.  Hilary. — St.  Ives. — St.  Mar- 
garet-at-Cliffe. — St.  Mary  Bourne. — Salehurst. 
— Salisbury.  —  Salisbury  Plain.  —  Sandgate.  — 
San  down.—  Sandridge.  —  Sandwich. —  Sarum, 
Old. — Seaford. — Sea  Mills. — Sefton. — Seking- 
ton. — Selborne. — Selby. — Shaftesbury. — Shap- 
wick. — Sheffield.  — Sheffield  Park.  — Sheppey , 
Isle  of. — Shepton  Mallet. — Shields,  South. — 
Shipley. — Shoebury. — Shoreham. —  Shotwick. 

—  Shropshire.  —  Sigwell.  —  Silbury  Hill.  — 
Slaugham. — Sleaford. — Slindon. — Sockburn.— 
Sodbury. — Somersetshire. — Somerton. — South 
Downs.  —  Southport.  —  Southwark.  —  South- 
well. —  Staffordshire. —  Staindrop.—  Stamford. 
— Stanlow. — Stanton  Drew. — Stapleford  Taw- 
ney.  —  Stedham.  —  Steyning.  —  Stockton.  — 
Stoke,  North. — Stoke  Field. —  Stoke-under- 
Hamdon. — Stonehenge.— Stourbridge. — Stour- 
ton.  —  Stow,  West.  —  Stow-on- the- Wold.  — 
Stowting. — Stratford-on-Avon. — Street. — Suf¬ 
folk.  —  Sulgrave.  —  Sunninghill.  —  Surrey.  — 
Sussex. — Sutterton. — Sutton. —  Sutton,  Long. 
— Sutton  Court. — Swindon. — Taplow. — Taun¬ 
ton.  —  Teesdale.  — Tewkesbury.  —  Thetford. — 
Ticeh  urst.  — Tin  tinhull.  —  Tiverton .  — Tockin  g- 
ton. —  Toftrees. —  Tong. — Torquay. —  Torting- 
ton. — Tottenham.  —  Towednack. —  Towton. — 
Trent.  — Trigg  Minor.  — Trowbridge.  — Trull.  — 
Truro. — Turton. —  Uckfield. —  Ufton. — Uley. — 
Underditch.— Uppingham. — Upton.  —  Upton- 
on-Severn.  — Uttoxeter.  — Wakefield.  — Wake- 
hurst  Place. — W  aldron. — W  all.  — W  allasey .  — 
Wallingford. — Walmer. — Waltham. — Walton- 
in-le-Dale.  —  Walton-on-the-Hill.  —  Wands¬ 
worth.  — Warbleton.  —  Warblington.  — Warm- 


ingham.  — Warminster.  —  Warrington.  — War- 
ton.  — Warwick. — Warwickshire.  — Waverton. 

—  Wavertree.  —  Weardal6.  —  Wellington.  — 
W  ells.  — W  essex.  — W  estbourne.  — W  estbury .  — 
W esthampnett.  — W est  Kirby.  — W estmeston . 

—  Westminster.  —  Westmorland.  —  Weston 
Birt.  —  Whalley.  — Whitby.  —  Whitestaunton. 
— Wigan.  — Wilburton.  — Willingdon.  —  Willi- 
ton  and  Freemanors. — Wilmington. — Wilm- 
slow.  — Wilton.  — Wiltshire.  — Wimborne-Min- 
ster.  — W incanton.  — Win  chelsea.  —  W inch  ester. 
— Windhill. — Winsford.— Winterbourne  Monk- 
ton. — Winwick.  — Wirral.  — Wisbech. — Wisbo- 
rough  Green.  — Wiston.  — Witham.  — Witney. 
— Woburn.  —  Wokingham.  — Wolverhampton. 
— Woodbridge.— Woodbury. — Woodchester. — 
W oollavington. — W orcester.  -Worcestershire. 
— Worth.  —  Worthing.  —  Wotton-under-Edge. 
— W raxhall,  N orth.  — W rington.  — W roxeter.  — 
Wycombe.  —  Wyre.  —  Yarmouth.  —  Yeovil.  — 
Y  ork.  —  Yorkshire. 

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See  also  Anglo-Saxons. 

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Roman,  Saxon,  and  Danish  antiquities  of  the 
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(  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  11,  1869,  p.  245.) 
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Roman. 

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Soc.  Trans.  2  s.  v.  1,  1889,  p.  33. ) 

England,  Biography. 

Adams,  O.  F.  Brief  hand-book  of  English 
authors.  1884.  W.  58 

-  Adams,  W.  H.  D.  Celebrated  English¬ 
women  of  the  Victorian  era.  1884,  2  v.  3812 

-  Andrews,  W.  (Ed.)  North  country  poets, 

poems,  and  biographies.  1888-89,  2  v.  1324 
-  Bagehot,  W.  Estimates  of  some  English¬ 
men  and  Scotchmen.  1858.  3895 

-  Boase,  G.  C.,  and  Courtney,  W.  P.  Bib¬ 
liotheca  Cornubiensis.  A  catalogue  of  the 
writings  ...  of  Cornishmen  . .  .  with  biograph¬ 
ical  memoranda.  1874-82,  3  v.  L.81 

-  Bourne,  H.  R.  F.  English  merchants. 

1866,  2  v.  3795 

-  Brougham,  H.  P.,  Baron  Brougham  and 

Vaux.  Historical  sketches  of  statesmen  who 
flourished  in  the  time  of  George  III.  1839, 
2  v.  4742 

-  Burgon,  J.  W.  Lives  of  twelve  good  men. 

1888,  2  v.  3766 

-  Burnett,  G.  Specimens  of  English  prose- 

writers.  1813,  3  v.  2222 

-  Cary,  H.  F.  Lives  of  English  poets,  from 

Johnson  to  Kirke  White.  1846.  3797 

-  Cassan,  S.  H.  Lives  and  memoirs  of  the 

Bishops  of  Sherborne  and  Salisbury,  705-1824. 
1824.  3795 

- Lives  of  the  Bishops  of  Bath  and  Wells, 

from  the  earliest  to  the  present  period.  1829- 
30,  2  v.  in  1.  3795 

-  Chorley,  H.  F.  Authors  of  England.  1838. 

3772,  4781 

-  Collier,  W.  F.  History  of  English  litera¬ 
ture,  in  a  series  of  biographical  sketches. 
1862.  2251 


—  Colvile,  F.  L.  Worthies  of  Warwickshire 
who  lived  between  1500  and  1800.  n.  d.  3772 

—  Connak,  R.  Account  of  the  Princes  of 
Wales,  from  the  first  institution  till  Prince 
Henry,  eldest  son  to  King  James  I.  1751.  1517 

—  Craufurd,  Q.  Essai  historique  sur  le  Dr. 

Swift  .  .  .  suivi  de  notices  historiques  sur 
plusieurs  personnages  d’Angleterre.  [Anon.] 
1808.  4772 

—  Dix,  J.  Pen  pictures  of  popular  English 

preachers.  [Anon.]  1851.  4723 

—  English  men  of  action.  1889-90,  6  v.  3766 

—  Fitzgerald,  P.  H.  Kings  and  queens  of 

an  hour.  1883,  2  v.  3793 

- Royal  dukes  and  princesses  of  the 

family  of  George  III.  1882,  2  v.  1514 

—  Foss,  E.  Judges  of  England.  1848-64,  9  v. 

3783 

—  Heath,  J.  New  book  of  loyal  English 

martyrs  and  confessors,  n.  d.  1518 

—  Jacob,  G.  Historical  account  of  the  lives 

and  writings  of  our  most  considerable  Eng¬ 
lish  poets.  [Anon.]  1724,  2  v.  3776 

—  Lang,  A.  (Ed.)  English  worthies.  1885- 

87,  8  v.  3797 

—  Langbain,  G.  Lives  and  characters  of  the 

English  dramatick  poets,  n.  d.  3846 

—  Le  Neve,  J.  Lives  and  characters  ...  of 

all  the  Protestant  Bishops  of  the  Church  of 
England  since  the  Reformation.  1720,  2  v. 
in  1.  3705 

—  Lloyd,  D.  State- worthies ;  or,  the  states¬ 

men  and  favourites  of  England  since  the  Re¬ 
formation.  1670.  4723 

—  Lower,  M.  A.  Worthies  of  Sussex :  bio¬ 
graphical  sketches  of  the  most  eminent 
natives  or  inhabitants  of  the  county,  from  the 
earliest  period  to  the  present  time.  1865.  3771 

—  Morley,  H.  English  writers.  1887-95, 

11  v.  2237 

—  Morley,  J.  (Ed.)  English  men  of  letters. 

1878-92,  39  v.  3811 

—  Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C.  English  female 

artists.  1876,  2  v.  3795,  4723 

—  Old  England’s  worthies:  a  gallery  of 
portraits,  from  authentic  copies  .  .  .  accom¬ 
panied  by  full  and  original  biographies.  1847. 

4751 

—  Pits,  J.  Relationum  historicarum  de  re¬ 
bus  Anglicis  tomus.  1619.  W.  53 

—  Powell,  T.  Living  authors  of  England. 

1849.  3706 

—  Stanton,  R.  Menology  of  England  and 

Wales ;  or,  brief  memorials  of  the  ancient 
British  and  English  Saints.  1887.  — 1287 

—  Strickland,  A.  Lives  of  the  bachelor 

Kings  of  England.  1861.  3812 

- Lives  of  the  Tudor  Princesses,  includ¬ 
ing  Lady  Jane  Gray  and  her  sisters.  1868.  3812 

—  Sutton,  C.  W.  (Ed.)  List  of  Lancashire 

authors,  with  brief  biographical  .  .  .  notes. 
1876.  (Manchester  Lit.  Club.)  L.73 


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-  Sykes,  J.,  and  Fordyce,  T.  Local  records ; 

or,  historical  register  of  remarkable  events, 
which  have  occurred  in  Northumberland  and 
Durham  .  .  .  with  biographical  notices.  1865- 
67,  3  v.  .2536 

-  Thomson,  J.  Biographical  and  critical 

studies.  1896.  4757 

-  Tregellas,  W.  H.  Cornish  worthies : 

sketches  of  some  eminent  Cornish  men  and 
families.  1884,  2  v.  3773 

-  Twelve  English  statesmen.  1889-90, 3  v. 

3766 

-  Wilkinson,  J.  Worthies,  families,  and 

celebrities  of  Barnsley  and  the  district,  n.  d. 

2537 

-  Willmott,  R.  E.  A.  Lives  of  the  English 

sacred  poets.  1839,  2  v.  3797 

-  Higginson,  T.  W.  Old  English  seamen.  17  pp. 

( Harper's  Mag.  v.  66,  1883,  p.  217.)— Twelve  good  men. 
22  pp.  ( London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  72,  1889,  p.  143.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  Biography. 

England,  Birds. 

Arnold,  F.  H.  Sussex  heronries.  7  pp.  1  pi.  (Sus¬ 
sex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  27,  1877,  p.  110.)  — Beck¬ 
with,  W.  E.  Birds  of  Shropshire.  34  pp.  (Shropshire 
Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  2,  1879,  p.  365; 
v.  4,  1881,  p.  326.)— Notes  on  Shropshire  birds.  146  pp. 
(Shropshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  10, 
1887,  p.  383;  v.  11,  1888,  pp.  223,  387  ;  2  s.  v.  1,  1889,  p.  201; 
v.  2,  1890,  pp.  1,  303 ;  v.  3,  1891,  p.  313 ;  v.  4,  1892,  p  183 ; 
v.  5,  1893,  p.  31.) — Burroughs,  J.  English  and  Ameri¬ 
can  song  birds.  5  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  1,  1881,  p.  357.) 
—  Recollections  of  the  bustard  on  Salisbury  plain. 
2  pp.  ( Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  17, 

1878,  p.  127.) — t'rotch,  W.  D.  List  of  birds’  eggs  found 
in  Somersetshire,  with  observations.  26  pp.  (Somer¬ 
setshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  1,  1851, 
p.  149.) — English  birds  of  prey.  5  pp.  {Macmilkm’s 
Mag.  v.  60,  1889,  p.  450.) — Mathew,  M.  A.,  and  Gold¬ 
smith,  H.  St.  B.  Revised  list  of  the  birds  of  Somerset. 
41  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat..  Hist.  Soc. 
Proc.  v.  39,  1893,  p.  102;  v.  40,  1894,  p.  152.) — Morres,  A. 
P.  On  the  occurrence  of  some  of  the  rarer  species  of 
birds  in  the  neighbourhood  of  Salisbury.  126  pp.  (  Wilt¬ 
shire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  17,  1878,  p.  95 ;  v.  18, 

1879,  pp.  183,  289;  v.  20,  1882,  p.  154.)— Smith,  A.  C.  On 
the  ornithology  of  Wilts.  236  pp.  1  pi.  ( Wiltshire  Ar¬ 
chaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  1,  1854,  pp.  41,  105,  239 ;  v.  2, 
1855,  pp.  162,  290 ;  v.  3,  1857,  p.  337 ;  v.  4,  1858,  pp.  26,  285  ; 
v.  6,  1860,  p.  167 ;  v.  7,  1862,  p.  81 ;  v.  9,  1866,  pp.  45,  211 ; 
v.  11,  1869,  p.  160;  v.  12,  1870,  pp.  44,  152.)-Smitli,  C. 
List  of  the  birds  of  Somerset.  14  pp.  (Somersetshire 
Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  16,  1871,  p.  41.)— 
On  the  distinctions  between  various  nearly-allied,  or 
similar  forms  of  birds.  40  pp.  4  pi.  (Somersetshire  Ar¬ 
chaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  29,  1884,  p.  1.) — 
Stratton,  F.  “  Kestrels  and  crows.”  2  pp.  (  Wiltshire 
Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  18,  1879,  p.  181.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  Birds. 

England,  Botany. 

Flower,  T.  B.  Flora  of  Wiltshire.  (  Wilt¬ 
shire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  4-14, 
1858-74.)  .2556 

-  Murray,  R.  P.  Flora  of  Somerset.  1893- 

94,  1  v.  in  2.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and 
Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  39,  40. )  .2557 

-  Pryor,  A.  R.  Flora  of  Hertfordshire.  Ed. 

by  B.  D.  Jackson.  1887.  — 2666 


ENGLAND,  Canals 


-  Trimen,  H.,  and  Dyer,  W.  T.  T.  Flora  of 

Middlesex.  1869.  — 2687 

-  Ash  held,  C.  J.  On  the  flora  of  Preston  and  its  neigh¬ 
bourhood.  36  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc. 
Trans,  v.  10,  1858,  p.  143;  v.  12,  1860,  p.  127;  n.  s.  v.  2,  1862, 
p.  75.)— Bnckman,  J.  Notes  on  the  flora  of  Silbury 
hill.  4  pp.  ( Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  9, 
1866,  p.  159.)  —  On  the  finding  of  carduus  tuberosus  at 
Avebury.  3  pp.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist  Mag. 
v.  5,  1859,  p.  207.)— Clark,  T.  Catalogue  of  the  rarer 
plants  of  the  turf  moors  of  Somerset.  8  pp.  (Somerset¬ 
shire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  7,  1858,  p.  64.) 
— Crotch,  W.  R.  List  of  fungi,  found  in  the  neighbour¬ 
hood  of  Bristol,  Bath,  and  Taunton.  25  pp.  (Somerset¬ 
shire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  3, 1853,  p.  132.) 
—Fisher,  H.  S.  Introduced  plants  of  the  Liverpool 
district.  6  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc. 
Trans,  n.  s.  v.  7,  1867,  p.  189.)— Flower,  T.  B.  Ferns  of 
Wiltshire.  1  p.  ( Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag. 
v.  11,  1869,  p.  349.) — Instructions  for  the  formation  of  a 
Wiltshire  herbarium.  4  pp.  1  map.  ( Wiltshire  Archaeol. 
and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  12,  1870,  p.  252.) — Forest  trees  of 
Wiltshire.  30  pp.  ( Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist. 
Mag.  v.  10,  1867,  p.  135.) — Gifford,  I.  Notices  of  the  rare 
and  most  remarkable  plants  in  the  neighbourhoods  of 
Dunster,  Blue  Anchor,  Minehead,  etc.  7  pp.  (Somerset¬ 
shire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  6, 1856,  p.  131.) 
— Observations  on  the  marine  flora  of  Somerset.  8  pp. 
(Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  4, 
1854,  p.  116.)— Eettsom,  J.  C.  Hortus  Uptonensis ;  or,  a 
catalogue  of  stove  and  green-house  plants,  in  Dr.  Fother- 
gill’s  garden  at  Upton,  at  the  time  of  his  decease.  43  pp. 
1  pi.  (Fothergill,  J.,  IForfcs,  p.  493.) — Parsons,  H.  F. 
Flora  of  the  eastern  border  of  Somerset.  9  pp.  (Somer¬ 
setshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  21, 1876, 
p.  53.)— Phillips,  W.  Filices,  lycopodiaceae,  marsilea- 
ceae,  and  equisetaceae  of  Shropshire.  6  pp.  (Shropshire 
Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  1, 1878,  p.  153.) — 
Hymenomycetes  of  Shropshire.  40  pp.  2  pi.  (Shropshire 
Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  3,  1880,  p.  393.) — 
Preston,  T.  A.  Report  of  the  Wiltshire  herbarium. 
7  pp.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  15, 1875, 
p.  110.) — Smith,  H.  E.  Botanical  notices.  4  pp.  (Lan¬ 
cashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  1,  1861, 
p.  67.)— Wallace,  A.  R.  English  and  American  flowers. 
25  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  50,  1891,  pp.  525,  796.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  Botany. 

England,  Botany,  Periodicals. 

Curtis’s  Botanical  Magazine.  3  s.  v.  40- 
52.  Lond.,  1884-96.  13  v.  —3602 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- Linnean  Society.  Journal.  Botany,  v.  20- 

30.  Lond.,  1884-95.  11  v.  — 3606 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- Transactions.  Botany.  2  s.  v.  1-3.  Lond., 

1880-94.  3  v.  —3601 

Note—  For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

England,  Canals. 

Congreve,  T.  Scheme  or  proposal  of 
making  a  navigable  communication  between 
the  rivers  Trent  and  Severn,  in  the  county  of 
Stafford.  1717.  ( With  Erdeswicke,  S.,  Survey 
of  Staffordshire . )  2546 

-  Inland  navigation.  23  pp.  ( London  Quart.  Rev. 

v.  66,  1886,  p.  223.) — Ea  Garde,  P.  C.  de.  On  the  an¬ 
tiquity  and  invention  of  the  lock  canal  of  Exeter.  20  pp. 
1  pi.  ( Archaeologia ,  v.  28,  1840,  p.  7.) — Martin,  B.  E. 
Through  London  by  canal.  20  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  70, 
1885,  p.857.) — Weber,  K.  P.  M.  M  von.  Wasserstrassen 
Englands.  32  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  26,  1881,  p.  389.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  Canals. 


1269 


ENGLAND,  Census 


1270 


ENGLAND,  Church  history 


England,  Census. 

Great  Britain.  Registrar-General.  Census 
of  England  and  Wales,  1861.  1862-63,  3  v. 

—4381 

- Census  of  England  and  Wales,  1871. 

1871-73,  4  v.  —4381 

- Census  of  England  and  Wales,  1881. 

1881-83,  4  v.  in  3.  —4381 

-  Hubbard,  J.  G.  A  census  of  religions.  14  pp.  ( Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  131.) — Hume,  A.  Remarks  on 
the  census  of  religious  worship  for  E.  and  Wales.  34  pp. 
1  map.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  12, 
I860,  p.  1.) — Welton,  T.  A.  On  the  inaccuracies  which 
probably  exist  in  the  census  returns  of  ages.  24  pp.  1  pi. 
(Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans.  3  s.  v.  4,  1876, 
p.  149.) 

See  also  under  Statistics.  —  Also  Great  Britain, 
Census. 

England,  Church  history. 

Bacon,  J.  Liber  regis,  vel  thesaurus  rerum 
ecclesiasticarum.  1786,  1  v.  in  2.  —4262 

-  Bed  A  Venerabilis.  Historia  ecclesiastica 

gentis  Anglorum  .  .  .  Cura  R.  Hussey.  1846. 

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The  same.  Cura  G.  H.  Moberly.  1881. 

—1275 

- Old  English  version  of  [the]  Ecclesias¬ 
tical  history  of  the  English  people,  pt.  1, 
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nos.  95,  96. )  .  2124 

-  Burn,  J.  S.  Registrant  ecclesiae  parochi- 

alis.  The  history  of  parish  registers  in  Eng¬ 
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-  Carleton,  G.,  Bp.  of  Chichester.  Thank- 

full  remembrance  of  Gods  mercy.  In  an  his- 
toricall  collection  of  the  great  and  mercifull 
deliverances  of  the  church  and  state  of  Eng¬ 
land  .  .  .  from  the  beginning  of  Queene  Eliza¬ 
beth.  1627.  1586 

-  Chauncy,  M.  Historia  aliquot  martyrum 

Anglorum  maxime  octodecim  Cartusianorum. 
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-  Cressy,  H.  P.  Church-history  of  Brittany, 

from  the  beginning  of  Christianity  to  the 
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— —  Destombes,  C.  J.  B.  Collection  historique. 
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England,  from  the  commencement  of  the  six¬ 
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43,  5  v.  —3263 

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alphabetical  lists  of  all  ecclesiastical  digni¬ 
taries  in  England  and  Wales  since  the  Re¬ 
formation.  1890.  1151 

-  Fuller,  T.  Church  history  of  Britain ; 

from  the  birth  of  Jesus  Christ  until  1648. 
1845,  6  v.  —3263 

-  Gasquet,  F.  A.  Henry  VIII  and  the  Eng¬ 
lish  monasteries.  1888-89,  2  v.  — 3264 

The  same.  1893,  2  v.  — 3262 


-  Godfrey,  J.  T.  Notes  on  the  churches  of 

Nottinghamshire.  Hundred  of  Rushcliffe. 
1887.  .2523 

-  Greenwood,  J.  B.  Early  ecclesiastical 

history  of  Dewsbury,  including  a  sketch  of  the 
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1859.  2523 

-  Hazlitt,  W.  C.  (Ed.)  Fugitive  tracts, 

written  in  verse,  which  illustrate  the  condi¬ 
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land,  and  the  state  of  society  there  during 
two  centuries.  1875,  2  v.  P.R. 

-  Law,  T.  G.  Historical  sketch  of  the  con¬ 
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-  L’ Estrange,  R.  [Tracts.]  1680.  —4232 

-  Luard,  H.  R.  On  the  relations  between 

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the  eighteenth  century.  1886.  (Creighton,  M., 
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-  Peckham,  J.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Regis¬ 
trant  epistolarum,  v.  2,  3.  1884-85,  2  v.  ( Gt. 
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Note.— For  v.  1  see 'preceding  catalogue. 

-  Petre,  R.  E.  Notices  of  the  English  col¬ 
leges  and  convents  established  on  the  conti¬ 
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-  Prynne,  W.  Canterburies  doome . . .  1646. 

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4781 

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England  from  the  opening  of  the  Long  Parlia¬ 
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- Religion  in  England  from  1800  to  1850. 

A  history,  with  a  postscript  on  subsequent 
events.  1884,  2  v.  — 1268 

-  Tanner,  T.,  Bp.  of  St.  Asaph.  Notitia 

monastica ;  or,  a  short  history  of  the  religious 
houses  in  England  and  Wales.  1695.  — 4276 

- Notitia  monastica ;  or,  an  account  of  all 

the  abbies,  priories,  and  houses  of  friers, 
heretofore  in  England  and  Wales.  1744.  — 2171 

-  Taylor,  R.  V.  Ecclesiae  Leodienses;  or, 

historical  and  architectural  sketches  of  the 
churches  of  Leeds  and  neighbourhood.  1875. 

2537 

-  Amlley,  C.  F.  Situation  religieuse  de  l’Angleterre. 

143  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  7,  1844,  pp.  520,  745 ;  v.  11,  1845, 
p.  384 ;  v.  12,  1845,  p.  865. ) — Bast  wick,  J.  Letany.  30pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  5,  p.  407.) — Blaauw,  W.  H. 
Dureford  Abbey :  its  fortunes  and  misfortunes ;  with 
some  particulars  of  the  Premonstratensian  order  in  E. 
56  pp.  1  pi.  (Sussex  Arcliaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  8,  1856,  p.  41.) 
— Burnet,  G.,  Bp.  of  Salisbury.  Apology  for  the  Church 


ENGLAND,  Church  history 


1271 


ENGLAND,  Commerce 


of  E.  with  relation  to  the  spirit  of  persecution  of  which 
she  is  accused.  9  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9, 
p.  174.) — Cave-Brownc,  J.  Medieval  life  among  the 
old  palaces  of  the  primacy.  88  pp.  (In  his  Lambeth 
palace,  p.  318.) — Church,  C.  M.  The  prebendal  psalms 
in  the  church  of  Wells.  13  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol. 
and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  39,  1893,  p.  87.) — Croly,  G. 
Conservative  principles.  12  pp.  (In  his  Hist,  sketches, 
p.  108.)— England  the  fortress  of  Christianity.  16  pp.  (In 
his  Hist,  sketches,  p.  1.)— Speech.  28  pp.  (In  his  Hist, 
sketches,  p.  310.)— Eccleston,  T.  de.  De  adventu  Fra- 
trum  Minorum  in  Angliam.  70  pp.  (Brewer,  J.  S.,  Mon. 
Francis,  p.  3 :  Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.) — Ex  libro  De  adventu 
Fratrum  Minorum  in  Angliam.  9  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc. 
Script,  v.  28,  p.  560.) — England's  wants;  or,  several 
proposals,  probably  beneficial  to  E.,  1685.  20  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  219. )— Remonstrance  and  petition 
against  English  and  Irish  papists.  6  pp  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  238.) — Gibson,  T.  E.  A  century 
of  recusancy,  illustr.  from  the  records  of  the  Blundells 
of  Crosby.  34  pp.  1  pi.  ( Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist. 
Soc.  Trans.  3  s.  v.  7,  1879,  p.  33.) — Gray,  A.  E.  P.  Notes 
on  the  early  history  of  the  church  of  Strathclyde,  with 
special  reference  to  the  apostle  of  Lancashire.  16  pp. 
(Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  40,  1890, 
p.  77.) — Howorth,  H.  H.  The  Columban  clergy  of 
north  Britain  and  their  harrying  by  the  Norsemen. 
50  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  7,  1878,  p.  395.) — Hub- 
hard,  J.  G.  A  census  of  religions.  14  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  131.) — Hnnie,  A.  Remarks  on  the 
census  of  religious  worship  for  E.  and  Wales.  34  pp. 
1  map.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  12, 
1860,  p.  1.) — Jessopp.  A.  Coming  of  the  friars.  23  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  14,  1883,  p.  78.)— Who  owns  the 
churches?  16  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  145.) — 
Mar ti  n ,  V .  L’ Angleterre  se  convertira-t-elle  au  Catholi- 
cisme?  30  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  103,  1885,  p.  1031.) — 
Parker,  J.  Dissent  in  E.  12  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  145, 
1887,  p.  645.) — Pauli,  R.  Confessionelle  bedenken  bei 
der  thronbesteigung  des  Hauses  Hannover  in  E.  13  pp. 
(In  his  Aufsaetze  zur  englischen  geschichte,  p.  379.) — 
Pedigree  of  popery ;  Three  letters.  14  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  pp.  74,  75.) — Plain  account  of  the 
persecution  laid  to  the  charge  of  the  Church  of  E. 
7  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  167.) — Preface  to 
a  short  and  sure  method  proposed  for  the  extirpation  of 
popery  in  the  space  of  a  few  years.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  472.) — Case  of  E.,  and  the  Pro¬ 
testant  interest.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9, 
p.  593.) — Case  of  the  Protestants  in  E.  under  a  popish 
prince.  20  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  147.) — 
Remonstrance,  by  way  of  address,  from  the  Church 
of  England  to  Parliament,  1685 ;  A  second  remonstrance, 
by  way  of  address,  from  the  Church  of  England.  9  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  pp.  19,  25.)— Stanley, 
H.  E.  J.,  3  Baron  Stanley  of  Alderley.  The  House  of  Com¬ 
mons  and  the  church.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891, 
p.  777.) — Steele,  Sir  R.  Important  discourse  concerning 
the  state  of  religion  in  E.,  and  the  reconciliation  with 
Rome.  13  pp.  (In  his  Account  of  the  state  of  the  Roman- 
Catholic  religion  throughout  the  world,  p.  185.) — Tay¬ 
lor,  W.  C.  Robert  Parsons,  Edmund  Campian,  and  the 
Jesuits  in  E.  52  pp.  (In  his  Romantic  biog.  v.  2,  p.  185.) 
— Touchet,  G.  Change  of  religion  made  for  politick 
ends,  and  of  the  occurrences  concerning  it,  in  the  reign 
of  Edward  VI.  70  pp.  (In  his  Hist.  coll.  p.  76.)— Change 
of  religion  made  for  politick  ends,  and  of  the  occurrences 
concerning  it,  in  the  reign  of  Queen  Elizabeth.  91  pp. 
(In  his  Hist.  coll.  p.  203.) — Concerning  the  restauration 
of  Catholick  religion ;  and  the  occurrences  concerning 
it,  in  the  reign  of  Queen  Mary.  57  pp.  (In  his  Hist.  coll, 
p.  146.) — Historical  collections  of  the  reign  of  King  Henry 
VIII.  72  pp.  (In  his  Hist.  coll.  p.  4.)— Stephani  Trenta 
legatio  Anglicana  anno  1467  et  1468  habita.  8  pp.  (Baluze, 
E.,  Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  494. ) 

See  also  Abbeys. — Anglo-Saxon  Church. — Can¬ 
terbury. —  Cathedrals.  —  Catholic  Church  in 
England.  —  Church  of  England.  —  llissenters 
and  l>isscnt’(and  the  names  of  the  various  sects  of  Dis¬ 


senters). — Druids  and  Druidisin.— Great  Britain, 

Church  history;  History.  —  Monasteries.  —  Monsisti- 
cisui. — Reformation. 

Reformation. 

Audin,  J.  M.  V.  Life  of  Henry  VIII,  and 
history  of  the  schism  of  England.  Tr.  from 
the  French  by  E.  G.  K.  Browne.  1852.  4742 

-  Blunt,  J.  H.  Reformation  of  the  Church 

of  England,  v.  2,  1547-1662.  1882.  —1293 

Note.— For  v.  1  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- Haweis,  J.  O.  W.  Sketches  of  the  Reforma¬ 
tion  and  the  Elizabethan  age  taken  from  the 
contemporary  pulpit.  1844.  — 1268 

-  Heppe,  H.  J.  L.  Reformers  of  England 

and  Germany  in  the  sixteenth  century.  1859. 

—4287 

-  Perry,  G.  G.  History  of  the  Reformation 

in  England.  1886.  (Creighton,  M.,  Epochs  of 
ch.  hist. )  — 1278 

-  Price,  T.  History  of  Protestant  noncon¬ 
formity  in  England,  from  the  Reformation 
under  Henry  VIII.  1838,  2  v.  — 1265 

-  Ridley,  G.  Life  of  Nicholas  Ridley,  some¬ 
time  Bp.  of  London :  shewing  the  plan  and 
progress  of  the  Reformation.  1763.  4773 

-  Taylor,  C.  B.  Memorials  of  the  English 

martyrs,  n.  d.  — 1263 

-  Worsley,  H.  Dawn  of  the  English  Re¬ 
formation  :  its  friends  and  foes.  1890.  — 4284 
See  also  Catholic  Church  in  England.— Great 
Rritain,  Church  history.— Henry  VIII,  King  of  Eng¬ 
land.—  Re  formation . 

England,  Civil  Service.  See  Great  Britain,  Civil 
service. 

England,  Climate. 

Frankland,  E.  Climate  of  town  and  country.  16  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  35.) — Hopkinson,  J., 
and  Jackson,  B.  D.  Introduction  on  the  geology,  climate, 
etc.,  of  [Hertfordshire].  38  pp.  (Pryor,  A.  R.,  Flora  of 
Hertfordshire,  p.  ix.) 

See  alsa  Great  Rritain,  Climate. 

England,  Colonies.  See  Great  Britain,  Colonics. 
England,  Commerce. 

Anderson,  J.  English  intercourse  with 
Siam  in  the  seventeenth  century.  1890. 
( Truebner’s  Orient.  S.)  3103 

-  Cunningham,  W.  Growth  of  English  in¬ 
dustry  and  commerce  during  the  early  and 
middle  ages.  1890.  — 2394 

- Growth  of  English  industry  and  com¬ 
merce  in  modern  times.  1892.  — 2362 

-  D’Avenant,  C.  Discourses  on  the  publick 

revenues  and  on  the  trade  of  England.  1698, 
2  v.  — 1368 

-  De  Foe,  D.  Complete  English  tradesman. 

1745;  repr.  1841,  2  v.  ( Novels  and  miscel. 
works ,  v.  17,  18. )  2103 

- Humble  proposal  to  the  people  of  Eng¬ 
land  for  the  increase  of  their  trade.  1729 ; 
repr.  1841.  ( Novels  and  miscel.  works,  v.  18. ) 

2103 

-  Early  voyages  of  the  English  to  India 

,  after  the  establishment  of  the  East  India  Com¬ 
pany.  1813,  2  v.  (Kerr,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  8,  9.) 

1446 


ENGLAND,  Commerce 


1272 


ENGLAND,  Education 


-  Gentleman,  T.  England’s  way  to  win 

wealth,  and  to  employ  ships  and  mariners  . . . 
1614;  repr.  1882.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner , 
v.  4. )  2117 

-  Yivant  de  Mezagues,  ( — ).  General  view 

of  England  ;  respecting  its  policy,  trade,  com¬ 
merce,  taxes  .  .  .  from  1600  to  1762.  1766. 

( With  Mitchell,  J.,  Present  state  of  Gt.  Brit, 
and  N.  America. )  1646 

-  Campion,  J.  English  trade  to  Scio,  1529-70.  7  pp. 

(Arber,  E.,  Eng.  gamer,  v.  1,  p.50.) — Change  in  the  com¬ 
mercial  legislation  of  E.  5  pp.  (Dew.  Rev.  v.  17, 
1846,  p.  137.)— Commercial  power  of  E.  14  pp.  (Quart. 
Rev.  v.  30,  1824,  p.  368.)—  English  trade  and  foreign 
competition.  36  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  152,  1881,  p.  271.) — 
Fair  trade  and  British  labour.  43  pp.  (Quart.  Rev. 
v.  152,  1881,  p.  552.) — Growth  of  English  industry  and 
commerce.  20  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  74,  1890,  p.  270.) 
— Jennings,  L.  J.  The  trade  league  against  E.  13  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  28, 1890,  p.  901.)— Jones,  W.  H.  Mer¬ 
chants  of  the  staple,  or  the  wool  trade  in  E.  in  the  olden 
time.  23  pp.  ( Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag. 
v.  9,  1866,  p.  137.)— Knight,  C.  Commercial  intercourse 
with  China.  24  pp.  (In  his  Store  of  knowledge,  p.  129.)— 
Walford,  C.  Outline  history  of  the  Hanseatic  League, 
more  particularly  in  its  bearings  upon  English  com¬ 
merce.  55  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  9,  1881,  p.  82.) 
—'Williamson,  S.  Agricultural  and  commercial  de¬ 
pression.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885,  p.  70.) 

See  also  Corn  laws. — East  India  Company,  Eng¬ 
lish. — Great  Britain,  Commerce. 

England,  Constitution  and  government.  Sec 
Great  Britain,  Constitution  and  government. 

England,  Costume. 

Cotman,  J.  S.  Engravings  of  sepulchral 
brasses  in  Norfolk,  tending  to  illustrate  the 
ecclesiastical,  military,  and  civil  costume. 
1838.  17D7 

- Engravings  of  sepulchral  brasses  in  Suf¬ 
folk,  tending  to  illustrate  the  ecclesiastical, 
military,  and  civil  costume.  1838.  17D7 

-  Guillaumot,  A.,  fils.  Costumes  of  the 

time  of  the  French  Revolution,  1790-93,  to¬ 
gether  with  English  costumes  during  the 
years  1795-1806.  Drawn  from  the  collection 
of  V.  Sardou  ...  65  etchings.  1889.  — 17A4 

-  Hodgetts,  J.  F.  English  in  the  middle 

ages  ;  from  the  Norman  usurpation  to  the 
days  of  the  Stuarts.  Their  mode  of  life,  dress, 
arms,  occupations,  and  amusements.  1885. 

1526 

-  Stone,  Mrs.  E.  Chronicles  of  fashion,  from 

the  time  of  Elizabeth  to  the  early  part  of  the 
nineteenth  century,  in  manners,  amusements, 
banquets,  costume,  etc.  1845,  2  v.  — 1764 
The  same.  1846,  2  v.  — 1767 

- University  costumes,  Cambridge,  [n.  t.  p.] 

n.  d.  —1777 

-  Whittock,  N.  Topographical  and  histori¬ 
cal  description  of  the  University  ...  of  Oxford 
...  to  which  is  added  correct  delineations  of 
the  costume  of  the  members  of  the  University. 
1829.  2543 

-  Wingfield,  L.  S.  Notes  on  civil  costume 

in  England  from  the  conquest  to  the  regency. 
1884.  —1762 


-  Bagiiall-Oakoley,  M.  E.  Ladies’  costume  in  the 

middle  ages  as  represented  on  the  monumental  effigies 
and  brasses.  16  pp.  9  pi.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Trans,  v.  16,  1891-92,  p.  111.)— Wingfield,  L.  S. 
History  of  English  dress.  29  pp.  (London,  Internat. 
Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  12,  p.  115  ) 

England,  Education. 

Arnold,  M.  Reports  on  elementary  schools, 
1852-82.  1889.  —2305 

-  Atkinson,  W.  P.  Classical  and  scientific 

studies,  and  the  great  schools  of  England. 
1865.  —2373 

-  Collins,  W.  L.  The  public  schools  .  .  . 

notes  of  their  history  and  traditions.  [Anon.] 
1867.  —2387 

-  Fredericq,  P.  Study  of  history  in  Eng¬ 
land  and  Scotland.  1887.  (Adams,  H.  B., 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and  polit. 
sci.  5  s.  no.  10. )  4653 

-  Huber,  Y.  A.  The  English  universities. 

1843,  2  v.  in  3.  —2374 

-  Kay,  J.  Social  condition  and  education  of 

the  people  in  England.  1850,  2  v.  —2307 
The  same.  1863.  — 1377 

-  Pattison,  M.  Suggestions  on  academical 

organisation.  1868.  — 2307 

-  Petre,  R.  E.  Notices  of  the  English  col¬ 
leges  and  convents  established  on  the  con¬ 
tinent  after  the  dissolution  of  religious  houses 
in  England.  1849.  — 2304 

-  Rashdall,  H.  English  universities.  1895. 

(In  his  Universities  of  Europe  in  the  middle 
ages,  v.  2,  pt.  2.)  — 2373 

-  Staunton,  H.  Great  schools  of  England. 

1877.  —2397 

-  Tanner,  T.,  Bp.  of  St.  Asaph.  Notitia 

monastica  ;  or,  an  account  of  all  the  abbies  . .  . 
heretofore  in  England  and  Wales ;  and  also 
the  colleges  and  hospitals  founded  before  1540. 
1744.  —2171 

-  Wordsworth,  C.  Scholae  academicae : 

some  account  of  the  studies  at  the  English 
universities  in  the  eighteenth  century.  1877. 

—2372 

- Social  life  at  the  English  universities  in 

the  eighteenth  century.  1874.  — 2365 

-  Adderley,  Sir  C.  B.,  1  Baron  Norton.  Free  schools. 

14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885,  p.  804.) — A  1<1  is,  Mrs. 
M.  S.  Complements  and  compliments.  11pp.  ( Westm 
Rev.  v.  136,  1891,  p.  173.)— Story  of  university  tests.  24  pp 
(  Westm.  Rev.  v.  135,  1891,  p.  611.) — Asclien,  F.  von.  Die 
classsische  universitaet  Englands.  15  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit, 
1890,  v.  1,  p.  115.) — Bari  ram,  R.  Fifteen  years  of 
national  education  in  E.  21  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  70, 
1886,  p.  499.)—  Blackie,  J.  S.  Thoughts  on  English 
university  reform.  10  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  45,  1882, 
p.  125.)—  Bryce,  J.  Future  of  the  English  universities. 
22  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33,  1883.  p.  382.)— Buxton.  D. 
On  the  education  of  the  deaf  and  dumb  in  Lancashire 
and  Cheshire.  10  pp.  1  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  6,  1854,  p.  91.) — Cherbnliez,  V.  L’in- 
ternat  et  la  vie  de  college  en  France  et  en  Angleterre. 
13  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  p<5r.  v.  46,  p.  681.) — 
Are  we  educating  our  rliild rou  ?  5  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev. 
v.  128,  1887,  p.  863.)— Christian  Brothers.  Religious 
schools  in  France  and  E.  31  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  162, 
1886,  p.  325.) — Clou gli,  A.  J.  English  university  life  for 
women.  10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  12, 1891,  p.  346.)—  Cochin,  A. 


ENGLAND,  Education 


1273 


De  l’instruction  populaire  en  Angleterre.  14  pp.  ( Corre - 
spondant,  v.  32,  1853,  p.  698.)— Collins,  J.  C.  National 
home  reading  union,  and  its  prospects.  19  pp.  ( Contemp . 
Rev.  v.  58,  1890,  p.  193.)— Davies,  J.  J.  New  educational 
code:  will  it  work?  8  pp.  ( Westrn .  Rev.  v.  134,  1890, 
p.  201.) — Diggle,  J.  R.  Educational  outlook.  11  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  48,  1890,  p.  247.) — Admission  of  Dis¬ 
senters  to  degrees  in  the  English  universities.  15  pp. 
( Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  35,  1834,  p.  716.) — Elementary 
education  :  its  working  and  its  results.  10  pp.  ( Westm. 
Rev.  v.  130,  1888,  p.  664. )— Elementary  education:  pay¬ 
ment  by  results.  12  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  130,  1888,  p.  488.) 
— Our  elementary  schools.  18  pp.  (Westm.  Rev, 
v.  131,  1889,  p.  587.)— Eliot,  C.  W.  English  and  American 
universities  compared.  21  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  126,  1878, 
p.  217.) — English  anti  Irish  universities.  13  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  24,  1844,  p.  672.)— Some  talk  about 
English  public  schools.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  84, 
1892,  p.  722.)— English  universities.  16  pp.  (Am. 
J.  of  Education,  v.  24,  1873,  p.  401 ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  12,  1821, 
p.  1;  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  14,  1851,  p.  169.)— English  universi¬ 
ties  and  their  reforms.  10  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  65, 
1849,  tp.  235.)— Experiences  of  a  day-boy  at  a  public 
school.  5  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  51,  1885,  p.  361.) — 
Fothergill,  J.  Letter  to  a  friend  in  the  country, 
relative  to  the  intended  school,  at  Ackworth,  in  York¬ 
shire.  15  pp.  1  pi.  ( Wor ks,  p.  459.) — Free  education. 
14  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  128,  1887,  p.  733.)— Freeman,  E. 
A.  English  universities  and  colleges.  12  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  153, 1891,  p.  67.)— Future  of  the  English  universi¬ 
ties.  29  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  62,  1875,  p.  86.)— Gar¬ 
nett,  W.  University  education  for  the  people.  14  pp. 
( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  52,  1887,  p.  644.)— Gregory,  R.  Report 
of  the  Education  Commission.  20  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  54,  1888,  p.  641.) — Hamilton,  Sir  W.  On  the  right  of 
Dissenters  to  admission  into  the  English  universities. 
68  pp.  (In  his  Discussions,  pp.  458,  500;  and  Edin.  Rev. 
v.  60,  1835,  pp.  202,  422.)— Herbert,  A.,  and  others.  The 
sacrifice  of  education  to  examination.  39  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent,  v  25, 1889,  p.  284.)— Hughes,  H.  P.  Canon  Greg¬ 
ory’s  educational  policy.  24  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  55, 
1889,  p.  354.) — Hunter,  J.  Account  of  the  scheme  for 
erecting  a  Royal  Academy  in  E.,  in  the  reign  of  King 
James  I.  18  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  32,  1847,  p.  132.)— Some 
comparative  statistics  of  illiteracy  in  E.,  1870  and  1884. 
11  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  68,  1887,  p.  273.) — Irish 
and  English  universities.  33  .pp.  (Dublin  Rev. 
v.  1,  1836,  p.  68.)— Klingliardt,  H.  Phonetische  tran- 
skription  in  der  englischen  volksschule.  24  pp.  (Eng. 
studien,  v.  19,  1894,  p.  380.)— Knight,  W.,  and  others. 
The  protest  against  over-examination,  a  reply.  14  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  919.)— Eocal  univer¬ 
sity  colleges.  10  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  52,  1885, 
p.  361.) — Eorain,  P.  De  l’6ducation  populaire  en  Angle¬ 
terre.  53  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  38,  1856,  pp.  244,  974.) — 
De  l’instruction  populaire  en  Angleterre.  30  pp.  (Rev. 
contemp.  1855,  v.  2,  p.  369.)— Macmicliael,  J.  H.  The 
hornbook  and  its  cognates.  10  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
Assoc.  Journ.  v.  47,  1891,  p.  146.) — llacnamara,  T.  J. 
Village  education  under  popular  control.  9  pp.  ( Westm. 
Rev.  v.  136, 1891,  p.  148.)— Manning,  H.  E.,  Cardinal-Abp. 
of  Westminster.  Education  Commission  and  the  school 
rate.  25  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  45,  1889,  p.  732.) — Is  the 
education  act  of  1870  a  just  law?  11  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  12, 1882,  p.  958. ) — Massie,  J.  Middle  class  educa¬ 
tion.  19  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  133,  1890,  p.  144.) — Moore, 
T.  English  poor-law  system,  viewed  in  relation  to  educa¬ 
tion  and  morals  in  E.  12  pp.  ( Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  8,  1856,  p.  181.)— Mueller,  F.  M., 
and  others.  The  sacrifice  of  education  to  examination. 
36  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.v.  24, 1888,  p.  617.) — National 
character  of  the  old  English  universities.  23  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  103,  1868,  p.  326.)— National  edu¬ 
cation  :  English  and  continental.  19  pp.  (London 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  55,  1881,  p.  314.)— New  code  and  free  edu¬ 
cation.  28  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  172,  1891,  p.  163.)— Nor¬ 
mal  schools  for  the  training  of  female  teachers  in  E. 
4  pp.  (Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  10,  1861,  p.  571.) — Organ, 
T.  A.  Grievances  of  elementary  school  teachers.  13  pp. 


ENGLAND,  Fine  arts 


(Contemp.  Rev.v.  60,  1891,  p.  703.) — Over-education. 
10  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  134,  1890,  p.  270.)— Overpres¬ 
sure  in  elementary  schools.  20  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  67,  1885,  p.  1.) — Patterson,  A.  J.  Hungarian  report 
on  English  education.  6  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  46, 
1882,  p.  155.)— Popular  education.  29  pp.  (Quart. 
Rev.  v.  165,  1887,  p.  371.)— Present  position  of  the 
education  question.  12  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  132,  1889, 
p.  480.) — Ramsay,  G.  G.  Scotch  and  English  educa¬ 
tional  endowments.  14  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  52, 
1885,  p.  35.) — Sand  ford,  Sir  F.  R.,  1  Baron  Sandford. 
Elementary  education  a  municipal  charge.  9  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1891,  p.  762.) — Sargant,  G.  H.  Free  din¬ 
ners  at  national  schools.  7  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  42, 
1887,  p.  372.) — Scoones,  W.  B.  Is  examination  a  failure  ? 
20  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  25,  1889,  p.  236.) — How  to 
systematize  secondary  education.  10  pp.  (  Westm. 
Rev.v.  132,  1889,  p.  16.)— Smith,  S.  Plea  for  continua¬ 
tion  schools.  13  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  60,  1891,  p.  148.) — 
Connection  of  the  state  with  education  in  E.  and  Ire¬ 
land.  49  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  v.  52,  1863,  p.  106.) — Stod¬ 
dard,  F.  H.  Women  in  the  English  universities.  21  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  45,  1886,  p.  573.)— Stow,  J.  Of  the 
universities  of  E.  37  pp.  (Annales,  p.  1051.) — Sybel,  H. 
von.  The  German  university :  compared  with  the  Eng¬ 
lish  and  French.  12  pp.  (Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  17,1867, 
p.  595.) — Taylor,  H.  G.  Elementary  education  in  E.  and 
Wales.  3  pp.  (Scribner’s  Monthly,  v.  11,  1876,  p.  397.) — 
University  extension  in  E.  32  pp.  (Quart.  Rev. 
v.  172, 1891,  p.399.) — University  systems,  English  and 
Scotch.  34  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  65,  1877,  p.  305.) — 
Ward,  A.  W.  Is  it  expedient  to  increase  the  number  of 
universities  in  E.  ?  5  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  39,  1879, 
p.  12.) — Welldon,  J.  E.  C.  The  educational  system  in 
public  schools.  30  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  57,  1890,  p.  671 ; 
v.  58,  1890,  p.  374.) — Wittstock,  A.  Ein  paedagogischer 
ausflug  nach  E.  11  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1869,  v.  1,  p.  300.) — 
Wren,  W.  Duel  between  public  schools  and  private 
“coaches.”  14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  29,  1891,  p.  927.) 

See  also  Cambridge  University — Eton  College. 
— Exeter  College.—  Girton  College. — Great  Brit¬ 
ain,  Education.  —  Harrow  School.  —  Ncwnliam 
College.  —  Oxford  University.  —  Universities. — 
University  ofLondon. 

England,  Estates.  See  with  Lands. 

England,  Finance.  See  Great  Britain,  Finance. 
England,  Fine  arts. 

Carey,  W.  Some  memoirs  of  the  patron¬ 
age  and  progress  of  the  fine  arts,  in  England 
and  Ireland.  1826.  — 17C5 

-  Carr,  J.W.  C.  Examples  of  contemporary 

art.  1878.  — 17E3 

-  Carter,  J.  Specimens  of  the  ancient 

sculpture  and  painting  now  remaining  in 
England,  from  the  earliest  period  to  the  reign 
of  Henry  VIII.  1887.  — 17D5 

-  Everitt,  G.  English  caricaturists  and 

graphic  humourists  of  the  nineteenth  cen¬ 
tury.  1886.  — 1744 

-  Fairholt,  F.  W.  Homes,  works,  and 

shrines  of  English  artists.  1873.  — 17C5 

-  Heaton,  J.  A.  (Ed.)  Furniture  and  decor¬ 
ation  in  England  during  the  eighteenth  cen¬ 
tury.  1890-92,  2  v.  in  4.  — 17D1 

-  Leslie,  C.  R.  Autobiographical  recollec¬ 
tions.  1860,  2  v.  4845 

-  Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C.  English  female 

artists.  1876,  2  v.  3795,  4723 

-  Redgrave,  G.  R.  History  of  water-colour 

painting  in  England.  1892.  (Poynter,  E.  J., 
( Ttlustr .  handb.  of  art.)  — 17C7 


ENGLAND,  Fine  arts 


1274 


ENGLAND,  Geology 


-  Rouquet,  J.  Present  state  of  the  arts  in 

England.  1755.  —1736 

-  Ruskin,  J.  The  art  of  England.  1884. 

—1743 

-  Stephens,  F.  G.  English  children  as 

painted  by  Sir  Joshua  Reynolds.  1867.  — 1762 

-  Viardot,  L.  Musses  d’Espagne,  d’Angle- 

terre,  et  de  Belgique.  1843.  — 1748 

-  Walpole,  H.,  4  Earl  of  Orford.  Anecdotes 

of  painting  in  England.  1849,  3  v.  — 1746 

-  Alton,  C.  G.  B.  The  Celt  in  English  art.  11  pp. 

( Fortn .  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  49, 1891,  p.  267.) — Antlr£,  J.  L.  Mural 
and  other  paintings,  in  English  churches.  23  pp.  (Ar- 
chaeol.  Joum.  v.  45,  1888,  p.  400.)— Colvin,  S.  Some 
phases  of  English  art  under  George  III.  33  pp.  (Fortn. 
Bev.  n.  s.  v.  15,  1874,  pp.  342,  658.)— Decline  of  art: 
Royal  Academy  and  Gosvenor  Gallery.  25  pp.  ( Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  138, 1885,  p.  1.)— English  national  art. 
18  pp.  (Dublin  Bev.  v.  25, 1848,  p.  494.)— Forster,  J.  G.  A. 
Geschichte  der  kunst  in  E.  vom  jahre  1789.  204  pp.  (In 
his  Ansichten  vom  Niederrhein,  v.  3.)  —  Hunt,  W.  H. 
The  Pre-Raphaelite  brotherhood :  a  fight  for  art.  46  pp. 
(Contemp.  Bev.  v.  49, 1886,  pp.  471,  737,  820.)— Leighton, 
Sir  F.  Art  in  E.  17  pp.  (Contemp.  Bev.  v.  55,  1889,  p.  24.) 
— Mayer,  J.  Roscoe,  and  the  influence  of  his  writings 
on  the  fine  arts.  9  pp.  3  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  5,  1853,  p.  142.)— Meres,  F.  Sketch  of 
English  literature,  painting  ...  up  to  Sept.  1598.  13  pp. 
( Arber,  E.,  Eng.  gamer,  v.  2,  p.  94.)— Monklionse,  W.  C. 
Some  English  artists  and  their  studios.  16  pp.  ( Century 
Mag.  v.  2,  1882,  p.  553.)— Palmer,  J.  F.  Development  of 
the  fine  arts  under  the  Puritans.  24  pp.  (Royal  Hist. 
Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  5,  1891,  p.  205.)— Pennell,  Mrs.  E.  R. 
English  faith  in  art.  13  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  61,  1888, 
p.  449.)— Pulse  of  English  art  in  1883.  9  pp.  (Mac¬ 
millan's  Mag.  v.  48,  1883,  p.  277.)— Rothschild,  F.  J., 
Baron  de.  Expansion  of  art.  15  pp.  (Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s. 
v.  37,  1885,  p.  55.)— French  eighteenth-century  art  in  E. 
16  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  31,  1892,  p.  375.)— Scudder, 
H.  E.  Childhood  in  English  literature  and  art.  26  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  56,  1885,  pp.  369,  471.)— State  of  art 
in  E.  14  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  609.)— 
Water-colour  painters  of  E.  28  pp.  (Edin.  Bev. 
v.  174,  1891,  p.  349.) 

See  also  Fine  arts.  Galleries,  museums,  collections. — 
Great  Britain,  Fine  arts.  —  London,  Fine  arts.  — 

Royal  Academy  of  Arts,  London. 

England,  Fine  arts,  Periodicals. 

Art  Journal.  Lond.,  1884-96.  13  v.  —4582 
Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Portfolio.  Lond.,  1884-96.  19  v.  — 4561 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

England,  Genealogy.  See  Great  Britain,  Gene¬ 
alogy. 

England,  Geology  and  mineralogy. 

Bewick,  J.  Geological  treatise  on  the  dis¬ 
trict  of  Cleveland,  in  north  Yorkshire.  1861. 

—1623 

- Geological  Society  of  London.  Quarterly 

journal,  v.  39-52.  1883-96,  14  v.  —4635 

Note.— For  v.  1-38  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Greenough,  J.  B.  Geological  map  of 

England  and  Wales.  1865.  — 1652 

-  Knox,  R.  Descriptions  geological,  topo¬ 
graphical,  and  antiquarian  in  eastern  York¬ 
shire.  1855.  2523 

-  Topley,  W.  Memoirs  of  the  geological 

survey,  England  and  Wales.  The  geology  of 
the  weald.  1875.  — 1653 


-  Adams,  J.  Geological  sketch  of  the  valley  of  the 

Kennet.  19  pp.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag. 
v.  11,  1869,  p.  268.) — Baker,  W.  The  Cannington  Park 
limestone.  7  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat. 
Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  3,  1853,  p.  125. )— Geology  of  Somerset. 
13  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc. 
Proc.  v.  1, 1851,  p.  127.) — Callaway,  C.  Further  geologi¬ 
cal  discoveries  in  Shropshire.  8  pp.  (Shropshire  Ar¬ 
chaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  3,  1880,  p.  379.)— On 
some  ancient  Salopian  conglomerates.  5  pp.  (Shrop¬ 
shire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  11,  1888, 
p.239.) — Recent  geological  investigations  in  Shropshire. 
20  pp.  (Shropshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Trans. 
v.  2,  1879,  p.  77.) — Codring'ton,  T.  Geology  of  the 
Berks  and  Hants  extension,  and  the  Marlborough  rail¬ 
ways.  27  pp.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag. 
v.  9,  1866,  p.  167.) — Conway,  M.  D.  Geologic  ramble  on 
the  weald.  10  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  50, 1882,  p.  340.)— 
Cuiining'toii,  W.  On  the  Bradford  clay  and  its  fossils. 
10  pp.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  6, 1860, 
p.  1.)— If  opkinson,  J.,  and  Jackson,  B.  D.  Introduc¬ 
tion  on  the  geology,  climate,  etc.,  of  [Hertfordshire]. 
38  pp.  (Pryor,  A.  R.,  Flora  of  Hertfordshire,  p.  ix.) — 
Jones,  W.  A.  On  the  geological  formations  in  the 
neighbourhood  of  Dunster.  11  pp.  (Somersetshire  Ar¬ 
chaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  6,  1856,  p.  138.)— 
McMurtrie,  J.  Physical  geology  of  the  carboniferous 
strata  of  Somersetshire,  and  associated  formations. 
12  pp.  3  pi.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc. 
Proc.  v.  21,  1876,  p.  41.)— Maskelyne,  N.  S.  Stone¬ 
henge  :  the  petrology  of  its  stones.  14  pp.  1  pi.  ( Wilt¬ 
shire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  17,  1878,  p.  147.) — 
Moore,  C.  Notes  on  Wiltshire  geology  and  palaeont¬ 
ology.  10  pp.  ( Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag. 
v.  20,  1882,  p.  45.)— On  the  middle  and  upper  lias  of  the 
south-west  of  E.  126  pp.  8  pi.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol. 
and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  13,  1867,  p.  119.)— Plienfi,  J. 
S.  Address  delivered  to  the  Geologists’  Association  at 
Stonehenge.  6  pp.  ( Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist. 
Mag.  v.  19,  1881,  p.  248.)— Phillips,  J.  Geology  of  the 
lakes.  41pp.  (Black,  A.,  and  Black,  C.,  Picturesque  guide 
to  the  Eng.  lakes,  p.  193.) — Potter,  C.  Observations  on  the 
geology  and  archaeology  of  the  Cheshire  shore.  22  pp. 

1  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans.  3  s.  v.  4, 
1876,  p.  121.)— Iteade,  T.  M.  Trees  of  the  post-glacial 
forest  beds  in  the  neighbourhood  of  Liverpool.  2  pp. 
(Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans.  3  s.  v.  6,  1878, 
p.  27.)— Scrope,  G.  P.  Geology  of  Wiltshire.  25  pp. 
( Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  5,  1859,  p.  89.) 
— Symomls,  W.  S.  On  the  geology  of  Church  Stretton 
and  Ludlow.  35  pp.  (Shropshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat. 
Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  1, 1878,  p.  395.) — Thornher,  W.  On 
the  geology  of  the  Fylde  district.  12  pp.  (Lancashire 
and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  10,  1858,  p.  187.)  — 
IJssher,  W.  A.  E.  The  British  culm  measures.  109  pp. 

2  maps.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc. 
Proc.  v.  38,  1892,  p.  111.) — On  the  geology  of  parts  of 
Devon  and  west  Somerset  north  of  South  Molton  and 
Dulverton.  20  pp.  1  map.  ( Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and 
Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  25,  1880,  p.  1.) — On  the  probable 
nature  and  distribution  of  the  palaeozoic  strata  beneath 
the  secondary,  etc.,  rocks  of  the  southern  counties,  with 
special  reference  to  the  prospects  of  obtaining  coal  by 
boring  south  of  the  Mendips.  49  pp.  1  pi.  2  maps. 
(Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  36, 
1891,  p.  88.) — Triassic  rocks  of  west  Somerset  and  the 
Devonian  rocks  on  their  borders.  36  pp.  1  map.  (Somer¬ 
setshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  35,  1890, 
p.  1.)— Wardle,  T.  On  the  geology  of  Leek  and  the  dis¬ 
trict.  73  pp.  (Sleigh,  J.,  Hist,  of  the  ancient  parish  of 
Leek,  p.  225.)— Whitaker,  J.,  and  Wilkinson,  T.  T.  Ab¬ 
stract  of  the  principal  mines  of  the  Burnley  coal  field. 
4  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s. 
v.  2,  1862,  p.  113.)  —  Whitaker,  W.  List  of  books, 
papers,  maps,  etc.,  on  the  geology,  mineralogy,  and 
palaeontology  of  Wiltshire.  14  pp.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol. 
and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  14, 1874,  p.  107.) — On  the  occurrence 
of  the  “chalk  rock”  near  Salisbury.  2  pp.  (Wiltshire 
Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  13,  1872,  p.  92.)— and 


ENGLAND,  Geology 


1275 


ENGLAND,  Lands  and  estates 


Watts,  W.  W.  List  of  works  on  the  geology,  mineralogy, 
and  palaeontology  of  Shropshire.  30  pp.  (Shropshire 
Arcliaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Trans.  2  s.  v.  1, 1889,  p.  33.)— 
Geology  of  Wiltshire.  19  pp.  (Wiltshire  Arcliaeol.  and 
Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  11,  1869,  p.  315.) — Woodward,  H.  B. 
Note  on  the  Ham  hill  stone.  3  pp.  (Somersetshire  Ar- 
chaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  32,  1887,  p.  112.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  Geology. 

England,  Government.  See  Great  Britain,  Con¬ 
stitution  and  government. 

England,  Heraldry.  See  Great  Britain,  Her¬ 
aldry. 

England,  History.  See  Great  Britain,  History. 

England,  Industries. 

Ashley,  W.  J.  Early  history  of  the  Eng¬ 
lish  woollen  industry.  1887.  (Am.  Econ. 
Assoc.  Pub.  v.  2,  no.  4.)  — 4376 

-  Cunningham,  W.  Growth  of  English  in¬ 
dustry  and  commerce  during  the  early  and 
middle  ages.  1890.  — 2394 

- Growth  of  English  industry  and  com¬ 
merce  in  modern  times.  1892.  — 2362 

-  Hodgetts,  J.  F.  English  in  the  middle 

ages ;  from  the  Norman  usurpation  to  the 
days  of  the  Stuarts.  Their  mode  of  life,  dress, 
arms,  occupations,  and  amusements.  1885. 

1526 

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.  .  .  particularly,  its  introduction,  rise,  and 
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-  Bigg,  A.  H.  Women  and  the  glove  trade.  12  pp. 

( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.  939.) — Biickinaii,  J.  On 
some  coal  mining  operations  at  Malmesbury.  3  pp. 
(  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  2,  1885,  p.  159.) 
— Buxton,  D.  On  the  rise  of  the  manufacturing  towns 
of  Lancashire  and  Cheshire.  13  pp.  (Lancashire  and 
Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  8,  1856,  p.  199.)  — Bele- 
pierre,  J.  O.  First  printers  of  Belgium  and  E.  22  pp. 
fPhilobiblon  Soc.  Miscel.  v.  6.) — English  trade  and 
foreign  competition.  36  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  152,  1881, 
p.  271.)— Fair  trade  and  British  labour.  43  pp.  (Quart. 
Rev.  v.  152,  1881,  p.  552.)— Fleming,  A.  Revival  of  hand 
spinning  and  weaving  in  Westmoreland.  7  pp.  (Century 
Mag.  v.  15,  1889,  p.  521.)— Growth  of  English  indus¬ 
try  and  commerce.  20  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  74, 
1890,  p.  270.) — Henderson,  J.  England  and  America  as 
manufacturing  competitors.  11pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  33, 
1878,  p.  458.)  —  Eong'don,  H.  English  wrought  iron¬ 
work  from  the  13  century.  10  pp.  (Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  47, 
1890,  p.  130.) — Lower,  M.  A.  Historical  and  archaeologi¬ 
cal  notices  of  the  iron  works  of  the  county  of  Sussex. 
61  pp.  6  pi.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  2,  1849,  p.  169; 
v.  3,  1850,  p.  240.)— Ninet,  J.  Crise  de  l’industrie  coton- 
ni&re  en  Angleterre.  17  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1869, 
2  p6r.  v.  84,  p.  343.)— Peabody,  F.  G.  Industrial  co¬ 
operation  in  E.  12  pp.  (Forum,  v.  8,  1889,  p.  274.)—  Pro¬ 
gress  of  shipbuilding'  in  E.  28  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n .  s. 
v.  59,  1881,  p.  1.) — Wright,  T.  Our  craftsmen.  23  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  20,  1886,  p.  530.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  Manufactures. 

England,  Insects. 

Buckler,  W.  Larvae  of  the  British  butter¬ 
flies  and  moths,  1886-95,  6  v.  (Ray  Soc.) 

—2665 

-  Cameron,  P.  Monograph  of  the  British 

phytophagous  hymenoptera.  1882-93,  4  v. 
(Ray  Soc.)  —2665 

-  Coleman,  W.  S.  British  butterflies.  1860. 

—2647 


-  Curtis,  J.  British  entomology.  1862,  8  v. 

—2643 

- Farm  insects  :  being  the  natural  history 

and  economy  of  the  insects  injurious  to  the 
field  crops  of  Gt.  Britain  and  Ireland.  1860. 

—2673 

-  Denny,  H.  Monographia  anoplurorum 

Britanniae  ;  or,  an  essay  on  the  British  species 
of  parasitic  insects  belonging  to  the  order 
anoplura.  1842.  — 2675 

-  Douglas,  J.  W.,  and  Scott,  J.  British 

hemiptera.  v.  1.  Hemiptera-heteroptera.  1865. 
(Ray  Soc.)  —2673 

-  Duncan,  J.  British  butterflies.  1855.  (Jar- 

dine,  Sir  W.,  Nat.  Libr.  v.  29. )  — 2647 

- British  moths.  1855.  ( Jardine,  Sir  W., 

Nat.  Libr.  v.  30.)  —2647 

-  Entomological  Society  of  London.  Trans¬ 
actions.  1884-96,  13  v.  — 3683 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Haworth,  A.  Lepidoptera  Britannica. 

1803.  —2685 

-  Humphreys,  H.  N.  Genera  and  species  of 

British  butterflies,  n.  d.  •  — 2672 

- and  Westwood,  J.  O.  British  moths 

and  their  transformations.  1857,  2  v.  — 2642 

-  Samouelle,  G.  Entomologist’s  useful 

compendium ;  or,  an  introduction  to  the 
knowledge  of  British  insects.  1819.  —2647 

-  Stainton,  H.  T.  (Ed.)  Entomologist’s 

annual,  comprising  notices  of  new  British 
insects.  1855-61,  7  v.  — 2647 

-  Stephens,  J.  F.  Illustrations  of  British 

entomology ;  or,  a  synopsis  of  indigenous 
insects.  1828-35,  11  v.  in  9.  . — 2676 

- -  Westwood,  J.  O.  Butterflies  of  Gt.  Britain, 

with  their  transformations  delineated  and  de¬ 
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-  Lukis,  W.  C.  A  few  words  to  Wiltshire  entomolog¬ 
ists.  2  pp.  ( Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  1, 
1854,  p.  95. ) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  Insects. 

England,  Lands  and  estates. 

Bear,  W.  E.  Relations  of  landlord  and 
tenant  in  England  and  Scotland.  1876.  (Cob- 
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-  Birkbeck,  W.  L.  Historical  sketch  of  the 

distribution  of  land  in  England.  1885.  — 2343 

-  Cosin,  J.  Names  of  the  Roman  Catholics, 

nonjurors,  and  others,  who  refus’d  to  take 
the  oaths  to  his  late  Majesty  King  George  .  .  . 
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-  Dodd,  J.  T.  Settled  land  act,  1882.  1883. 

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-  Ducarel,  A.  C.  Some  account  of  the  alien 

priories,  and  of  such  land  as  they  are  known 
to  have  possessed  in  England  and  Wales. 
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-  Earle,  J.  Hand-book  to  the  land-charters 

and  other  Saxonic  documents.  1888.  — 2325 

-  Garnier,  R.  M.  History  of  the  English 

landed  interest :  its  customs,  laws,  and  agri- 
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Yol.  III.— 160. 


ENGLAND,  Lands  and  estates 


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-  Johnston,  N.  Assurance  of  abbey  and 

other  church-lands  in  England  to  the  pos¬ 
sessors,  cleared  from  doubts  and  arguments. 
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-  Leadam,  I.  S.  Inquisition  of  1517.  In¬ 
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-  Pollock,  Sir  F.  Land  laws.  1883.  (Eng. 

citizen. )  — 2355 

-  Scrutton,  T.  E.  Commons  and  common 

fields.  1887.  —3336 

-  Seebohm,  F.  English  village  community. 

1883.  —2354 
-  Stubbs,  C.  W.  The  land  and  the  labourers. 

1884.  —2343 
- Wolstenholme,  E.  P.,  and  Turner,  R.  O. 

Settled  land  act,  1882,  and  the  settled  land  act, 
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-  Arnold,  R.  A.  The  land  transfer  bill.  10  pp.  ( Fortn . 

Rev.  n.  s.  v.  42,  1887,  p.  113.)— Bear,  W.  E.  English  land 
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10  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  35, 1884,  p.  344.) — Lease-enfran¬ 
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Marlborough.  The  breaking  up  of  the  land  monopoly. 
20  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  249.)— Reform  of 
feudal  laws.  17  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  664.) — 
Transfer  of  land.  13  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885, 
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Collings,  J.  Occupying  ownership.  11pp.  {Fortn.  Rev. 
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shire,  named  in  Domesday  book.  113  pp.  (Bristol  and 
Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  4,  1879-80,  p.  86.)— 
English  land,  law,  and  labour.  39  pp.  {Edin.  Rev. 
v.  165,  1887,  p.  1.)— Irish  land  act  and  the  English  land 
question.  21  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  60,  1881,  p.  273.) 
— Fearon,  J.  P.  Nyland  and  Hilland  in  Balcombe: 
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Sussex :  the  drinker  acres.  4  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc. 
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Rural  enclosures  and  allotments.  23  pp.  {Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  20, 1886,  p.  844.)— Fortescue,TL,  3  Earl  Fortescue. 
Poor  men’s  gardens.  9  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  23,  1888, 
p.  394.) — Freeman,  E.  A.  Ancient  lay  endowments. 
14  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  59,  1891,  p.  875.) — Fyflfe,  C.  A. 
Arguments  of  a  Peer.  9  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885, 
p.  557.)— The  coming  land  bill.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  37,  1885,  p.  285.)— Gaskell,  C.  S.  The  country  gentle¬ 
man.  14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  460.)  — 
George,  H.  England  and  Ireland.  9  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  142,  1886,  p.  185.)— Grenfell,  H.  R.  The  enclosure  of 
commons.  14  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885,  p.  439.) 
— Ilobliouse,  Sir  A.,  1  Baron  Hobhouse.  Free  land. 
38  pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  49, 1886,  pp.  194,  355.)— Hough¬ 
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E.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  596.) — Hun¬ 
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(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  50,  1886,  p.  387.)— Jessopp,  A.  Clouds 
over  Arcady.  20  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  14, 1883,  p.  590.) 
—The  land  and  its  owners  in  past  times.  19  pp.  (Nine¬ 


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laws.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  29,  1881,  p.  385.) — I,and 
question  in  E.  and  Ireland  contrasted.  12  pp.  (Lon¬ 
don  Quart.  Rev.  v.  55,  1881,  p.  364.)— Banded  incomes 
and  landed  estates.  30  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  166,  1888, 
p.  210.)  —  Hail  land,  F.  W.  Northumbrian  tenures. 
8  pp.  (Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  5,  1890,  p.  625.)— Nelson,  H., 
3  Earl  Nelson.  Small  holdings.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  18, 1885,  p.  873.)— Sawyer,  F.  E.  Traces  of  Teutonic 
settlements  in  Sussex  as  illustr.  by  land  tenure  and  place 
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Seebohm,  F.  Villainage  in  E.  22  pp.  (Eng.  Hist.  Rev. 
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land:  a  reply.  10  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  133,  1890,  p.  70.) 
— Soper,  F.  L.  How  to  nationalize  the  land.  8  pp. 
(  Westm.  Rev.  v.  132,  1889,  p.  270.) — Land  nationalization  : 
a  rejoinder.  6  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  133,  1890,  p.  298.)  — 
National  administration  of  the  land.  14  pp.  ( Westm. 
Rev.  v.  132,  1889,  p.  362.)— Stanley,  H.  E.  J.,  3  Baron 
Stanley  of  Alderley.  Radical  theorists  on  land.  12  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885,  p.  297.) — Stevenson,  F.  S. 
The  commune  and  the  parish.  8  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  55,  1889,  p.  216.)  — What  the  labourers  want.  6  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1886,  p.  609.)— Strachey,  Sir  E. 
Old  country  houses.  8  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889, 
p.  651.) — Venables-Vernon,  G.  W.  H.,  7  Baron  Vernon. 
Settlement  of  landed  property.  7  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  31,  1892,  p.  352.)— Verney,  Lady  F.  P.  Allotments. 
12  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  902.) — Wallace, 
A.  R.,  and  others.  New  round  table :  land  nationaliza¬ 
tion.  19  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  133,  1890,  p.  541.)— Wil¬ 
liams,  A.  J.  A  model  land  law.  15  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  41,  1887,  p.  558.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  Lands  and  estates.— Hun¬ 
dreds. 

England,  Law.  See  Great  Britain,  Law. 

England,  Manners  and  customs.  See  under 
National  and  social  character. 

England,  Manufactures.  See  under  Industries. 

England,  Maps. 

Greenough,  J.  B.  Geological  map  of  Eng¬ 
land  and  Wales.  1865.  — 1652 

-  Hall,  S.  Travelling  county  atlas,  n.  d. 

1416 

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atlas  and  handbook  of  England  and  Wales. 

1885.  1434 

-  Hylands.  T.  G.  The  map-history  of  the  coast  from 

the  Dee  to  the  Duddon.  14  pp.  5  pi.  (Lancashire  and 
Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans.  3  s.  v.  7,  1879,  p.  83.) — Whit¬ 
aker,  W.  List  of  books,  papers,  maps,  etc.,  on  the 
geology,  mineralogy,  and  palaeontology  of  Wiltshire. 
14  pp.  ( Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  14,  1874, 
p.  107.) 

England,  Mineralogy.  See  with  Geology. 

England,  Music. 

Beale,  T.  W.  (W.  Maynard,  pseud.)  The 
Enterprising  impresario.  1867.  1271 

-  Garden,  F.,  Lord  Gardenstone.  Miscel¬ 
lanies  in  prose  and  verse  ;  including  remarks 
on  English  plays,  operas,  and  farces.  1792. 

2105 

-  Mapleson,  J.  H.  Memoirs,  1848-88.  1888, 

2  v.  4794 

-  Benedict,  Sir  J.  The  proposed  university  of  music. 

6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  29.)— Bennett,  J. 
Condition  of  opera  in  E.  6  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  20, 
1869,  p.  260.)— Co  vent  Garden  and  the  Royal  Italian 
opera.  6  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  39,  1879,  p.  255.) — 

■  fueller.  F.  Chances  of  English  opera.  9  pp.  (Mac¬ 
millan’s  Mag.  v.  40,  1879,  p.  57.)— English  music  during 
the  Queen’s  reign.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1887, 


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14  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  256.)— Meres,  F. 
Sketch  of  English  literature  .  .  .  and  music,  up  to  Sept. 
1598.  13  pp.  ( Arber,  E.,  Eng.  gamer,  v.  2,  p.  94.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  Music. 

England,  National  and  social  character. 

Andrews,  A.  The  eighteenth  century ; 
or,  illustrations  of  the  manners  and  customs 
of  our  grandfathers.  1856.  1507 

-  Ashton,  J.  Dawn  of  the  XIX  century  in 

England.  A  social  sketch  of  the  times.  1886, 
2  v.  1503 

- Old  times.  A  picture  of  social  life  at 

the  end  of  the  eighteenth  century.  1885.  1512 

- Social  England  under  the  Regency. 

1890,  2  v.  1507 

- Social  life  in  the  reign  of  Queen  Anne. 

1882,  2  v.  1507 

The  same.  1883.  1508 

-  Badeau,  A.  Aristocracy  in  England.  1886. 

1528 

-  Baring-Gould,  S.  Old  country  life.  1890. 

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-  Berry,  M.  England  and  France :  a  com¬ 
parative  view  of  the  social  condition  of  both 
countries.  1844,  2  v.  1506 

-  Besant,  Sir  W.  Fifty  years  ago.  [1888.] 

1507 

-  Collier,  R.  L.  English  home  life.  1886. 

1528 

-  Ellis,  Mrs.  S.  S.  Women  of  England,  their 

social  duties,  and  domestic  habits.  1839.  — 1374 

-  Finden,  E.  F.,  and  Finden,  W.  Tableaux. 

A  series  of  thirteen  scenes  of  national  char¬ 
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-  Fitzgerald,  P.  H.  Life  and  times  of  Wil¬ 
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manners  during  his  reign.  1884,  2  v.  1515 

- Life  of  George  IV  .  .  .  with  a  view  of  the 

men,  manners,  and  politics  of  his  reign.  1881, 
2  v.  1543 

- Royal  dukes  and  princesses  of  the  family 

of  George  III.  A  view  of  court  life  and  man¬ 
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1514 

-  French,  R.  V.  History  of  toasting,  or 

drinking  of  healths  in  England,  n.  d.  — 1378 

- Nineteen  centuries  of  drink  in  England. 

A  history.  1884.  — 1448 

-  Grosley,  P.  J.  Tour  to  London ;  or,  new 

observations  on  England,  and  its  inhabitants. 
Tr.  from  the  French  by  T.  Nugent.  1772,  2  v. 

1536 

-  Grousset,  P.  (P.  Daryl,  pseud.)  Public 

life  in  England,  n.  d.  1528 

-  Hall,  H.  Society  in  the  Elizabethan  age. 

1886.  1503 

-  Hazlitt,  W.  C.  {Ed. )  Fugitive  tracts, 

written  in  verse,  which  illustrate  the  condi¬ 
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land,  and  the  state  of  society  there  during  two 
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-  Hodgetts,  J.  F.  English  in  the  middle 

ages ;  from  the  Norman  usurpation  to  the 
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J526 

- Older  England,  illustr.  by  the  Anglo- 

Saxon  antiquities  in  the  British  Museum. 
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-  Jerrold,  D.  W.,  and  others.  Heads  of  the 

people  ;  or,  portraits  of  the  English.  Drawn 
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and  customs.  1811.  (  With  Anderson,  R.,  and 
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See  also  Great  Itri  tain,  Nationaland  social  character. 
Also  the  works  of  English  dramatists  and  novelists. 

England,  Natural  history. 

Maton,  W.  G.  Observations  relative  chiefly 
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See  also  under  Birds.— Botany.— Geology  and  miner¬ 
alogy. — Insects. — Palaeontology. 

England,  Natural  history ,  Periodicals. 

Hampshire  antiquary  and  naturalist,  v.  1. 
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ENGLAND,  Natural  history 


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England,  Navy.  See  Great  Britain,  Army , 
navy ,  and  defences. 

England,  Numismatics.  See  Great  Britain, 
Numismatics. 

England,  Palaeontology. 

Jones,  T.  R.  Monograph  of  the  entomo- 
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See  also  Great  Britain,  Palaeontology. 

England,  Peerage.  See  Great  Britain,  Heraldry. 

England,  People.  See  under  National  and  social 
character. 

England,  Political  economy. 

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33  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  93,  1851,  p.  1.) — Fleetwood,  W. 
Chronicon  preciosum ;  or,  an  account  of  English  money, 
corn,  etc.  82  pp.  (  Works,  v.  3,  p.  41.)— Molyoake,  G.  J. 
Growth  of  co-operation  in  E.  13  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  42,  1887,  p.  157. )— Hughes,  T.  Trades-unionism  in  E. 
8  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  6,  1884,  p.  127.)  —  Hyndman, 
H.  M.  Socialism  in  E.  12  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  143,  1886, 
p.  225.) — Jones,  R.  Primitive  political  economy  of  E. 
48  pp.  (Literary  remains,  p.  291. ) — ¥,a vele.ye,  E.  L.  V.  de. 
Tendances  nouvelles  de  l’gconomie  politique  en  Angle- 
terre,  [par]  T.  E.  C.  Leslie.  24  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1881,  3  p6r.  v.  44,  p.  623.) — Loky,  R.  Revirement  6cono- 
mique  chez  voisins.  Une  ligue  protectionniste  en  Angle- 
terre.  19  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  102,  1885,  p.  418.) 
—  Major  ana  -  Calatabiano.  A.  Socialismo  inglese. 
22  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  28,  1890,  p.  119.) — Progress  of 
the  “  masses.”  13  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  128,  1887,  p.  952.)— 
Some  lessons  of  prosperity  and  depression.  24  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  166,  1888,  p.  63.) — R^musat,  C.  de.  La 
r^forme  et  le  socialisme  en  Angleterre.  35  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1855,  n.  pgr.  2  s.  v.  9,  p.  257.)— Salerno, 
G.  R.  Controversy  del  socialismo  in  Inghilterra.  22  pp. 
(Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  35,  1891,  p.  90.)— Quistione  delle  otto 
ore  di  lavoro  in  Inghilterra.  25  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s. 
v.  33,  1891,  p.  35.)— Scliloss,  D.  F.  The  road  to  social 
peace.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1891,  p.  245.) — 
Socialism  and  legislation.  32  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  69,  1886,  p.  1.) — Socialism  in  E.  41  pp.  (Quart.  Rev. 
v.  156,  1883,  p.353.) — Thrift  movement  on  the  conti¬ 
nent.  6  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  130, 1888,  p.  545.)— Die  neueste 
entwickelung  der  trades*  unions  in  E.  16  pp.  (  Unserc 
Zeit,  1870,  v.  1,  p.  470.) 

See  also  Bank  of  England.  —  Great  Britain, 

Political  economy. 

England,  Politics.  See  Great  Britain,  Politics. 

England,  Poor  and  poor  laws. 

Curwen,  J.  C.  Speech  on  the  poor  laws. 
1816.  (Pamphlets,  \.  40.)  3126 

-  Eden,  Sir  F.  M.  State  of  the  poor ;  or,  a 

history  of  the  labouring  classes  in  England, 
from  the  conquest  to  the  present  period.  1797, 
3  v.  —2333 


ENGLAND,  Poor  and  poor  laws 


1280  ENGLAND  UNDER  ANGEVIN  KINGS 


- Great  Britain.  Commissioners  to  enquire 

concerning  charities  in  England  and  Wales. 
Reports  relating  to  the  county  of  Oxford, 

1819-37.  n.  d.  2541 

-  Holroyd,  J.  B.,  1  Earl  of  Sheffield.  Obser¬ 
vations  on  the  impolicy,  abuses,  and  false 
interpretation  of  the  poor  laws.  1818.  ( Pam¬ 
phlets ,  v.  45.)  3126 

-  Nicholls,  Sir  G.  History  of  the  English 

poor  law.  1854,  2  v.  — 2336 

-  Torrens,  R.  On  the  means  of  reducing 

the  poors  rates.  1817.  (Pamphlets,  v.  40.)  3126 

-  Am^ro,  J.  Charity  libre  en  Angleterre  et  la  charity 

publique.  17  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  54,  1861,  p.  510.) — 
Arnold,  R.  A.  Socialism  and  the  unemployed.  12  pp. 
( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  53,  1888,  p.  560.) — Blackley,  W.  L. 
English  pauperism  :  its  wrong  and  remedy.  13  pp.  (Fra¬ 
ser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  22,  1880,  p.  528. )— Cazalfes,  E.  de.  De 
la  condition  physique  et  morale  des  classes  pauvres  en 
Angleterre  et  en  Irlande.  24  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  9, 
1845,  p.  197.) — Clarke,  C.  B.  Existing  poor  law  of  E. 
7  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  23,  1871,  p.  46.)— Cooj»er,  E. 
A  national  pension  fund.  9  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  50, 
1891,  p.  516.)— Decrais,  J.  Classes  pauvres  en  Angle¬ 
terre.  31  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1891,  3  p6r.  v.  105, 
p.  878. )— Dennis,  J.  Our  rural  poor.  12  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  v.  1,  1865,  p.  344.) — Ede,  W.  M.  National  pensions. 
17  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  59,  1891,  p.  580.)— Character  and 
condition  of  the  English  poor.  47  pp.  (London  Quart. 
Rev.  v.  11,  1859,  p.  1.)— English  poor  law  and  the 
Catholic  poor.  48  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  v.  48,  1860,  p.  269.)— 
On  the  operation  of  the  English  poor-laws.  17  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  60,  1846,  p.  555.)— Glover,  G.  Ob¬ 
servations  on  the  present  state  of  pauperism  in  E.  54  pp. 
(Pamphleteer,  v.  10,  1817,  p. 371.)— Hawthorne,  N.  Out¬ 
side  glimpses  of  English  poverty.  37  pp.  (  Works,  v.  7, 
p.  326.)— Head,  Sir  T.  B.  English  charity.  115  pp. 
(Descriptive  essays,  v.  1,  p.  46.)—  Maedonell,  G.  P.  The 
state  and  the  unemployed.  17  pp.  I  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
v.  83,  1886,  p.  348.) — Moore,  T.  English  poor-law  sys¬ 
tem,  viewed  in  relation  to  education  and  morals,  in 
E.  12  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans. 
v.  8,  1856,  p.  181.)— Inquiries  with  respect  to  the  pro¬ 
gress  and  state  of  pauperism  in  E.  28  pp.  (Edin. 
Rev.  v.  47,  1828,  p.  303.)— Peek,  F.  “In  darkest  E., 
and  the  way  out.”  12  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  58,  1890, 
p.  796.)  —  Our  poor  law  administration.  36  pp. 
(Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  47,  1868,  p.  297.)— On  the  poor 
laws  of  E.  5  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  3,  1818,  p.  9.) 
— Rees,  W.  On  the  English  poor  laws,  with  some 
suggestions  for  their  amendment.  12  pp.  (Lancashire 
and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  4,  1864,  p.  31.) — 
Problem  of  the  slums.  14  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149, 
1891,  p.  123. )— Stanley,  H.  E.  J.,  3  Baron  Stanley  of  Al- 
derley.  Two  days  in  the  Brixworth  union.  14  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  38, 1885,  p.  42.)— Stevenson,  D.  M.  Darkest 
E. :  the  way  out  and  the  leader.  14  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev. 
v.  135,  1891,  p.  429.) — Turner,  E.  Briefs.  II  pp.  (Sus¬ 
sex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  21,  1869,  p.  207.)— Webb,  S. 
Reform  of  the  poor  law.  26  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  58, 
1890,  p.  95.)— Wfork  of  women  as  poor  law  guardians. 
10  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  67,  1885,  p.  386.) 

England,  Railroads. 

Acworth,  W.  M.  Railways  of  England. 
1889.  —2713 

-  Foxwell,  E.,  and  Farrer,  T.  C.  Express 

trains,  English  and  foreign.  1889.  — 2726 

-  Francis,  J.  History  of  the  English  rail¬ 
way  ;  its  social  relations  and  revelations,  1820- 
45.  1851,  2  v.  —2715 

-  Morrison,  J.  Influence  of  English  railway 

legislation  on  trade  and  industry.  1848.  — 2736 


-  Acworth,  W.  M.  Can  railway-passenger  fares  be 

lowered?  12  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  x.  30,  1891.  p.  400.) — 
Railway  mismanagement.  44  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32, 
1892,  p.  938. )— English  and  American  railways.  15  pp. 
(Harper’s  Mag.  v.  71,1885,  p.  375.)— Head,  Sir  F.  B. 
Locomotion  by  steam.  68  pp,  (Descriptive  essays,  v.  1, 
p.  151.) — Eegoyt,  A.  Chemins  de  fer  en  Angleterre  et 
sur  le  continent.  34  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1859,  v.  1,  p.  161.) 
—Railway  problems.  21pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  165, 1887, 
p.  333.) — Railways  of  E.  33  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  170, 
1889,  p.  36.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  Railroads. 

England,  Seals.  See  Great  Britain,  Seals. 
England,  Statistics. 

Royal  Statistical  Society.  Journal, 
v.  47-59.  1884-96,  13  v.  and  index  to  v.  36-50. 

—3487 

Note.— For  v.  1-46  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- Subject-index  to  the  Journal,  v.  28-57. 

1895.  —3487 

-  Short,  T.  Comparative  history  of  the 

increase  and  decrease  of  mankind  in  England. 
1767.  —2303 

-  Statistics  of  agitation.  41  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.x.  157, 

1884,  p.  231.)— Farrer,  T.  H.  The  strength  of  E.  20  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  23,  1878,  p.  384.) — Some  comparative 
statistics  of  illiteracy  in  E.,  1870  and  1884.  11  pp. 

(London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  68,  1887,  p.  278.) 

See  also  under  Census.  Also  Great  Britain,  Statistics. 

England,  Tariff.  See  Great  Britain,  Tariff. 
England,  Zoology. 

Kingsley,  C.  Glaucus ;  or,  the  wonders 
of  the  shore.  1859.  — 1677 

-  Lewes,  G.  H.  Sea-side  studies.  1858. 

—1677 

-  Macpherson,  H.  A.  Vertebrate  fauna  of 

Lakeland.  1892.  — 1692 

-  Baker,  W.  The  Somersetshire  fauna.  30  pp.  (Somer¬ 
setshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  1,  1851, 
p.  140;  v.  2,  1852,  pp.  97,  116.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  Zoology. 

England,  Zoology,  Periodicals. 

Linnean  Society  of  London.  Journal. 
Zoology,  v.  16-24.  Lond.,  1883-93.  9  v.  — 3606 

-  —  Transactions.  Zoology.  2  s.  v.  2-6. 

Lond.,  1888-96.  5  v.  —3601 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- Zoological  Society  of  London.  Proceed¬ 
ings.  Lond.,  1884-96.  13  v.  and  index,  1881- 
90.  —3645 

- Transactions,  v.  10-13.  Lond.,  1879-95. 

4  v.  —3641 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

England,  Bank  of.  See  Bank  of  England. 
England,  Church  of.  See  Church  of  England. 
England  and  Napoleon  in  1803.  Whitworth, 
C.,  1  Earl  Whitworth.  1503 

England  and  Scotland ;  or,  the  proceedings 
of  the  Parliament  of  England,  the  confession 
of  the  Church  of  Scotland.  Oxford,  1644. 
sm.  4°.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  6.)  4555 

England  in  Egypt.  Milner,  A.  3413 

England  in  the  fifteenth  century.  Denton, 
W.  1506 

England  under  the  Angevin  kings.  2  v. 
Norgate,  K.  1503 


ENGLAND  UNDER  COALITION 


1281 


ENGLISH  ARCHITECTURE 


England  under  the  coalition.  Clayden,  P. 

W.  1526 

England  under  the  reigns  of  Edward  VI  and 
Mary.  2  v.  Tytler,  P.  F.  1512 

England’s  alarm  from  the  north,  wherein  the 
affaires  of  Scotland  are  represented,  with  the 
ominous  aspect  they  have  to  England.  Lon¬ 
don,  1648.  sm.  4°.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I, 

v.  10.)  4555 

England’s  black  tribunal.  Set  forth  in  the 
tryal  of  King  Charles  I  by  the  pretended 
High  Court  of  Justice  in  Westminster-Hall, 
Jan.  20,  1648.  Together  with  His  Majesties 
speech  on  the  scaffold  .  .  .  Also  a  perfect  re¬ 
lation  of  the  sufferings,  and  death  of  divers 
of  the  nobility  and  gentry,  who  were  inhu¬ 
manly  murdered  for  their  constant  loyalty  to 
.  .  .  the  King.  3  ed.  [With  portrait.]  Lon¬ 
don,  1680.  12°.  1538 

England’s  confusion,  Annesley,  A.,  1  Earl 
of  Anglesey.  {Commonwealth  tracts,  v.  2.)  4555 
England’s  distemper.  Love,  C.  ( Pamphlets  : 

Charles  I,  v.  6. )  4555 

England’s  Eben-ezer;  or,  stone  of  help. 
Arrowsmith,  J.  {Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  7.) 

4555 

England’s  Elizabeth.  Heywood,  T.  1518 
England’s  glory  in  her  royall  King,  and 
honorable  Assembly  in  the  High  Court  of 
Parliament,  n.  p.  1641.  sm.  4°.  {Pamphlets: 
Charles  I,  v.  2. )  4555 

England’s  joy,  or  a  relation  of  the  most  re¬ 
markable  passages,  from  His  Majesty’s  arrival 
at  Dover,  to  his  entrance  at  Whitehall.  Lon¬ 
don,  1660;  repr.  1877.  12°.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng. 
garner,  v.  1.)  2117 

England’s  new  chains  discovered.  Lilburne, 
J.  {Commonwealth  tracts,  v.  1.)  4555 

England’s  oatlis.  F.,G.  {Pamphlets:  Charles  I, 

V.  4. )  4555 

England’s  Parliamentarie-elironicle.  See 

Vicars,  J.  Jeliovah-Jireh  (in  preceding  cata¬ 
logue). 

England’s  satisfaction  in  eight  queries  ;  con¬ 
cerning  the  true  place,  office,  and  power  of  a 
king,  according  to  Gods  Word.  n.  p.,  n.  d. 
sm.  4°.  {Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  4. )  4555 

England’s  supremacy.  Jeans,  J.  S.  1506 
England’s  third  alarm  to  warre :  stirring  up 
the  whole  land  as  one  man,  to  help  the  Lord, 
and  His  servant  David  . . .  against  most  bloody 
adversaries.  London,  1643.  sm.  4°.  {Pam¬ 
phlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  5. )  4555 

England’s  work  in  India.  Hunter,  W.  W. 

3447 

Englefield,  Sir  Francis.  — circa  1596. 

Conference  about  the  next  succession  to 
the  crown  of  England.  See  Parsons,  R.,  Allen, 

W. ,  Cardinal,  and  Englefield,  Sir  F.  (in  pre¬ 
ceding  catalogue). 


Englefield,  Sir  Henry  Charles.  1752-1822. 

Observations  on  Bp.  Lyttelton’s  account  of  Exeter  Cathe¬ 
dral.  4  pp.  (Carter,  J.,  Some  account  of  the  cathedral 
church  of  Exeter,  p.  13.) 

Ellglehard,  Joseph  Adolphus.  1832-79.  Re¬ 
port  of  Pender’s  division  at  Gettysburg.  6  pp.  (Southern 
Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  515.) 

Engler,  Edmund  A. 

Geometrical  construction  for  finding  the 
foci  of  the  sections  of  a  cone  of  revolution. 
St.  Louis,  1892.  8°.  (St.  Louis,  Acad,  of  Sci. 
Trans,  v.  6,  no.  2.)  — 2553 

Engler,  G.  Adolf.  1844—.  Ueber  die  pilz- 

vegetation  des  weissen  Oder  todten  grundes  in  der  Kieler 
bucht.  10  pp.  1  pi.  (Meyer,  H.  A.,  and  others,  Jahresb. 
d.  Comm,  zur  wissens.  untersuch.  der  deutsch.  meere.  v.  4, 
pt.  2,  p.  187.) — Ueber  das  pflanzcnlcbcn  unter  der 
erde.  31  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  15,  1880,  p.  311.) 
— Ueber  die  gliederung  der  flora  llsambaras  und  der 
angrenzenden  gebiete.  86  pp.  (Berlin,  Akad.  wissens. 
Phys.-mathemat.  classe,  Abhandl.  1894,  p.  1.) 

Engler,  Karl  {Ed.) 

Dingier’ s  Polytechnisches  Journal.  See 
Dingler’s  Polytechnisches  Journal. 

Engles,  Joseph  Patterson  {Ed. )  1793-1861. 

Novum  Testamentum.  See  Bible,  New 
Testament,  Greek. 

Englisclie  Alexiuslegemlen  aus  dem  XIV 
und  XV  jahrh.  Schipper,  J.  {Ed.)  (Brink, 
B.  ten,  and  others,  Quellen  und  forschungen, 
v.  20.)  —3166 

Englisclie  friedensvermittlung  im  jahre 
1745.  Borkowsky,  E.  3683 

Englisclie  metrik.  2  v.  Schipper,  J.  — 2156 
Englisclie  spracli-  und  literaturdenkmale 
des  16,  17,  und  18  jahrh.  7  v.  Vollmoeller,  K. 
{Ed.)  2116 

Englisclie  studien.  Herausg.  von  Eugen 
Koelbing.  v.  1,  8-23.  Heilbronn,  1877-96. 
17  v.  8°.  —4126 

Note.— For  v.  2-7  see  preceding  catalogue. 

English,  Thomas  Dunn,  M.D.,  LL.D.  The  Beg¬ 
gar’s  word.  4  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  85,  1892,  p.  507.) — 
Hen  Roll.  3  pp.  (Johnson,  Mrs.  H.  K.,  Our  familiar 
songs,  p.  9. )— A  Commercial  union.  8  pp.  ( Harper's 
Mag.  v.  78,  1889,  p.  771.) — Legend  of  Ogrecastle. 
3  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  70,  1885,  p.  48.) 

-  Poe,  E.  A.  Thomas  Dunn  Brown.  5  pp.  ( Works,  ed. 

by  E.  C.  Stedman  and  G.  E.  Woodberry,  v.  8,  p.  64.) 

English  Academy,  An  election  at  the.  11  pp. 

( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1891,  p.  887.) 

English  agriculture.  See  England,  Agricul¬ 
ture. 

English  ancestry  of  Washington.  13  pp.  Con¬ 
way,  M.  D.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  82,  1891,  p.  877.) 

English  and  American  book  markets.  10  pp. 

Bunce,  O.  B.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  470.) 

English  and  American  fire  services.  9  pp. 

Purroy,  H.  D.  (Forum,  v.  2,  1886,  p.  299.) 

English  and  Scottish  popular  ballads.  9  pts. 

Child,  F.  J.  {Ed.)  1332 

English  antiquities.  See  England,  Antiquities. 
English  architecture.  See  Architecture  and 
Building,  Styles  and  kinds,  English. — England, 
Architecture. 


ENGLISH  ARTISTS 


1282 


ENGLISH  BALLADS  AND  SONGS 


English  artists,  Homes,  works,  and  shrines  of. 

Fairholt,  F.  W.  — 17C5 

English  hallads  and  songs. 

Anderson,  R.,  and  others.  Ballads  in  the 
Cumberland  dialect.  1808.  1338 

-  Ashton,  J.  (Ed. )  Century  of  ballads.  1887. 

1332 

- (Ed.)  Modern  street  ballads.  1888.  1337 

-  Ballad  Society.  Publications.  1868-83, 

12  v.  1333 

-  Baring-Gould,  S.,  and  Sheppard,  H.  F. 

(Eds. )  Songs  and  ballads  of  the  west.  A  col¬ 
lection  made  from  the  mouths  of  the  people. 
1892.  —2734 

-  Blackie,  J.  S.  Messis  vitae.  Gleanings  of 

song  from  a  happy  life.  1886.  1306 

- Scottish  song.  Its  wealth,  wisdom,  and 

social  significance.  1889.  — 2756 

-  Brome,  A.  Songs  and  other  poems.  1668. 

1328 

-  Bullen,  A.  H.  (Ed. )  Lyrics  from  the  song- 

books  of  the  Elizabethan  age.  1887.  1325 

- (Ed.)  More  lyrics  from  the  song-books 

of  the  Elizabethan  age.  1888.  1325 

- (Ed.)  Speculum  amantis:  love-poems 

from  rare  song-books  and  miscellanies  of  the 
seventeenth  century.  1889.  1337 

-  Chambers,  R.  (Ed.)  Romantic  Scottish 

ballads,  n.  d.  1333 

- (Ed.)  Scottish  songs.  1829-32,  3  v.  1338 

-  Chappell, W.,  and  Ebs worth,  J.W.  (Eds.) 

Roxburghe  ballads.  1871-95,  8  v.  (Ballad 

Soc. )  1313 

-  Child,  F.  J.  (Ed.)  English  and  Scottish 

popular  ballads.  [1882-92],  9  pts.  1332 

-  Cunningham,  A.  Sir  Marmaduke  Max¬ 
well  :  a  dramatic  poem  .  .  .  and  twenty  Scot¬ 
tish  songs.  1822.  3315 

-  Deloney,  T.  Three  ballads  on  the  Armada 

fight.  [1588];  repr.  1883.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng. 
garner ,  v.  7.)  2117 

-  Dibdin,  C.  Songs.  1883.  1338 

-  Dunn,  S.  (Ed.)  Auld  Scotch  sangs  and 

auld  Scotch  sangs  and  ballads.  1895.  — 2732 

-  Ebsworth,  J.  W.  Cavalier  lyrics:  for 

church  and  crown.  1887.  1324 

-  Eyre-Todd,  G.  (Ed.)  Ancient  Scots  bal¬ 
lads,  with  the  traditional  airs  to  which  they 
were  wont  to  be  sung.  n.  d.  1332 

- (Ed.)  Scottish  ballad  poetry.  1893. 

( In  his  Abbotsford  S.  of  the  Scot,  poets. )  1327 

-  Forbes,  J.  Cantus,  songs,  and  fancies  . . . 

both  apt  for  voices  and  viols.  Reproduced  by 
photo-lithography.  1879’  (New  Club.  S.)  — 2732 

-  Fuller-Maitland,  J.  A.  (Ed.)  English 

carols  of  the  fifteenth  century  . . .  With  added 
vocal  parts  by  W.  S.  Rockstro.  [1892.]  — 2734 

-  Furnival,  F.  J.  (Ed.)  Love-poems  and 

humourous  ones.  1874.  (Ballad  Soc.)  1313 
-  Gilbert,  D.  (Ed.)  Some  ancient  Christ¬ 
mas  carols,  with  the  tunes  to  which  they  were 


formerly  sung  in  the  west  of  England.  To¬ 
gether  with  two  ancient  ballads,  etc.  1823. 

1332 

—  Graves,  A.  P.  Songs  of  Killarney.  1877. 

1338 

—  Hogg,  J.  Songs  by  the  Ettrick  shepherd. 

1832.  1316 

—  Hutchinson,  T.  Ballades  and  other 

rhymes  of  a  country  bookworm.  1888.  1338 

—  Huth,  H.  ( Ed. )  Ancient  ballads  and  broad¬ 
sides.  1867.  (Philobiblon  Soc.  Pub. )  W.  36 

—  Jacobite  minstrelsy.  1829.  1316 

—  Kinloch,  G.  R.  (Ed.)  Ballad  book.  1885. 
(Goldsmid,  E.  M.,  Bibliotli.  curiosa.)  2127 

—  Kipling,  R.  Ballads  and  barrack-room 

ballads.  1892.  1338 

—  Maidment,  J.  (Ed.)  New  book  of  old 

ballads.  1885.  (Goldsmid,  E.  M.,  Bibliotli. 
curiosa. )  2127 

—  Morris,  H.  S.  (Ed.)  Where  meadows 

meet  the  sea.  A  collection  of  sea  songs  and 
pastoral  lays.  1892.  1327 

—  Morris,  L.  Songs  of  Britain.  1887.  1338 

—  —  Songs  unsung.  1884.  1308 

—  Peek,  H.  (Ed.)  Poetry  of  sport.  1896. 

(Badminton  Libr.)  — 1796 

—  Percy,  T.,  Bp.  of  Dromore.  Reliques  o 

ancient  English  poetry.  1893,  3  v.  in  1.  ( Voll- 
moeller,  K.,  Eng.  sprach-  und  litteraturdenk- 
male,  v.  6. )  •  2116 

—  Pratt  Manufacturing  Company  (Pubs.) 

Antidote  against  melancholy,  compounded  of 
choice  poems,  jovial  songs,  merry  ballads,  and 
witty  parodies.  1884.  1337 

—  Procter,  B.  W.  (B.  Cornwall,  pseud. )  Eng¬ 
lish  songs.  1844.  1395 

—  Shakespeare,  W.  Dramatic  songs  .  .  .  the 

music  by  W.  Linley.  n.  d.,  2  v.  in  1.  — 2731 

—  Sladen,  D.  B.  W.  (Ed.)  Century  of  Aus¬ 
tralian  song.  [1889.]  1337 

—  Southey,  R.  Joan  of  Arc,  ballads,  lyrics, 

and  minor  poems.  With  illustrations  by  J. 
Gilbert.  1865.  1327 

—  Stevenson,  R.  L.  B.  Ballads.  1890.  1338 

—  Stokoe,  J.  (Ed.)  Songs  and  ballads  of 

northern  England.  [1892].  — 2735 

—  Swinburne,  A.  C.  Poems  and  ballads.  3  s. 

1889.  1337 

Note. — For  1,  2  s.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

—  Thomson,  G.  (Ed.)  Collection  of  the  songs 
of  Burns,  Sir  Walter  Scott,  and  other  eminent 
lyric  poets  ancient  and  modern,  united  to  the 
select  melodies  of  Scotland.  1822-25,  6  v. 

—2753 

—  Thornbury,  G.  W.  (Ed.)  Songs  of  the 

Cavaliers  and  Roundheads,  Jacobite  ballads, 
etc.  1857.  1337 

—  Tupper,  M.  F.  Ballads  for  the  times.  1851. 

(Compl.  works,  v.  3.)  2174 

—  Wordsworth,  W.,  and  Coleridge,  S.  T. 

Lyrical  ballads.  1890.  1338 


ENGLISH  BALLADS  AND  SONGS 


1283 


ENGLISH  CHANNEL 


-  Wright,  T.  (Ed.)  Political  songs  of  Eng¬ 
land,  from  the  reign  of  John  to  that  of  Ed¬ 
ward  II.  1884,  4  v.  (Goldsmid,  E.  M.,  Bib- 
lioth.  curiosa. )  2127 

- (Ed.)  Songs  and  ballads  .  .  .  chiefly  of 

the  reign  of  Philip  and  Mary.  1860.  (Rox- 
burghe  Club. )  2281 

-  Blackie,  J.  S.  Lord  Lynedoch:  a  historical  ballad. 

5  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  150,  1891,  p.  837.) — Burns.  R. 
Songs.  92  pp.  (  Works,  v.  4,  p.  188.)— C’arey,  H.  Ballad 
of  Sally  in  our  alley.  3  pp.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  gamer,  v.  6, 
p.  150;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  74,  1887,  p.  53.) — Cowley,  A. 
The  Chronicle.  4  pp.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  gamer,  v.  4, 
p.  319.)— Cunningham,  A.  Old  English  ballads.  48  pp. 
(Knight,  C.,  Store  of  knowledge,  p.  297.) — Dibdin,  C.,  Jr. 
Songs.  18  pp.  (Dibdin,  C.,  Songs,  p.  257.)— Dibdin,  T. 
Songs.  34  pp.  (Dibdin,  C.,  Songs,  p.  223.)— Flueg-el,  E. 
(Ed.)  Liedersammlungen  des  XVI  jahrhunderts,  be- 
sonders  aus  der  zeit  Heinrich’s  VIII.  61  pp.  (Anglia, 
v.  12,  1889,  pp.  225,  585.) — Garnett,  R.  (Ed.)  Invectyve 
agaynst  treason.  [Ballad  in  fac-simile.]  1  p.  ( With 
Guaras,  A.  de,  Accession  of  Queen  Mary.) — Kipling',  R. 
(Yussuf,  pseud.)  Ballad  of  east  and  west.  2  pp.  (Mac¬ 
millan's  Mag.  v.  61, 1890,  p.  123.)— Ballad  of  the  king’s  jest. 
3  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  61,  1890,  p.  288.) — Ballad  of  the 
king’s  mercy.  2  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  61,  1890,  p.  68.) 
— Ballad  of  the  last  suttee.  3  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag. 
v.  61,  1890,  p.  193.)— Macaulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron  Macaulay. 
Lays  of  ancient  Rome.  10  pp.  (In  his  Speeches  and 
poems,  v.  2,  p.  226.)— National  songs  from  popular 
authors.  54  pp.  (Dibdin,  C.,  Songs,  p.  275.) — Occleve,  T. 
Ballad  addressed  to  Sir  John  Oldcastle,  A.  D.  1415.  34  pp. 
(Anglia,  v.  5,  1882,  p.  9.)— Ravenscroft,  T.  A  wooing 
song  of  a  yeoman  of  Kent’s  sonne  :  from  “  Melismata,” 
1611.  5  pp.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  76,  p.  143.) — Rodd, 
J.  R.  Ballad  of  the  Armada.  4  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag. 
v.  58,  1888,  p.  254.)—  Rosseter,  P.  Songs.  13  pp.  (Arber, 
E.,  Eng.  gamer,  v.  3,  p.  212.) — Tomson,  G.  R.  Ballad  of 
Pentyre  town.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  59,  1887,  p.  768.) 
—Ballad  of  the  bird-bride.  4  pp.  ( Harper’s  Mag.  v.  78, 
1889,  p.  224.)— Williamson.  D.  R.  Song  of  the  sea.  1  p. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  144,  1888,  p.  578.) — Wither,  G.  A 
love  song.  10  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  75,  1887,  p.  737.) 

See  also  Ballads  and  , Songs.— Bards,  Minstrels, 
etc. —  Broadsides. —  Christinas  carols. —  English 
literature.— English  metrical  romances.— Eng¬ 
lish  poetry. — Irish  ballads  and  songs. — Robin 
Hood. 

English  ballads  and  songs,  History  and 
criticism. 

Blackie,  J.  S.  Scottish  song.  Its  wealth, 
wisdom,  and  social  significance.  1889.  — 2756 

-  Chambers,  R.  Romantic  Scottish  ballads  : 

their  epoch  and  authorship,  n.  d.  1333 

-  Critical  and  historical  program  of  the 

madrigals,  glees,  and  songs  given  at  the 
second  annual  musical  entertainment  at  Uni¬ 
versity  College,  London,  May,  1884.  1884. 

(New.  Shaks.  Soc.  8  s.  no.  4.)  3303 

-  Greenhill,  J.,  and  others.  List  of  all  the 

songs  and  passages  in  Shakspere  which  have 
been  set  to  music.  1884.  ( New  Shaks.  Soc.  8  s. 
no.  3.)  3303 

-  Gunnyon,  W.  Illustrations  of  Scottish 

history,  life,  and  superstition  from  song  and 
ballad.  1879.  1337 

-  M’ Dow  all,  W.  Among  the  old  Scotch 

minstrels.  1888.  1338 

-  Wuescher,  G.  Einfluss  der  englischen 

balladenpoesie  auf  die  franzoesische  litteratur 

Vol.  III.— 161. 


von  Percy’s  Reliques  of  Ancient  English 
poetry  bis  zu  De  La  Villemarque’s  Barzaz- 
Breiz,  1765-1840.  1891.  2232 

-  Boeddcker,  H.  Englische  lieder  und  balladen  aus 

dem  16  jahrh.  114  pp.  (Jahrb.  f.  roman,  und  engl.  lit. 
v.  14,  1875,  pp.  81,  210,  347;  v.  15,  1876,  p.  92.)— Borders 
and  their  ballads.  23  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  131,  1882, 
p.  468.)— Chambers,  R.  Historical  essay  on  Scottish  - 
song.  77  pp.  (In  his  Scottish  songs,  v.  1,  p.  i.)— Chapter 
on  clerical  song-writers  in  the  north.  15  pp.  (Fra¬ 
ser’s  Mag.  v.  73,  1866,  p.  569.)— English  and  Scottish 
popular  ballads.  5  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  51,  1883, 
p.  404.)  —  Hazlitt,  W.  C.  Bp.  Percy  and  our  ballad 
literature.  18  pp.  (In  his  Offspring  of  thought,  p.  57.) — 
Lemcke,  L.  Ueber  einige  bei  der  kritik  der  traditio- 
nellen  schottischen  balladen  zu  beobachtende  grund- 
saetze.  45  pp.  (Jahrb.  f.  roman,  und  engl.  lit.  v.  4,  1862, 
pp.  1, 142,  297.)— Eiebrecht,  F.  Zur  englischen  balladen¬ 
poesie.  5  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  3,  1880,  p.  334.) — Mackay, 

C.  English  songs:  ancient  and  modern.  19  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  16, 1884,  p.  965.) — Mueller,  F.  M.  God  save 
the  Queen  als  volkshymne  fuer  Indien.  7  pp.  (XJnsere 
Zeit,  1883,  v.  1,  p.  610.)  —  Repplier,  A.  English  love- 
songs.  11  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  65, 1890,  p.  23.)— Popular 
songs  of  the  Scottish  Highlands.  10  pp.  (Macmil¬ 
lan’s  Mag.  v.  52,  1885,  p.  304.)— Stedman,  E.  C.  Twelve 
years  of  British  song.  18  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  12,  1887, 
p.  899.) 

English  Bicknor,  England.  Maclean,  Sir  J. 

Court  roll  of  the  manor  of  Bicknor  Anglicana.  11  pp. 
(Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  11,  1886-87, 
p.269.) — Notice  of  earthworks  in  the  parish  of  E.  B.  12  pp. 

2  pi.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  4, 
1879-80,  p.  301. )— Remarks  on  the  manor,  advowson,  and 
demesne  lands  of  E.  B.  27  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest. 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  1,  1876,  p.  69.) 

See  also  Gloucestershire. 

English  bookbindings.  Royal.  Davenport, 
0.  (Portfolio,  no.  30,  1896.)  —4561 

English  bookbindings  in  the  British  Mu¬ 
seum.  Fletcher,  W.  Y.  — 17 A2 

English  book-plates.  Castle,  E.  W.  37 

English  caricature  and  satire  on  Napoleon  I. 

2  v.  Ashton,  J.  2284 

English  caricaturists  and  graphic  humorists 
of  the  nineteenth  century.  Everitt,  G.  — 1744 

English  carols  of  the  fifteenth  century.  Ful- 
ler-Maitland,  J.  A.  (Ed.)  — 2734 

English  catalogue  of  books,  v.  4.  Low,  S. 
Marston,  and  Co.  (Pubs.)  L.112 

Note. — For  v.  1-3  see  preceding  catalogue. 

English  channel.  Baguenault  de  Puchesse,  G. 

Le  pont  sur  la  Manche.  24  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s. 
v.  121,  1889,  p.  3.)— Beaumont,  F.  The  channel  tunnel. 

8  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882,  p.  305.) — t’lienclos, 
A.  de.  Le  tunnel  sous-marin  anglo  -  franjais.  23  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  115,  1888,  p.  834.)  —  Dawkins, 
W.  B.  “Silver  streak”  and  the  channel  tunnel.  10pp. 
(Contcmp.  Rev.  v.  43,  1883,  p.  240.) — Fowler,  J.  The 
channel  passage.  9  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882, 
p.  337.) — Freeman,  E.  A.  Alter  orbis.  20  pp.  (Con- 
temp.  Rev.  v.  41,  1882,  p.  1041.) — Ham  ley.  Sir  E.  B.  The 
channel  tunnel.  3  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882, 
p.  672.) — Jeffries,  J.  First  aerial  voyage  across  the 
English  channel.  23  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  13,  1885, 
p.  66.)— Knatclibiill  -  Hugessen,  E.  H.,  Baron  Bra- 
bourne.  The  channel  tunnel.  19  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  41,  1882,  p.  522.)— Plunkett,  E.,  Baron  Dunsany.  The 
proposed  channel  tunnel.  37  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11, 
1882,  pp.  288,  313.) — Reinacb,  J.  The  channel  tunnel. 

5  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882,  p.675.) — Simmons, 
SirJ.  L.  A.  The  channel  tunnel.  5  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 


ENGLISH  Channel 


1284 


ENGLISH  FICTION,  Single  authors 


v.  11,  1882,  p.  663.) —  Smith,  G.  The  channel  tunnel. 
4  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882,  p.  333.)— Slory  of  the 
channel  tunnel.  6  pp.  ( Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  45,  1882, 
p.  499.)—' Thynne,  J.  A.,  4  Marquis  of  Bath.  The  pro¬ 
posed  channel  tunnel,  a  protest.  16  pp.  ( Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  11,  1882,  pp.  493,  657.) 

See  also  Channel  islands. 

English  charity.  105  pp.  Head,  Sir  F.  B., 

Descriptive  essays,  v.  1,  p.  46. 

English  Charlemagne  romances.  Pts.  8-12. 
London,  1884-87.  2  v.  8°.  ( Early  Eng.  Text 

Soc.  Extra  s.  nos.  41,  43-45,  50. )  2115 

Note. — For  pts.  1-7  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Contents.  Caxton,  W.  ( Tr. )  Right  pleasant  and  goodly 
historie  of  the  foure  sonnes  of  Aymon,  ed.  by  Octavia 
Richardson,  pts.  10,  11. — Bourchier,  Sir  J.,  Lord  Berners 
(Tr.)  Boke  of  Duke  Iliion  of  Burdeux,  ed.  by  S.  L. 
Lee,  pts.  8,  9,  12. 

English  children  as  painted  by  Sir  Joshua 
Reynolds.  Stephens,  F.  G.  — 1762 

English  church.  See  Church  of  England. 
English  church  and  its  Bishops,  1700-1800. 

2  v.  Abbey,  C.  J.  — 1262 

English  church  in  other  lands.  Tucker, 
H.  W.  (Creighton,  M.,  Epochs  of  eh.  hist.) 

—1278 

English  colleges  and  convents,  Notices  of  the. 

Petre,  R.  E.  — 2304 

English  composition  and  rhetoric.  Pt.  1, 
1887.  Bain,  A.  —2156 

English  conquest  of  Ireland.  Giraldus  de 
Barri,  Cambrensis.  { Early  Eng.  Text  Soc. 
no.  107. )  2123 

English  constitution.  See  Great  Britain,  Con¬ 
stitution. 

English  constitution,  History  of.  2v.  Gneist, 
R.  —2325 

English  culture  in  Virginia.  Trent,  W.  P. 
(Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in 
hist,  and  polit.  sci.  7  s.  nos.  5,  6.)  4653 

English  dialect  dictionary.  Pt.  1.  Wright, 
J.  {Ed.)  —2163 

English  Dialect  Society. 

Publications,  nos.  40-76.  London,  1879-95. 
37  nos.  8°.  —2163 

Note. — For  nos.  1-39  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Contents.  Badham,  W.  A.  Ablaut  in  the  modern 
dialects  of  the  south  of  England,  no.  63. — Skeat,  B.  M. 
Word-list  illustrating  the  correspondence  of  modern 
English  with  Ang-Io-Freneh  vowel-sounds,  no.  43. 
— Lowsley,  B.  Glossary  of  Berkshire  words  and 
phrases,  no.  56.— Swainson,  C.  Provincial  names  and 
folk-lore  of  British  birds,  no.  47. — Catalogue,  pt.  2. 
—Darlington,  T.  Folk-speech  of  south  Cheshire,  no.  63. 
— Holland,  R.  Glossary  of  words  used  in  the  county  of 
Chester,  nos.  44,  46,  51. — Hallam,  T.  Four  dialect 
words :  Clem,  lake,  nesh,  and  oss,  no.  48.— Ellis,  A.  J. 
Reports  on  dialectal  work,  1885-87,  nos.  49,  55.— Rye, 
W.  Glossary  of  words  used  in  East  Anglia,  no.  75. — 
Axon,  W.  E.  A.  English  dialect  words  of  the  eigh¬ 
teenth  century,  no.  41.— Ellis,  A.  J.  English  dialects : 
their  sounds  and  homes,  no.  60.— Skeat,  W.  W.  Nine 
specimens  of  English  dialects,  no.  76.— Britten,  J.,  and 
Holland,  R.  Dictionary  of  English  plant-names, 
pt.  3,  no.  45. — Robertson,  J.  D.  Glossary  of  dialect  and 
archaic  words  used  in  the  county  of  Gloucester,  no.  61. 
— Northall,  G.  F.  Folk-phrases  of  four  counties  (Glou¬ 
cestershire,  Staffordshire,  Warwickshire,  Worcester¬ 


shire),  no.  73. — Cope,  Sir  W.  H.  Glossary  of  Hamp¬ 
shire  words  and  phrases,  no.  40.— Chope,  R.  P.  Dialect 
of  Ifartland,  Devonshire,  no.  65.— Palgrave,  F.  M.  T. 
List  of  words  and  phrases  in  every-day  use  by  the  natives 
of  IIctton-le-Hole,  in  the  county  of  Durham,  no.  74. 
— Parish,  W.  D.,  and  Shaw,  W.  F.  Dictionary  of  the 
Kentish  dialect  and  provincialisms  in  use  in  the 
county  of  Kent,  no.  54.— Cole,  R.  E.  G.  Glossary  of  the 
words  in  use  in  south-west  Eincolnshire,  no.  52. — 
Peacock,  E.  Glossary  of  words  used  in  the  wapentakes 
of  Manley  and  Oorringliam.  Lincolnshire,  nos.  58, 
59. — Heslop,  O.  Northumberland  words,  nos.  66, 
68,  71.— Reports,  7,  9,  11-15,  1879-88. —  Wordsworth,  C. 
Rutland  words,  no.  64. —  Addy,  S.  O.  Glossary  of 
words  used  in  the  neighbourhood  of  Sheffield,  no.  57; 
Supplement  to  the  Sheffield  glossary,  no.  62. — Elworthy, 

F.  T.  West  Somerset  word-book,  no.  50.— Gower, 

G.  L.  Glossary  of  Surrey  words,  no.  70.— Lawson,  R. 
IJptou-on-Severn  words  and  phrases,  no.  42. — Dart- 
nell,  G.  E.,  and  Goddard,  E.  H.  Glossary  of  words  used 
in  the  county  of  Wiltshire,  no.  69. — Wright,  J.  Gram¬ 
mar  of  the  dialect  of  Windliill,  in  the  west  riding  of 
Yorkshire,  no.  67.  —  Salisbury,  J.  S.  E.  Worcester¬ 
shire  words,  no.  72. 

English  dialogues.  See  Dialogues. 

English  drama.  See  Drama  and  the  Stage, 
English. 

English  dramatic  poets,  Specimens  of.  2  v. 

Lamb,  C.  3317 

English  East  India  Company.  See  East 
India  Company,  English. 

English  epigrams.  See  Epigrams. 

English  epitaphs.  See  Epitaphs. 

English  essays.  See  Essays. 

English  etymologies.  Talbot,  W.  H.  F.  — 2122 
English  etymology.  See  English  language, 
Etymology. 

English  expositor,  improv’d.  Bullokar,  J. 

1186 

English  fairy  tales.  Jacobs,  J.  (Ed.)  1227 

See  also  Fairy  tales. 

English  farmers.  15  pp.  Gibbons,  Mrs.  P.  E. 

( Harper's  Mag.  v.  66,  1883,  p.  651.) 

English  female  artists.  2  v.  Needham,  Mrs. 

E.  C.  C.  3795,  4723 

English  fiction,  Collections. 

Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.  {Ed.)  British 
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-  Common-place  book  of  romantic  tales. 

1828.  2337 

-  Hazlitt,  W.  C.  {Ed.)  Hundred  merry 

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-  Hunt,  J.  H.  L.  {Ed.)  One  hundred  ro¬ 
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-  Omnibus  of  modern  romance,  [n.  t.  p.] 

v.  1-8,  10,  11.  n.  d.,  10  v.  1291 

English  fiction.  Single  authors. 

Amory,  T.  Life  of  John  Buncle.  1825,  3  v. 

1204 

-  Arblay,  Mme.  F.  B.  d’.  Cecilia.  1810,  3  v. 

(Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists,  v.  40- 
42. )  4167 

- Evelina.  1810,  2  v.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A. 

L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists,  v.  38,  39.)  4167 

-  AUTONOUS,  History  of.  1736.  1204 

Note. — Attributed  to  Daniel  Defoe. 


ENGLISH  FICTION,  Single  authors 


1285 


ENGLISH  FICTION,  Single  authors 


-  Bacon,  Friar,  Famous  history  of.  1886, 

2  v.  (Goldsmid,  E.  M Biblioth.  curiosa.)  2127 

-  Bage,  R.  Man  as  he  is  not ;  or,  Herm- 

sprong.  1810.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit, 
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-  Bayly,  T.  H.  David  Dumps.  1845.  ( Omni¬ 
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-  Beckford,  W.  Vathek :  an  oriental  tale. 

1834.  2335 

- Boyle,  R.,  Baron  Broghill,  1  Earl  of  Orrery. 

Parthenissa,  that  most  fam’d  romance.  1676. 

1271 

-  Brand,  B.  O.  W.,  Baroness  Dacre.  Recol¬ 
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-  Brooke,  Mrs.  F.  M.  History  of  Lady  Julia 

Mandeville.  1810.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A., 
Brit,  novelists,  v.  27.)  4167 

-  Brougham,  H.  P.,  Baron  Brougham  and 

Vaux.  Albert  Lunel.  [1872],  3  v.  1204 

-  Church,  A.  J.,  and  Putnam,  R.  The  Count 

of  the  Saxon  shore;  or,  the  Villa  in  Vectis. 

1887.  1272 

-  Couper,  R.  Tourifications  of  Malachi 

Meldrum,  Esq,  of  Meldrum-Hall.  1803,  2  v. 
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-  Coventry,  F.  History  of  Pompey  the 

little ;  or,  the  Life  and  adventures  of  a  lap-dog. 
1751.  1205 

The  same.  1810.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A., 
Brit,  novelists,  v.  23.)  4167 

— —  Creasy,  Sir  E.  S.  Old  love  and  the  new : 
a  tale  of  Athens.  1870,  3  v.  1205 

-  Croft,  Sir  H.  Love  and  madness.  1809. 

1202 

-  Cruikshank,  G.  Table  book.  1845.  ( Omni¬ 
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- -  Day,  T.  History  of  Sandford  and  Merton. 

[Anon.]  1801,  3  v.  1205 

-  Defoe,  D.  Novels  and  miscellaneous 

works.  1840-41,  20  v.  2103 

- Life  and  surprising  adventures  of  Robin¬ 
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A.,  Brit,  novelists,  v.  16,  17.)  4167 

- Political  history  of  the  devil.  [ Anon. ] 

1726.  2323 

- [ Attributed  to.\  Memoirs  of  the  life 

and  adventures  of  Signor  Rozelli.  1713-24, 
2  v.  1204 

— — -  Dickens,  C.  J.  H.  Works.  1881-82,  30  v. 

2192 

- Chimes,  n.  d.  ( Omnibus  of  modern 

romance,  v.  3.)  1291 

- Lamplighter’s  story.  Public  life  of  Mr. 

Tulrumble,  once  Mayor  of  Mudfog.  1845. 
( Omnibus  of  modern  romance,  v.  3. )  1291 

- Life  and  adventures  of  Martin  Chuzzle- 

wit.  1844.  ( Omnibus  of  modern  romance,  v.  3. ) 

1291 

- Posthumous  papers  of  the  Pickwick 

Club.  1838.  1291 

- Sketches  by  Boz.  1837.  2312 


-  Disraeli,  B.,  1  Earl  of  Beaconsfield.  Con- 

ingsby .  1844.  ( Omnibus  of  modern  romance, 

v.  8. )  1291 

- Edgeworth,  M.  Belinda.  1810,  2  v.  (Bar¬ 
bauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists,  v.  49,  50.) 

4167 

- Modern  Griselda.  1810.  2336 

Note. — Also  in  Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists, 
v.  50,  p.  245. 

-  Elliot,  F.  M.  (Florentine,  pseud.)  Old 

court  life  in  Spain.  1893,  2  v.  2323 

-  Fielding,  H.  Works,  v.  1-5.  1882,  5  v. 

2172 

- Adventures  of  Joseph  Andrews,  n.  d. 

2336 


The  same.  1810.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A., 
Brit,  novelists,  v.  18.)  4167 

- History  of  Tom  Jones.  1810,  3  v.  (Bar¬ 
bauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists,  v.  19-21.) 

4167 


—  Fielding,  S.  Adventures  of  David  Simple. 

[Anon.]  1744,  2  v.  1205 

—  Froude,  J.  A.  Two  chiefs  of  Dunboy. 

1889.  2315 


—  Galt,  J.  Annals  of  the  parish,  and  the 
Ayrshire  legatees.  1869.  1205 

- The  Entail.  1868.  1205 

- The  Provost,  and  other  tales.  1868.  1205 

- Sir  Andrew  Wylie  of  that  ilk.  1868. 

1205 


—  Godwin,  Mrs.  M.  W.  Original  stories  from 

real  life.  1791.  1203 

The  same.  1803.  1208 

- Wrongs  of  woman.  1798,  2  v.  ( Post¬ 
humous  works,  v.  1,  2. )  2107 

—  Godwin,  W.  Deloraine.  1833,  3  v.  1292 

- Fleetwood ;  or,  the  New  man  of  feeling. 

1805,  3  v.  1293 

- Mandeville :  a  tale  of  the  seventeenth 

century  in  England.  1817,  3  v.  1292 

- St.  Leon :  a  tale  of  the  sixteenth  cen¬ 
tury.  1816,  4  v.  1292 

- Things  as  they  are ;  or,  the  Adventures 

of  Caleb  Williams.  1816,  3  v.  1205 

—  Goldsmith,  O.  Vicar  of  Wakefield.  1810. 
(Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists,  v.  23. ) 

4167 

—  Grattan,  T.  C.  Julie  Corryeur.  1843. 

( Omnibus  of  modern  romance ,  v.  8.)  1291 

—  Graves,  R.  Spiritual  Quixote;  or,  the 

Summer’s  ramble  of  Mr.  Geoffry  Wildgoose. 
1810,  2  v.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit, 
novelists,  v.  32,  33.)  4167 

—  Hall,  Mrs.  S.  C.  The  Whiteboy :  a  story 

of  Ireland,  in  1822.  1845,  2  v.  1203 

—  Hawkesworth,  J.  Almoran  and  Hamet. 

1810.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists, 
v.  26.)  4167 

—  Hazlitt,  W.  C.  Sophy  Laurie.  1865,  3  v. 

1292 

—  Hofland,  Mrs.  B.  Blanche  Livingstone, 
n.  d.  ( Omnibus  of  modern  romance,  v.  10. ) 

1291 


ENGLISH  FICTION,  Single  authors 


1286 


ENGLISH  FICTION,  Single  authors 


—  Hogg,  J.  Works  of  the  Ettrick  shepherd. 

Tales  and  sketches,  n.  d.  2172 

—  Hook,  T.  E.  Peregrine  Bunce.  1844.  ( Om¬ 
nibus  of  modern  romance,  v.  2. )  1291 

—  Hope,  T.  Anastasius ;  or,  Memoirs  of  a 

Greek.  1873,  2  v.  in  1.  1285 

—  Howitt,  Mrs.  M.  B.  Love  and  money, 
n.  d.  ( Omnibus  of  modern  romance,  v.  8. ) 

1291 

—  Howitt,  W.  Life  and  adventures  of  Jack 

of  the  mill.  n.  d.  ( Omnibus  of  modern  ro¬ 
mance,  v.  7.)  1291 

—  Hughes,  T.  Tom  Brown’s  school  days. 

[ Anon. ]  n.  d.  2335 

—  Inchbald,  Mrs.  E.  Nature  and  art.  1810. 
(Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists,  v.  27.) 

4167 

- Simple  story.  1810.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A. 

L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists,  v.  28.)  4167 

—  Jerrold,  D.  W.  History  of  St.  Giles  and 

St.  James.  1845.  (  With  Herbert,  H.W.,  Ingle- 
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—  Johnson,  S.  Rasselas,  Prince  of  Abissinia. 

1810.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists, 
v.  26. )  4167 

—  Johnstone,  C.  Chrysal;  or,  the  Adven¬ 
tures  of  a  guinea.  [Anon.]  n.  d.,  3  v.  2336 

—  Kingsley,  C.  Alton  Locke,  tailor  and 
poet.  An  autobiography.  [Anon.]  1850.  2335 

—  Landor,  R.  E.  Fawn  of  Sertorius.  1846, 

2  v.  1203 

—  Leatham,  E.  A.  Charmoine :  a  tale  of  the 

great  Athenian  revolution.  1859.  1208 

—  Lee,  H.  Canterbury  tales.  1857,  2  v.  1205 
- and  Lee,  S.  Canterbury  tales.  1797- 

1801,  4  v.  1204 

—  Lennox,  Mrs.  C.  R.  Female  Quixote.  1810, 

2  v.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists, 
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—  Lever,  C.  J.  Novels.  1894-95,  40  v.  2272 
- Charles  O’Malley,  the  Irish  dragoon. 

1840-41,  2  v.  2333 

- Nevilles  of  Garretstown.  1845.  ( Omni¬ 
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—  Linton,  Mrs.  E.  L.  Amymone :  a  romance 

of  the  days  of  Pericles.  1848,  3  v.  1203 

—  Lytton,  E.  G.  E.  L.  B.,  1  Baron  Lytton. 

Paul  Clifford.  1830,  2  v.  in  1.  2335 

—  Mackarness,  Mrs.  M.  A.  P.  Sibert’s  wold. 

[Anon.]  1856.  2335 

—  Mackenzie,  II.  Miscellaneous  works.  1836. 

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—  Marry  at,  F.  Jacob  Faithful.  [Anon.] 

1834.  2335 

- Narrative  of  the  travels  and  adventures 

of  Monsieur  Violet.  1843.  ( Omnibus  of  modern 
romance,  v.  10.)  1291 

—  Marsh,  Mrs.  A.  C.  Tales  of  the  woods 

and  fields.  1836.  2323 


—  Martineau,  H.  The  Billow  and  the  rock. 

1846.  1297 

- Dawn  island.  1845.  1204 

- Deerbrook.  1839,  3  v.  1202 

- Forest  and  game-law  tales.  1845-46, 

3  v.  1204 

- Illustrations  of  political  economy.  1832- 

33,  3  v.  2336 

The  same.  1834,  9  v.  1202 

—  Maturin,  E.  Bianca :  a  tale  of  Erin  and 

Italy.  1852.  1205 

—  Maxwell,  W.  H.  Wild  sports  of  the  west. 

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—  Melville,  G.  J.  W.  Gladiators  :  a  tale  of 

Rome  and  Judaea,  n.  d.  1204 

—  Moore,  J.  E.  Zeluco.  1810,  2  v.  (Bar¬ 
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—  Moore,  T.  Memoirs  of  Captain  Rock. 

[Anon.]  1824.  2335 

—  More,  Sir  T.  Utopia.  1808.  (Cayley,  A., 

Memoirs  of  Sir  Thomas  More,  v.  2.)  4762 

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—  Morris,  W.  Story  of  the  glittering  plain. 

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all  the  kindred  of  the  mark  written  in  prose 
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—  Mountford,  W.  Thorpe,  a  quiet  English 

town,  and  human  life  therein.  1852.  2335 

—  Newman,  J.  H.,  Cardinal.  Callista:  a  tale 

of  the  third  century.  1885.  1205 

—  North,  W.  Slave  of  the  lamp.  1855.  1297 

—  Oldmixon,  J.  Court  tales ;  or,  a  History 
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—  Oliphant,  Mrs.  M.  O.  W.  Joyce.  (Black¬ 
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—  Overs,  J.  Evenings  of  a  workingman, 
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—  Pickersgill,  J.,  Jr.  Three  brothers:  a 

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—  Procter,  B.  W.  (B.  Cornwall,  pseud.) 
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—  Pultock,  or  Paltock,  R.  Life  and  adven¬ 

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—  Radcliffe,  Mrs.  A.  W.  Mysteries  of 

Udolpho.  1810,  3  v.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A., 
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- Romance  of  the  forest.  1810,  2  v.  (Bar¬ 
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—  Rathbone,  Mrs.  H.  M.  So  much  of  the 

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ENGLISH  FICTION,  Single  authors 


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—  Rathbone,  Mrs.  M.  A.  M.  Household  of 

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—  —  Maiden  and  married  life  of  Mary  Powell, 
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—  Reeve,  C.  Old  English  Baron.  1810.  (Bar- 
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The  same.  1825.  (  With  Walpole,  H.,  4  Earl 
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—  Richardson,  S.  Works.  1883,  12  v.  2161 

- History  of  Clarissa  Harlowe.  1810,  8  v. 

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- History  of  Sir  Charles  Grandison.  1810, 

7  v.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists, 
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—  Shelley,  Mrs.  M.  W.  G.  Falkner.  1837, 

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- Fortunes  of  Perkin  Warbeck.  1830,  3  v. 

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- Last  man.  1826,  3  v.  1292 

- Lodore.  1835,  3  v.  1202 

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—  Sheridan,  Mrs.  F.  E.  C.  Memoirs  of  Miss 
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—  Smith,  Mrs.  C.  T.  Old  manor  house.  1810, 

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—  Smollett,  T.  G.  Adventures  of  Peregrine 

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The  same.  1836.  2335 

—  Sneyd,  H.  Cyllene;  or,  the  Fall  of  pa¬ 
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—  Southey,  R.  The  Doctor.  [Anon.]  1836. 

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—  Sterling,  J.  Essays  and  tales.  1848,  2  v. 

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—  Sterne,  L.  Life  and  opinions  of  Tristram 

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—  Stevenson,  R.  L.  B.  Master  of  Ballantrae. 

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—  Sullivan,  Mrs.  A.  Tales  of  the  peerage 

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—  Swift,  J.  Gulliver’s  travels.  1824.  2336 

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- History  of  Henry  Esmond.  1853,  3  v. 

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- Rides  and  reveries  of  the  late  Mr.  Aesop 

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- The  Twins.  1845.  (Wiley,  J.,  and  Put¬ 
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-  Walford,  E.  Tales  of  our  great  families. 

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-  Walpole,  H.,  4  Earl  of  Orford.  Castle  of 

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-  Ward,  E.  London-spy  compleat.  1718. 

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1881,  3  p6r.  v.  46,  p.  878;  v.  47,  pp.  128,  394.)— Allen,  C.  G. 
B.  Leonard  Arundel’s  recovery.  9  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag. 
v.  74,  1887,  p.  356.)— B.,  N.  Diary  of  a  successful  man. 
8  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  61,  1890,  p.  274.) — Ballairai 
Burg'.  10  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.v.  54,  1886,  p.  266.) — 
Bandsman's  story.  14  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.v.  131, 

1882,  p.  491.)— Besant,  Sir  W.  The  Last  mass.  23  pp. 
(Harper’s  Mag.  v.  78,  1889,  p.  3.)— Bishop  astray.  7  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  129,  1881,  p.  59.) — Black,  W.  A 
Halloween  wraith.  16  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  81,  1890, 
p.  830.)— In  far  Lochaber.  160  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  76, 
1888,  pp.  285,  380,  524,  670,  879 ;  v.  77,  1888,  pp.  51,  246,  439, 
601,  726,  900.)— Judith  Shakespeare.  193  pp.  (Harper’s 
Mag.  v.  68, 1884,  pp.  265,  352,  532,  786,  947  ;  v.  69, 1884,  pp.  129, 
210,  405,  566,  764,  923.)— Shandon  bells.  206  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  v.  64,  1882,  p.  929;  v.  65,  1882,  pp.  129,  291,  453,  615,777, 
939;  v.  66,  1883,  pp.  131,  285,  447,  609,  771.)—  Blackmore, 
R.  D.  Springhaven.  288  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  72,  1886, 
pp.  716,  861 ;  v.  73,  1886,  pp.  27,  258,  400,  552,  747,  885 ;  v.  74, 
1887,  pp.  251,  412,  553,  738. )— Brottierton,  Mrs.  M.  Che- 
china.  2  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  60,  1890,  p.  271.) — 
Captain  Ludwey's  jump.  9  pp.  (Blackwood’s Mag. 
v.  150,  1891,  p.  537.) — Chapter  from  an  unknown  life. 
11  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  139,  1886,  p.  12.)— Christ¬ 
mas  eve  on  a  haunted  hulk.  15  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  145,  1889,  p.  23.)— Chronicles  of  Westerley :  a 
provincial  sketch.  209  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149, 1891, 
pp.  445,  589,  788;  v.  150,  1891,  pp.  60,  209,  356,  548,  663,  898; 


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v.  151,  1892,  pp.  83,  216.)— Cobban,  J.  M.  Master  of  his 
fate.  59  pp.  ( Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  146,  1889,  pp.  439,  581, 
770.) — Cow  per,  F.  Eve  of  St.  John  in  a  deserted  chalet. 
15  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  150,  1891,  p.  21.) — Fraik, 
Mrs.  D.  M.  M.  King  Arthur.  73  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag. 
v.  72,  1886,  pp.  728,904:  v.  73,  1886,  p.  125.) — Par  recon¬ 
naissance,  traduction  de  Mme.  E.  Paris.  35  pp.  ( Corre - 
spondant,  n.  s.  v.  125,  1890,  pp.  278,  507.) — Cross,  Mrs.  M. 
A.  E.  L.  (G.  Eliot,  pseud.)  Felix  Holt  le  radical.  Tr.  par 

E.  Jonveaux.  114  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  v.  69,  1866,  pp.  617, 
858.)— Danovitch :  a  Russian  romance.  25  pp.  (Block- 
wood's  Mag.  v.  150,  1891,  p.  500. )—  Dead  mail’s  veil- 
KCa nee.  20  pp.  ( Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  143,  1888,  p.  374.) 
— Denis.  11pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  130,  1881,  p.  491.) 
— De  <lnincey,  T.  The  Household  wreck.  106  pp. 
(Uncoil,  writings,  v.  2,  p.  173.) — Diane  de  Breteuillc. 
56  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  141,  1887,  pp.  173,  352,  534.)— 
Dick.  14  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  61,  1890,  p.  45.) — 
Dickens,  C.  J.  H.  Le  Caporal.  17  pp.  (Correspondant, 
n.  s.  v.  117,  1888,  p.  512.) — Dicky  Dawkins:  or,  the 
Bookmaker  of  the  outer  ring.  7  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  145,  1889,  p.  835.)— Don  Angelo’s  stray  sheep. 
47  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  140,  1886,  pp.  67,  195.) — 
Dorothea.  43  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  148,  1890, 
pp.  358,  530.)— Doyle,  A.  C.  Lot  no.  249.  20  pp.  ( Har¬ 
per’s  Mag.  v.  85, 1889,  p.  525.) — Physiologist’s  wife.  13  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  148,  1890,  p.  339.) — Dragon-tree 
ofTelde.  24  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  142, 1887,  p.  660.) — 
Du  Manrier,  G.  L.  P.  B.  Peter  Ibbetson.  140  pp.  (Har¬ 
per’s  Mag.  v.  83,  1891,  pp.  8,  165,  374,  537,  701,  856.) — Trilby. 
178  pp.  ( Harper’s  Mag.  v.  88,  1894,  pp.  168,  329,  567,  721,  825 ; 
v.  89,  1894,  pp.  67,  261,  351.)— Dunn,  G.  My  Pythagorean 
friend.  30  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  150,  1891,  p.  384.)  — 
Eberhardt.  31  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  142,  1887, 
p.  199.) — Eleanour:  a  tale  of  the  non-performers. 
21  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  127, 1880,  p.  479.) — “  Elegic.*’ 
26  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  150,  1891,  p.  613.)— Elie 
ruby.  25  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  144,  1888,  p.  116.) — 

F. ,  H.  D.  Great  Baxtairs  scandal.  10  pp.  (Macmillan’s 
Mag.  v.  51,  1885,  p.  198. ) — Fargus,  F.  J.  A  Dead  man’s 
face.  10  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  70,  1885,  p.  943.) — Far- 
Jeon,  B.  L.  Blind  Willy.  14  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  74, 
1887,  p.  119.) — Fowler,  W.  W.  The  Owl’s  revenge.  9  pp. 
(Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  59,  1889,  p.  304.) — French  specu¬ 
lation.  18  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  129,  1881,  p.  573.)— 
Fullerton,  Lady  G.  C.  L.  G.  Constance  Sherwood. 
81  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  66,  1865,  pp.  425,  718,  957.)— 
Gaskell,  Mrs.  E.  C.  S.  Ruth.  200  pp.  ( Rev.  contemp. 
1854,  v.  5,  pp.  74,  268,  465,  608;  v.  6.  p.  84.)— Gerard,  D. 
Lady  Baby.  286  pp.  (Blackwoood’s  Mag.  v.  144,  1888, 
p.  757 ;  v.  145,  1889,  pp.  1,  180,  337,  482,  633,  759 ;  v.  146,  1889, 
pp.  49,  188,  347,  498,  685,  808;  v.  147,  1890,  pp.  90,  231.)— 
Ghost  baby.  16  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  147,  1890, 
p.  64.)— Gibbon.  G.  Can  a  mother  forget  ?  6pp.  (Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  148,  1890,  p.  97.) — Godwin,  F.,  Bp.  of 
Hereford.  Voyage  of  Domingo  Gonzales  to  the  world  of 
the  moon.  25  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  10,  1888,  p.  428.)— Godwin, 
Mrs.  M.  W.  Cave  of  fancy.  59  pp.  (Posthumous  works, 
v.  4,  p.  97.)— Grateful  ghosts.  33  pp.  (Blackwood’s 
Mag.  v.  139,  1886,  p.  108. )— Greene,  R.  Maerchen  von 
Dorastus  und  Faunia.  48  pp.  (Simrock,  K.  J.,  Quellen 
des  Shakspcare,  v.  2,  p.  41.) — Guthrie,  T.  A.  (F.  Anstey, 
pseud.)  Caniche  noir.  Tr.  par  Hephell.  26  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1882,  3  p6r.  v.  54,  p.  877.) — Milner’s  mis¬ 
take.  23  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  56,  1887,  pp.  278,  362.) 
— Mr.  Pulvertoft’s  equestrian  experiences.  14  pp.  (Mac¬ 
millan’s  Mag.  v.  55,  1887,  p.  254.) — Singular  case  of  Mr. 
Samuel  Spoolin.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  71,  1885, 
p.  942.)— Haggard,  H.  R.  Long  odds.  9  pp.  (Macmil¬ 
lan's  Mag.  v.  53,  1886,  p.  289.)— Maiwa’s  revenge.  48  pp. 
(Harper’s  Mag.x.  77, 1888,  pp.  181,  345.) — Hansom  ama¬ 
teur.  20  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  132,  1882,  p.  59.)— 
Hardy,  T.  First  Countess  of  Wessex.  24  pp.  (Har¬ 
per’s  Mac/,  v.  80,  1890,  p.  20.)— Wessex  folk  .  36  pp.  (Har¬ 
per’s  Mag.  v.  82,  1891,  pp.  587,  698,  890;  v.  83,  1891,  p.  121.)— 
The  Woodlanders.  209  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  x.  54,1886, 
pp.  63,  81,  222,  301,  385,  466;  v.  55,  1887,  pp.  1,  81,  224,  306, 
385,  407.) — Harraden,  B.  About  the  umbrella-mender  : 
a  study.  10  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  146,  1889,  p.  122.)— 


Ilasselt,  M.  J.  van  (Tr.)  Chaldecotte  Hall.  Uit  de 
papieren  van  een  regter.  Naar  het  Engelsch.  22  pp. 
(Europa,  v.  2,  pt.  3,  1862,  p.  32.)— His  uncle  and  her 
grandmother.  42  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  147,  1890, 
pp.  30,  185.)— How  I  fell  among  thieves.  11  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  127,  1880,  p.  100.) — Hubbard.  W. 
F.  Alcalde  of  the  Sierra  Negra.  16  pp.  (Macmillan's 
Mag.  v.  58,  1888,  p.  126.) — Madness  of  Father  Felipe. 
15  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  60,  1889,  p.  205.) — Hudson, 
W.  H.  Nino  Diablo.  11  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  61, 
1891,  p.  303.) — In  the  doctor’s  den.  8  pp.  (Macmil¬ 
lan’s  Mag.  v.  54,  1886,  p.  458. )— Indian  ring.  24  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149,  1891,  p.  669.) — Irish  shoot¬ 
ings.  11  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  53,  1886,  p.  92.) — J..  O. 
Muqaddam  of  spins.  6  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149, 
1891,  p.  371.) — My  novels.  9  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149, 
1891,  p.  630.)— Jack  and  Minory  :  a  tale  of  Christmas- 
tide.  22  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  141,  1887,  p.  58.) — Jes- 
sopp,  A.  Mr.  Dandelow :  a  story  half  told.  24  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889,  p.  136.) — Juana  Alvarez. 
11  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  57,  1888,  p.  112.) — Keary,  E. 
Madeline’s  story.  51pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149, 1891, 
pp.  103,  217,  328.)— Kennedy,  H.  A.  The  Cup  and  the 
critic.  7  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  59,  1889,  p.  445.) — 
King  Bemba’s  point.  15  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  130,  1881,  p.  91.)— Kipling,  R.  Courting  of  Dinah 
Shadd.  14  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  61,  1890,  p.  381.) — 
Deux  petits  tambours.  28  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1891,  3  pfir.  v.  108,  p.  587.) — Disturber  of  traffic.  9  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  68,  1891,  p.  289.) — Head  of  the  district. 
13  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  61,  1890,  p.  228.) — Incarnation 
of  Krishna  Mulvaney.  15  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  61, 

1890,  p.  146.)— The  Man  who  was.  8  pp.  (Macmillan's 
Mag.  v.  61,  1890,  p.  465.)— Land  of  darkness.  36  pp. 
(Blaclcwood’s  Mag.  v.  141,  1887,  p.  1.) — Ea  HnniCe,  L.  de 
(Ouida,  pseud.)  Don  Gesnaldo.  48  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1886,  3  p6r.  v.  78,  p.  551.) — Findelkind.  23  pp. 
(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pfir.  v.  8,  1880,  p.  130.) — Les 
Fresques,  tr.  par  Hephell.  34  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1883,  3  per.  v.  57,  p.  887.)— Oiseaux  dans  la  neige.  24  pp. 
(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  5,  1880,  p.  290.) — La 
Princesse  Napraxine.  26  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  107, 
1886,  p.  667.) — Easting  memory.  9  pp.  ( Blackwood's 
Mag.  v.  128,  1880,  p.  349.)— Easzowska,  Mme.  E.  G.  de, 
and  Gerard,  D.  Waters  of  Hercules.  289  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  136,  1884,  pp.  143,  271,  438,  592,  677 ;  v.  137, 
1885,  pp.  41,  186,  368,  500,  630,  801;  v.  138,  1885,  p.  26.)— 
Eawless,  E.  Borroughdale  of  Borroughdale.  35  pp. 
(Macmillan’s  Mag.x.  51,  1885,  pp.  38,  134. )— Eegend  of 
another  world.  13  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  53,  1886, 
p.  401.)— Eemoii,  M.  Alice  Leyton.  Tr.  par  E.  Jonveaux. 
40  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  72,  1867,  p.  815.)— Eodge,  T. 
Rosalinde.  52  pp.  (Simrock,  K.  J.,  Quellen  des  Shaks- 
peare,  v.  2,  p.  263.)— Eynch.  H.  Story  of  Chios.  17  pp. 
(Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  59,  1889,  p.  202.)— Eyttleton,  K. 
Francesca’s  revenge.  12  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  150, 

1891,  p.  179.)— MacDonald,  G.  Guild  court.  [Tr.  par] 
E.  Jonveaux.  181pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  75,  1868,  pp.  671, 
811,  969;  v.  76,  1868,  p.  36.)— Macquoid,  S.  D.  Manor- 
house  of  Kersuel.  15  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  x.  69,  1884, 
p.  369.) — Magnetic  mystery.  24  pp.  (Blackwood's 
Mag.  x.  141,  1887,  p.  648.) — Malloek,  W.  H.  A  human 
document.  209  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  50,  1891,  pp.  563, 
738,  907;  v.  51,  1892,  pp.  127,  283,  440,  590.)— Marsh.  R. 
Strange  occurrences  in  Canterstone  jail.  24  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  x.  147,  1890,  p.  791.) — Mattie:  the  history  of 
an  evening.  20  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  x.  129,  1881,  p.  700.) 
— Meredith,  G.  One  of  our  conquerors.  208  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  48,  1890,  pp.  614,  795,  959;  v.  49,  1891,  pp.  143, 
324,  485,  656,  836.)  —  Millionaire's  cousin.  48  pp. 
(Macmillan’s  Mag.  x.  51,  1885,  pp.  215,  295,  375.) — Minto, 
W.  Crack  of  doom.  253  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  x.  138, 
1885,  pp.  153,  283,  423,  586,  795;  v.  139,  1886,  pp.  42,  189,  292, 
505,  642,  748.)— Mr.  Fox’s  prol^ge.  23  pp.  (Black- 
tvood’s  Mag.  x.  129,  1881,  pp.  175,  346.) — Modern  novel¬ 
ist.  8pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  x.  60,  1889,  p.  273.)— Moles- 
worth,  L.  Unexplained.  28  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag. 
x.  52,  1885,  pp.  49,  119.)— Moncricff,  J.  M.  S.  Pearlin’ 
Jean.  20  pp.  (Blackivood’s  Mag.  x.  150,  1891,  p.  767.) — 


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Mouglier,  A.  The  Lost  match.  11  pp.  ( Macmillan's 
Mag.  v.  58,  1888,  p.  205.) — Mound  by  Yellow  creek. 

13  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  147,  1890,  p.  51.) — Murray, 
D.  C.  Tante  Rachel,  [tr.J  par  P.  Gervais.  13  pp.  (Bib- 
lioth.  iiniv.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  32,  1886,  p.  144.) — Mur¬ 
ray,  E.  C.  G.  His  Royal  Highness’s  love  affair.  14  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  71,  1885,  p.  227.)— My  friend  the  pro¬ 
fessor.  7  pp.  (Macmillan’ s  Mag.  v.  54,  1886,  p.  192.)— My 
son  Tommy.  9  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  59,  1889, 
p.  371.)— My  suecess  in  literature.  11  pp.  (Macmillan’s 
Mag.  v.  54,  1886,  p.  435.)— My  treasure.  20  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  144,  1888,  p.  364.) — My  uncle's  clock. 
9  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  57,  1888,  p.  195.) — Nigh t  in 
a  liaystack.  6  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149,  1891, 
p.  817.) — Norris,  W.  E.  Chris.  99  pp.  (Macmillan’s 
Mag.  v.  57, 1888,  pp.  144,  224,  304, 321,  465 ;  v.  58, 1888,  p.  1.)— 
Oliplianf.  Mrs.  M.  O.  W.  A  Country  gentleman.  258  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  55,  1885,  pp.  88,  228,  372,  507,  577,  803; 
v.  56,  1888,  pp.  54,  177,  324,  484,  609,  769;  v.  57,  1886,  pp.  99, 
230.)  —and  Aldrich,  T.  B.  The  Second  son.  231pp.  (At¬ 
lant.  Monthly,  v.  59,  1887,  pp.  1,  145,  324,  449,  682,  804 ;  v.  60, 
1887,  pp.  44,  173,  300,  487,  655,  734;  v.  61,  1888,  pp.  57,  165.)— 
O'Meara,  K.  Narka.  131  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  74, 
1887,  pp.  207,  461,  622,  679,  856  ;  v.  75,  1887,  pp.  131,  291,  395, 
521,  760,  877.)— On  the  dark  mountains.  18  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  144,  1888,  p.  646.)  —  O'Neill,  M. 
Born  on  Hallow  E’en.  18  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  148, 
1890,  p.  798.)— Open  door.  30  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  131,  1882,  p.  1.)— Owen,  J.  A.  An  Historical  clock. 
8  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  150,  1891,  p.  568.)— Pater,  W. 
Sebastian  van  Storck.  13  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  53, 
1886,  p.348.) — Pentoek.  34  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  131, 
1882,  pp.  204,  293.) — Philanthropist.  17  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  145,  1889,  p.  263.)— Pickle  of  salt.  8  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  145,  1889,  p.  668. )— Plain  Frances 
Mowbray.  52  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  137,  1885, 
pp.  245,  326.) — Polish  Elias.  16  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  138,  1885,  p.  463.)— Princess  Yiela.  12  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  143,  1888,  p.  203.)— Rathillet.  24  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  147,  1890,  p.  624.)— Reade,  C.  Born 
to  good  luck.  8  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  67,  1883,  p.  201.) — 
The  Picture.  21  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  68,  1884,  pp.  625, 
680.) — Rus.  5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  67,  1883,  p.  94.) — 
There’s  many  a  slip  ’twixt  the  cup  and  the  lip.  11  pp. 
(Harper’s  Mag.  v.  68,  1884,  p.  131.) — Tit  for  tat.  21  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  66,  1883,  p.  251.)— Reminiscences  of 
an  old  fogey.  35  pp.  (Blackioood’s  Mag.  v.  128,  1880, 
p.  693.)— Ritchie,  Mrs.  A.  I.  T.  Mrs.  Dymond.  146  pp. 
(Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  51,  1885,  pp.  321,  401;  v.  52,  1885, 
pp.  1,  81,  173,  241,  321,  455;  v.  53,  1886,  pp.  63,  141.)— 
Romance  of  a  bottle.  7  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag. 
v.  56,  1887,  p.  114.)— Round  Belia's  basket.  8  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  129,  1881,  p.  509.) — Russell,  W.  C. 
Marooned.  245  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  59,  1889,  pp.  67, 
146,  161,  264,  321,  401 ;  v.  60,  1889,  pp.  1,  81,  161,  241,  322,  401.) 
— Secret  mission.  139  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  147, 

1890,  pp.  599,  723;  v.  148,  1890,  pp.  19,  251,  405,  480,  684,  770; 
v.  149,  1891,  p.  75.)— Secret  of  the  Stradivari  us. 

14  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  130,  1881,  p,  771.)— Sliand, 
A.  I.  Fortune’s  wheel.  282  pp.  ((Blackwood’s  Mag. 
V.  137,  1885,  pp.  437,  594,  748;  v.  138,  1885,  pp.  67,  206,  333, 
486,618,713;  v.  139,  1886,  pp.  80,  153.)— Sharp,  W.  Hal¬ 
loween:  a  threefold  chronicle.  15  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag. 
v.  72,  1886,  p.  842.) — Shorthouse,  J.  H.  A  Teacher  of 
the  violin.  26  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  57,  1888,  p.  Id- 
Shrouded  watcher.  7  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149, 

1891,  p.  38.) — Skelton,  J.  (Shirley,  pseud.)  The  Crookit 
Meg.  86  pp.  (Fraser’s  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  21,  1880,  pp.  272,  403, 
489,  642,  721.)— Smith,  H.  Esther.  46  pp.  (Omnibus  of 
modern  romance,  v.  3,  p.  75.)— Sons  and  daughters. 
46  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  147,  1890,  pp.  345,  485.) — 
Squire  Root  of  Doot  Hall,  Doot  Hill,  Ireland.  8  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149,  1891,  p.  823.)— Stevenson,  R. 
L.  B.  The  Silverado  squatters.  24  pp.  (Century  Mag. 
v.  5,  1884,  pp.  27,  182.)— Story  of  .fames  Barker. 
29  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  132,  1882,  p.  495.) — Story  of 
the  Ardent.  6  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  56,  1887, 
p.  296.) — Strange  temptation.  20  pp.  (Macmillan's 
Mag.  v.  53,  1886,  p.  215.)— Strickland,  A.  Ellen  Clare. 


10  pp.  (Omnibus  of  modem  romance,  v.  10,  p.  81.) — 
Sturgis,  J.  A  Child  of  science.  16  pp.  (Macmillan’s 
Mag.  v.  56.  1887,  p.  65.)— My  ghost.  18  pp.  (Macmillan’s 
Mag.  v.  55,  1887,  p.  143.)— Such  pity  as  a  father  hath. 
19  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.y.  143,  1888,  p.  82.)—  Sully,  J. 
Friendly  rivalry.  15  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  79,  1889,  p.  99.) 
—Swift,  J.  Full  and  true  account  of  the  battle  fought 
last  Friday  between  the  ancient  and  the  modern  books 
in  St.  James’s  library.  [Anon.]  82  pp.  (  With  h is  Tale  of 
a  tub,  p.  235.) — Tale  of  the  bull-ring’.  4  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  145,  1889,  p.  390.) —  Thomas.  12  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  141,  1887,  p.  842.)— Traill,  H.  D. 
Protectorate  of  Porcolongu.  13  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag. 
v.  55,  1887,  p.  36.)— Trollope,  A.  Dr.  Wortle’s  school. 
129  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  127,  1880,  pp.  545,  681 ;  v.  128, 

1880,  pp.  1,  228,  391,  405,  563,  710.)— Fixed  period.  114  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  130,  1881,  pp.  413,  553,  681 ;  v.  131, 
1882,  pp.  78,  170,  330.)— 1 Tupper,  M.  F.  My  ghost  story. 
12  pp.  (Works,  v.  2,  p.  236.)— The  Phrenologist.  7  pp. 

(  Works,  v.  2,  p.  222.)— The  Truant.  7  pp.  (  Works,  v.  2, 
p.  229.)— Uncle  Z.  62  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  130, 

1881,  pp.  143,  355,  448.)— Verney,  Lady  F.  P.  In  the 
dales  sixty  years  since.  9  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  58, 
1888,  p.  49.)— Victor  Graham.  13  pp.  (Macmillan’s 
Mag.  v.  53,  1886,  p.  364.)— Wolford,  Mrs.  L.  B.  C.  Stiff¬ 
necked  generation.  265  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  143, 

1888,  pp.  451,  595,  733;  v.  144,  1888,  pp.  21,  162,  315,  615,  817; 
v.  145,  1889,  p.  53.)— Ward,  Mrs.  M.  A.  A.  Omitted  chap¬ 
ter  of  “  Robert  Elsmere.”  15  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  50, 

1889,  p.  103.)— Who  milked  my  cow  ?  11pp.  (Omni¬ 
bus  of  modern  romance,  v.  3,  p.  65.) — Withered  arm. 
19  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  143,  1888,  p.  30.)— Within 
his  danger.  22  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  137,  1885, 
p.  111.)— Zit  and  Zoe :  their  early  experiences.  45  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  139,  1886,  pp.  457,  612.) 

See  also  American  fiction.— Arthur,  King—  Eng¬ 
lish  folk-lore.— English  literature.— English 
metrical  romances.— Fairy  tales. 

English  fiction,  Bibliography. 

Chicago  Public  Library.  Catalogue  of 
English  prose  fiction  and  juvenile  books. 
1889.  w.  15 

-  Detroit  Public  Library.  Catalogue  of 

English  prose  fiction  and  juvenile  books. 
1886.  L.43 


-  Manchester  City  Library.  Catalogue 

of  English  prose  fiction.  1894.  W.  63 

-  Minneapolis  Public  Library.  Finding' 

list  of  English  prose  fiction  and  books  for  the 
young.  1890.  W.  16 

-  Eicbreclit,  F.  Zur  englischen  volkslitteratur.  4  pp. 

(Germania,  v.  21,  1876,  p.  401.) 

See  also  the  lists  of  English  fiction  in  the  catalogues 
of  libraries,  as  California  .State  Library.  —  Cin¬ 
cinnati  Public  Library.  —  Enoch  Pratt  Free 
Library  of  Baltimore  City,  etc. 


English  fiction.  History  and  criticism. 
Howells,  W.  D.  Criticism  and 
1892. 


fiction. 

2224 


—  Jusserand,  J.  J.  English  novel  in  the 

time  of  Shakespeare.  1890.  3305 

—  Russell,  P.  Guide  to  British  and  Ameri¬ 
can  novels.  1894.  2222 

—  Wheeler,  W.  A.  Explanatory  and  pro¬ 
nouncing  dictionary  of  the  noted  names  of 

fiction.  1889.  H86 


-  Barrie,  J.  M.  Brought  back  from  Elysium.  9  pp. 

(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  57,  1890,  p.  846.)— Blanc,  Mme.  M.  T. 
de  S.  (T.  Bentzon,  pseud.)  Nouveaux  romans  anglais. 
30  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  p£r.  v.  88,  p.  91.) — 
Candour  in  English  fiction.  7  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag. 
v.  61,  1890,  p.  314.)— I)u  Parquet,  Mme.  C.  (C.  L.  Rggis, 
pseud.)  Le  roman  anglais  contemporain.  97  pp.  ( Corre - 


ENGLISH  FICTION,  History  and  crit. 


1290 


ENGLISH  HOME  LIFE 


spondant,  n.  s.  v.  91,  1882,  p.  470 ;  v.  108,  1886,  p.  879 ;  v.  119, 

1889,  p.  114.)  —  Le  roman  thgologique  en  Angleterre. 
25  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  102,  1885,  p.  228.) — Eng¬ 
lish  realism  and  romance.  27  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  173, 
1891,  p.468.) — Flight  of  lady-birds.  31  pp.  (Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  36,  1850,  p.  77;  v.  37,  1851,  p.  337.)— For¬ 
gotten  novels.  27  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  59,  1862, 
pp.  339,  685.)— Growth  of  the  English  novel.  31  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  163, 1886,  p.  34.) —  Hannigan,  D.  F.  Arti¬ 
ficiality  of  English  novels.  11  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  133, 

1890,  p.  254.)— Mippe,  M.  Eine  vor-Defoe’sche  englische 
Robinsonade.  38  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  19,  1894,  p.  66.) — 
Honegger,  J.  J.  Der  moderne  englische  sensations- 
roman.  15  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1874,  v.  1,  p.  113.) — Jnsse- 
raml,  J.  J.  Le  roman  au  temps  de  Shakspeare.  40  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1887,  3  p6r.  v.  79,  p.  573.) — La  Ra¬ 
mie,  L.  de  (Ouida,  pseud.)  Tendencies  of  English 
fiction.  13pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  141,  1885,  p.  213.) — Litera¬ 
ture  of  the  streets.  26  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  165,  1887,  p.  40.) 
— MacCoIl,  M.  Morality  in  fiction.  19  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  60,  1891,  p.  234.)  —  Hansel,  H.  L.  Sensation 
novels.  39  pp.  (In  his  Letters,  p.  213.)— Martin,  H.  M. 
Romans  de  Noel  en  Angleterre.  26  pp.  (Rev.  contemp. 
1854,  v.  6,  p.  620.)— Modern  novel  and  romance.  6  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  61,  1863,  p.  436.)— Novels.  40  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  94,  1863,  p.  168;  v.  102,  1867,  p.  257.) — 
Another  cluster  of  novels.  11  pp.  ( Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
v.  65,  1865,  p.  570.) — Batch  of  last  year’s  novels.  14  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  59,  1862,  p.  396.) — Budget  of  novels. 
12  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  39,  1852,  p.  215.) — Bunch  ot 
new  novels.  20  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  34,  1849,  p.  680.) 
—Chit-chat  about  new  novels.  15  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
v.  32, 1848,  p.  89.)— Evening’s  gossip  on  new  novels.  18pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  31,  1848,  p.  608.)  —  Group  of  new 
novels.  13  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  65,  1865,  p.339.)— 
New  novels.  27  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  128,  1880,  p.  377  ; 
Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  53,  1859,  p.  483.) — Our  great  exhibi¬ 
tion  of  novels  for  1851.  19  pp.  ( Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  38, 
1851,  p.  567. ) — Our  spring  crop  of  novels.  14  pp.  (Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  33,  1849,  p.  667.)— Recent  novels.  27  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  365;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  35,  1850,  p.  647;  v.  42,  1853,  p.  611;  v.  52,  1858,  p.  746.)— 
Recent  popular  novels.  16  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  57, 
1861,  p.  192.)— Some  late  novels,  as  seen  through  a  Kil- 
larney  glass.  13  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  52, 1858,  p.  215.) 
— Summer  novels.  7  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  62,  1863, 
p.  215.)— Trio  of  novels.  10  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  41, 
1853,  p.  70.) — Novels  and  novelists.  33  pp.  (London 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  16,  1861,  p.  282.)— Novels  for  infancy, 
manhood,  and  second  childhood.  7  pp.  (Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  v.  51,  1858,  p.  725.) — Novels  of  fashionable  life. 
36  pp.  ( Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  12, 1838,  p.  3.) — Novels  of 
the  day :  their  writers  and  readers.  13  pp.  (Fraser’s 
Mag.  v.  62, 1860,  p.  205.) — Novels  of  the  season.  10  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  43,  1854,  p.  726;  Fraser’s  Mag.  v.  4, 
1831,  p.  8.) — Penny  Action.  22  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  171, 
1890,  p.  150.)— Penny  novels.  9  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag. 
v.  14,  1886,  p.  96.) — Preston,  H.  W.  The  Church  of  Eng¬ 
land  novel.  9  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  58,  1886,  p.  783.) — 
Girl  novelists  of  the  time.  10  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  60, 
1887,  p.  705.) — Prothero,  R.  E.  The  English  novel  in 
the  time  of  Shakespeare.  3  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  28, 
1890,  p.  242.)— Recent  Action  in  England  and  France. 
11  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  50,  1884,  p.  250.) — Recent 
novel  writing.  8  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  13,  1866, 
p.  202.) — Repplier,  A.  English  railway  fiction.  10  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  68,  1891,  p.  78.)— Salmon,  G.  What 
boys  read.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1886,  p.  248.) — 
Sliaml.  A.  I.  The  novelists  and  their  patrons.  13  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1886,  p.  23.)— Shore,  A.  Modern 
English  novels.  16  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  134, 1890,  p.  143. ) 
— Traill,  H.  D.  Romance  realisticised.  10  pp.  (Con¬ 
temp.  Rev.  v.  59,  1891,  p.  200.)— Whipple,  E.  P.  Novels 
of  the  season.  10  pp.  (Essays  and  reviews,  v.  2,  p.  354.) 
— IVyzewa,  T.  de.  Renaissance  du  roman  historique 
en  Angleterre.  18  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1890,  3  p6r. 
v.  97,  p.  184.) 

Note. — For  criticisms  of  the  novels  of  a  particular 
author,  see  his  name. 


English  folk-lore. 

Akerman,  J.  Y.  Wiltshire  tales.  1853. 

1238 

-  Bray,  Mrs.  A.  E.  Peep  at  the  Pixies ;  or, 

legends  of  the  west.  With  illustrations.  1854. 

1238 

-  Denham,  M.  A.  Denham  tracts.  1892-95, 

2  v.  ( Folk-lore  Soc.  v.  29,  35.)  2213 

-  Dyer,  T.  F.  T.  Folklore  of  Shakespeare. 

1884.  3304 

-  Gomme,  G.  L.  {Ed.)  Mother  Bunch’s  closet 

newly  broke  open.  1885.  (Gomme,  G.  L., 
and  Wheatley,  H.  B.,  Chapbooks  and  folk-lore 
tracts,  1  s.  no.  3.)  2116 

-  Gurdon,  Lady  E.  C.  W.  (Ed.)  [Folk-lore 

of]  Suffolk.  1893.  (Folk-lore  Soc.  Co.  folk¬ 
lore,  Pr.  extracts,  no.  2.)  2213 

-  Hartland,  E.  S.  {Ed.)  [Folk-lore  of] 

Gloucestershire.  1892.  (Folk-lore  Soc.  Co. 
folk-lore,  Pr.  extracts,  no.  1.)  2213 

-  Horstmann,  K.  {Ed.)  Altenglische  legen- 

den.  1875-81,  3  v.  in  1.  1394 

- {Ed.)  Early  south-English  legendary 

or  lives  of  Saints.  1887.  {Early  Eng.  Text  Soc. 
no.  87.)  2115 

-  Jackson,  G.  F.  Shropshire  folk-lore :  a 

sheaf  of  gleanings.  1883-85,  2  pts.  1217 

- Morris,  W.  Roots  of  the  mountains, 

wherein  is  told  somewhat  of  the  lives  of  the 
men  of  Burgdale,  their  friends,  their  neigh¬ 
bours,  their  foemen,  and  their  fellows  in  arms. 
1890.  1383 

-  Northall,  G.  F.  English  folk -rhymes. 

A  collection  of  traditional  verses.  1892.  1325 

-  Parkinson,  T.  Yorkshire  legends  and 

traditions.  1888.  1234 

-  Saunders,  W.  H.  B.  Legends  and  tradi¬ 
tions  of  Huntingdonshire.  1888.  1225 

-  Sternberg,  T.  Dialect  and  folk-lore  of 

Northamptonshire.  1851.  — 2137 

-  Swainson,  C.  Folklore  and  provincial 

names  af  British  birds.  1886.  {Folk-lore  Soc. 
v.  17. )  2213 

- Provincial  names  and  folklore  of  British 

birds.  1885.  {Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  47.)  — 2163 

-  Foote,  H.  C.  La  fata  pigmea  d’lnghilterra.  5  pp. 

(Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  2,  1883,  p.  410.)— Eng¬ 
lish  folk-lore  and  London  humors.  4  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  53,  1884,  p.432.) — Liebreeht,  F.  Folk-lore. 
11  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  1,  1877,  p.  171.) — Walter,  J.  C. 
Legend  of  Byard’s  leap.  21  pp.  (Andrews,  W.,  Bygone 
Lincolnshire,  p.  96.) 

See  also  English  Action. — English  literature. 

English  gentleman.  Brathwait,  R.  1244, 1281 
English  gentlewoman.  69  pp.  Brathwait,  R., 

English  gentleman,  1641,  p.  327. 

English  Historical  Review.  Ed.  by  Rev. 
Mandell  Creighton  [and  others].  London, 

1886-96.  11  v.  8°.  4444 

English  history.  See  Great  Britain,  History. 
English  history  by  contemporary  writers.  7  v. 

Powell,  F.  Y.  {Ed.)  1508 

English  home  life.  Collier,  R.  L.  1528 


ENGLISH  HYMNS 


1291 


ENGLISH  LANGUAGE,  Bibliography 


English  hymns.  See  Hymns. 

English  illuminated.  MSS.  Thompson,  Sir 
E.  M.  W.  52 

English  in  America.  Puritan  colonies.  2  v. 
Doyle,  J.  A.  1645 

English  in  America.  Virginia,  Maryland, 
and  the  Carolinas.  Doyle,  J.  A.  1637 

English  in  China.  30  pp.  De  Quincey,  T., 

Uncoil,  writings,  v.  2,  p.  7. 

English  in  India.  56  pp.  De  Quincey,  T., 

Uncoil,  urritings,  v.  1,  p.  298. 

English  in  Muscovy  during  the  sixteenth 

century.  72  pp.  Bogoushevsky,  C.  N.,  Baron  de.  (Royal 
Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  7,  1878,  p.  58.) 

English  in  Spain.  Duncan,  F.  3522 

English  in  the  Levant.  11  pp.  Bent,  J.  T. 

(Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  5,  1890,  p.  654.) 

English  in  the  West  Indies.  Froude,  J.  A. 

2485 

English  in  western  India.  Anderson,  P. 

3406 

English  industry  and  commerce,  Growth  of. 
Cunningham,  W.  — 2394 

English  intercourse  with  Siam  in  the  seven¬ 
teenth  century.  Anderson,  J.  ( Truebner’s 
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English  Jersey  Cattle  Society.  Publica¬ 
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English  lake  district.  Pyne,  J.  B.  — 17A3 
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Adler-Mesnard,  E.  Anleitung  zur  deut- 
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-  Alford,  H.  Plea  for  the  Queen’s  English. 

1864.  —2156 

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-  Oldmixon,  J.  Reflections  on  Dr.  Swift’s 

letter  to  the  Earl  of  Oxford,  about  the  English 
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Italian  conversation,  n.  d. ;  1843.  — 2157 

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familiar  and  progressive  dialogues  in  English 
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Note—  For  lios.  1-39  see  preceding  catalogue. 

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See  also  Americanisms.— Slang. 


Berkshire. 

Lowsley,  B.  Glossary  of  Berkshire  words 
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Cheshire. 


Darlington,  T.  Folk-speech  of  south  Che¬ 
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the  county  of  Chester.  1884-86,  3  pts.  {Eng. 
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Cumberland. 

Anderson,  R.,  and  others.  Ballads  in  the 
Cumberland  dialect,  with  notes  and  a  glos¬ 
sary.  1808.  1338 

-  Jollie,  F.  Sketch  of  Cumberland  man¬ 
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dialect.  11  pp.  (Coll,  writings,  v.  13,  p.  373.)— The  lake 
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Devonshire. 

Chope,  R.  P.  Dialect  of  Hartland,  Devon¬ 
shire.  1891.  {Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  65.)  — 2163 

-  Rock,  W.  F.  Jim  an’  Nell,  a  dramatic  poem  in  the 

dialect  of  north  Devon,  1867.  50  pp.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc. 
no.  76,  p.  19.) 


Durham. 

Palgrave,  F.  M.  T.  {Ed.)  List  of  words 
and  phrases  in  every-day  use,  by  the  natives 
of  Hetton-le  Hole,  in  the  county  of  Durham. 
1896.  {Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  74.)  — 2165 

East  Anglia. 

Rye,  W.  Glossary  of  words  used  in  East 
Anglia.  Founded  on  that  of  Forby.  With 
numerous  corrections  and  additions.  1895. 
{Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  75.)  — 2165 

Essex. 

Clark.  C.  John  Noakes  and  Mary  Styles:  in  the 
dialect  of  Essex,  1839.  40  pp.  (Eng.  Dialect.  Soc.  no.  76, 
p.  69.) 

Gloucestersli  i  re. 

North  all,  G.  F.  Folk-phrases  of  four 
counties  (Glouc.,  Staif.,  Warw.,  Wore.)  1894. 
{Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  73.)  — 2163 

-  Robertson,  J.  D.  Glossary  of  dialect  and 

archaic  words  used  in  the  county  of  Glouces¬ 
ter.  1890.  {Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  61.)  — 2163 

Hampshire. 

Cope,  Sir  W.  H.  Glossary  of  Hampshire 
words  and  phrases.  1883.  {Eng.  Dialect  Soc. 
no.  40.)  — 2163 

-  Long,  W.  H.  Dictionary  of  the  Isle  of 

Wight  dialect,  and  of  provincialisms  used  in 
the  island.  1886.  — 2137 

Irish. 

Hume,  A.  Remarks  on  the  Irish  dialects  of  the  Eng¬ 
lish  language.  48  pp.  1  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
Hist.  Soc.  Trans.  3  s.  v.  6,  1878,  p.  93.) 

Kent. 

Parish,  W.  D.,  and  Shaw,  W.  F.  Dic¬ 
tionary  of  the  Kentish  dialect  and  provin¬ 
cialisms  in  use  in  the  county  of  Kent.  1887. 
{Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  54.)  — 2163 

-  Ravencroft,  T.  A  wooing  song  of  a  yeoman  of 

Kents  sonne :  from  “  Melismata,”  1611.  5  pp.  (Eng. 

Dialect  Soc.  no.  76,  p.  143.) 

Lancashire. 

Lentamer,  K.  Ein  Lancashire-humorist.  5  pp.  (Eng. 
studien,  v.  11,  1888,  p.  480.) — Wilkinson,  T.  T.  Edmund 
Spenser  and  the  east  Lancashire  dialect.  16  pp.  (Lanca¬ 
shire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  7,  1867,  p.  87.) 

Lincolnshire. 

Cole,  R.  E.  G.  Glossary  of  the  words  in 
use  in  southwest  Lincolnshire  (Wapentake 
of  Graffoe).  1886.  {Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  52.) 

—2163 

-  Peacock,  E.  Glossary  of  words  used  in 

the  wapentakes  of  Manley  and  Corringham, 
Lincolnshire.  1877.  {Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  15. ) 

—2164 

The  same.  1889,  2  pts.  {Eng.  Dialect  Soc. 

nos.  58,  59.)  — 2163 

Norfolk. 

Larwood,  J.  Norfolk  dialogue :  in  the  dialect  of 
central  Norfolk,  1800.  8  pp.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  76, 
p.  117.) 

Northamptonsh  i  re. 

Sternberg,  T.  Dialect  and  folk-lore  of 

Northamptonshire.  1851.  — 2137 


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Northumberland. 

Heslop,  O.  Northumberland  words.  1892- 
93,  2  pts.  (Eng.  dialect  Soc.  nos.  G6,  68.) 

—2163 

-  Bocddckcr,  K.  Ueber  die  sprache  der  Benedik- 

tinerregel.  41  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  2,  1879,  p.  344.) 

Rutland. 

Wordsworth,  C.  (Ed.)  Rutland  words. 
1891.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  64. )  —2163 

Scottish. 

Metcalfe,  W.  M.  (Ed.)  Legends  of  the 
saints,  in  the  Scottish  dialect  of  the  four¬ 
teenth  century.  1888-96,  6  pts.  (Scottish  Text 
Soc.  nos.  13,  18,  23,  25,  35,  37. )  2113 

Shetland. 

Ilibbcrt,  S.  A  day  in  the  Haaf,  in  the  dialect  of 
Shetland,  1822.  5  pp.  (Eng.  dialect  Soc.  no.  76,  p.  137.) 

Somersetshire. 

Elworthy,  F.  T.  West  Somerset  word¬ 
book.  1886.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  50. )  — 2163 
-  Williams,  W.  P.,  and  Jones,  W.  A.  Glos¬ 
sary  of  provincial  words  and  phrases  in  use 
in  Somersetshire.  1873.  (Somersetshire  Ar- 
chaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  18.)  .2557 

- Elworthy,  F.  T.  On  west  Somerset  patois.  16  pp. 

(Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  22, 
1877,  p.  31.) 

Staffordshire. 

North  all,  G.  F.  Folk- phrases  of  four 
counties  (Glouc.,  Staff.,  Warw.,  Wore.)  1894. 
(Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  73.)  — 2163 

Surrey. 

Gower,  G.  W.  G.  L.  Glossary  of  Surrey 
words.  1893.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  70.) 


Lower,  M.  A.  Old  speech  and  old  manners  in  Sussex. 
28  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  13,  1861,  p.  209.) 

Warwicksli  i  re. 

Northall,  G.  F.  Folk-phrases  of  four 
counties  (Glouc.,  Staff.,  Warw.,  Wore.)  1894. 
(Eng.  Dialect.  Soc.  no.  73.)  — 2163 

Westmorland. 

De  Quincey,  T.  Danish  origin  of  the  lake-country 
dialect.  11  pp.  (Coll,  writings ,  v.  13,  p.  373.) — The  lake 
dialect.  10  pp.  (  Uncoil,  writings,  v.  1,  p.  265.) — Seward, 
W.  Lonsdale  dialogue,  in  the  dialect  of  Burton-in-Lons- 
dale,  1801.  11  pp.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  76,  p.  125.) 

Wiltshire. 

Dartnell,  G.  E.,  and  Goddard,  E.  H. 
Glossary  of  words  used  in  the  county  of  Wilt¬ 
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Worcestershire. 

Lawson,  R.  Upton-on-Severn  words  and 
phrases.  1884.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  42. ) 

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—  Northall,  G.  F.  Folk-phrases  of  four 

counties  (Glouc.,  Staff.,  Warw.,  Wore.)  1894. 
(Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  73.)  — 2163 

—  Salisbury,  J.  Glossary  of  words  and 

phrases  used  in  s.  e.  Worcestershire.  1894. 
(Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  72.)  — 2163 


Yorkshire. 

Addy,  S.  O.  (Ed.)  Glossary  of  words  used 
in  the  neigbourhood  of  Sheffield.  With  suppl. 
1888-91,  2  pts.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  nos.  57,  62.) 

—2163 

-  Wright,  J.  Grammar  of  the  dialect  of 

Windhill,  in  the  west  riding  of  Yorkshire. 
1892.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  n o.  67.)  — 2163 

-  Brown,  G.  N.  York  minster  screen,  being  a  speci¬ 
men  of  the  Yorkshire  dialect  as  spoken  in  the  north 
riding,  1833.  17  ppu  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  76,  p.  1.)— 
Yorkshire  dialogue  in  Yorkshire  dialect;  between 
an  awd  wife,  a  lass,  and  a  butcher,  1673.  8  pp.  (Eng. 
Dialect  Soc.  no.  76,  p.  109.) 

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Barclay,  J.  Complete  and  universal  dic¬ 
tionary  of  the  English  language,  n.  d.,  2  v. 

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The  same.  1813.  2111 

-  Bullokar,  J.  English  expositor.  1731. 

1186 

-  Davies,  T.  L.  O.  Supplementary  English 

glossary.  1881.  1106 

-  Fallows,  S.  Progressive  supplemental 

dictionary  of  the  English  language.  1886". 

1141 

-  Fennell,  C.  A.  M.  (Ed.)  Stanford  dic¬ 
tionary  of  Anglicised  words  and  phrases. 

1892.  R.13 

-  Funk,  I.  K.,  and  others  (Eds.)  Standard 

dictionary  of  the  English  language.  1894-95, 

2  v.  1112 

-  Hunter,  R.  Encyclopaedic  dictionary. 

v.  3,  pt.  2-v.  7,  pt.  2.  1884-89,  5  v.  in  9.  R.14 

Note. — For  v.  1-3,  pt.  1,  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Johnson,  S.  Dictionary  of  the  English 

language.  1755,  2  v.  P.R. 

The  same.  1828.  1142 

- Dictionary  of  the  English  language  ;  in 

miniature,  by  J.  Hamilton,  [n.  t.  p.]  n.  d. 

1178 

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nicum  ;  or,  a  general  English  dictionary.  1708. 

1195 

-  Knodle,  E.  Classifying  wordbook ;  in 

some  parts  of  which,  words  are  classed  ac¬ 
cording  to  ending  ;  and  in  other  parts,  accord¬ 
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-  Mackay,  C.  Glossary  of  obscure  words 

and  phrases  in  the  writings  of  Shakespeare 
and  his  contemporaries,  traced  etymologically 
to  the  ancient  language  of  the  British  people 
as  spoken  before  the  irruption  of  the  Danes 
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-  Maunder,  S.  Dictionary  of  the  English 

language.  1830.  ( Treasury  of  knowledge,  pt.  1. ) 

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cise  dictionary  of  middle  English  from  A.  D. 
1150  to  1580.  1888.  1107 

-  Murray,  J.  A.  II.  New  English  dictionary 

on  historical  principles.  1881-96,  21  pts.  1105 

-  Palmer,  A.  S.  Folk-etymology,  a  dic¬ 
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generally  used.  With  their  significations  and 
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-  Richardson,  C.  New  dictionary  of  the 

English  language.  1838,  2  v.  — 2151 

-  Stormonth,  J.  Dictionary  of  the  English 

language.  1885.  R.ll 

-  Walker,  J.  Critical  pronouncing  diction¬ 
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dictionary  of  the  English  language,  n.  d.  1156 

-  Webster,  N.  American  dictionary  of  the 

English  language.  1828,  2  v.  R.ll 

- International  dictionary  of  the  English 

language  .  .  .  revised  and  enlarged  under  the 
supervision  of  Noah  Porter.  1896.  R.ll 

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etymology.  1859-65,  3  v.  in  4.  — 2121 

-  Whitney,  W.  D.  (Ed.)  Century  diction¬ 
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-  Wright,  T.  Anglo-Saxon  and  old  Eng¬ 
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-  Yule,  H.,  and  Burnell,  A.  C.  Hobson- 

Jobson :  being  a  glossary  of  Anglo-Indian 
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Fliinoo  U. 

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examples  of  its  use  in  conversation.  1884. 

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-  Hale,  H.  An  international  idiom  :  a 

manual  of  the  Oregon  trade  language,  or 
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Cingalese. 

Carter,  C.  English-Sinhalese  dictionary. 

1891.  R.36 

Oorean. 

Scott,  J.  English-Corean  dictionary.  1891. 

R.36 

I)utcli. 

Nieuw  zakwoordenboek  der  hollandsche 
en  engelsche  talen.  n.  d.,  2  pts.  in  1  v.  1106 

Eskimo. 

Wells,  R.,  Jr.,  and  Kelly,  J.  W.  English- 
Eskimo  and  Eskimo-English  vocabularies. 
1890.  (U.  S.  Education,  Bureau  of,  Circular , 

no.  2. )  —4361 

French. 

Boyer,  A.  Dictionnaire  royal  frangois- 
anglois  et  anglois-frangois.  1729.  — 2151 

-  Nugent,  T.  New  pocket  dictionary  of  the 

French  and  English  languages.  1810 ;  1823, 
2  v.  in  1.  1178 

-  Spiers,  A.  Manual  of  commercial  terms 

in  English  and  French.  1847.  1178 


- and  Surenne,  G.  French  and  English, 

[and  English  and  French]  pronouncing  dic¬ 
tionary.  1894,  2  v.  in  1.  W.  63 

-  Veitelle,  I.  de.  Mercantile  dictionary  .  .  . 

in  English,  Spanish,  and  French.  1864.  1145 

German. 

Fluegel,  F.  Dictionary  of  the  English 
and  German  languages  for  home  and  school. 
Ed.  by  I.  Schmidt  and  G.  Tanger.  1896.  R.34 

-  Thieme,  F.  W.  Neues  vollstaendiges  kriti- 

sches  woerterbuch  der  englischen  und  deut- 
schen  sprache.  n.  d.,  2  v.  in  1.  — 2151 

- -  Pocket  dictionary  of  the  English  and 

German  languages,  n.  d.  1178 

-  Williams,  F.  New  pocket-dictionary  of 

the  English  and  German  languages.  1856, 
2  pts.  in  1  v.  1180 

-  De  tfcuineey,  T.  Anglo-German  dictionaries.  4  pp. 

(  Uncoil,  writings,  v.  2,  p.  348.) 

Greek. 

Fraedersdorff,  J.  W.  Copious  phrase¬ 
ological  English-Greek  lexicon.  1882.  1195 

Italian. 

Graglia,  G.  New  pocket  dictionary  of  the 
Italian  and  English  languages.  1829  ;  1840  ; 
1863.  1178 

-  James,  W.,  and  Grassi,  G.  Dictionary  of 

the  English  and  Italian  languages.  1868.  L.127 
Latin. 

Epinal  glossary.  Latin  and  old-English  of 
the  eighth  century.  Ed.  by  Henry  Sweet. 
1883.  —2121 

Sanskrit. 

Cappeller,  K.  Sanskrit-English  diction¬ 
ary  based  upon  the  St.  Petersburg  lexicons. 
1891.  1193 

-  Macdonell,  A.  A.  Sanskrit-English  dic¬ 
tionary.  1893.  R.35 

Spanish. 

Meadows,  F.  C.  New  Spanish  and  Eng¬ 
lish  dictionary.  1844.  1178 

-  Neuman,  H.,  and  Baretti,  G.  Diccionario 

portAtil  espanol-ingles.  1846,  2  v.  in  1.  1178 

Note. — Also  with  an  English  title  page. 

-  Veitelle,  I.  de.  Mercantile  dictionary  .  .  . 

in  English,  Spanish,  and  French.  1864.  1145 

Note. — For  dictionaries  of  the  Dialects  of  the  English 
language  see  under  Dialects. 

English  language,  Dictionaries ,  Criticism,  etc. 

Hunt,  T.W.  English  lexicography.  18  pp.  (New Eng¬ 
lander,  v.  55,  1891,  p.  193.)— New  English  dictionary 
on  historical  principles.  13  pp.  ( London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  63, 
1885,  p.  279.)  —  Stratnian,  F.  H.  Zum  altenglischen 
woerterbuche.  2  pp.  (Eng.  stvdien,  v.  2,  1879,  p.  19.) 

English  language,  Etymology. 

Mackay,  C.  Glossary  of  obscure  words 
and  phrases  in  the  writings  of  Shakespeare 
and  his  contemporaries,  traced  etymologically 
to  the  ancient  language  of  the  British  people 
as  spoken  before  the  irruption  of  the  Danes 
and  Saxons.  1887.  3372 

-  Palmer,  A.  S.  Folk-etymology,  a  diction¬ 
ary  of  verbal  corruptions.  1882.  1195 


ENGLISH  LANGUAGE,  Etymology 


1295  ENGLISH  LANGUAGE,  Grammar 


-  Skeat,  W.  W.  List  of  English  words,  the 

etymology  of  which  is  illustr.  by  comparison 
with  Icelandic.  1876.  — 2122 

The  same.  ( With  Cleasby,  R.,  Icelandic- 
Eng.  diet. )  1182 

- Principles  of  English  etymology.  1887. 

—2137 

-  Talbot,  W.  H.  F.  English  etymologies. 

1847.  —2122 

-  Toone,  W.  Glossary  and  etymological 

dictionary  of  obsolete  and  uncommon  words. 
1832.  1178 

-  Wedgwood,  H.  Dictionary  of  English 

etymology.  1859-65,  3  v.  in  4.  —2121 

-  ltriuk,  B.  ten.  Das  altenglische  suffix  ere.  4  pp. 

( Anglia ,  v.  5,  1882,  p.  1.) — Barewe,  bare,  bere.  2  pp. 
(Eng.  studien,  v.  7, 1884,  p.  65.)— Comber,  T.  Etymology 
of  plant  names.  118  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist. 
Soc.  Trans.  3  s.  v.  4,  1876,  p.  15;  v.  5,  1877,  p.  43;  v,  6, 
1878,  p.  43.)— Fiek,  A.  Indo-Germanic  roots  in  English. 
9  pp.  (Webster,  N.,  Internat.  diet,  of  Eng.  lang.  p.  xlv.) — 
Heni|»l,|G.  Is  “  book  ”  from  the  Latin  ?  3  pp.  (Anglia, 
v.  15,  1893,  p.  220.) — Hume,  A.  Geographical  terms 
considered  as  tending  to  enrich  the  English  language. 
22  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  11, 
1859,  p.  133. )— Hope,  H.  Etymologien.  4  pp.  (Eng. 
studien,  v.  11,  1888,  p.  492.) — Kluge,  F.  Englische  ety¬ 
mologien.  6  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  8,  1885,  p.  479;  v.  9, 
1886,  p.  505;  v.  10,  1887,  p.  180;  v.  11,  1888,  p.  511.)— Sar- 
razin,  G.  Zur  etymologie  von  “bad.”  2  pp.  (Eng. 
studien,  v.  6,  1883,  p.  91 ;  v.  8,  1885,  p.  66.) — Scliroeer,  A. 
Zur  etymologie  von  “  catch.”  3  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  4,  1881, 
p.  414.)— Skeat.  W.  W.  On  the  etymology  of  “catch.” 
3  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  4,  1881,  p.  412.) — StofTel,  C.  On  the 
etymology  of  decoy.  7  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  10,  1887, 
p.  181.) — Woe-begone.  4  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  11,  1888, 
p.  484.)—  Stratmann,  F.  H.  Etymologisches.  2  pp.  (Eng. 
studien,  v.  6,  1883,  p.  441.) — Swaen,  A.  E.  H.  English 
words  of  Dutch  origin.  3  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  16,  1893,  p.  512.) 
— Sweet,  H.  Disguised  compounds  in  old-English.  4  pp. 
(Anglia,  v.  3,  1880,  p.  151.) — English  etymologies.  3  pp. 
(Anglia,  v.  3,  1880,  p.  155.)— Old  English  etymologies. 
5  pp.  (Eng.  Studien,  v.  2,  1879,  p.  312.) — Walcott,  M.  E. 
C.  Mediaeval  English  words.  14  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  of  lit. 
Trans.  2  s.  v.  9,  1870,  p.  1.)— Zupitza,  J.  Zur  etymologie 
von  ne.  merry.  8  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  8,  1885,  p.  465.) 

Note. — For  dictionaries  containing  Etymology,  see 
Barclay,  J.— Davis,  F.  L.  O.— Fallows,  S.— Fennell, 
C.  A.  M. — Funk,  J.  K.,  and  others. — Hunter,  R. — 
Johnson,  S.-Knodle,  E.— Mackay,  C.-Mayhew, 
A.  L.— Murray,  J.  A.  H.— Morton,  C.  L.— Ray,  J.— 
Stromonth,  J. — 'Webster,  N.— Whitney,  W.  D. — 
Wright,  J. — Yule,  H.,  and  Burnell,  A.  C. 

English  language,  Grammar. 

Buelbring,  K.  D.  Geschichte  des  ablauts 
der  starken  zeitwoerter  innerhalb  des  Sued- 
englischen.  1889.  (Brink,  B.  ten,  and  others, 
Quellen  und  forschungen,  y.  63.)  — 3166 

-  Cobbett,  W.  Grammar  of  the  English 

language,  in  a  series  of  letters.  1846.  — 2157 

- Tuteur  anglais,  ou  grammaire  reguliere 

de  la  langue  anglaise.  1805.  — 2121 

-  Fowler,  W.  C.  English  grammar.  The 

English  language  in  its  elements  and  forms. 
1855.  —2121 

-  Murray,  L.  English  exercises,  adapted 

to  Murray’s  English  grammar.  1819.  — 2156 

- English  grammar.  1825.  — 2156 

-  Peyton,  V.  J.  Elemens  de  la  langue 

angloise.  1794.  — 2157 


-  Ramsey,  S.  English  language  and  Eng¬ 
lish  grammar.  1892.  •  — 2122 

-  Ross,  C.  H.  Absolute  participle  in  middle 

and  modern  English.  1893.  (Johns  Hopkins 
Univ.  Theses ,  1893. )  . — 2306 

-  Sievers,  G.  E.  Old  English  grammar. 

1885.  —2125 

-  Stratmann,  F.  H.  Mittelenglische  gram- 

matik.  1885.  — 2122 

-  Sweet,  H.  New  English  grammar,  logical 

and  historical.  Pt.  1.  1892.  — 2157 

- Wright,  J.  Grammar  of  the  dialect  of 

Windhill  in  the  west  riding  of  Yorkshire. 
1892.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  67.)  — 2163 

-  Barclay,  J.  Outline  of  English  grammar.  32  pp. 

(In  his  Compl.  diet,  of  Eng.  lang.  v.  1,  n.  d.  p.  953;  1813, 
p.  xi.)— Beckmann,  E.  Ueber  die  attributive  con¬ 
struction  eines  saechsischen  genitivs  Oder  substanti- 
vischen  possessivpronomens  mit  of.  3  pp.  (Eng.  studien, 
v.  8,  1885,  p.  412.)— Buelbring,  K.  D.  Zur  mitteleng- 
lischen  grammatik.  5  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  2,  1895,  p.  149.) 
—  Einenkel,  E.  Der  infinitiv  im  Mittelenglischen. 
26  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  13,  1891,  p.  79.)— Die  quellen  der  eng- 
lischen  relativ-ellipse.  16  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  13,  1891,  p.  348; 
v.  14,  1892,  p.  122.)— Ellinger,  J.  Beitraege  zur  eng- 
lischen  grammatik.  12  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  20,  1895, 
p.397.) — G.,J.  Lindley  Murray  examined.  7  pp.  (Yalpy, 
A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.v.  1,  1810,  p.  254.)— Graef,  A.  Die 
praesentischen  tempora  bei  Chaucer.  46  pp.  (Anglia, 
v.  12,  1889,  p.  532.) — Heymann,  W.  Ueber  die  lehre 
vom  bestimmten  artikel  im  Englischen.  9  pp.  (Eng. 
studien,  v.  12,  1889,  p.  270.) — Hnpe,  H.  Die  praeposi- 
tion  for.  8  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  12,  1889,  p.  388.) — Johnson, 
S.  Grammar  of  the  English  tongue.  13  pp.  (In  his  Diet, 
of  Eng.  lang.  v.  1,  1755;  1828,  p.  31.)— Jonson,  B.  Eng¬ 
lish  grammar.  54  pp.  (  Worlces,  1616-41,  v.  2;  1838,  p.  766.) 
— Klapperich,  J.  Steigerung  des  adjectivs  im  Neu- 
englischen.  5  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  17,  1892,  p.  225.) — 
Lindner,  F.  Zur  formenlehre  des  ’pron.  rel.  im  Eng¬ 
lischen.  8  pp.  (Jahrb.  f.  roman,  und  engl.  lit.  v.  15,  1876, 
p.  221.) — Lohmann,  O.  Ueber  die  auslassung  des  eng¬ 
lischen  relativpronomens,  mit  besonderer  beruecksichti- 
gung  der  sprache  Shakespeare’s.  36  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  3, 

1880,  p.  115.) — I,uiek,  K.  Beitraege  zur  englischen  gram¬ 
matik.  95  pp.  ( Anglia ,  v.  14,  1892,  p.  268;  v.  16,  1893, 
p.  451.) — Maunder,  S.  Compendious  English  grammar. 
21  pp.  (Treasury  of  knowledge,  pt.  1,  p.  1.) — Muehle- 
feld,  K.  Eintheilung  der  englischen  verben  nach  der 
konjugationsform.  4  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  14,  1890,  p.  462.) 
— Nader,  E.  Tempus  und  modus  in  Beowulf.  78  pp. 
(Anglia,  v.  10,  1888,  p.  542;  v.*U,  1889,  p.  444.) — Philolo- 
gus  (pseud.)  Nugae  grammaticae,  being  an  attempt  to 
investigate  certain  peculiarities  of  the  English  verb. 
38  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  2,  1810,  p.  773;  v.  3, 
1811,  p.  1.)— Plait,  J.  Zur  altenglischen  declination. 
2  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  6,  1883,  p.  149. )— Sattler,  W. 
Beitraege  zur  praepositionslehre  im  Neu englischen. 
180  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  1,  1878,  pp.  102,  279;  v.  2,  1879,  pp.  73, 
260 ;  v.  3, 1880,  p.  68 ;  v.  4, 1881,  pp.  168,  292 ;  v.  5,  1882,  p.  383  ; 
v.  8, 1885,  p.  85;  v.  9,  1886,  p.  225.)— Zur  englischen  gram¬ 
matik.  164  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  2,  1879,  pp.  1,  384;  v.  4, 

1881,  p.  68 ;  v.  6,  1883,  pp.  27,  460 ;  v.  8,  1885,  pp*.  33,  201 ; 
v.  10,  1887,  p.  255;  v.  12,  1889,  p.  366;  v.  16,  1882,  p.  39.)— 
Schulze,  O.  Beitraege  zur  englischen  grammatik. 
5  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  20,  1895,  p.  403.)— Stratmann, 
F.  H.  Notizen  zur  altenglischen  grammatik.  4  pp.  (Eng. 
studien,  v.  2,  1879,  p.  316;  v.  3,  1880,  p.  13.) — Das  para- 
gogische  n  im  Englischen  des  12  jahrhunderts.  2  pp. 
(Anglia,  v.  4,  1881,  p.  107.)— Das  paragogische  n  im  Laza- 
mon.  2  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  3,  1880,  p.  552.) — Ueber  die  be- 
stimmte  (schwache)  form  der  adjective  im  Altenglischen. 
1  p.  (Eng  studien,  v.  3,  1880,  p.  272.)— Zur  mitteleng¬ 
lischen  grammatik.  1  p.  (Eng.  sludien,  v.  4,  1881,  p.  289.) 
— Subjunctive  inode.  5  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  20,  1834, 
p.  465.)  — Swaen,  A.  E.  H.  To  dare.  27  pp.  (Eng. 


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ENGLISH  LANGUAGE;  Pronunciation 


studien,  v.  20,  1895,  p.  266.)— "Victor,  W.  Die  wissen- 
schaftliche  grammatik  und  der  englische  unterricht. 
19  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  3, 1880,  p.  106.) — VojEfcs,  F.  Der 
reflexive  dativ  im  Englischen.  58  pp.  ( Anglia ,  v.  6,  1883, 
p.'317.) — Wendt,  G.  Behandlung  der  englischen  praepo- 
sitionen  auf  der  realschule  I  ordnung.  73  pp.  (Eng. 
studien,  v.  4, 1881,  p.  100 ;  v.  5, 1882,  p.  379 ;  v.  6, 1883,  p.  216.) — 
Dativ  und  accusativ  im  Englischen.  26  pp.  (Eng.  studien, 
v.  15,  1891,  p.  82.) — Ziipitza,  J.  Der  accusativus  quali- 
tatis  im  heutigen  Englisch.  4  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  7,  1884, 
p.  156.) 

English  language,  History. 

Bierbaum,  F.  J.  History  of  English  lan¬ 
guage  and  literature.  1889.  — 2157 

-  Ellis,  G.  Historical  sketch  of  the  rise  and 

progress  of  the  English  poetry  and  language. 
1845,  2  v.  (In  his  Specimens  of  the  early  Eng. 
poets,  v.  1,  2.)  1316 

-  Fowler,  W.  C.  English  grammar.  The 

English  language  in  its  elements  and  forms, 
with  a  history  of  its  origin  and  development. 
1855.  —2121 

-  Oliphant,  T.  L.  K.  The  new  English. 

1886,  2  v.  —2123 

-  Barclay.  J.  Short  essay  on  the  origin  and  antiquity 

of  the  English  tongue.  3  pp.  (In  his  Compl.  diet,  of 
Eng.  lang.  1813,  p.  viii.) —  Buxton,  D.  'Our  mother- 
tongue  in  our  fatherland.  10  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Che¬ 
shire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  10,  1858,  p.  37.) — Hadley,  J. 
Brief  history  of  the  English  language.  Revised  by  G.  L. 
Kittredge.  16  pp.  (Webster,  N.,  Intemat.  diet,  of  Eng. 
lang.  p.  xxix.)— Johnson.  S.  History  of  the  English 
language.  27  pp.  (In  his  Diet,  of  Eng.  lang.  v.  1,  1755 ; 
1828,  p.  7.) — Latham,  R.  G.  On  the  language  of  Lanca¬ 
shire,  under  the  Romans.  10  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Che¬ 
shire  Hist.  Soc.  Traus.  v.  9,  1857,  p.  1.) —  Peignot,  E.  G. 
Notice  historique  sur  la  langue  anglaise,  depuis  son 
origine  jusqu’au  18  sifecle.  24  pp.  (In  his  Tableau  de 
mceurs  au  10  siecle  .  .  .  p.  81 :  Crapelet,  G.  A.,  Coll,  des 
anc.  mon.  de  Vhist.  et  de  la  langue  fr.) — Wright,  T.  On 
the  history  of  the  English  language.  22  pp.  (Lancashire 
and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  9,  1857,  p.  143.) 

English  language,  Metre.  See  under  Prosody. 
English  language,  Names.  See  Names  (in 
general  alphabet. ) 

English  language,  Orthography.  See  under 
Pronunciation  and  spelling. 

English  language,  Periodicals. 

American  J ournal  of  Philology.  Balto. , 
1880-66.  17  v.  —2164 

- American  Philological  Association. 

Transactions.  Cambr.,  1883-93.  11  v.  in  8. 

—2163 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Anglia.  Zeitschrift  fuer  englische  phi- 

lologie.  Halle,  1878-96.  18  v.  — 4124 

- Beiblatt:  Mitteilungen  aus  dem  ge- 

samten  gebiete  der  englischen  sprache  und 
litteratur.  Halle,  1890-96.  6  v.  — 4123 

-  Early  English  Text  Society.  Publica¬ 
tions.  Lond.,  1883-96.  56  nos.  2125 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Englische  Studien.  v.  1,  8-23.  Heilb., 

1877-96.  17  v.  —4126 

Note. — For  v.  2-7  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  English  Dialect  Society.  Publications. 

Lond.,  1873-95.  76  nos.  — 2163 


-  Philological  Society  of  London.  Trans¬ 
actions.  Lond.,  1882-94.  4  v.  — 2165 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Scottish  Text  Society.  [Publications.] 

Edinb.,  1883-96.  23  v.  2113 

English  language,  Pronunciation  and  spelling. 

American  Philosophical  Society.  Re¬ 
port  of  the  committee  appointed  (Jan.  6, 1888) 
to  assist  the  commission  on  amended  orthog¬ 
raphy,  created  by  virtue  of  a  resolution  of  the 
Legislature  of  Pennsylvania.  1889.  — 2576 

-  Bell,  A.  M.  English  visible  speech.  [1895.] 

—2173 

- Science  of  speech.  1897.  — 2U3 

-  Ellis,  A.  J.  Early  English  pronunciation 

with  especial  reference  to  Shakspeare  and 
Chaucer,  v.  5.  1889.  ( Chaucer  Soc.  2  s.  no.  27. ) 

1302 

The  same.  (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  extra  s. 
no.  56. )  2124 

Note. — For  v.  1-4  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- English  Spelling  Reform  Association. 

Therd  aniual  report.  [1882.]  — 2164 

-  Jones,  E.  Spelling  and  school  boards. 

1877.  —2164 

-  Murray,  J.  A.  H.  Spelling  reform.  [1880.] 

—2164 

-  Phyfe,  W.  H.  P.  Seven  thousand  words 

often  mispronounced.  A  complete  hand-book 
of  difficulties  in  English  pronunciation.  1889. 

—2157 

-  Pogatscher,  A.  Zur  lautlehre  der  griechi- 

schen,  lateinischen,  und  romanischen  lehn- 
worte  im  Altenglischen.  1888.  (Brink,  B.  ten, 
and  others,  Quellen  und  forschungen,  v.  64.) 

—3166 

-  Rundell,  J.  B.  Partial  corections  of  Eng¬ 
lish  spellings  aproovd  of  by  the  Philological 
Society.  1882.  — 2164 

-  Skeat,  B.  M.  Word-list  illustrating  the 

correspondence  of  modern  English  with  An¬ 
glo-French  vowel-sounds.  1884.  (Eng.  Dia¬ 
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the  earliest  period.  1888.  — 2122 

-  Brink,  B.  ten.  Beitraege  zur  englischen  lautlehre. 

44  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  1,  1878,  p.  512;  v.  2,  1879,  p.  177.) — 
Brnjrjrer,  E.  Zur  lautlichen  entwicklung  der  eng¬ 
lischen  schriftsprache  im  anfang  des  16  jahrhundert. 
84  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  15,  1893,  p.  261.) — Day,  H.  N.  Condi¬ 
tions  of  success  in  spelling  reform.  20  pp.  (New  Eng¬ 
lander,  v.  43,  1884,  p.  632.) — Fick,  W.  Vocal verkuerzung 
in  englischen  woertern  germanischen  ursprungs.  9  pp. 
(Eng.  studien,  v.  8,  1885,  p.  502.) — Fisclier,  H.  Zur 
geschichte  der  aussprache  des  Englischen.  2  pp.  (Eng. 
studien,  v.  4,  1881,  p.  288.)— Fleay,  F.  G.  The  living  key 
to  spelling  reform.  18  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  of  lit.  Trans.  2  s. 
v.  12,  1882,  p.  623.)— Freeman,  E.  A.  Things,  names, 
and  letters.  14  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  49,  1886,  p.  546.) — 
Ifoofe,  A.  Lautuntersuchungen  zu  Osbern  Bokenam’s 
Legenden.  46  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  8,  1885,  p.  209.) — 
Hunt,  T.  W.  How  to  reform  English  spelling.  12  pp. 
( N .  Am.  Rev.  v.  140,  1885,  p.  357.) — LiOiinsbury,  T.  R. 
Problem  of  spelling  reform.  15  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  3. 
1883,  p.  269.)— March,  F.  A.  Anglo-Saxon  and  early 
English  pronunciation.  6  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  1,  1877, 
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English  language,  Prosody. 

Bridges,  R.  S.  Milton’s  prosody.  1893. 

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students  of  English  verse.  1885.  — 2156 

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of  rhyme.  A  guide  to  English  versification. 
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1886.  —2153 
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2  v.  —2156 

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11pp.  (Prose  writings,  v.  1,  p.  57.) — Einenkel,  E.  Zu 
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XIV,  XV,  und  XVI  jahrhundert.  118  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  11, 
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reimend-alliterierenden  dichtung.  17  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  12, 
1889,  p.  437.)— Mentliel,  E.  Zur  geschichte  des  Otfri- 
dischen  verses  im  Englischen.  60  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  8, 1885, 
Anzeiger  p.  49;  v.  10,  1888,  p.  105.)  —  Palmer,  G.  H. 
Hexameters  and  rhythmic  prose.  9  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  66,  1890,  p.  526.) — Rosenthal,  F.  Die  alliterierende 
englische  langzeile  im  14  jahrhundert.  46  pp.  (Anglia, 
v.  1, 1878,  p.  414.) — Seliipper,  J.  Metrische  randglossen. 
23  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  9,  1886,  p.  184;  v.  10,  1887,  p.  192.) 
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6  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  5,  1882,  p.  488.) — Schroeer,  A. 
Ueber  die  anfaenge  des  blankverses  in  England.  72  pp. 
(Anglia,  v.  4,  1881,  p.  1.) 

English  language,  Punctuation. 

Smallfield,  G.  Principles  of  English 
punctuation.  1838.  — 2157 

-  CJloede,  O.  Englische  interpunktionslehre.  40  pp 

(Eng.  studien,  v.  19,  1894,  p.  206.)— Hill,  A.  S.  General 
rules  for  punctuation.  30  pp.  ( In  his  Principles  of  rhet¬ 
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English  language,  Spelling.  See  with  Pro¬ 
nunciation. 

English  language,  Study. 

Bain,  A.  On  teaching  English  :  with  de¬ 
tailed  examples.  1887.  — 2124 

-  Earle,  J.  Study  of  English.  10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  13, 

1892,  p.  75.) — Ilill,  A.  S.  English  in  the  schools.  12  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  71,  1885,  p.  122.)  —  Klingliardt,  H. 
Genetische  erklaerung  der  sprachlichen  ausdrucks- 
formen  im  unterricht.  37  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  14,  1890, 
pp.  95,  457;  v.  15,  1891,  p.  313.) — Techmer’s  und  Sweet’s 
vorschlaege  zur  reform  des  unterrichts  im  Englischen. 
33  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  10,  1887,  p.  48.)  —  Passy,  P. 
Expgrianses  d’un  professeur  d’Anglais  sur  la  nouvfele 
mgtode  d’enseignemant.  9  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  10,  1887, 
p.  506.)— Weinthaler,  F.  Einiges  aus  der  schulpraxis, 
ein  beitrag  zur  modernen  sprachunterrichtsfrage.  15  pp. 
(Eng.  studien,  v.  13,  1889,  p.  64. ) 

English  language,  Synonyms. 

Crabb,  G.  English  synonymes  explained. 

1826.  1142 

-  English  synonyms.  10  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  44, 

1851,  p.  256.) 

See  also  under  Dictionaries,  Barclay,  J. —  Funk, 
J.  K.,  and  others. — Stormont h,  J.  —  Webster,  N. — 
Whitney,  W.  D. 

English  language.  Syntax. 

Brinkmann,  F.  Syntax  des  Franzoesischen 
und  Englischen  in  vergleichender  darstellung. 
1884-85,  2  v.  —2122 

-  Franz.  W.  Zur  syntax  des  aelteren  Neuenglisch. 

136  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  17,  1892,  pp.  200,  384;  v.  18,  1893, 
pp.  191,  422;  v.  20,  1895,  p.  69.) 

English  literature,  Bibliography. 

Adams,  O.  F.  Brief  handbook  of  English 
authors.  1884.  W.  58 

-  Brydges,  Sir  S.  E.  Restituta ;  or,  titles, 

extracts,  and  characters  of  old  books  in  Eng¬ 
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-  Bullen,  G.  Catalogue  of  books  in  the 

library  of  the  British  Museum,  printed  in 
England,  Scotland,  and  Ireland,  and  of  books 
in  English  printed  abroad,  to  the  year  1640. 
1884,  3  v.  L.72 

-  Catalogue  of  original  and  early  editions 

of  some  of  the  poetical  and  prose  works  of 
English  writers  from  Lan  gland  to  Wither. 

1893.  ( Grolier  Club. )  2262 

-  Clavell,  R.  General  catalogue  of  books 

printed  in  England  since  the  dreadful  fire  of 
London,  1666,  to  the  end  of  Trinity  term,  1680. 
1680.  W.  41 

-  Collier,  J.  P.  Catalogue,  bibliographical 

and  critical,  of  early  English  literature  :  form¬ 
ing  a  portion  of  the  library  at  Bridgewater 
House,  the  property  of  Lord  Francis  Egerton. 
1837.  W.  73 

-  Ellis,  F.  S.  (Ed.)  The  Huth  library. 

Catalogue  of  the  printed  books,  MSS.  .  .  . 
1880,  5  v.  W.  83 

-  Hazlitt,  W.  C.  Second  series  of  biblio¬ 
graphical  collections  and  notes  on  early  Eng¬ 
lish  literature,  1474-1700.  1882.  L.94 

The  same.  Third  and  final  series.  1887. 

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-  Kirk,  J.  F.  Supplement  to  Allibone’s 

Critical  dictionary  of  English  literature.  1891, 

2  v.  L.91 

-  Low,  S.,  Marston,  and  Co.  (Pubs.)  Eng¬ 
lish  catalogue  of  books.  v.  4.  1891.  L.112 

Note. — For  v.  1-3  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Lowe,  R.  W.  Bibliographical  account  of 

English  theatrical  literature  from  the  earliest 
times  to  the  present  day.  1888.  L.105 

-  Lowndes,  W.  T.  Bibliographer’s  manual 

of  English  literature.  1857-64,  5  v.  in  10,  and 
appendix.  W.  46 

-  Madan,  F.  Early  Oxford  press.  A  bib¬ 
liography  of  printing  and  publishing  at  Ox¬ 
ford,  1468-1640,  with  notes,  appendixes,  and 
illustrations.  1895.  (Oxford  Hist.  Soc.  Pub. 
V.  29. )  2535 

-  Martin,  L.  C.  Contributions  to  English 

literature.  1865.  2223 

-  Quaritch,  B.  Catalogue  of  English  litera¬ 
ture.  1884.  L.83 

- English  literature.  1887.  (In  his  Gen¬ 
eral  catalogue,  v.  4. )  W.  44 

-  Sahlender,  P.  Uebersicht  der  in  den 

jahren  1885-88  auf  dem  gebiete  der  engli- 
schen  philologie  erschienenen  buecher  und 
aufsaetze.  ( Anglia ,  v.  10,  1888;  v.  11,  1889  ; 
v.  13,  1891. )  '  —4124 

-  Sonnenschein,  W.  S.  Best  books.  A 

reader’s  guide.  1887.  L.63 

-  Whitaker,  J.  Reference  catalogue  of 

current  literature  .  .  .  1885,  89,  94.  1885-94, 

3  v.  L.86 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Clavell,  R.  Catalogue  of  books  printed  and  pub.  at 

London  in  Easter-term,  1681.  8  pp.  (  With  his  General 
cat.  of  books  printed  in  England. ) — Catalogue  of  books 
printed  and  pub.  at  London  in  Hilary-term,  1680-81.  9  pp. 
(With  his  General  cat.  of  books  printed  in  England.) — 
Catalogue  of  books  printed  and  pub.  at  London  in 
Michaelmas-term,  1680.  10  pp.  (  With  his  General  cat.  of 
books  printed  in  England. )— Catalogue  of  books  printed 
and  pub.  at  London  in  Trinity-term,  1681.  7  pp.  (  With  his 
General  cat.  of  books  printed  in  England.) — Hewins, 
C.  M.  History  of  children’s  books.  15  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  61,  1888,  p.  112.)  —  Jodi,  F.  Jahresbericht 
ueber  erscheinungen  der  anglo-amerikanischen  littera- 
tur,  1891-93.  43  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  104,  1894,  p.  104; 
v.  107,  1896,  p.  103.) — Recent  works  on  English  litera¬ 
ture.  5  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  51,  1883,  p.  416. ) 

Note. — Bibliographies  of  English  works  on  a  special 
subject,  as  Bible. — Clin  roll  history.— Drama  and 
the  Stage,  etc.,  will  be  found  under  the  name  of  the 
subject. 

English  literature.  Bibliography,  Periodicals. 

Bibliographer  :  a  journal  of  booklore. 
v.  5,  6.  Lond.,  1884.  2  v.  W.34 

Note.— For  v.  1-4  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- Booklore  :  a  magazine  devoted  to  old  time 

literature.  Lond.,  1885-87.  5  v.  W.  34 

-  Bookman  :  an  illustr.  literary  journal.  N. 

Y.,  1895-96.  4  v.  L.42 

-  Bookseller  :  a  handbook  of  British  and 

foreign  literature.  Lond.,  1884-96.  13  v.  4453 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 


- Bookworm  :  an  illustr.  treasury  of  old-time 

literature.  Lond.,  1887-94.  6  v.  W.  63 

-  Publishers’  Circular  and  general  record 

of  British  and  foreign  literature,  v.  47-65. 
Lond.,  1884-96.  19  v.  4282 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

English  literature,  Collections  and  selections. 

Byerley,  T.  ( S.  Collet,  pseud. )  Relics  of 
literature.  1823.  1256 

-  Chaucer  Society.  Publications.  1868-92, 

93  nos.  1304 

- Deutsche  Shakespeare  Gesellschaft. 

Jahrbuch.  1865-95,  31  y.  3305 

- Early  English  Text  Society.  Publica¬ 
tions.  1883-96,  56  nos.  2125 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Green,  J.  R.  (Ed.)  Literature  primers. 

1877.  3394 

-  Huth  Library,  or  Elizabethan- Jacobean 

unique  or  very  rare  books  in  verse  and  prose. 
Ed.  by  Rev.  A.  B.  Grosart.  1881-84,  17  v.  2115 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Jerrold,  W.  B.  (Ed. )  Best  of  all  good 

company.  [1872.]  2215 

-  Knight,  C.  (Ed.)  Half  hours  with  the 

best  authors.  1847-49,  4  v.  3147 

- ( Ed. )  Store  of  knowledge  for  all  read¬ 
ers.  [1841.]  2201 

-  Koelbing,  E.  (Ed.)  Altenglische  bibli- 

othek.  1883-90,  5  v.  2116 

-  Library  of  the  old  English  prose  writers. 

1831-32,  4  v.  2116 

- Locker,  F.  Patchwork.  1879.  (Philobiblon 

Soc. )  4446 

-  New  Shakspere  Society.  Publications. 

1874-87,  11  v.  9  nos.  3303 

- Transactions.  1874-89,  4  v.  3  nos.  3303 

- Philobiblon  Society.  Publications.  1854- 

84,  21  v.  4446 

-  Saintsbury,  G.  W.  (Ed.)  Elizabethan  and 

Jacobean  pamphlets.  1892.  (In  his  Pocket 
library  of  Eng.  lit. )  2207 

-  Sammlung  englischer  denkmaeler  in  kriti- 

schen  ausgaben.  v.  4,  5.  1883-85,  2  v. 

1394,  —3255 

-  Scottish  Text  Society.  [Publications.] 

1883-96,  23  v.  2113 

-  Spenser  Society.  Publications.  1883-95, 

9  v.  1315 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- Vollmoeller,  K.  (Ed.)  Englische  sprach- 

und  literaturdenkmale  des  16, 17,  und  18  jahrh. 
V.  1-6,  8.  1883-93,  7  v.  2116 

-  Napier,  A.  (Ed.)  Altenglische  kleinigkeiten.  10  pp. 

(Anglia,  v.  11,  1889,  p.  1.) 

Note. — For  the  analysis  of  any  of  these  Collections  see 
its  name  or  the  name  of  its  editor. 

See  also  American  literature. — Anglo-Norman 
poetry.— Anglo-Saxon  literature. — Drama  and 
the  Stage,  English. — English  ballads  and  songs. 
—English  fairy  tales.— English  fiction.— Eng¬ 
lish  folk-lore.— English  metrical  romances.— 
English  poetry  .—Essay  s.—E  ii  pli  u  ism.— Fables. 
— Humor.— Periodical  literature.— Pro  verbs.— 
Quotations. — Satire. 


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1299 


ENGLISH  LITERATURE,  History,  etc. 


Note. — The  library  has  also 
authors : 

Addison,  J. 

Arnold,  T. 

Ascham,  R. 

Aubrey,  J. 

Bacon,  F.,  1  Baron  Veru- 
lam,  Viscount  St.  Albans. 
Baillie,  J. 

Bancks,  J. 

Barbauld,  A.  L.  A. 
Barrington,  D. 

Barry,  J. 

Bellenden,  J. 

Bentley,  R. 

Berkeley,  G.,  Bishop  of 
Cloyne. 

Blackburne,  F. 

Boyd,  H. 

Breton,  N. 

Brooke,  H. 

Brougham,  H.  P.,  1  Baron 
Brougham  and  Vaux. 
Browne,  Sir  T. 

Buckle,  H.  T. 

Burke,  E. 

Chalmers,  T. 

Chatterton,  T. 

Cleveland,  J. 

Clough,  A.  H. 

Cobbett,  W. 

Cogan,  T. 

Coleridge,  S.  T. 

Congreve,  W. 

Conington,  J. 

Cowley,  A. 

Cowper,  W. 

Crabbe,  G. 

Crowley,  R. 

Daniel,  8. 

Davenant,  Sir  W. 

Davies,  Sir  J. 

Decker,  T. 

De  Foe,  D. 

Dennis,  J. 

De  Quincey,  T. 

Dickenson,  J. 

Doran,  J. 

Drummond,  W. 

Dryden,  J. 

Eachard,  J. 

Etherege,  Sir  G. 

Evelyn,  J. 

Farquhar,  G. 

Fielding,  H. 

Frere,  J.  H. 

Fuller,  A. 

Gay,  J. 

Gibbon,  E. 

Godwin,  M.  W. 

Goldsmith,  O. 

Granville,  G.,  Viscount 
Lansdoume. 

Grattan,  H. 

Gray,  T. 

Greaves,  J. 

Greene,  R. 

Greville,  F.,  1  Baron  Brooke. 
Grote,  G. 

Hall,  R. 

Harris,  J. 

Harvey,  G. 

Hayley,  W. 

Hazlitt,  W. 

Herbert,  G. 

Hill,  A. 

Home,  J. 

Hood,  T. 

Hurd,  R. 

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the  Works  of  the  following 

Jenyns,  S. 

Jerrold,  D. 

Johnson,  8. 

Jonson,  B. 

Knox,  V. 

Lamb,  C. 

Landor,  W.  8. 

Locke,  J. 

Lyttelton,  G.,  1  Baron 

Lyttelton. 

Lytton,  E.  G.  E.  L.  B., 
1  Baron  Lytton. 
Mackenzie,  H. 
Mackintosh,  R.  J. 

Mahony,  F. 

Marvell,  A. 

Mason,  W. 

Middleton,  C. 

Middleton,  T. 

Milton,  J. 

Moore,  T. 

More,  H. 

Nash,  T. 

Overbury,  Sir  T. 

Parr,  S. 

Peacock,  T.  L. 

Pope,  A. 

Quarles,  F. 

Ralegh,  Sir  W. 

Reynolds,  E. 

Richardson,  8. 

Rossetti,  D.  G. 

Rowe,  E. 

Sackville,  T.,  1  Baron 

Buckhurst  and  1  Earl 
of  Dorset. 

St.  John,  H.,  Viscount 
Bolingbroke. 

Savage,  R. 

Scott,  Sir  W. 

Shakespeare,  W. 

Sheffield,  J.,  1  Dulce  of 
Bucking  hams  hire. 
Shelley,  P.  B. 

Slienstone,  W. 

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English  literature.  Periodicals.  See  Periodi¬ 
cals. 

English  literature,  Selections.  See  with  Col¬ 
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English  lotteries,  History  of.  Ashton,  J. 

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English  niail-coaeh.  61  pp.  De  Quincey,  T., 

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Contents. 

Clive,  R,,  1  Baron  of  Plassey,  by  Col.  Sir  C.  Wilson. 
Cook,  Capt.  J.,  by  Sir  W.  Besant. 

Hastings,  W.,  by  Sir  A.  Lyall. 

Monk,  Gen.  G.  H.,  1  Duke  of  Albemarle,  by  J.  Corbett. 
Mordaunt,  C.,  3  Earl  of  Peterborough,  by  W.  Stebbing. 
Wentworth,  T.,  1  Earl  of  Strafford,  by  H.  D.  Traill. 

English  men  of  letters.  39  v.  Morley,  J. 
(Ed.)  3811 

English  merchants.  2  v.  Bourne,  H.  R.  F. 

3795 

English  metrical  romances. 

Arthour  and  Merlin.  Herausg.  von  E. 
Koelbing.  1890.  (Koelbing,  E.,  Altenql.  bib- 
lioth.  v.  4. )  2116 

- English  Charlemagne  romances.  Pts.  8- 

12.  1884-87,  2  v.  ( Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extra  s. 
nos.  41,  43-45,  50. )  2115 

Note.— For  pts.  1-7  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Guy  of  Warwick,  Romance  of.  Ed.  by  J. 

Zupitza.  1883-87,  1  v.  in  2  pts.  (Early  Eng. 
Text  Soc.  Extra  s.  nos.  42,  49. )  2124 

-  King  Horn,  Das  lied  von.  Mit  einleitung, 

anmerkungen,  und  glossar  herausg.  von  T. 
Wissmann.  1881.  (Brink,  B.  E.  C.  ten,  and 
others,  Quellen  und  forschungen,  v.  45.)  — 3166 

-  Lermont,  T.,  of  Erceldoune.  Sir  Tristrem 

.  .  .  herausg.  von  E.  Koelbing.  1882.  (Koel- 
bing,  E.,  Nordische  und  engl.  version  der  Tris¬ 
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The  same.  Ed.  by  G.  P.  McNeill.  1886. 
(Scottish  Text  Soc.  no.  8.)  2116 

See  also  Eyre-Todd,  G.,  Early  Scot,  poetry,  p.  9. 

-  Libeaus  Desconus.  Herausg.  von  M.  Ka- 

luza.  1890.  (Koelbing,  E.,  Altengl.  biblioth. 
v.  5. )  2116 

-  Partonope  of  Blois,  Old  English  version 

of.  Ed.  for  the  first  time  from  MSS.  in  Uni¬ 
versity  College  Library,  and  the  Bodleian,  at 
Oxford  by  Rev.  W.  E.  Buckley.  1862.  (Rox- 
burghe  Club. )  2281 

-  Rauf  Coilyear,  Taill  of,  with  the  frag¬ 
ments  of  Roland  and  Yernagu,  and  Otuel. 
Re-ed.  from  the  originals  by  S.  J.  Herrtage. 
1882.  (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extras,  no.  39.) 

2115 

-  Roswall  and  Lillian,  Pleasant  history 

of.  1663 ;  repr.  1822.  1374 

-  Sege  off  Melayne  and  the  Romance  of 

Duke  Rowland  and  Sir  Otuell  of  Spayne  . . .  to¬ 
gether  with  a  fragment  of  the  song  of  Roland. 
Ed.  by  S.  J.  Herrtage.  1880.  (Early  Eng. 
Text  Soc.  Extra  s.  no.  35.)  2115 

-  Sir  Beues  of  Hamtoun,  Romance  of.  Ed., 

with  preface  and  notes,  by  E.  Koelbing.  1885- 
94.  ( Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extra  s.  nos.  46,  48, 

65. )  2124 

-  Sir  Ferumbras.  Ed.  by  S.  J.  Herrtage. 

1879.  (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extra  s.  no.  34.) 

2115 


-  Sowdone  of  Babylone,  Romaunce  of,  and 

of  Ferumbras  his  sone  who  conquerede  Rome. 
1854.  (Roxburghe  Club.)  2281 

-  Torrent  of  Portyngale.  Ed.  by  E. 

Adam.  1887.  (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extra  s< 
no.  51.)  2124 

-  Wars  of  Alexander  :  an  alliterative  ro¬ 
mance.  Re-ed.  by.  Rev.  W.  W.  Skeat.  1886. 
(Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extra  s.  no.  47.)  2124 

-  Knightly  tale  of  Golagros  ami  Gawane.  31  pp. 

( Anglia,  v.  2,  1879,  p.  410.) 

See  also  English  ballads  and  souk's. — English 
fiction. — English  literature. — English  poetry. 

English  miracle  plays,  moralities,  and  inter¬ 
ludes.  Pollard,  A.  W.  (Ed.)  3335 

See  also  Miracle,  morality,  mystery  plays. 

English  miscellanies,  Volume  of.  Raine,  J. 

(Ed.)  (Surtees  Soc.  v.  85.)  4546 

“English  nation,  An.”  17  pp.  Higginson, 

T.  W.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  66,  1883,  p.  706.) 

English  newspapers.  2  v.  Bourne,  H.  R.  F. 

2225 

English  note-books,  Our  old  home  and.  2  v. 

Hawthorne,  N.,  Works ,  v.  7,  8.  3136 

English  novel  in  the  time  of  Shakespeare. 

Jusserand,  J.  J.  3305 

English  novels.  See  English  fiction. 

English  opportunities  and  duties  in  the  .  .  . 

study  of  law.  Pollock,  Sir  F.  — 1325 

English  Parliament  in  its  transformations 
through  a  thousand  years.  Gneist,  R.  — 1311 
English  plays.  See  Drama  and  the  Stage, 
Plays. 

English  plays,  Collection  of  old.  7  v.  Bullen, 
A.  H.  (Ed.) 

English  poetical  romances.  See  English 
metrical  romances. 

English  poetry,  Collections. 

Adams,  O.  F.  (Ed.)  [Through  the  year 
with  the  poets.]  1885-86,  12  v.  1307 

-  Amours,  F.  J.  (Ed.)  Scottish  alliterative 

poems  in  riming  stanzas,  pt.  1.  1892.  (Scot¬ 
tish  Text  Soc.  no.  27. )  2116 

-  Andrews,  W.  ( Ed. )  North  country  poets, 

poems,  and  biographies.  1888-89,  2  v.  1324 

-  British  album.  1792,  2  v.  1316 

-  British  satirist,  comprising  the  best 

satires  of  the  most  celebrated  poets  from 
Pope  to  Byron.  1826.  1338 

-  Bullen,  A.  H.  (Ed.)  Antient  drolleries. 

no.  2.  1891.  1313 

-  —  (Ed.)  A  Christmas  garland.  Carols  and 

poems  from  the  fifteenth  century  to  the  pres¬ 
ent  time.  1885.  1323 

- (Ed.)  Musa  proterva:  love-poems  of 

the  Restoration.  1889.  1337 

- ( Ed. )  Speculum  amantis  :  love-poems 

from  rare  song-books  and  miscellanies  of  the 
seventeenth  century.  1889.  1337 

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v.  1,  p.  i.)— Defoe,  D.  Hymn  to  the  pillory.  11pp.  (Ar- 
ber,  E.,  Eng.  garner,  v.  7,  p,  605.)— C«e«ldes,  A.  Three 
Scottish  poems.  28  pp.  (Soc.  of  antiq.  Scotl.  Arehaeol. 
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(Harper's  Mag.  v.  68, 1884,  p.  122.)— St.  John,  H.,  Viscount 
Bolingbroke.  Almahide.  11  pp.  (Wharton,  P.,  Works, 
v.  2,  p.  116.) — ('ll  lia  m  ia.  poetae  rusticantis  amenitates; 
or,  a  poem  on  the  pleasures  of  a  country  life.  16  pp. 
(Gent,  T.,  Antient  arid  mod.  hist,  of  .  .  .  Rippon,  p.  29.) — 
West,  J.  Trip  to  Richmond  in  Surry.  4  pp.  (Ashton,  J., 
Eighteenth  century  waifs,  p.  131.)— Wilkes,  J.  Poems. 
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Modern  period. 

Allingiiam,  E.  New  and  original  poems. 
1890.  1328 

-  Arnold,  Sir  E.  In  my  lady’s  praise,  being 

poems,  old  and  new  written  to  the  honour  of 
Fanny,  Lady  Arnold.  1889.  1383 

- Light  of  the  world.  1891.  1306 

- With  Sa’di  in  the  garden  ;  or,  the  book 

of  love.  1888.  1383 

-  Austin,  A.  Lyrical  poems.  1891.  1327 

- Narrative  poems.  1891.  1327 

-  Baillie,  J.  Complete  poetical  works.  1832. 

1324 

-  Beddoes,  T.  L.  Poetical  works.  1890,  2  v. 

1328 

-  Blackie,  J.  S.  Lays  and  legends  of  an¬ 
cient  Greece,  with  other  poems.  1857.  1395 

- Messis  vitae.  Gleanings  of  song  from  a 

happy  life.  1886.  1306 

-  Bray,  E.  A.  Poetical  remains.  Selected 

and  ed.  with  a  memoir  of  the  author  by  Mrs. 
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-  Brooke,  S.  A.  Poems.  1888.  1306 

-  Browning,  R.  Asolando,  fancies  and  facts. 

1890.  1383 

- Christmas-eve  and  Easter-day,  and  other 

poems.  1886.  1387 

- Ferishtah’s  fancies.  1885.  1388 

- Pacchiarotto  and  how  he  worked  in  dis¬ 
temper  :  with  other  poems.  1877.  1386 

- Parleyings  with  certain  people  of  im¬ 
portance  in  their  day.  1887.  1387 

- Select  poems.  Ed.,  with  notes,  by  Wm. 

J.  Rolfe,  and  H.  E.  Hersey.  1887.  1387 

- Selections  from  the  poetry  of.  With  an 

introduction  by  R.  G.  White.  [1883.]  1386 

—  Burton,  Sir  R.  F.  The  Kasidah  (coup¬ 
lets)  of  Haji  Abdfl  al-Yazdi :  a  lay  of  the 
higher  law,  tr.  and  annotated  by  his  friend 
and  pupil,  F.  B.  1894.  1371 

-  Byron,  G.  G.  N.,  6  Baron  Byron.  Poetical 

works.  1851,  10  v.  1317 

- Don  Juan.  1837,  2  v.  ,  1318 

-  —  Fugitive  pieces  and  reminiscences  :  con¬ 
taining  an  entire  new  ed.  of  the  Hebrew 
melodies,  with  .  .  .  several  never  before  pub. 
[Ed.  by]  I.  Nathan.  1829.  1327 

- Miscellanies.  1837,  3  v.  1318 

- Tales.  1837,  2  v.  1318 

-  Calverley  (Blayds),  C.  S.  Literary  re¬ 
mains.  1885.  1395 

- Verses  and  fly  leaves.  1885.  1395 

-  Clark,  C.  John  Noakes  and  Mary  Styles  : 

in  the  dialect  of  Essex.  1839.  {Eng.  Dialect 
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1308 


ENGLISH  POETRY,  Single  authors 


—  Clive,  Mrs.  C.  W.  Poems,  including  the 

“IX  poems,”  by  V.  [Anon.]  1872.  1307 

—  Clough,  A.  H.  Poems.  1888.  1306 

— -  Cottle,  J.  Malvern  hills,  with  minor 

poems,  and  essays.  1829,  2  v.  1328 

—  Crabbe,  G.  Poetical  works.  1834,  8  v.  1306 
- Posthumous  poems.  Ed.  by  his  son. 

1835.  4757 

—  Craik,  Mrs.  I).  M.  M.  Poems.  1888.  1307 

—  Cunningham,  A.  Sir  Marmaduke  Max¬ 

well,  a  dramatic  poem ;  the  Mermaid  of  Gal¬ 
loway  ;  the  Legend  of  Richard  Faulder ;  and 
twenty  Scottish  songs.  1822.  3315 

—  Cust,  R.  N.  Poems  of  many  years  and 

many  places,  1839-87.  [Anon.]  1887.  1305 

—  De  Vere,  Sir  A.  Sonnets.  1875.  1306 

See  also  Caine,  T.  H.  H.,  Sonnets  of  3  centuries,  p.  79. 

—  De  Vere,  A.  T.  Poetical  works.  1884,  3  v. 

1306 

- Legends  and  records  of  the  church  and 

the  empire.  1887.  1306 

- Legends  of  St.  Patrick.  1884.  {Poet. 

ivories,  v.  2. )  1306 

- Legends  of  the  Saxon  saints.  1879.  1306 

- May  carols  ;  or,  Ancilla  Domini.  1881. 

1306 

- Search  after  Proserpine.  1884.  {Poet. 

works,  v.  1. )  1306 

—  Dickens,  C.  J.  H.  Plays  and  poems.  1882, 

2  v.  2105 

—  Gibson,  J.  Y.  Cid  ballads  and  other  poems 

and  translations  from  Spanish  and  German. 
1887,  2  v.  1337 

—  Graves,  A.  P.  Songs  of  Killarney.  1877. 

1338 

—  Heber,  R.,  Bp.  of  Calcutta.  Poetical 

works.  1841.  1306 

—  Hogg,  J.  Queen’s  wake.  1815.  1318 

—  Hood,  T.  Plea  for  the  midsummer  fairies, 

Hero  and  Leander,  Lycus  the  centaur,  and 
other  poems.  1827.  1316 

—  Horne,  R.  H.  Orion  :  an  epic  poem  in 

three  books.  1874.  1394 

—  Hunt,  J.  II.  L.  Poetical  works,  n.  d.  1395 

The  same.  Ed.  by  T.  Hunt.  1860.  1307 

—  Hutchinson,  T.  Ballades  and  other  rhymes 

of  a  country  bookworm.  1888.  1338 

—  Keats,  J.  Poetical  works.  1883,  4  v.  1393 

—  Kemble,  F.  A.  Poems.  1883.  1395 

—  Kent,  W.  C.  Dreamland,  with  other  poems. 

1862.  1328 

—  Kingsley,  C.  Poems.  1889.  1328 

—  Lecky,  W.  E.  H.  Poems.  1891.  1328 

—  Leighton,  W.  Poems.  1890.  1328 

—  Lewis,  M.  G.  Poems.  1812.  1308 

—  Lover,  S.  Metrical  tales  and  other  poems. 

1860.  1383 

—  Lytton,  E.  G.  E.  L.  B.,  1  Baron  Lytton. 
New  Timon  :  a  romance  of  London.  1847.  1318 

- Siamese  twins :  a  satirical  tale  of  the 

times,  with  other  poems.  [Anon.]  1831.  1316 


—  Lytton,  E.  R.  L.  B.,  1  Earl  of  Lytton  (O. 

Meredith,  pseud. )  Glenaveril ;  or,  the  meta¬ 
morphoses.  1885,  2  v.  1308 

—  Macaulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron  Macaulay. 

Speeches  and  poems.  [1874],  2  v.  in  1.  2204 

—  Mackay,  C.  Poetical  works.  1857.  1308 

—  Maclean,  Mrs.  L.  E.  L.  Francesca  Car¬ 
rara.  [Anon.]  1834,  3  v.  1203 

—  Mahony,  F.  S.  Works  of  Father  Prout. 

1881.  2107 

—  Massey,  G.  My  lyrical  life :  poems  old 

and  new.  1889,  2  v.  1328 

—  Maxwell,  Lady  C.  E.  S.  S.  N.  The  Dream, 

and  other  poems.  1841.  1395 

- Lady  of  La  Garaye.  1862.  1395 

—  Maxwell,  Sir  W.  S.  Songs  of  the  Holy 

Land.  [Anon.]  1846;  1848.  1324 

—  Mears,  Mrs.  A.  G.  Idylls,  legends,  and 

lyrics.  1890.  1327 

—  Merivale,  J.  H.  Orlando  in  Roncesvalles. 

1814.  1395 

—  Milnes,  R.  M.,  1  Baron  Houghton.  Poeti¬ 
cal  works.  1876,  2  v.  1307 

—  Milnes,  R.  O.  A.,  2  Baron  Houghton.  Stray 

verses,  1889-90.  1893.  1328 

—  Moir,  D.  M.  Poetical  works.  1860,  2  v. 

1307 

—  Moore,  T.  Poetical  works.  1853,  10  v. 

1317 

- Lalla  Rookh,  an  oriental  romance.  1817. 

1372 

—  Morris,  L.  Epic  of  Hades.  1882.  1308 

- Songs  of  Britain.  1887.  1338 

- Songs  unsung.  1884.  1308 

—  Morris,  W.  Tale  of  the  house  of  the 


Wolfings  and  all  the  kindreds  of  the  mark 
written  in  prose  and  in  verse.  1889.  1383 

—  Patmore,  C.  K.  D.  Poems.  1886,  2  v.  1307 

—  Procter,  B.  W.  (B.  Cornwall,  pseud.) 
Dramatic  scenes,  with  other  poems.  1857. 

3375 

- English  songs,  and  other  small  poems. 

1844.  1395 

- Flood  of  Thessaly,  the  Girl  of  Provence, 

and  other  poems.  1823.  1394 

—  Raymond,  G.  Chronicles  of  England.  1842. 

1576 

—  Rogers,  S.  Poems.  1834.  1366 

—  Rossetti,  D.  G.  Poems.  1887.  ( Coll,  works, 

v.  1. )  2154 

—  Scott,  Sir  W.  Lady  of  the  lake.  1823. 

1317 

—  Shelley,  P.  B.  Complete  poetical  works 
.  .  .  ed.  .  .  .  by  G.  E.  Woodberry.  1892,  4  v. 

1326 

- Alastor ;  or,  the  spirit  of  solitude,  and 

other  poems.  1887.  {Shelley  Soc.  2  s.  no.  3.) 

1313 

- Epipsychidion  .  .  .  Ed.  by  R.  A.  Potts. 

1887.  {Shelley  Soc.  2  s.  no.  7.)  1313 

- Mask  of  anarchy.  1887  ;  1892.  {Shelley 

Soc.  Extra  s.  no.  4  ;  2  s.  no.  13. )  1313 

- Minor  poems.  1846.  1316 


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1309 


ENGLISH  POETRY,  Single  authors 


- Rosalind  and  Helen.  1888.  ( Shelley 

Soc.  2  s.  no.  17. )  1313 

- Wandering  Jew.  Ed.  by  B.  Dobell.  1887. 

( Shelley  Soc.  2  s.  no.  12.)  1313 

-  Smith,  H.  Poetical  works.  1846,  2  v.  1308 

- and  Smith,  J.  Rejected  addresses ;  or, 

the  new  theatrum  poetarum.  [Anon.]  1840. 

1316 

-  Southey,  R.  Joan  of  Arc,  ballads,  lyrics, 

and  minor  poems.  1865.  1327 

-  Sterling,  J.  Poetical  works.  1842.  1395 

-  Strickland,  A.  Worcester  field ;  or,  the 

Cavalier.’  n.  d.  1308 

-  Swinburne,  A.  C.  Poems  and  ballads. 

3  s.  1889.  1337 

Note. — For  1,  2  s.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Tennant,  W.  Anster  fair,  with  other 

poems.  [Anon.]  1815.  1318 

-  Tennyson,  A.,  1  Baron  Tennyson.  Death 

of  Oenone,  Akbar’s  dream,  and  other  poems. 

1892.  1328 

- Demeter  and  other  poems.  1889.  1366 

- Locksley  Hall  sixty  years  after,  etc. 

1886.  1348 

-  —  Princess  :  a  medley.  1848.  1318 

- Tiresias  and  other  poems.  1885.  1348 

-  Thom,  W.  Rhymes  and  recollections  of  a 

hand-loom  weaver.  1847.  1392 

-  Thomson,  J.  (B.  Yanolis ,  pseud.)  Poetical 

works.  1895,  2  v.  1326 

-  Tupper,  M.  F.  Ballads  for  the  times, 

Geraldine,  Hactenus,  a  thousand  lines,  and 
other  poems.  1851.  (Compl.  works,  v.  3.)  2174 

-  Wordsworth,  W.  Poetical  works,  ed.  by 

Wm.  Knight.  1882-89,  11  v.  1372 

-  Alfred  the  hero  king.  6  pp.  ( Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  142, 

1887,  p.  535.) — An  Angler’s  garland.  4  pp.  ( Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  137, 1885,  p.  492. )— Anster,  J.  Lines  on  the 
death  of  the  Princess  Charlotte  of  Wales.  3  pp.  (Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  18,  1818,  p.  64.) — A  roll  iad  :  an  epic 
of  the  Alps.  3  pp.  ( Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  53,  1886,  p.  311.) 
— Baron  Fisco  at  home.  6  pp.  ( Blackwood's  Mag. 
v.  131, 1882,  p.  741.) — Bayne,  P.  The  Burn.  3  pp.  ( Black - 
toood's  Mag.  v.  147,  1890,  p.  128.)— Song  of  love  and  May. 

1  p.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  147, 1890,  p.  688.)— Beames,  D. 
The  Bussex  Rhine.  3  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149,  1891, 
p.  72.)—  Beresford,  H.  S.  Mahomet:  Cambridge  prize 
for  1816.  9  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  14,  1816, 
p.  153.)— Blackie,  J.  S.  Auld  house  o’  Gash.  4  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  150,  1891,  p.  692.) — Tibbie  Shiel’s  in 
Yarrow.  3  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  146,  1889,  p.  854.)— 
Blaekniore,  R.  D.  Buscombe  :  or,  a  Michaelmas  goose. 

5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  80,  1890,  p.  136.) — Well  of  St.  John. 

1  p.  1  pi.  (Harper’ 8  Mag.  v.  72,  1886,  p.  92.)— Brand,  B. 
O.  W.,  Baroness  Dacre.  Poems.  51pp.  (hi  her  Dramas, 
v.  2,  p.  219.) — Browning,  O.  Edelweiss.  1  p.  (Mac¬ 
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Baron  Byron.  Poesien,  aus  dem  Englischen.  Der  Corsar 
und  Lara.  Uebersetzt  von  F.  Diez.  89  pp.  (Diez,  F.  C., 
Kleinere  arbeiten,  p.237.) — Canton,  W.  Narcissus.  2  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  147,  1890,  p.  675.) — Carr,  Mrs.  A.  V. 
S.  In  the  marshes.  2  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  72,  1886, 
p.  281.) — Cliinnery,  G.  R.  Oxford  prize  poem.  The 
Statue  of  the  dying  gladiator.  3  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class. 
Journ.  v.  2,  1810,  p.  437.) — Craik.  Mrs.  D.  M.  M.  Found 
drowned.  2  pp.  (Haipers  Mag.  v.  66,  1883,  p.  27.) — 
Veronica.  2  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  73,  1886,  p.  398.) — 
A  Determined  aristocrat  denounces  the  doctrine  of 
vox  populi  vox  Dei.  6  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  146, 1889, 


p.  879.)— Dobson,  H.  A.  Ladies  of  St.  James’s.  2  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  66,  1883,  p.  242.) — Noble  patron.  9  pp. 
(Harper’s  Mag.  v.79,  1889,  p.  661.)— Old  sedan  chair.  3  pp. 
(Century  Mag.  v.  7,  1885,  p.  10.)— Prologue  and  epilogue  to 
“  the  Quiet  life.”  7pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  79,  1889,  p. 350. ) 
— To  a  missal  of  the  thirteenth  century.  1  p.  (Century 
Mag.  v.  1,  1881,  p.  48.)— Doyle,  Sir  F.  H.  C.  Lord  Rod¬ 
ney’s  bantam  cock.  3  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  58,  1888, 
p.  176.) — Prima  donna’s  charity.  2  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag. 
v.  56,  1887,  p.  32.) — Story  of  Alice  Ayres.  3  pp.  (Macmil¬ 
lan’s  Mag.  v.  57,  1888,  p.  33.) — The  Earl  and  Hie  doc¬ 
tor;  or,  the  chair  and  the  siege.  9  pp.  (Blackivood’s 
Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  522.)— The  Enchanted  bridle. 

6  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  128,  1880,  p.  436.) — Est  modus 
in  rebus.  5  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  147,  1890,  p.  367.) 
— The  Fountain  of  youth.  5  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  129, 1881,  p.  720.)— Gosse,  E.  W.  Firdusi  in  exile.  21  pp. 
(Zimmern,  H.,  Epic  of  kings,  p.  xxvii.)— Our  woods  in 
winter.  1  p.  ( Century  Mag.v.  3,  1883,  p.  499.)— Sons  of 
Cydippe.  3  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  2, 1882,  p.  77.)—  Graham, 
J.  Kenneth  Macrae.  4  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  148, 
1890,  p.  224.)— Grant,  C.  Poem,  on  the  restoration  of 
learning  in  the  East.  17  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ. 
v.  5, 1812,  p.  317.) — Gutterslush  :  Maker  of  Parliaments. 
4pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  145,  1889,  p.  573.) — Hawkins, 

F.  The  Pantheon.  2  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ. 
v.  8, 1813,  p.  153.)— If  ill,  G.  Sibylline  leaves.  Ip.  (Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  144,  1888,  p.  217.)— Hoare,  C.  J.  Ship¬ 
wreck  of  St.  Paul.  10  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ. 
v.  15,  1817,  p.  269.) — Irvine,  J.  P.  Summer  drought.  1  p. 
(Century  Mag.  v.  2,  1882,  p.  826.) — Jemmy  Blinker. 

3  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  127,  1880,  p.  253.) — A  Jewish 
rabbi  in  Rome.  14  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  128, 

1880,  p.  579.) — Johnstone,  E.  M.  University  exten¬ 
sion.  2  pp,  ( Blackicood’s  Mag.  v.  146,  1889,  p.  659.) — 
Lamb,  Lady  C.  Poetical  effusions,  letters,  anecdotes, 
and  reccollections.  50  pp.  (Byron,  G.  G.  N.,  6  Baron 
Byron,  Fugitive  pieces,  p.  147.)— Lang,  A.  The  Fairy’s 
gift.  1  p.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  74,  1887,  p.  333.)  — The 
Lasear  crew.  3  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  128,  1880, 
p.  80.)— Lecky,  W.  E.  H.  On  an  old  song.  12  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  51,  1886,  p.  257.)— Mabel’s  holy 
day.  8  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  127,  1880,  p.  185.) — 
Maekay,  C.  “  My  wife’s  a  winsome  wee  thing.”  2  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  147,  1890,  p.  250.)— Manners,  J. 
The  Highland  tartan.  1  p.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  129, 

1881,  p.  411.) — Marston,  P.  B.  Forecasting.  1  p.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  68,  1891,  p.  389.)— Roses  and  the  nightingale. 
1  p.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  69,  1884,  p.  228.)— Martin,  Sir  T. 
Dante  and  Beatrice.  1  p.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  148, 1890, 
p.  658. )— Robert  Browning.  1  p.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  147,  1890,  p.  112.)— Song  of  the  bell.  11  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag,  v.  141, 1887,  p.  579.) — To  the  Empress  Frederic. 
1  p.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  144,  1888,  p.  900.) — Meredith, 

G.  Appeasement  of  Demeter.  4  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag. 
v.  56,  1887,  p.  374.)— Thrush  in  February.  7  pp.  (Mac¬ 
millan's  Mag.  v.  52,  1885,  p.  265.) — Milmau,  H.  H.  Prize 
poem :  The  Belvidere  Apollo.  2  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class. 
Journ.  v.  6,  1812,  p.  142.)— Monkhousc,  W.  C.  The  True 
lover.  2  pp.  (Blackxvood’s  Mag.  v.  147,  1890,  p.  267.)— 
Under  the  oak.  2  pp.  (Blackivood’s  Mag.  v.  147,  1890, 
p.  265.) — Moon  rise.  5  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  131, 

1882,  p.572.) — Myers,  E.  J.  Song  of  the  Thames.  1  p. 
(Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  58, 1888,  p.  221.)— Nancy  Redman. 

4  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  55,  1887,  p.  133.) — I*.,  H. 
Sandro  Gallotti.  4  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  59,  1889, 
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7  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  54,  1886,  p.  280.)— Phil  11- 
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9  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  79,  1889,  p.  25. ) — The  Vicar.  5  pp. 

6  pi.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  76,  1888,  p.  20.)— Probyn.  M. 
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— Psalm  of  [political]  life.  1885-86.  5  pp.  (Black- 
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1886.  2  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  140,  1886,  p.  259.) — 

Iteid,  S.  Mendelssohn’s  “  Duetto  ”  by  moonlight.  2  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  148,  1890,  p.  682.) — Rhymes  of 
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lyric.  9  pp.  (Blackwood' s  Mag.  v.  141,  1887,  p.  325.) — 
Too  late.  2  pp.  ( Blackioood' s  Mag.  v.  143,  1888,  p.  372.) — 
Tyrolean  sonnets.  4  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  143,  1888, 
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— Sayle,  C.  Evening:  King’s  College  chapel,  Cam¬ 
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8  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Clasc  Journ.  v.  16,  1817,  p.  167.)— 
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19  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  132,  1882,  pp.  176,  490,  781.)— 
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7  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  81,  1890,  p.  732.) 

See  also  American  poetry.  —  Anglo-Norman 
poetry.  — Anglo-Saxon  poetry.  —  English  bal¬ 
lads  and  songs. — English  literature. — English 
metrical  romances.— Hymns.— Sonnets. 

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Brink,  B.  E.  C.  ten.  Chaucer’s  sprache 
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-  Brooke,  S.  A.  History  of  early  English 

literature.  Being  the  history  of  English  poetry 
from  its  beginnings  to  the  accession  of  King 
iElfred.  1892.  2242 

-  Browning,  Mrs.  E.  B.  B.  Greek  Christian 

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-  Cary,  II.  F.  Lives  of  English  poets,  from 

Johnson  to  Kirke  White.  1846.  3797 

-  Corson,  II.  Primer  of  English  verse.  1892. 

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1887,  2  v.  2207 

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progress  of  the  English  poetry  and  language. 
1845,  2  v.  (In  his  Specimens  of  the  early  Eng. 
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-  Gosse,  E.  W.  From  Shakespeare  to  Pope. 

1885.  1345 

- The  Jacobean  poets.  1894.  1327 

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poets.  1819.  1324 

-  Heywood,  T.  Earls  of  Derby  and  the 

verse  writers  and  poets  of  the  sixteenth  and 
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canorum.  Containing  the  names  and  charac¬ 
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-  Procter,  B.  W.  (B.  Cornwall,  pseud.) 

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-  Schipper,  J.  Neuenglische  metrik.  1888, 

2  pts.  in  1  v.  (In  his  Englische  metrik,  v.  2, 
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sacred  poets.  1839,  2  v.  3797 

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3836 

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(Eng.  studien,  v.  8,  1885,  p.  398.)— Ueber  die  quellen  der 
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(Eng.  studien,  v.  7,  1884,  p.  34.) — Bryant,  W.  C.  Poets 
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16  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans.  \.  8, 
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(Grit,  and  miscel.  prose  works,  v.  2,  p.  253.)—  Elsze,  F.  K. 
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(Anglia,  v.  1,  1878,  p.  338.)— English  poets  and  Oxford 
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coin  in  poetry.  14  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  131,  1882, 
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(Eng.  studien,  v.  16,  1892,  p.  169.) — Kittredge,  G.  L.  The 
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Robinson,  P.  Foreign  birds  and  English  poets.  12  pp. 
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Mag.  v.  25,  1842,  p.  228;  v.  65,  1862,  p.  16.)—  Shairp,  J.  C. 
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1884,  p.  580.)—  Sted man,  E.  C.  Some  London  poets. 
17  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  64, 1882,  p.  874.)— Sternberg,  R. 
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(Eng.  studien,  v.  18,  1893,  pp.  1,  356.) — Symonds,  J.  A. 
Comparison  of  Elizabethan  with  Victorian  poetry.  53  pp. 
(Essays,  speculative  and  suggestive,  v.  2,  p.  225  ;  Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  45,  1889,  p.  55.)— Taylor,  B.  Three  old  and  three 
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Tennyson:  and  after?  17  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  47,  1890,  p.  621.) — Thompson,  S.  Australian  litera¬ 
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— Trantmann,  M.  Golagrus  und  Gawain.  46  pp. 
(Anglia,  v.  2,  1879,  p.  395.) — 'Varnliagen,  H.  Zu  mittel¬ 
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v.  3,  1880,  pp.  59,  275,  415,  533;  v.  4, 1881,  p.  180.)— Zum  mit¬ 
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E.  P.  English  poets  of  the  19  century.  70  pp.  (Essays 
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14  pp.  (Grit,  and  miscel.  essays,  v.  2,  p.  321.) — Wrood- 
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Note. — For  criticisms  of  the  works  of  any  poet  see  his 
name. 

English  poets,  Lectures  on  the.  Hazlitt,  W. 

1324 


English  potter,  Art  of  the  old.  Solon,  L.  M. 

— 17E4 

English  prose.  Earle,  J.  2225 

English  prose  romances.  See  English  fiction. 
English  proverbs.  See  Proverbs. 

English  proverbs  and  proverbial  phrases. 

Hazlitt,  W.  C.  (Ed.)  1232 

English  Puritanism.  142  pp.  Bayne,  P. 

(Gould,  G.,  Docs.  rel.  to  the  settlement  of  the  Church  of 
England,  p.  1.) 

English  reformation.  See  England,  Church 
history ,  Reformation. 

English  reporter.  4  pp.  Porritt,  E.  ( N. .  Am. 

Rev.  v.  155,  1892,  p.  118. ) 

English  restoration  and  Louis  XIV.  Airy,  O. 

(Colbeck,  C.,  Epochs  of  mod.  hist.)  ]508 

English  rising  in  1450.  Kriehn,  G.  1502 

English  romantic  movement.  Beginnings  of 
the.  Phelps,  W.  L.  2293 

English  satire.  See  Satire. 

English,  Scotch,  and  Irish  historical  li¬ 
braries.  Nicolson,  W.,  Bp.  of  Carlisle.  W.  41 
English  society  from  the  time  of  Queen  Eliza¬ 
beth  to  the  present  day.  2  v.  Stone,  Mrs.  E., 
Chronicles  of  fashion.  — 1767 

English  songs.  See  English  ballads  and  songs. 
English  sonnets.  See  English  poetry. — Son¬ 
nets. 

English  speaking  peoples,  Union  of.  10  pp. 

Champlin,  J.  D.,  Jr.  (Forum,  v.  5,  1888,  p.  156.) 

English  Spelling  Reform  Association. 
Therd  aniual  report.  [London,  1882.]  16°. 

—2164 

English  stage.  See  Drama  and  the  Stage, 
English. 

English  surnames.  Lower,  M.  A.  — 2121 
English  synonyms.  See  English  language, 
Synonyms. 

English  taxation  in  America.  5  pp.  Meehan, 

T.  F.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  145,  1887,  p.  561.) 

English  theatrical  literature,  Bibliographi¬ 
cal  account  of.  Lowe,  R.  W.  L .  105 

English  tobacco,  Future  of.  7  pp.  Arnold, 

E.  L.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  569.) 

English  towns  and  districts.  Freeman,  E.  A. 

1525 

English  traits.  Emerson,  R.  W.,  Works,  v.  5. 

3136 

English  village  community.  Seebohm,  F. 

—2354 

English  visible  speech.  Bell,  A.  M.  — 2173 
English  wayfaring  life  in  the  middle  ages. 

Jusserand,  J.  J.  1593 

English  worthies.  8  v.  Lang,  A.  (Ed.)  3797 
English  writers.  11  v.  Morley,  H.  2237 

English  writers,  Essays  on.  Friswell,  J.  H. 

2227 

English  writers  in  India.  6  pp.  Hurst,  J.  F. 

(Harper' 8  Mag.  v.  82,  1891,  p.  354.) 

Englishmen  in  Italy  and  Italians  in  England. 

17  pp.  Hazlitt,  W.  C.,  Offspring  of  thought,  p.  153. 

Englishwoman,  A n,  pseud.  See  Miller,  Lady  M. 


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ENGRAVINGS 


Engraved  British  portraits,  Catalogue  of. 
Bromley,  H.  — 1762 

Engraved  gems  of  classical  times.  Middleton, 
J.  H.  "  —1732 

Engraved  illustrations  of  the  principal  an¬ 
tiquities  of  Oxfordshire.  Skelton,  J.  2541 

Engravers. 

Bartsch,  J.  A.  B.,  Ritter  von.  Le  peintre- 
graveur.  1803-21,  22  v.  — 1746 

-  Basan,  P.  F.  Dictionnaire  des  graveurs 

anciens  et  modernes,  depuis  l’origine  de  la 
graveur.  1789,  2  v.  — 1747 

-  Baudicour,  P.  de.  Le  peintre  -  graveur 

frangais  continue.  1859-61,  2  v.  — 1747 

-  Joppi,  V.,  and  Bampo,  G.  {Eds.)  Contri- 

buti  alia  storia  dell’  arte  nel  Friuli  ed  alia 
vita  dei  pittori  e  intagliatori  friulani.  1887-94, 
4  v.  (Venice,  R.  Deputaz.  di  storia  patria: 
Monumenti  storici:  4  s. :  Miscell.  v.  5,  11,  12, 
12  appendice. )  4362 

-  Renouvier,  J.  Des  types  et  des  manieres 

des  maitres  graveurs  pour  servir  a  l’histoire 
de  la  gravure  en  Italie,  en  Allemagne,  dans 
les  Pays-Bas,  et  en  France,  XV-XVII  si^cles. 
1853-54,  3  v.  in  1.  —1744 

-  Robert-Dumesnil,  A.  P.  F.  Le  peintre- 

graveur  frangais.  1835-71,  11  v.  — 1747 

-  Slater,  J.  H.  Dictionary  of  engravers 

and  their  works.  1897.  ( With  his  Engravings 
and  their  value. )  — 1728 

-  Weigel,  R.  Supplements  au  Peintre-gra- 

veur  de  Adam  Bartsch.  1843.  — 1746 

- Biatlego,  G.  Famiglia  di  artisti  (i  Giolfino).  51  pp. 

(Venice,  R.  Deputaz.  di  storia  patria:  Monument,  stor. 
4  s.:  Miscel.  2  s.  v.  2.) — Osann,  F.  G.  Griechische  muenz- 
stempelschneider.  4  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  1, 

1834,  p.  300.) - Vasari,  G.  Marcantonio  Bolognese  e 

altri  intagliatori  di  stampe.  52  pp.  ( Opere ,  v.  5,  p.  395.) 
—Walpole,  H.,  4  Earl  of  Orford.  Catalogue  of  en¬ 
gravers.  148  pp.  {In  his  Anecdotes  of  painting,  v.  3, 
p.  839.) 

See  also  Artists.  —  Biography.  —  Monograms. 
Also  Art,  L\ — Art  Journal.— Portfolio. 

Engraving. 

Cohen,  H.  Guide  de  P  amateur  de  livres  a 
gravures  du  XVIII  sifecle.  1886.  L.51 

-  Delaborde,  H.,  Vicomte.  Bibliotheque  in¬ 
ternational  de  Part.  Gravure  en  Italie  avant 
Marc- Antoine,  1442-1505.  [1883.]  — 17B7 

-  Evelyn,  J.  Sculptura  historico-technica ; 

or,  the  history  and  art  of  engraving.  1766. 
(  With  Rouquet,  J.,  Present  state  of  the  arts  in 
England. )  — 1736 

-  Fielding,  T.  H.  Art  of  engraving,  with 

the  various  modes  of  operation.  1841.  — 17C4 
-  Mariette,  P.  J.  Traite  des  pierres  gra¬ 
vies.  1750,  2  v.  — 1777 

-  Menant,  J.  Pierres  gravees  de  la  haute- 

Asie.  Recherclies  sur  la  glyptique  orientale. 
1883-86,  2  v.  1703 

-  Renouvier,  J.  Des  types  et  des  manieres 

des  maitres  graveurs  pour  servir  a  Phistoire 
de  la  gravure  en  Italie,  en  Allemagne,  dans 


les  Pays-Bas,  et  en  France,  XV-XVIII  siScles. 
1853-54,  3  v.  in  1.  —1744 

-  Weigel,  T.  O.,  and  Zestermann,  A.  C.  A. 

Anfaenge  der  druckerkunst  in  bild  und 
schrift.  1866,  2  v.  — 17D4 

-  Willshire,  W.  H.  Introduction  to  the 

study  and  collection  of  ancient  prints.  1877, 

2  v.  — 17C5 

-  Closson,  W.  B.  Painter-engraving.  5  pp.  ( Century 

Mag.  v.  16,  1889,  p.  583.)— Davis,  J.  P.  New  school  of 
engraving.  3  pp.  {Century  Mag.  v.  16,  1889,  p.  587.)— 
©egenwacrtige  lage  der  kupferstechkunst.  13  pp. 
{Dcutscli.  rundschau,  v.  54,  1888,  p.  189.)— Haden,  S.  On 
the  revival  of  mezzotint  as  a  painter’s  art.  8  pp.  {Har¬ 
per's  Mag.  v.  70,  1885,  p.  231.)— Hymans,  H.  La  gravure 
dans  l’Scole  de  Rubens.  298  pp.  9  pi.  (Brussels,  Acad. 
M&m.  cour.  v.  42,  1879.)— Pinches,  T.  G.  Babylonian 
and  Assyrian  cylinder-seals  of  the  British  Museum.  9  pp. 

3  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  41,  1885,  p.  396.) — 
Wieseler,  F.  J.  A.  Ueber  einige  beachtenswerthe  ge- 
schnittene  steine  des  4  jahrhunderts  n.  Chr.  170  pp.  2  pi. 
(Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Hist.-philol.  classe,  Ab- 
handl.  v.  30,  1883,  p.  1 ;  v.  31,  1884,  p.  1 ;  v.  32,  1885,  p.  1.) 

See  also  ^Esthetics. — Cameos.— Etching.— Fine 
arts. — Gems. — Illust  rat  ion  of  hooks,  etc.— 'Litho¬ 
graphy.—  Medal  lie  engraving.— Photo-engrav¬ 
ing,  Photo-etching.  —  Photography.  —  Photo¬ 
lithography.  —  Photozincography.  —  Prints.  — 
IVood-engraving.  Also  Art,  L\  —  Art  Journal. 
— Portfolio. 

Engravings. 

Allston,  W.  Outlines  and  sketches.  En¬ 
graved  by  I.  and  S.  W.  Cheney.  1850.  — 1793 
-  Canova,  A.  Works  .  .  .  engraved  in  out¬ 
line  by  Henry  Moses.  1849,  3  v.  — 17C1 

-  Chennevieres,  H.,  Comte  de.  Dessins 

du  Louvre,  n.  d.,  4  v.  — 17 A1 

-  Coney,  J.  Engravings  of  ancient  cathe¬ 
drals,  hotels  de  ville,  and  other  public  build¬ 
ings  of  celebrity  in  France,  Holland,  Ger¬ 
many,  and  Italy.  1842.  — 17A3 

-  Cotman,  J.  S.  Engravings  of  sepulchral 

brasses  in  Norfolk.  1838.  17D7 

- Engravings  of  sepulchral  brasses  in  Suf¬ 
folk.  1838.  17D7 

-  Earlom,  R.  Liber  veritatis ;  or,  a  collec¬ 
tion  of  two  hundred  prints.  1777,  2  v.  in  1. 

— 17D4 

-  Finden,  E.  F.,  and  Finden,  W.  Illustra¬ 
tions  to  the  Life  and  works  of  Lord  Byron. 
With  original  and  selected  information  on  the 
subjects  of  the  engravings,  by  W.  Brockedon. 
[1837],  2  v.  ‘  1372 

- Tableaux.  A  series  of  thirteen  scenes 

of  national  character,  beauty,  and  costume. 
Ed.  by  Mrs.  S.  C.  Hall.  1837.  —1751 

-  Gibson,  J.  Engravings  from  original  com¬ 
positions  executed  in  marble  at  Rome.  1861. 

P.  29.1 

-  Hervey,  T.  K.  Illustrations  of  modern 

sculpture.  A  series  of  engravings.  1S34. 

— 17D5 

-  Ottley,  W.  Y.,  and  Tomkins,  P.  W.  En¬ 
gravings  of  the  Marquis  of  Stafford’s  collec¬ 
tion,  in  London.  1818,  4  v.  in  1.  P.  R. 


ENGRAVINGS 


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ENIDE 


-  Picart,  B.  Impostures  innocentes;  ou, 

recueil  d’estampes  d’apres  divers  peintres 
illustres.  1734.  — 17D5 

-  R.,  M.  J.  L.  Collection  de  vues  des  an¬ 
tiquities  de  Naples.  1825.  4391 

-  Skelton,  J.  Engraved  illustrations  of  the 

principal  antiquities  of  Oxfordshire.  1823. 

2541 

-  Thurston,  J.  Illustrations  of  Shakspeare ; 

comprised  in  two  hundred  and  thirty  vignette 
engravings,  by  Thompson.  1826.  3392 

See  also  ('ostuine. — Decoration  anil  Ornament. 
— Etchings.  —  Fine  arts.  —  Gems.  -Mezzotints. — . 
Pictures.  —  Portraits.  — Prints. — Wood-engrav¬ 
ings.  Also  Art,  L\ — Art  Journal. — Portfolio.  Also 
Dante  Alighieri.  Enfer,  Purgatoire,  avec  les  dessins 
de  Gustave  Dor6;  Paradiso,  colie  figure  di  G.  DorA — 
Shakespeare,  W.  Dramatic  works,  with  illustrations 
by  I.  and  J.  Boydell. 

Engravings,  History  and  criticism. 

Baker,  W.  S.  Engraved  portraits  of  Wash¬ 
ington.  1880.  — 1753 

-  Biegeleben,  L.  M.  T.,  Freiherr  von.  Kata- 

log  der . . .  sammlung  von  alten  kupferstichen 
.  .  .  aus  dem  nachlasse  des  H.  L.  Baron  v.  B. 
Versteigerung  15  Feb.  1886.  1886.  — 1791 

-  Boston.  Museum  of  Fine  Arts.  Sixteenth 

catalogue,  third  ed.,  of  works  exhibited. 
Pt.  II.  Paintings,  drawings,  engravings,  and 
decorative  art.  1880.  — 1738 

-  Bourcard,  G.  Dessins,  gouaches,  es- 

tampes,  et  tableaux  du  dix-huitieme  siecle. 
Guide  de  l’amateur.  1893.  — 17C6 

-  Bourne,  ( — ).  Catalogue  of  engravings, 

by  the  most  esteemed  artists,  after  the  finest 
pictures  and  drawings.  1830.  — 1756 

- Bromley,  H.  Catalogue  of  engraved  Brit¬ 
ish  portraits,  from  Egbert  the  Great  to  the 
present  time.  1793.  — 1762 

-  Cust,  L.  H.  Engravings  of  Albrecht 

Duerer.  1894.  ( Portfolio ,  no.  11, 1894. )  — 4571 

-  Daniell,  F.  B.  Catalogue  raisonne  of  the 

engraved  works  of  Richard  Cosway.  1890. 

— 17C3 

-  Ellis,  F.  S.  The  Huth  library.  A  cata¬ 
logue  of  the  printed  books  .  .  .  and  engrav¬ 
ings,  collected  by  Henry  Huth.  1880,  5  v. 

W.  83 

-  Evans,  A.  E.,  and  Sons  (Pubs.)  Fine  art 

circular  and  print  collector’s  manual.  Cata¬ 
logue  of  nearly  six  thousand  etchings  and  en¬ 
gravings  by  artists  of  every  school  and  period, 
n.  d.  •  — 17C5 

-  Gay,  J.  Iconographie  des  estampes  a 

sujets  galants  et  des  portraits  de  femmes 
celebres  par  leur  beaute.  [ Anon .]  1868.  — 17C6 

-  Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  Hand-list  of 

the  drawings  and  engravings  illustrative  of 
the  life  of  Shakespeare,  preserved  at  Holling- 
bury  Copse,  near  Brighton.  1884.  3395 

-  Halsey,  F.  R.  Raphael  Morghen’s  en¬ 
graved  works,  being  a  descriptive  catalogue 
of  all  the  engravings  of  this  master  .  .  .  1885. 

—1752 


-  Henkels,  S.  V.  Catalogue  of  rare  and 

choice  engravings.  [1896.]  — 1753 

— —  Katalog  der  kupferstich-sammlung  eines 
wohlbekannten  norddeutschen  kunstfreundes 
.  .  .  [1883.]  — 17C1 

-  Katalog  einer  sehr  reichen  sammlung 

seltenster  ornamentstiche  aus  dem  ehemali- 
gen  besitz  des  Herrn  Vico  in  Rom,  sowie  alt- 
deutscher  meister  des  XV  und  XVI  jahrh. 
1885.  — 17C2 

-  Koehler,  S.  R.  Chronological  catalogue 

of  the  engravings,  dry-points,  and  etchings 
of  A.  Duerer.  1897.  ( Grolier  Club. )  2262 

-  La  Beraudiere,  ( — ),  Comte  de.  Catalogue 

des  tableaux  anciens,  dessins,  gravures  .  .  . 
composant  les  collections  de  feu  M.  le  Comte 
de  La  B.,  et  dont  la  vente  aura  lieu  18-30  Mai 
1885.  [1885.]  —1791 

-  Leblanc,  P.  Catalogue  des  livres,  dessins, 

et  estampes  de  la  bibliothSque  de  feu  M.  J.  B. 
Huzard.  1842,  3  v.  W.  35 

- —  Monti,  N.  II  mio  studio.  1833.  —1757 

-  Palmerini,  N.  Catalogo  delle  opere  d’ in¬ 
taglio  di  Ralfaello  Morghen.  1810.  ( With 

Monti,  N.,  II  mio  studio.)  — 1757 

-  Paris,  Palais  royale.  Explication  des 

ouvrages  de  .  .  .  gravure  des  artistes  vivants, 
exposes  1  Avril  1852.  1852.  — 1748 

-  Rossi,  G.  C.  Catalog  der  .  .  .  sammlung 

von  kupferstichen,  radirungen  .  .  .  des  Herrn 
Cav.  G.  C.  R.,  welche  17  Maerz  1886  .  .  .  ver- 
steigert  wird.  1886.  — 1791 

-  Schoeffer,  K.  Catalogue  de  la  collection 

importante  de  gravures  et  d’eaux  fortes  des 
ecoles  hollandaise,  flamande,  anglaise,  fran- 
§aise,  et  allemande  reunis  par  M.  C.  S.  La 
vente  aura  lieu  3  Mai  et  jours  suivants,  1893. 
1893.  — 17C1 

-  Slater,  J.  H.  Engravings  and  their  value  : 

a  guide  for  the  print  collector.  1897.  — 1728 

- Standish,  F.  H.  Catalogue  des . . .  gravures 

de  la  collection  Standish.  1842.  — 1748 

-  Drum,  J.  Z.  M.  Dos  nigellos;  Noel  Garnier.  16  pp. 

(Rio  de  Janeiro,  Biblioth.  nac.  Annaes.  v.  1,  1876,  pp.  142, 
355.)— Downes,  W.  H.  Some  French  illustrations.  3  pp. 
( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  57,  1886,  p.  563.) — Lehrs,  M.  Italie- 
nische  kopien  nach  deutschen  kupferstichen  des  XV 
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der  kupferstiche  des  meisters  der  spielkarten.  4  pp. 
(Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrh.  v.  9,  1888, 
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(Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrh.  v.  7, 1886,  p.  73.) 
— Trimmel,  T.  Ein  interessantes  blatt  aus  der  minia- 
turen-sammlung  des  k.  kupferstich-kabinets.  8  pp.  2  pi. 
(Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrh.  v.  4,  1883, 
p.  32.)  —  Wellesley,  H.  On  2  engravings,  by  John 
Dunstall,  of  “  a  temple  by  Chichester.”  4  pp.  1  pi.  (Sus¬ 
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Die  gefaess-  und  punzenstecher  der  deutschen  hoch- 
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Enide,  Erec  und.  Chrestien  de  Troyes,  Saemmt. 
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ENNODIUS,  Magnus  Felix 


Enigmas. 

Firmianus  Symposius,  C.  Enigmes,  tr.  en 
vers  frangais  par  l’Abbti  Duru.  1857.  3246 

The  same.  Tr.  en  vers  frangais  par  E.  F. 
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-  Berti.  C.  C.  Indovinelli  bolognesi.  6  pp.  ( Archiv . 

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See  also  Games.— Riddles. 

Enkliuizen,  Holland.  Linschoten,  J.  H.  van. 
Return  voyage  from  Goa  to  E.,  1588-92.  7  pp.  (Arber,  E., 
Eng.  garner,  v.  3,  p.  399.) 

Enmaim,  Alexander.  Kypros  und  der  ur- 

sprung  des  Apbroditekultus.  85  pp.  (St.  Petersburg, 
Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  34,  1886.) 

Ennemis  de  Racine  au  XVII  siecle.  Deltour, 

N.  F.  5893 

Ennen,  Leonard.  Die  prospekte  der  stadt 

Koeln  aus  dem  XV  bis  XVIII  jahrliundert.  10  pp.  (Koe- 
nigl.  Preussiscli.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  2,  1881,  p.  78.) 

Enneper,  Alfred.  Ueber  flaeclien  mit  beson- 

deren  meridiancurven.  87  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells. 
wissens.  Mathemat.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  29,  1882,  p.  1.) 

Enniskillen,  Ireland.  Graham,  J.  History 
of  the  siege  of  Londonderry  and  defence  of 
Enniskillen.  1829.  2586 

-  Hamilton,  A.  True  relation  of  the  actions 

of  the  Inniskilling  men,  from  their  first  taking 
up  of  arms  in  Dec.  1688,  for  the  defence  of  the 
Protestant  religion,  and  their  lives  and  lib¬ 
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Ennius,  Quintus.  Circa  B.  C.  239-169. 

Ennianae  poesis  reliquiae  recensuit  Joannes 
Vahlen.  Lipsiae,  1854.  8°.  3224 

Contents.  Achilles.  —  Acliilles  Aristarchi.  — 
Aiax.  —  Alcu  inaeo.  —  Alexander.  —  Ambraeia.— 
Amlroinaeha  Aeclimalatis. — Andromeda. — An- 
lialium  reliquiae.  —  Athamas.  —  Comoediarum 
et  ceterorum  carminum  reliquiae. — Ex  incertis  eomoe-  ( 
diis.— Eresphontes.— Cupuncula.— Epicliarmiis. 

—  Epigraminata.  —  Erecbtlieus.  —  Euliemerus 
sive  Sacra  historia.— Eumenides.— Hectoris  Eustra. 

—  llecnba.  —  lleduphagetica.  —  I  pit  igenia.  —  Ex 
incertis libris. — Medea  [Atheniensis] .— Medea  Exul. 

— Melanippa.— Versus  Pauli  Merulae  perfidia  propa- 
gati. — Kernea.- Incerti  iiominis  reliquiae. — Pan- 


eratiastae. — Plioenix. — npoTpen-Toco?  sive  praecepta. 
— Quaestiones  Ennianae.— Ex  incertis  satnrarum 
libris. — Sat urariim  reliquiae.—  Sola. —  Tela mn. 
—  Teleplins.  —  Thycstes.  —  Tragoediaruni  re¬ 
liquiae. — Index  verborum. 

-  Fragmcnta.  20  pp.  (Postgate,  J.  P.,  Corpus  poet. 

Lat.  v.  1,  p.  1.)  —  Fragmenta  et  epigraminata. 
24  pp.  (Coll.  Pisaur.  v.  4,  p.  264.)— Phagesioruin  f  rag¬ 
men  turn.  2  pp.  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  1, 
p.  239;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  1,  p.  187.) 

-  Bergk,  T.  De  Ennianis  reliquiis.  1863. 

3242 

- Quaestionum  Ennianarum  specimen  no¬ 
vum.  1860.  3242 

-  Reciter,  J.  Zu  E.  2  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  allerthumsw.  v.  16, 

1849,  p.  329.)— Bergk,  T.  Kritische  bemerkungen  zu 
den  roemischen  tragikern.  65  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  33, 

1874,  p.  249.) — Kritische  studien  zu  E.  56  pp.  (Jahrb., 
Neue,  f.  philol.  v.  83,  1861,  pp.  316,  495,  617.)— Rueclieler, 
F.  Coniectanea.  12  pp.  (Jahrb.,  Neue,  f.  philol.  v.  Ill, 

1875,  p.  125.)—  Eyssenliardt,  E.  Zu  E.  1  p.  (Jahrb., 
Neue,  f.  philol.  v.  103,  1871,  p.  400.)  —  Fleckeisen,  A. 
Eine  conjectur  von  Joseph  Scaliger  zu  E.  2  pp.  (Jahrb., 
Neue,  f.  philol.  v.  93,  1866,  p.  47.) — Ifagen.  H.  Ennius 
und  Livius.  3  pp.  (Jahrb.,  Neue,  f.  philol.  v.  109,  1874, 
p.  271.)— Neues  fragment  des  E.  1  p.  (Jahrb.,  Neue,  f. 
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v.  17,  1862,  p.  313.) — Kuene,  ( — ).  Sprachliche  bemerk¬ 
ungen  zu  den  Annalen  des  E.  3pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alter  thurnsw. 
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15  pp.  (Jahrb.,  Neue,  f.  philol.  v.  89, 1864,  p.  714.)— Maass, 
E.  Ein  angebliches  Enniusfragment.  5  pp.  (Hermes, 
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J.  A.  Zu  E.  7  pp.  (Jahrb.,  Neue,  f.  philol.  v.  75,  1857, 
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anderen  lateinischen  prosaikern.  21  pp.  (Jahrb.,  Neue, 
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philol.  v.  93,  1866,  p.  241.) — Mueller,  L.  Beitraege  zur 
kritik  des  E.  20  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  43,  1884,  p.  86.) — Neues 
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1884,  p.  544.)— Zu  E.  2  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v,  26, 
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—Der  dichter  Q.  Ennius  in  Sardinien,  auf  dem  Aventinus 
zu  Rom,  in  Aetolien  .  .  .  und  sein  verhaeltniss  zur  roe¬ 
mischen  aristokratie.  16  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  7, 
1840,  p.  369.) — Roeper,  G.  Zu  E.  2  pp.  (Philologus, 
v.  18,  1862,  p.  362,)—  Schoell,  F.  Zu  E.  und  Quintilian. 
5  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1885,  p.  320.)— Zur 
chronologie  von  Ennius’ Annalen  ,3  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus. 
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quis  interpretibus  Naevii,  Ennii,  et  Lucilii.  5  pp.  (In  his 
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4  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  12,  1877,  pp.  253,  399.) — Ueber  die  An¬ 
nalen  des  E.  38  pp.  (Berlin,  Akad  wissens.  Philos. -hist, 
klasse,  Abhandl.  1886,  p.  1.) 

Eimodius,  Magnus  Felix,  St.,  Bp.  of  Pavia. 
Circa  473-521. 

Opera  omnia.  Recensuit  et  commentario 
critico  instruxit  Guilelmus  Hartel.  Vindobo- 
nae,  1882.  8°.  (Vienna,  Akad.  wissens.  Cor¬ 
pus  script,  eccles.  Lat.  v.  6. )  — 3242 

Contents.  Ennodius  Ambrosio  et  Beato.— De  vita  beati 
Antoni  monachi.  —  Farinina.  —  Benedictio  cerei.— 
Hartel,  G.  De  codicibtis  et  editionibus.— Bictiones.— 
Hartel,  G.  De  ememlatione  Ennodiana. — Epigram- 
mata.— Vita  beatissimi  viri  Epipliani  Episcopi  Tici- 
nensis  ecclesiae. — Praeceptum  quando  iussi  sunt  omnes 


ENNODIUS,  Magnus  Felix 


1315 


ENTHUSIASM 


Episcopi  cellulanos  habere.  —  Episliilarnm  libri 
VIIII. — Epitaph  inm  Ennodii. — [Eucharisticum  de 
vita  sua.] — Petitorium  quo  absolutus  est  Ciorontins 
puer  Agapiti.— Opnscnla  in i see  11  a. — Libellus  adver- 
sus  eos  qui  contra  synodum  scribere  praesumpserunt. 
— Panegyricus  dictus  clementissimo  Regi  Tlieoderico. 

-  Opera.  Recensuit  Fridericus  Vogel.  Bero- 

lini,  1885.  4°.  ( Monumenta  German,  hist. 

Auctor.  antiq.  v.  7.)  3631 

Contents.  [Paraenesis-]  Concinnatio  didascaliea  Ain- 
brosio  et  Beato. — Vita  Antoni  monachi  Lirinensis. — 
Carmina. — Benedictio  cerei. — Vogel,  F.  De  codi- 
einn  [Ennodi]  stirpe  ac  propagatione.— IMctiones. — 
Vogel,  F.  De  editionibus  Ennodi. — Epigrammata. 
—  Vita  Epiphani  Episcopi  Ticinensis.  —  Praeceptum 
quando  iussi  sunt  omnes  Episeopi  cellulanos  habere. — 
Epistulae.  —  Epitapliimn  Ennodi.  — [Eucliaristi- 
euni  de  vita  sua-]  Confessio. — Petitorium  quo  absolutus 
est  (aoron tins.  —  Opusenla  iniseella.  —  Libellus 
apologeticus  pro  synodo.— Panegyricus  Tlieoderico 
Regi  dictus. — Vogel,  F.  De  vita  et  scriptis  Ennodi. 

-  Farm iua:  Epigram  mat  a.  21  pp.  (Coll.  Pisaur. 

v.  6,  pp.  91,  99.) 

-  Fertig,  M.  Magnus  Felix  Ennodius.  1858- 

GO.  3222 

-  Cipolla,  C.  Della  occasione  in  cui  Ennodio  compose 

il  suo  Panegirico  a  Re  Teodorico.  6  pp.  (Archiv.  stor. 
ital.  4  s.  v:  11,  1883,  p.  353.) — Hartel,  G.  De  codicibus  et 
editionibus ;  De  emendatione  Ennodiana.  88  pp.  (Enno¬ 
dius,  M.  F.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Pavia,  Opera  omnia,  pp.  i,  xxvii : 
Vienna,  Akad.  wissens.  Corpus  script,  eccles.  Lat.  v.  6.) — 
Mommsen,  C.  M.  T.  Zu  Ammian  und  E.  2  pp.  ( Hermes , 
v.  24,  1889,  p.  153.) — Vogel,  F.  De  codicum  stirpe  ac 
propagatione.  20  pp.  (Ennodius,  M.  F.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Pavia, 
Opera,  p.  xxix :  Monumenta  German,  hist.  Auctor.  antiq. 
v.  7.) — De  editionibus  Ennodi.  8  pp.  (Ennodius,  M.  F., 
St.,  Bp.  of  Pavia,  Opera,  p.  xlix :  Monumenta  German, 
hist.  Auctor.  antiq.  v.  7.)— De  vita  et  scriptis  Ennodi. 
28  pp.  (Ennodius,  M.  F.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Pavia,  Opera,  p.  i: 
Monumenta  German,  hist.  Auctor.  antiq.  v.  7.)  —  Enno¬ 
diana.  5  pp.  (Archiv.  f.  latein.  lexic.  v.  1,  1884,  p.  267.) 

Eimoeae.  Barth61emy,  N.  L.21 

Enoch,  Wilhelm.  Zur  systematik  des  gefuehls. 

28  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  105,  1895,  p.  1.) 

Enoch,  Book  of.  See  Bible,  O.  T.  Pseudepi- 
grapha.  Enoch. 

Enoch  Pratt  Free  Library  of  Baltimore  City. 

Bulletins.  [Baltimore,  1895-96.]  2v.  8°.  W.  15 
-  Finding  list.  2  ed.  1886,  [and]  Supple¬ 
ment,  1886.  Baltimore,  1886.  2  nos.  8°.  W.  15 
The  same.  3  ed.  1887,  [and]  Supplements, 
1887-89.  Baltimore,  1887-89.  3  nos.  8°.  W.  15 

-  Finding  list  of  books  and  periodicals  in 

the  branch  libraries,  1895.  Baltimore  [1895]. 
8°.  W.  15 

-  Finding  list  of  books  and  periodicals  in 

the  central  library.  4  ed.,  1890,  [and]  First 
supplement,  1890-91.  Baltimore  [1890] -91. 
3  nos.  8°.  W.  15 

The  same.  5  ed.,  1893-94,  [and]  Supplement, 
1895.  Baltimore  [1893-95].  4  nos.  8°.  W.  15 

-  Letters  and  documents  relating  to  its 

foundation  and  organization,  with  the  dedica¬ 
tory  addresses  and  exercises,  Jan.  4,  1886. 
Baltimore,  1886.  p.  8°.  W.  15 

-  Reports  of  Librarian,  1887-97.  Baltimore 

[1887] -97.  11  nos.  8°.  L.33 

- Steiner,  L.  H.  Enoch  Pratt  Free  Library.  9  pp. 

(Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and 
polit.  sci.  Notes  suppl.  1890,  no.  2.) 

VOL.  III.— 165. 


Enochs,  William  H.  Grosvenor,  C.  H.,  and 
others.  Memorial  addresses  on  the  life  and  character  of 
E.  56  pp.  (  U.  S.  53  Cong.  2  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  11.) 

Enos,  Maj.-Gen.  Roger.  Hayden,  H.  E.  Gen. 

Roger  Enos.  14  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  13,  1885,  p.  463.) 

Enquirer,  The.  Godwin,  W.  2283 

Enquiries  concerning  lettres  de  cachet.  Mira- 
beau,  G.  H.  R.,  Comte  de.  — 2322 

Enrico  IT,  Bp.  of  Mantua.  Bonollo,  G.  Su  di 

una  investitura  del  Vescovo  di  Mantova  Enrico  II.  5  pp. 
(Soc.  stor  lomharda,  Archiv.  1  s.  1875,  p.  5.) 

Enrico.  See  also  Heinrich. — Henri. — Henricus. 
— Henry. 

Enriquez  de  Guzman,  Alonso.  See  Guzman, 
A.  E.  de. 

Ensamples  of  railway  making.  Weale,  J. 

—2734 

Ensdorff,  Monastery.  Fundatio  et  notae  mo- 

nasterii  Ensdorfensis.  6  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15, 
pt.  2,  p.  1079.) 

Ensigns.  See  Flags,  Standards,  Ensigns. 
Ensilage.  Modern  farming :  hay  and  ensilage. 

26  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  156,  1883,  p.  132.)— Rogers,  J.  E.  T. 
Ensilage.  7  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  47,  1883,  p.  114.) 

See  also  Agriculture. — Cereals.— Food.— Maize. 
— Vegetables. 

Ensor,  Laura  (TV.) 

Thirty  years  of  Paris.  See  Daudet,  A. 
Entail,  The.  Galt,  J.  1205 

Entdeckung  des  sauerstoffs.  47  pp.  Olscha- 

netzky,  M.  A.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  5,  1891, 
p.  279.) 

Entelecliie  und  endelechie.  40  pp.  Hirzel,  R. 

(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1884,  p.  169.) 

Enterkin,  The.  32  pp.  Brown,  J.,  John  Leech 

and  other  papers,  p.  339. 

Enterprise,  Ship.  Collinson,  Sir  R.  Journal 
of  H.  M.  S.  Enterprise,  on  the  expedition  in 
search  of  Sir  John  Franklin’s  ships  by  Behr¬ 
ing  strait,  1850-55.  1889.  2403 

Enterprise,  Steamship.  Barker,  A.  S.  Deep- 
sea  sounding.  Brief  account  of  the  work 
done  by  the  U.  S.  S.  Enterprise  in  deep-sea 
sounding  during  1883-86.  1892.  — 1675 

Enterprising  impresario,  The.  Beale,  T.  W. 

(W.  Maynard,  pseud.)  1271 

Enterrement  aux  Carpathes,  Un :  nouvelle. 

25  pp.  (Elizabeth,  Queen  of  Roumania  (Carmen  Sylva, 
pseud.)  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  46,  1890, 
p.  31.) 

Entertaining  and  marvellous  repository  :  con¬ 
taining  biography,  manners  and  customs, 
tales,  adventures,  essays,  poetry,  etc.  Boston, 
1827.  2  v.  18°.  2337 

Entlioven,  L.  Zu  Appian.  1  p.  ( Rheinisch . 
mus.  n.  s.  v.  46, 1891,  p.  480.) 

Enthusiasm.  Taylor,  I.  Natural  history  of 
enthusiasm.  1844.  — 1456 

-  Rootli,  W.  Religious  value  of  enthusiasm.  7  pp.  (N. 

Am.  Rev.  v.  148,  1889,  p.  743.)— Thomson,  J.  A.  S.  Mili¬ 
tary  enthusiasm  as  a  means  of  recruiting.  19  pp.  (  Westm. 
Rev.  v.  136,  1891,  p.  624.) 

See  also  Ecstasy.— Fanaticism.— Moral  philos¬ 
ophy.— Superstition. 


ENTOMOLOGICAL  SOCIETY 


1316 


ENVIRONS  DE  PARIS 


Entomological  Society  of  London.  Transac¬ 
tions,  1884-96.  London,  1884-96.  13  v.  — 3683 
Note—  For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Entomological  Society  of  Philadelphia.  See 
American  Entomological  Society. 

Entomology.  See  Insects. 

Entomostraca. 

Jones,  T.  R.  Monograph  of  the  entomos¬ 
traca  of  the  cretaceous  formation  of  England. 
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- Monograph  of  the  tertiary  entomostraca 

of  England.  1856.  ( Palaeont .  Soc.  v.  9.) 

—1592 

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traca  from  Nagpur.  5  pp.  1  pi.  (Zool.  Soc.  Lond.  Proc. 
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entomostracous  Crustacea.  5  pp.  1  pi.  ( Ann.  Mag.  Nat. 
Hist.  3  s.  v.  10, 1862,  p.  1.)— Description  of  2  new  species  of 
entomostraca.  2  pp.  ( Ann.  Mag.  Nat.  Hist.  3  s.  v.  7, 1861, 
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V.  2,  1868,  pp.  30,  178,  220;  4  s.  v.  3,  1869,  p.  45 ;  4  s.  v.  10, 
1872,  p.  1.)— and  Robertson,  D.  Contributions  to  the 
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Hist.  4  s.  v.  9,  1872,  p.  48 ;  4  s.  v.  12,  1873,  p.  126 ;  4  s.  v.  13, 
1874,  p.  114.)— Fisclier,  S.  Beitraege  zur  kenntniss  der 
entomostraceen.  38  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denk- 
schr.  v.  31 :  Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  8,  pt.  3, 

1860,  p.  645.) — Herrick,  C.  L.  Fresh-water  entomos¬ 
traca.  5  pp.  4  pi.  (Am.  Nat.  v.  13,  1879,  p.  620.)— Hol¬ 
land,  ( — ).  Prehensile  antennae  of  the  entomostraca. 
3  pp.  (Science-gossip,  1870,  p.  127.) 

See  also  Aptis.  —  Cirripeds.  —  Copepoda.  —  Crus¬ 
tacea.—  Invertebrates.—1 Trilobites. 

Entozoa.  Baird,  W.  Description  of  some  new 

species  of  intestinal  worms  in  the  collection  of  the 
British  Museum.  3  pp.  (Ann.  Mag.  Nat.  Hist.  3  s.  v.  7, 

1861,  p.  228.) — Cobbold,  T.  S.  Brief  notice  of  results 
obtained  by  experiments  with  entozoa.  3  pp.  (Linnean 
Soc.  Joum.  Zool.  v.  8,  1865,  p.  141.) — Observations  on 
entozoa,  with  experiments.  3  pp.  (Linnean  Soc.  Journ. 
Zool.  v.  5,  1861,  p.  255.)— On  beef  and  pork  as  sources  of 
entozoa.  1  p.  (Am.  J.  Sci.  2  s.  v.  41,  1866,  p.  283.) — On  the 
prevalence  of  entozoa  in  the  dog,  with  remarks  on  their 
relation  to  public  health.  16  pp.  (Linnean  Soc.  Joum. 
Zool.  v.  9, 1868,  p.  281.) — Supposed  encysted  entozoon  with 
ova.  2  pp.  ( Quart.  Joum.  Micros.  Sci.  n.  s.  v.  14,  1874, 
p.  179.)  —  Cornu,  M.  Growth  and  migrations  of  hel¬ 
minths.  2  pp.  (Nature,  v.  7,  1873,  p.  265.) — Foster,  M. 
On  the  existence  of  glycogen  in  the  tissues  of  certain 
entozoa.  4  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  London,  Proc.  v.  14,  1865, 
p.  543.) —  Krabbe,  H.  On  the  entozoa  of  man  and  the 
domestic  animals  in  Iceland.  4  pp.  (Ann.  Mag.  Nat. 
Hist.  3  s.  v.  19,  1867,  p.  180.)— Researches  on  the  occur¬ 
rence  of  intestinal  worms  in  the  intestinal  canal  of  the 
horse.  2  pp.  (Ann.  Mag.  Nat.  Hist.  5  s.  v.  6,  1880,  p.  96.) 
— Feidy,  J.  Contributions  to  helminthology.  3  pp. 
(Phila.  Acad.  Nat.  Sci.  Proc.  1859,  p.  110.) — Notes  on  some 
parasitic  worms.  3  pp.  (Phila.  Acad.  Nat.  Sci.  Proc.  1875, 
p.  14.)— Linstow,  O.  von.  Report  on  the  entozoa.  19  pp. 
2  pi.  (Challenger  Exped.  Zool.  v.  23.)— Pouchet,  F.  A., 
and  Verrier,  ( — ).  Experiments  on  the  migrations  of  the 
entozoa.  3  pp.  (Ann.  Mag.  Nat.  Hist.  3  s.  v.  10, 1862,  p.  77.) 
— Stewart,  C.  Helminthology.  131pp.  (In  his  Elements 
of  nat.  hist.  v.  2,  p.  313.)— Vail  Beneden,  P.  J.  In  his 
Animal  parasites  and  messmates,  p.  183.  60  pp.  (Inter- 
nat.  Sci.  S.)— On  the  transmigration  of  entozoa.  3  pp. 
(Quart.  Journ.  Micros.  Sci.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1862,  p.  270.) — Trans¬ 
formation  des  entozoaires.  6  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad. 
Sci.  Compt.  rend.  v.  54,  1862,  p.  1157 ;  v.  55,  1862,  p.  132.)— 


Vi  I  lot,  A.  On  the  helminthological  fauna  of  the  coast 
of  Brittany.  3  pp.  (Ann.  Mag.  Nat.  Hist.  4  s.  v.  16,  1875, 
p.  146.) — ' Weinland,  D.  F.  Plan  adopted  by  nature  for 
the  preservation  of  various  species  of  helminths.  3  pp. 
(Boston  Soc.  Nat.  Hist.  Proc.  v.  6,  1859,  p.  343.) 

See  also  Invertebrates. — Parasites. — Worms. 

Entree  en  Espagne :  chanson  de  geste.  Gautier, 
E.  T.  L.  2384 

Eutre  -  Rios,  Province,  Argentine  Republic. 
Carbo,  A.,  and  others.  Repdblica  argen- 
tina.  La  provincia  de  Entre-Rios.  1893.  4627 

Entretien  des  bonnes  compagnies.  See  Con- 
teur  amusant. 

Entretiens  d’Ariste  et  d’EugSne.  Bouhours, 
D.  2305 

Entrevue  de  Bayonne  de  1565.  Combes,  F. 

2672 

Entsteliung  der  deutschen  bursehenschaft. 

48  pp.  Bayer,  E.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  18,  1883, 
p.  143.) 

Entsteliung  der  universitaeten  des  mittel- 
alters.  Denifle,  F.  H.,  Universitaeten  des  mit- 
telalters,  v.  1.  — 2372 

Entstelmngszeit  des  Herodotisehen  ge- 
schichtswerkes.  Kirchhoff,  J.  W.  A.  3203 

Entwerfen,  anlage,  und  einrichtung  der  ge- 
baeude.  3  v.  Wagner,  H.,  and  others. 
(Durm,  J.,  and  others,  Handb.  der  architektur, 
4  th.  v.  4  ;  v.  6,  pt.  2  ;  v.  7. )  — 1765 

Entwickelung  der  altgriechischen  heilkunde. 

32  pp.  Uffelmann,  J.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  18,  1883, 
p.  406.) 

Entwickelung  der  verfassung  der  lombar- 
dischen  staedte  bis  zu  der  ankunft  Kaiser 
Friedrich  I  in  Italien.  Leo,  H.  — 2315 

Entwickelung  des  kriegswesens  und  der 
kriegfuehrung  in  der  ritterzeit.  4  v.  in  6. 
Koehler,  G.  — 2775 

Entwickelungsgescliichte  des  substantivier- 
ten  infinitivs.  Birklein,  F.  (Schanz,  M., 
Beitraeqe  zur  histor.  syntax  der  qr.  spraclie, 
v.  3,  no.  1. )  —2153 

Entwickelungspliasen  des  religioesen  lebens 

im  hellenischen  alterthum.  29  pp.  Gravenhorst,  E.  T. 
(Samml.  vnssens.  vortrg.  v.  16,  1881,  p.  313.) 

Entwicklung  und  organisation  der  volksbib- 
liotheken.  Reyer,  E.  W.  37 

Enumeratio  plantarum  Guatemalensium.  4  v. 
Smith,  J.  D.  (Ed.)  — 2666 

Enuresis  nocturna,  Causes  and  treatment  of. 

18  pp.  Peyer,  A.  ( Clinical  lectures,  3  s.  p.  327  :  New  Syden¬ 
ham  Soc.  v.  148.) 

See  also  Urine. 

Envers  de  l’histoire  contemporaine.  197  pp. 

Balzac,  H.  de,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  12,  p.  567. 

Enville,  or  Enfield,  England.  Scott,  W.  Hagley, 

Enville,  and  Himley.  41pp.  (In  his  Stourbridge  and  its 
vicinity,  p.  249.) 

See  also  Staffordshire. 

Environs  de  Paris,  Histoire  des.  4  v.  Tou- 
chard-Lafosse,  G.  .2684 


ENVY 


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EPHRAEM,  the  Syrian 


Envy.  Bacon,  Sir  F.  Of  envy.  10  pp.  ( Essays , 

tvith  annotations  byR.  Whately,  4  ed.  p.  90.)—  Cyprian  us, 
T.  C.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Carthage.  De  zelo  et  livore.  16  pp. 
( Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  p.  417 :  Vienna,  Akad.  wissens.  Corpus 
script,  eccles.  Lat.  v.  3,  pt.  1.) — On  jealousy  and  envy. 
12  pp.  ( Treatises ,  p.  266:  Libr.  of  Fathers',  Writings,  v.  2, 
p.  39:  Antc-Nicene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  13.) — lVazlitt,  W. 
Envy.  10  pp.  (Sketches  and  essays,  p.  310.) 

See  also  Moral  philosophy. — Passions. 

Enzinas.  See  Encinas. 

Enzio,  King  of  Sardinia.  Circa  1224-72.  Rime. 

3  pp.  (Ancona,  A.  d’,  and  Comparetti,  D.  P.,  Antiche 
rime  volgari,  v.  1,  p.  470 :  Coll,  di  opere  ined.  o  rare,  v.  41.) 

Eobanus  Hessus,  Helius.  1488-1540. 

Noriberga  illustrata  und  andere  staedtege- 
dichte.  Herausg.  von  Joseph  Neff.  Mit  illus- 
trationen  des  16  jahrh.  und  kunsthistorischen 
erlaeuterungen  von  Valer  von  Loga.  Berlin, 
1896.  12°.  (Lat.  litteraturdenkmaeler  des  15 

u.  16  jahrh.  v.  12. )  4227 

Eocene  of  the  United  States.  Clark,  W.  B. 
(Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  Correlation 
papers. )  — 1654 

Eon  de  Beaumont,  Charles  Genevieve  Louise 
Auguste  Andre  Timothee,  Chevalier  d’’ Eon. 

Short  sketch  of  some  remarkable  occur¬ 
rences  during  the  residence  of  the  late  Che¬ 
valier  d’Eon  in  England.  1810.  4773 

-  Telfer,  J.  B.  Strange  career  of  the  Che¬ 
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1885.  5892 

-  Russell,  W.  Chevalier  d’Eon.  6  pp.  (In  his  Eccentric 

personages,  p.  268.) 

Eos.  Knapp,  P.  Nike  und  E.  8  pp.  ( Philo - 

logus,  v.  53,  1894,  p.  554.) 

Epaminondas.  Vischer,  W.  Epameinondas. 

36  pp.  (Kleine  schriften,  v.  1,  p.  272.) 

Epaone,  Council  of.  Acta  concilii  Epaonensis. 

10  pp.  (Avitus,  S.  A.  E.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Vienne,  Opera,  p.  165 : 
Monumenta  German,  hist.  Auctor.  antiq.  v.  6,  pt.  2.) 

Eparclius,  Antonio.  Legrand,  E.  Antoine 

Eparque.  16  pp.  (In  his  Bibliogr.  hellgnique,  v.  1,  p.  ccx.) 

Epee,  Charles  Michel  de  1’,  Abb 6.  See  L’Epee, 
C.  M.  de,  Abbi. 

Eperlecques,  France.  Laplane,  H.  de.  Ruines 

du  chateau  d’E.  4  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Bull.  1853- 
54,  p.  68.) 

Epervier,  Lai  de  1\  Paris,  G.  B.  P.  (Ed.)  2394 
Epervier,  Livre  de  P.  Constans,  L.  (Ed. )  (Soc. 
pour  P etude  des  langues  romanes,  Pub.  spec. 
no.  11. )  2395 

Epervier  folanc.  34  pp.  (Delvau,  A.,  Coll,  des 

romans  de  chevalerie,  v.  4,  p.  281.) 

Epeur.  5  pp.  Hoffmann,  E.  (Rhcinisch.  mus. 

n.  s.  v.  42, 1887,  p.  479.) 

Ephemerides.  2  v.  Casaubon,  I.  4783 

Ephemeris.  American  ephemeris  and  nautical 
almanac  for  1855-83,  85-98.  1852-95, 45  v.  — 2473 

See  also  Almanacs,  Calendars,  etc. — Astronomy. 
— Navigation. — Planets. 

Ephemeris  epigrapliica  corporis  inscrip- 
tionum  Latinarum  supplementum  edita  jussu 
Instituti  Archaeologici  Romani.  7  v.  and 
2  pts.  Henzen,  W.,  and  others  (Eds.)  2251 


Ephemeris  parliamentary.  Fuller,  T.  2542 

Ephesians,  Epistle  to.  See  Bible,  N.  T., 
Ephesians. 

Ephesus,  Lydia.  Fergusson,  J.  Temple  of 
Diana  at  Ephesus.  1883.  1782 

-  Curtins,  C.  Inschriften  aus  Ephesos.  55  pp.  (Hermes, 

v.  4,  1870,  p.  174.) — Mas  I,atric,  J.  M.  J.  L.  de.  Com¬ 
merce  d’Ephfese  et  de  Milet  au  moyen  age.  (Traitg 
venitien  de  1403  avec  l’Emir  de  Palatcha.)  13  pp.  (Bib- 
lioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  25,  1863,  p.  219.)— Murray,  A. 
S.  Remains  of  archaic  temple  of  Artemis  at  E.  10  pp. 
2  pi.  (Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  10,  1889,  p.  1.)  — 
Thierry,  A.  S.  D.  Revanche  du  brigandage  d’EphSse. 
38  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1872,  2  pgr.  v.  98,  p.  57.) — 
Waldstein,  C.  Temple  of  the  Ephesian  Artemis  and 
the  ancient  silver  patera  from  Bernay.  11pp.  (Century 
Mag.  v.  11,  1886,  p.  136.)  —Weber,  G.  Un  monument 
circulaire  &  Ephese  ou  prgtendu  tombeau  de  St.  Luc. 
13  pp.  (Rev.  archiol.  3  s.  v.  17,  1891,  p.  36.) 

Ephesus,  Council  of.  Bright,  W.  (Ed. )  Canons 
of  the  first  four  general  councils  of  Nicaea, 
Constantinople,  Ephesus,  and  Chalcedon. 
With  notes.  1892.  —4287 

-  Canones.  [Gr.  el  Lat.]  20  pp.  (Routh,  M.  J.,  Script. 

eccles.  opuscula,  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

Eplieyre,  Charles,  pseud.  See  Richet,  C. 

Ephialtes.  Cox,  G.  W.  Ephialtes.  8  pp.  (In 

his  Lives  of  Gr.  statesmen,  2  s.  p.  1.) 

Epliippus,  of  A  t hens.  B.  C.  4  cent.  Fragmenta. 

[Gr.]  15  pp.  (Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  2,  pt.  1, 
p.  250 ;  Meineke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  322.) 

-  Kock,  K.  T.  Alexandras  von  Pherae  und  die  Arte¬ 
mis  des  komikers  E.  7  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  37, 
1882, p.  130.) 

Epliorus,  of  Cumae ,  the  Elder.  Busolt,  G. 

Ephoros  als  quelle  fuer  die  schlacht  bei  Salamis ; 
Ephoros  ueber  die  verluste  bei  Salamis  und  bei  Plataiai. 
4  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  38,  1883,  pp.  627,  629.) — 
Dopp,  E.  Geburtsolympiade  des  E.  und  Theopomp  bei 
Suidas.  4  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  25,  1890,  p.  308.)— Vogel,  F. 
Ephorus  und  Diodor  ueber  den  ausbruch  des  pelopon- 
nesischen  krieges.  8  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  44, 1889, 
p.  532.)  —  Wiiiwlerer,  K.  Ein  Ephorusfragment  bei 
Polybius.  6  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  53,  1894,  p.  436.) 

Ephraem,  or  Ephraim,  St. ,  the  Syrian.  Circa 
308-373. 

Opera  omnia  quae  exstant  Graece,  Syriace, 
Latine,  ad  MSS.  codices  Vaticanos  aliosque 
castigata,  multis  aucta,  nova  interpretation  e, 
praefationibus,  notis,  variantibus  lectionibus 
illustrata :  nunc  primum  .  .  .  e  Bibliotheca 
Vaticana  prodeunt  [studio  Josephi  Assemani, 
Petri  Benedicti,  et  Stephani  Evodii  Assemani] . 
Romae,  1732-46.  6  v.  fo.  — 4161 

Contents.  In  Abdiam  prophetam  explanatio,  v.  5. 
—  In  vitam  beati  Abraamii,  et  neptis  ejus  Mariae, 
v.  2— In  Abraham  et  Isaac,  v.  2. — De  abrenuncia- 
tione,  v.  3. — Acta  S.  P.  N.  Ephraemi  Syriaca  auctore 
anonymo,  v.  6.— De  secundo  adventu,  v.  3.— De  secundo 
adventu,  et  judicio,  v.  3. — Sermo  de  agone,  v.  3. — De 
amorc  pauperum,  v.  3.— In  Amos  prophetam  ex¬ 
planatio,  v.  5. — Ad  animain  negligentem,  v.  3.— De 
Antichristo,  v.  2. — In  SS.  Apostolos,  v.  3.— Paraene- 
sis  ad  ascetas,  v.  2.— Assemani,  G.  S.  Praefationes; 
Prolegomena,  v.  1-3.  —  Assemani,  S.  E.,  Abp.  of  Apa- 
maea.  In  novam  Operum  Sancti  Ephraemi  Syri  edi- 
tionem  epistola,  v.  6. — In  illud,  Attende  tibi  ipsi,  v.  1. — 
Encomium  in  magnum  Basilium,  v.  2. — Beatitu- 
dines,  v.  1.— De  beatitudinibus,  atque  infelicita- 
tibus,  v.  2.— Bcncdetti  (Mobarek),  P.  Antirrheticon 
seu  confutatio  annotationum  Joannis  Kohlii  ad  geminos 
Sancti  Ephraemi  de  Sacra  Coena  sermones ;  De  eodem 


EPHRAEM,  the  Syrian 


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EPHRAEM,  the  Syrian 


augustissimo  Eucharistiae  sacramento  antirrheticon 
alterum  adversus  R.  P.  Le  Brunum,  et  Eusebium  Renau- 
dotium,  v.  3. — Praefationes,  v.  4,  5. — De  exercitatione 
bonorum  operiiin,  v.  3.— Cantica,  v.  3.— De  cari- 
tate,  v.  3.— Adhortatio,  sive  catechesis  ad  monachos, 
v.  2.— De  charitate,  et  eleemosyna,  v.  2.— Sermo  in  eos, 
qui  in  Christo  obdormierunt,  v.  3. — Et  erat  condens 
civitatem,  v.  2.— De  VIII  cogitationibus,  v.  2.— De 
compunctione,  v.  1. — Confessio  seu  precatio  ad 
Deum,  v.  1.  —  De  contenitu  vanitat uni,  v.  3.  —  De 
continentia,  v.  3.  —  De  conversation©  fratrum 
mutua  in  concordia,  et  dilectione,  v.  3. — Narratio  ad 
monachos  de  sua  conversion©,  v.  3.— De  abstinendo  a 
cupiditatihiis  carnalibus,  v.  3.— De  operatione  per- 
versi  dacinonis,  v.  3.— In  Danielein  prophetam,  v.  2. 
— In  Danielem  prophetam  explanatio,  v.  5. — In  Ileute- 
roiioinium  explanatio,  v.  4. — Dicta,  v.  3.— De  habenda 
semper  in  mente  die  exitus  vitae,  v.  3.— De  domina 
sala,  v.  2. — De  nativitate  Domini  sermones,  v.  5. — De 
secundo  adventu  Domini,  v.  3. — In  adventum  Domini, 
v.  3.  —  In  secundum  adventum  Domini  Nostri  Jesu 
Christi,  v.  1,  2.  —  In  transflgurationem  Domini,  Dei, 
et  Salvatoris  Nostri  Jesu  Christi,  v.  2. — In  illud:  Duo 
erunt  in  agro,  v.  3.  —  De  ebrietate  vini  fugienda, 
ac  de  vitando  consortio  mulierum,  v.  3.— De  paradiso 
Eden,  v.  6.— In  Sanctum  Eliani  prophetam,  v.  3.— 
In  Esaiam  prophetam  explanatio,  v.  5.— In  Exodnin 
explanatio,  v.  4. — In  Ezeciiielein  prophetam  explana¬ 
tio,  v.  5.— De  testis  diebus,  v.  3.— De  tide,  v.  2.— De 
fide  sermones  polemici  adversus  serutatores,  v.  6. — De  iis, 
qui  Filii  Dei  naturam  scrutantur,  v.  3.— Sermo  de  tine 
vitae  suae,  v.  2.— Adhortatio  ad  fratres,  v.  3.— Ex¬ 
planatio  in  Genesim,  v.  4. — Ne  decipiamur  Gcnti- 
lium  erroribus,  v.  3. — De  divina  gratia,  v.  3.— Grego¬ 
rius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Nyssa.  Encomium  in  S.  patrem  nostrum 
Ephraem  Syrum,  v.  1. — Sermones  polemici  LVI  adversus 
baereses,  v.  5. — Adversus  tiaereticos,  v.  2. — De  Heli 
sacerdoti,  v.  3. — In  Hoseani  prophetam  explanatio,  v.  5. 
— Quomodo  quis  liuniilitatem  sibi  comparet,  v.  1. — 
Ilyin nus,  v.  3.  —  Hypnninisticiiin,  sive  epistola, 
v.  1.— De  his,  qui  animas  ad  impudicitiain  pelliciunt, 
quum  dicant  nihil  mali  esse,  v.  3.— De  inspiration©, 
v.  2. — lnterrogationes  ac  responsiones,  v.  3.— Interro- 
gationes  et  responsiones,  v.  2. — De  quibusdam  interro- 
gationibus,  v.  2.— Jared,  v.  2.— De  jejtinio,  v.  3.— In 
Jereiniae  prophetae  Threnos,  v.  5.— In  Jeremiani 
prophetam  explanatio,  v.  5. — In  librum  Job  explanatio, 
v.  5.— In  Joelem  prophetam  explanatio,  v.  5.— In  Jonam 
prophetam,  et  de  poenitentia  Ninivitarum,  v.  3.— In  pul- 
cherrimum  Joseph,  v.  2. — In  Josue  explanatio,  v.  4. — 
Adversus  Judaeos,  v.  6. — De  die  judicii,  v.  3. — De 
judicio,  v.  3. — De  judicio,  et  compunctione,  v.  2. — De 
judicio,  et  resurrectione,  v.  3.— In  librum  Jtidicum  ex¬ 
planatio,  v.  4. — De  Juliano  asceta,  v.  3. — In  Eeviticum 
explanatio,  v.  4.— De  libero  hnmanae  voluntatis 
arbitrio.  v.  6. — De  morbo  linguae,  et  pravis  affecti- 
bus,  v.  2.— De  locis  beatis,  v.  3.— De  Eotli,  v.  3.— De 
luctaniine  spiritali,  v.  3. — Eudicris  rebus  absti- 
neuduin,  v.  3. — Quod  ludicris  rebus  abstinendum  sit 
Christianus,  et  de  amore  pauperum,  v.  3.  —  In  Mala- 
chiam  prophetam  explanatio,  v.  5. — De  inansionibus 
beatis,  v.  3.— De  sanctissimae  Dei  genitricis  Virginis 
Mariae  laudibus,  v.  3.— Encomium  in  gloriosos  mar- 
tyres,  v.  2. — Encomium  in  martyres,  v.  3. — Encomium 
in  sanctos  XL  martyres,  v.  2.— Homiliain  meretricem, 
v.  3. — In  Micheam  prophetam  explanatio,  v.  5.— De 
monachis,  v.  3.— Institutio  ad  monachos,  v.  3.— De 
recordatione  mortis,  v.  3. — De  morn  in  perversitate, 
v.  2. — Sermo  in  mulierem  peccatricem,  v.  2.— Ad¬ 
versus  improbas  mulieres,  v.  3. — Jfecrosima,  seu 
funebres  canones,  v.  6.  —  Ad  Joannem  monachum,  ut 
abstineat  a  Nestorii  insania,  et  blasphemia,  v.  3. — In 
IV  Pentateuchi  librum,  qui  Numeri  dicitur,  explanatio, 
v.  4. — Septem  sunt  occupationes  moiiachi,  v.  3. — De 
oration©,  v.  3.— Orationes,  v.  3.— De  panoplia  ad 
monachos,  v.  3.— Paraenesis,  v.  2.— In  sanctam  para- 
sceven,  etin  crucem,  v.  3.— De  passionibus  animi, 
v.  1.— De  pat  ient  ia,v.  2.— De  patientia,  et  compunctione, 
v.  3.— Paraenesis  de  patientia,  et  animae  compunctione, 


v.  2. — Ode  optime  fluens,  in  eos  qui  quotidie  peccant, 
et  quotidie  poenitentiam  agunt,  v.  3.— De  perfection© 
liominis,  v.  3. — De  perfection©  monachi,  v.  2. — 
De  poenitentia,  v.  1,  3. — Paraeneses,  seu  adhortationes 
ad  poenitentiam,  v.  6.— Precatio,  v.  1. — Preca- 
tioncs,  v.  3.— Ad  imitationem  Proverbiorum,  v.  1. — 
De  psalmo,  v.  3. — De  rebus  gestis  scriptisque  Sancti 
Ephraem  Syri  Graecorum  Latinorumque  veterum  testi- 
monia;  De  rebus  gestis,  scriptis,  edition ibusque  Sancti 
Ephraem  Syri  recentiorum  auctorum  judicia ;  Recensio 
sermonum  S.  Ephraem  Syri,  qui  Latinetypis  prodierunt, 
quique  exstant  manu  exarati ;  S.  Ephraem  Syri  sermones 
Graeci,  v.  1. — De  recta  vivendi  ratione,  v.  2.— In 
librum  Regnorum  explanatio,  v.  4.— Ad  renuiici- 
antcs,  v.  3. — Sermo  de  vera  renunciation©,  v.  3. — 
Reprehensio  sui  ipsius,  atque  confessio,  v.  1,  3. — De 
resurrectione,  et  judicio,  v.  3.  —  De  resurrectione 
mortuorum,  v.  3.  —  De  resurrectionis  die,  v.  3. — 
Quod  non  oporteat  ridere,  et  extolli;  sed  plangere 
potius,  et  nos  ipsos  deflere,  v.  1. — De  sacerdotio,  v.  3. 
— De  passione  Salvatoris,  v.  3. — In  Samuelem  ex¬ 
planatio,  v.  4.— De  non  seandalizando  proximo, 
et  de  recta  vitae  ratione,  v.  3. — In  selecta  Divinae 
Scripturae  loca  sermones  exegetici,  v.  5.— Excerpta 
ex  catenis  Graecis  in  Scriptiiram,  v.  2. — Sententiae, 
v.  3.— Sermo  animae  utilis,  v.  3.— Sermo  asceticus,  v.  1,  3. 
— Sermo  heptasyllabus,  v.  1.— Sermo  in  fratrem  defunc- 
tum,  v.  3.— Sermo  paraeneticus.v.  1. — Sermo  tetrasyllabus, 
v.  1. — De  diversis  sermones,  v.  6. — Duo  sermones,  v.  3. 
— Sermones  compunctorii,  v.  1.— Sermones  in  patres  de- 
functos,  v.  1.  —  Sermones  paraenetici  ad  monachos 
iEgypti,  v.  2. — Adhortatio  de  silentio,  et  quiete,  v.  3. — 
De  statu  spiritual!,  v.  2.— Ad  eversionem  superbiae, 
v.  1. — De  non  suspiciendis  rebus  hisce  momentaneis, 
v.  3.— Symeon  Metaphrastes,  or  Logotheta.  Vita,  et  res 
gestae  Sancti  patris  nostri  Ephraem  Syri,  v.  1.— Quomodo 
anima  cum  lacrymis  debeat  orare  Deum,  quando  ten  tu¬ 
tu  r  ab  inimico,  v.  1. — Adversus  eos,  qui  dicunt,  terrae 
motus  a  terrae  inflatione  fieri,  v.  3. — Testamentum, 
v.  2.  —  Orientalium  ecclesiarum  de  Sancto  Ephraemo 
testimonia,  v.  4. — Threni,  v.  3.— De  timore  anima- 
rum,  v.  1.— Oratioin  vanam  vitam,  v. 3. — De  virgini- 
tatc,  v.  3. — De  virtute,  v.  1.— De  virtutibus,  et  passi- 
onibus,  v.  3. — De  virtutibus,  et  vitiis,  v.  1. — De  directione 
virtutis,  v.  3. — De  his,  quae  haec  vita  continet,  v.  3. — 
Vita  Sancti  patris  nostri  Ephraem  Syri  incerto  auctore, 
v.  1. — Consilium  de  vita  spirituali,  v.  1. — Ad  correc- 
tionem  eorum,  qui  vitiose  vivunt,  et  honores  appe- 
tunt,  v.  I.— In  Znchariam  prophetam  explanatio,  v.  5. 

- Due  sermoni  e  la  laudazione  di  Iosef.  Volga- 

rizzamento  del  buon  secolo  non  mai  fin  qui 
stampato,  pub.  per  cura  di  Achille  Neri.  Bo¬ 
logna,  1867.  12°.  ( Scelta  di  curiositcl  lette- 

rarie ,  no.  78.)  2322 

-  Assemani,  S.  E.,  Abp.  of  Apamaea.  In  novam  Ope- 

rum  Sancti  Ephraemi  Syri  editionem  epistola.  11  pp. 
(Ephraem,  St.,  the  Syrian,  Opera  omnia,  v.  6,  p.  i.) — S. 
Ephraem  Syri  sermones  Graeci.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  101  pp. 
(In  his  Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  p.  ciii.) — Recensio  sermonum 
S.  Ephraem  Syri,  qui  Latine  typis  prodierunt,  quisque 
exstant  manu  exarati.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  22  pp.  (In  his  Opera 
omnia,  v.  1,  p.  Ixxxi.) 

-  Acta  S.  P.  N.  Ephraemi  Syriaca  auctore  anonymo. 

[Syr.  et  Lat.]  41pp.  (In  his  Opera  omnia,  v.  6,  p.  xxiii.) 
— C.,  L.  St.  Ephrem.  20  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  8, 1844, 
p.  433.)— Gregorius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Nyssa.  Encomium  in  S. 
patrum  nostrum  Ephraem  Syrum.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  19  pp. 
(Ephraem,  St.,  the  Syrian,  Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  p.  i.) — De 
rebus  gestis  scriptisque  Sancti  Ephraem  Syri  Graeco¬ 
rum  Latinorumque  veterum  testimonia;  De  rebus  gestis, 
scriptis,  editionibusque  Sancti  Ephraem  Syri  recentio¬ 
rum  auctorum  judicia.  [Gr.  et  Lat]  49  pp.  (In  his 
Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  pp.  i,  lii. ) — Symeon  Metaphrastes. 
Vita,  et  res  gestae  Sancti  patris  nostri  Ephraem  Syri. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.]  10  pp.  (Ephraem,  St.,  the  Syrian,  Opera 
omnia,  v.  1,  p.  xx.) — Orientalium  ecclesiarum  de  Sancto 
Ephraemo  testimonia.  2  pp.  (In  his  Opera  omnia, 


EPHRAEM,  the  Syrian 


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v.  4.)— Vita  Sancti  patris  nostri  Ephraem  Syri  incerto 
auctore.  [Or.  et  Lat.]  5  pp.  (In  his  Opera  omnia,  v.  1, 
p.  xxix.) 

Epliraim.  See  Ephraem. 

Eplirata,  Pa.  Pyle,  H.  A  peculiar  people. 

10  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  79,  1889,  p.  776.)— Sachse,  J.  F. 
Registers  of  the  Ephrata  community.  32  pp.  (Pa.  Mag. 
Hist.  v.  14,  1890,  pp.  297,  387.)— Scidensticker,  O.  W. 
A  colonial  monastery.  15  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  1,  1881, 
p.  209.) 

Epi  cl’Egypte:  nouvelle.  40  pp.  Noel,  J. 

(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  misse,  3  pfir.  v.  20,  1883,  p.  267.) 

Epic  and  heroic  poetry. 

Apollonius  Rhodius.  Argonautica.  Ad 
fldem  librorum  manuscriptorum  et  editionum 
antiquarum,  recensuit ...  A.  Weiler.  [Or.] 
1828,  2  v.  3265 

-  Ariosto,  L.  Orlando  Furioso,  con  prefa- 

zione  de  G.  Carducci.  1881.  2361 

Note.  —  For  another  ed.  see  his  name  in  general 
alphabet. 

-  Barlow,  J.  Vision  of  Columbus.  1793. 

Note.  —  For  another  ed.  see  his  name  in  general 
alphabet. 

-  Boiardo,  M.  M.,  Conte  di  Scandiano.  Or¬ 
lando  innamorato  .  .  .  notes  by  A.  Panizzi. 
1830-31,  5  v.  2362 

-  Camoens,  L.  de.  Os  Lusiadas.  Edicao  .  .  . 

revisao  do  texto  do  poema  e  observasoes  phi- 
lologicas,  por  A.  Coelho.  1880.  2362 

The  same.  Englished  by  R.  F.  Burton. 
1880,  2  v.  2366 

Note. — For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  his  name  in  general 
alphabet. 

-  Casti,  G.  B.  Animali  parlanti.  1821,  4  v. 

( Opere  varie,  v.  1-4. )  — 1197 

-  Cid,  Poema  del.  Nach  der  einzigen  Ma- 

d  rider  handschrift  mit  einleitung  herausg. 
von  K.  Vollmoeller.  1879.  2396 

Note.— For  another  ed.  see  Cid  in  general  alphabet. 

-  Cynewulf.  Christ ;  an  eighth  century 

English  epic,  ed.,  with  a  modern  reading  by 
I.  Gollancz.  1892.  1325 

-  Dante  Alighieri.  Divina  Commedia. 

Riveduta  nel  testo  e  commentata  da  G.  A. 
Scartazzini.  1874-82,  3  v.  2387 

The  same.  Tr.  by  H.  W.  Longfellow.  [1896], 
3  v.  (Longfellow,  H.  W.,  Works,  v.  9-11. )  3145 
The  same.  Uebersetzt  von  K.  Witte.  1876, 
2  V.  2387 

Note. — For  other  eds.  and  trs.  sec  his  name  in  general 
alphabet. 

-  Ecbasis  captivi,  das  aelteste  thierepos  des 

mittelalters.  Herausg.  von  F.  A.  E.  Voigt. 
1875.  (Brink,  B.  E.  C.  ten,  and  others,  Quellen 
und  forschungen,  v.  8.)  —3166 

-  Exploits  de  Basile  Dig^nis  Acritas.  Le- 

grand,  E.  (Ed.)  1892.  ( Biblioth .  gr.  vulgaire , 
v.  6.)  3273 

-  Exploits  de  Digenis  Akritas.  Sathas,  C. 

N.,  and  Legrand,  E.  (Eds.)  1875.  3273 

-  Firdusi,  Abu’l  Kasim  Mansur  Ben  Ahmed 

Ben  Fakhr  Ed-Din.  Epic  of  kings :  stories 
retold  from  Firdusi  by  H.  Zimmern.  1882. 

3167 


- Gubernatis,  A.  de.  Florilegio  epico.  1883. 

(In  his  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  6. )  W.  48 

-  Homerus.  Carmina,  Ilias  et  Odyssea  .  .  . 

cum  notis  R.  P.  Knight.  [Gr.]  1820.  3271 

- Iliad.  Tr.  by  T.  S.  Brandreth.  1846, 

2  v.  1338 

- Odyssey,  done  into  English  verse  by  W. 

Morris.  1887,  2  v.  1342 

Note. — For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  his  name  in  general 
alphabet. 

-  Horne,  R.  H.  Orion  :  an  epic  poem.  1874. 

1394 

-  Kalevala  the  epic  poem  of  Finland  into 

English  by  J.  M.  Crawford.  1888,  2  v.  2345 

-  Lucanus,  M.  A.  Pharsaliae  libri  X  ...  re¬ 
censuit  C.  H.  Weise.  1835.  3243 

- Farsalia  de  J.  de  Jauregui.  1825,  2  v. 

(Fernandez,  R.,  Col.  de  poes.  espah.  v.  7,  8.)  2337 
Note. — For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  his  name  in  general 
alphabet. 

- Macpherson,  J.  Phingaleis,  sive  Hibernia 

liberata,  epicum  Ossianis  poema  e  Celtico  ser- 
mone  conversum  .  .  .  ab  A.  Macdonald.  1820. 

- Poems  of  Ossian  in  the  original  Gaelic 

with  a  literal  translation  into  English  ...  by 
A.  Clerk,  together  with  the  English  transla¬ 
tion  by  Macpherson.  1870,  2  v.  1373 

Note. — For  other  trs.  see  his  name  in  preceding  cata¬ 
logue. 

-  Milton,  J.  Paradise  lost.  1834,  2  v.  (Poet. 

works,  1834,  v.  1,  2.)  1392 

The  same.  Tr.  into  the  Manks  language  by 
T.  Christian.  [1872.]  (Manx  Soc.  v.  20.)  2516 
The  same.  Latine  redditum  a  G.  Dobson. 
1750-53,  2  v.  1372 

The  same.  Riportato  in  versi  italiani  da  G. 
Sorelli.  1832.  1394 

Note. — For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  his  name  in  general 
alphabet. 

-  Montiel,  A.  El  Eustaquio,  6  la  religion 

laureada :  poema  epico.  v.  2.  1796.  2303 

-  Tasso,  T.  Gerusalemme  liberata.  v.  2,  3. 

1895,  2  v.  2303 

-  Albrecht,  von  Halberstadt.  Bruchstueck  einer  hand¬ 
schrift  des  Juengern  Titurel ;  Bruchstuecke  von  3  hand- 
schriften  des  Juengern  Titurel.  17  pp.  (Germania,  v.  21, 
1876,  pp.  153,  157.)— Bruchstuecke  von  handschriften  des 
Juengeren  Titurel.  8  pp.  (Germania,  v.  16,  1871,  p.  338.) 
— Leipziger  Titurelbruchstuecke.  24  pp.  (Germania, 
v.  24,  1879,  p.  175.) —  Apfelstedt,  F.  (Ed.)  Bruchstuecke 
eines  unbekannten  epischen  gedichtes.  5  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  26,  1881,  p.  95.)  —  Cowley,  A.  Davideis :  a 
sacred  poem  of  the  troubles  of  David.  154  pp.  (  Works, 
1688.) — Langlois',  E.  (Ed.)  Deux  fragments  gpiques : 
Otinel,  Aspremont.  26  pp.  (Romania,  v.  12,  1883,  p.  433.) 
— Sieber,  L.  (Ed.)  Bruchstuecke  eines  unbekannten 
epischen  gedichtes.  3  pp.  (Germania,  v.  25,  1880,  p.  192.) 
— Silius  Italicus,  C.  De  bello  Punico  II.  94  pp.  (Coll. 
Pisaur.  v.  3,  p.  63.) — Virgllius  9Iaro,  P.  ASneidos  libri 
XII.  74  pp.  (Postgate,  J.  P.,  Corpus  poet.  Lat.  v.  1,  p.  130.) 
— Deux  livres  de  l’Eneide.  [Tr.  par]  J.  Du  Bellay.  103  pp. 
(Du  Bellay,  J.,  (Euvres  frangoises,  v.  1,  p.  333:  Pleiade 
franqoisc. ) 

See  also  Alexander,  the  Great,  Romance.  —  Ame- 
Inngenlied  and  sage. —  Arthur,  King. — Charle¬ 
magne,  Romance.  —  llietrich  von  Hern  sage.  - 
Edda.  —  Flore  and  Blancliellore. — CSudrnn. — 
If  cldensafge. — II  i  Id  eh  rands  lied. — Reynard  the 
Fox.— Walter  of  Aquitaine.  Also  Poetry. 


EPIC  AND  HEROIC  POETRY 


1320 


EPIDAURUS,  Greece 


Epic  ancl  heroic  poetry.  History  and  criticism. 

Bossert,  A.  Literature  allemande  au 
moyen  age  et  les  origines  de  1’ epopee  ger- 
manique.  1882.  2242 

-  Gubernatis,  A.  de.  Storia  della  poesia 

epica.  1S83.  (In  his  Storia  uuiv.  della  letterat. 
V.  5. )  W.  48 

-  Haube,  O.  De  carminibus  epicis  saeculi 

Augusti.  1870.  3242 

-  Hericault,  C.  d’.  Essai  sur  P origin e  de 

1’ epopee  frar^aise  et  sur  son  histoire  au  moyen 
age.  1859.  2383 

-  Le  Bossu,  R.  Traite  du  poeme  epique. 

1708.  1338 

-  Lehrs,  K.  Quaestiones  epicae.  1838.  3283 

-  Nyrop,  K.  Storia  dell’  epopea  francese 

nel  medio  evo.  1886.  2232 

-  Rajna,  P.  Origini  dell’  epopea  francese. 

1884.  2304 

-  Rath  ail,  J.  de.  De  P  existence  d’une 

epopee  franke  a  propos  de  la  decouverte  d’un 
chant  populaire  mdrovingien.  1848.  2304 

-  A.,  J.  On  anticipations  of  futurity  in  epic  poetry. 

10  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  1, 1810,  p.  304. ) — I>ry- 
<lcn,  J.  Discourse  on  epick  poetry.  150  pp.  {Crit.  and 
miscel.  prose  ivorks,  v.  3,  p.  423.)—  Ee  Bossu,  R.  General 
view  of  the  epic  poem.  32  pp.  (Homerus,  Odyssey,  tr. 
by  A.  Pope,  v.  1,  p.  i.)— Eot,  F.  La  croix  des  royaux  de 
France.  4  pp.  {Romania,  v.  20,  1891,  p.  278.) — M.,  R.  On 
the  epic  poetry  of  the  Romans.  17  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 
Class.  Journ.  v.  39,  1829,  p.  341 ;  v.  40,  1829,  p.  14.)— Patin, 
H.  J.  G.  De  la  pogsie  gpique  chez  les  Romains,  au  temps 
de  C£sar  et  d’Auguste.  15  pp.  {Rev.  contemp.  1854,  v.  1, 
p.  536.) — Kujtia.  P.  Contributi  alia  storia  dell’  epopea 
e  del  romanzo  medievale.  117  pp.  {Romania,  v.  14,  1885, 
p.  *93 ;  v.  17,  1888,  p.  161 ;  v.  18,  1889,  p.  1.)— Very,  J.  Epic 
poetry.  19  pp.  {Poems  and  essays,  p.  4.)— Voltaire, 
F.  M.  A.  de.  Essai  sur  la  po€sie  6pique.  80  pp.  {In  his 
Henriade,  p.  327.) 

Epic  of  Hades.  Morris,  L.  1308 

Epic  of  kings.  Firdusi,  Abu’l  Kasim  Mansur 
Ben  Ahmed  Ben  Fakhr  Ed-Din.  3167 

Epic  songs  of  Russia.  Hapgood,  I.  F.  2325 
Epieedion  Drusi.  43  pp.  Haupt,  M.,  Opus- 

cula,  v.  1,  p.  315. 

Epicliarnms.  Lorenz,  A.  O.  F.  Leben  und 
schriften  des  Koers  Epicharmos.  Nebsteiner 
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-  Slaiipt,  M.  De  Epicharmi  epigrammate.  5  pp.  ( Opus - 

cula,  v.  2,  p.  190.) — Snsvmilil.  F.  Die  'hevdeirixappeia. 
4  pp.  {Philologus,  v.  53,  1894,  p.  564.) 

Epi crates,  of  Ambracia.  B.  C.  4  cent.  Frag- 

menta.  [Gr.]  7  pp.  (Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm. 
v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  282;  Meineke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr. 
v.  3,  p.  365.) 

Ei»ics  and  romances  of  the  middle  ages. 
Waegner,  W.  1272 

Epicteta.  Keil,  B.  Testament  der  Epikteta. 

15  pp.  {Hermes,  v.  23,  1888,  p.  289;  v.  25,  1890,  p.  160.) 

Epictetus.  1  cent. 

Dissertationum  ab  Arriano  digestarum  libri 
IV,  ejusdem  Enchiridion,  et  ex  deperditis 
sermonibus  fragmenta.  Post  J.  Uptoni  alio- 
rumque  curas  .  .  .  Latina  versione,  adnota- 


tionibus,  indicibus  illustravit  J.  Schweig- 
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8°.  3202 

Contents.  Dissertationes,  v.  1. — Schweighaeuser,  J. 
Notae  in  Epicteti  Dissertationes,  v.  2.  —  Enchiridii 
parnplt rasas  Christiana,  v.  5. — Enchiridion,  v.  3. 
— Fragmenta,  v.  3. — \ i  1  us,  St.  Manuale  Epicteti  ad 
usum  juvenum  Christianorum  adcommodatum,  v.  5. — 
Schweighaeuser,  J.  Notae  ad  Simplicii  Cominen- 
tarium,  v.  5.— Simplicius.  Commentarius  in  Enchi¬ 
ridion,  v.  4,  5. — Indices,  v.  3. 

-  [Doctrina,  en  Espanol.]  96  pp.  (Quevedo  y  Villegas, 

F.  G.  de,  Obras,  v.  5,  p.  585.)— Translation  of  the  Enchi¬ 
ridion.  22  pp.  (Montagu,  Lady  M.  P.  W.,  Letters,  v.  2, 
p.  391.) 

-  Schweighaeuser,  J.  Notae  ad  Epicteti 

Dissertationes.  1799.  (Epictetus,  Dissertat. 
libri  IV ,  v.  2. )  3202 

-  Simplicius.  Commentarius  in  Epicteti 

Enchiridion  accedit  Enchiridii  paraphrasis 
Christiana.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  1800,  2  v.  (Epic¬ 
tetus,  Dissertat.  libri  IV,  v.  4,  5. )  3202 

-  Buchanan,  R.  Epictetus.  9  pp.  ( In  his  Look  round 

literature,  p.  322.) — Farrar,  F.  W.  Epictetus.  71  pp. 
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Epicteti  ad  usum  juvenum  Christianorum  adcommoda¬ 
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p.  95.)— Quevedo  y  Villegas,  F.  G.  de.  Epicteto  y 
Focilides.  16  pp.  {Obras,  v.  5,  p.  563.) 

Epicurean,  The.  292  pp.  Moore,  T.,  Poet. 

works,  v.  10,  p.  1. 

Epicureans.  Lucretius  Carus,  T.  De  rerum 
natura  libri  VI  ex  ed.  G.  Wakefleldi.  1823, 
4  v.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script  Lat. )  4232 

- On  the  nature  of  things.  Tr.  into  Eng¬ 
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H.  G .,  Class.  Libr.)  1347 

-  IJsener,  H.  Epikureische  schriften  auf  stein.  43  pp. 

{Rhcinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  47,  1892,  p.  414.) 

See  also  Greek  philosophy  and  logic. — Moral 
philosophy. — Philosophy. 

Epicurus.  B.  C.  342-270.  Letter  to  Meneceus. 

7  pp.  (Sheffield,  J.,  Duke  of  Buckinghamshire,  Works,  v.  2, 
1729,  p.  217.)— De  natura.  134  pp.  51  pi.  {Herculan.  vol. 
quae  supersunt  [Gr.  et  Lat.],  v.  2,  10.) — Ilepi  \f/v<recos. 
95  pp.  {Herculan.  vol.  quae  supersunt,  Coll.  II  [Gr.],  v.  6, 
P- 1.) 

- Carrau,  V.  M.  J.  L.  Epicure,  son  gpoque,  sa  religion. 

30  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1888,  3  p6r.  v.  88,  p.  653.) — 
Epicurus  and  Eucretius.  48  pp.  (  Wcstm.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  61,  1882,  p.  299.)— Gomperz,  T.  Ein  brief  Epikurs 
an  ein  kind.  10  pp.  2  pi.  {Hermes,  v.  5,  1871,  p.  386.) — 
Hedge,  F.  H.  Epicurus.  46  pp.  {In  his  Atheism  in 
philosophy,  p.  5.)— Eife  and  morals,  tr.  by  J.  Digby. 
2  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  30,  1824, 
p.  47.)— ttuevedo  y  Villegas,  F.  G.  de.  Defensa  de 
Epicuro.  42  pp.  {Obras,  v.  5,  p.  732.)  —  Sudhaus,  S. 
Aristoteles  in  der  beurtheilung  des  Epikur  und  Philo- 
dem.  13  pp.  ( Rhcinisch .  mus.  n.  s.  v.  48,  1893,  p.  552.) — 
Temple,  Sir  W.  Upon  the  gardens  of  E.  71pp.  {Mis¬ 
cellanea,  v.  2,  p.  73.) 

Epidaurus,  Greece.  Baunack,  J.  Zu  den  in- 

schriften  aus  E.  48  pp.  {Philologus,  v.  54,  1895,  p.  16.) — 
nicEil.  C.  Excavations  of  E.,  1881-87.  27  pp.  {In  his 

Excursions  in  Greece,  p.  331.)—  Gaidoz,  H.  A  propos 
des  chiens  d’Epidaure.  6  pp.  {Rev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  4,  1884, 
p.  217.) — Gardthansen,  V.  Inschriften  aus  E.  10  pp. 
{Rhcinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  45, 1890,  p.  612.)— Mcrriam,  A.  C. 
Marvelous  cures  at  E.  8  pp.  {Am.  Antiq.  v.  6,  1881, 
p.  300.) — Petersen,  E.  Athenastatuen  von  E.  13  pp. 
(K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  11, 


EPIDAURUS,  Greece 


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1886,  p.  309.) — Keinncli.  S.  La  second  stSle  des  gueri- 
sons  miraculeuses  dficouverte  &  Epidaure.  6  pp.  (Rev. 
archHol.  3  s.  v.  5,  1885,  p.  265.) — IlrlioliK,  H.  L.  Ueber 
die  tenipelstatue  des  Thrasymedes  im  Asklepieion  zu  E. 

4  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s.  v.  44,  1889,  p.  474.) — Ziiclicr. 
K.  Zu  den  heilurlcunden  von  E.  8  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  21, 
1886,  p.  467.) 

Epidemic  cholera.  26  pp.  1  pi.  Abbott,  S.  W. 

(Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1884,  Suppl.  p.  315.) 

Epidemic  influenza.  Dixey,  F.  A.  — 3705 

Epidemics. 

Constans,  A.  Relation  sur  une  epidemie 
d’hystgro-demonopathie  en  1861.  1863.  — 3783 

-  Creighton,  C.  History  of  epidemics  in 

Britain  from  A.  D.  664  to  the  extinction  of  the 
plague.  1891-94,  2  v.  — 3796 

-  Boneless,  J.  D.  Cremation  as  a  safeguard  against 

epidemics.  5  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10, 
p.  140.)  —  Cameron,  J.  F.  Camps;  depopulation  of 
Memphis;  epidemics  of  1878  and  1879.  12pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  5,  p.  152.) — Duncan.  T.  C. 
Atmospheric  element  in  epidemics,  and  its  possible  con¬ 
trol.  4  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  7,  p.  214.) 
— Fothergill,  J.,  and  others.  Sketch  of  the  epidemic 
disease,  which  appeared  in  London  towards  the  end  of 
the  year  1775.  29  pp.  (Fothergill,  J.,  Works,  p.  615.)— 
Harris,  E.  Domestic  pestilences  viewed  with  reference 
to  the  sanitary  warfare  against  them.  12  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  6,  p.  124.) — Heyfelder,  O.  Die 
sommerepidemie  in  Buchara  und  die  influenza  des  win¬ 
ters  1889,  90.  4  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  1,  p.  185.)— Hunt, 
E.  M.  Our  present  and  our  needed  knowledge  of  epi¬ 
demics.  14  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  6, 
p.  93.) — Shattuck,  G.  B.  Epidemics  and  disinfection. 
22  pp.  ( Six  lectures  upon  school  hygiene,  p.  91.) 

See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  164,  1887,  p.  193.  Also  Black 
dcatli. —  Cholera. —  Contagion. —  Disinfect  ion. — 
Fever.  —  Germ  theory  of  disease.  —  Hygiene, 
Public. —  Infection. — Influenza. — Plague.— Quar¬ 
antine. —  Smallpox. —  Typhoid  fever.— Typhus 
fever.— Yellow  fever. 

Epidermis.  See  Skin. 

Epi  g'enes,  of  Athens.  B.  C.  4  cent.  Fragmenta. 

[Gr.]  4  pp.  (Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  2,  pt.  1, 
p.  416 ;  Meineke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  537.) 

Epigrams. 

Amos,  A.  Martial  and  the  moderns.  1858. 

3242 

-  Bastard,  T.  Chrestoleros,  seven  bookes 

of  epigrames.  1598  ;  repr.  1888.  ( Spenser  Soc. 
no.  47.)  1314 

-  CaRCANI,  G.  (Ed.)  AvdoXoyias  8ia<popojv  im- 

ypap-parov  eh  eirra  f3ifi\La  Siypypevys  to  irpuiTov  (-to 
trepTTTov  k.  t.  \. )  Raccolta  di  varj  epigrammi 
divisa  in  sette  libri.  [ Gr .  et  Ital- .]  1788-96, 

5  v.  3211 

-  Cordus,  E.  Epigrammata.  1892.  (Latein. 

litteraturdenknuieler  des  15  und  16  jahrh.  v.  5. ) 

4227 

-  Davenport,  R.  A.  Common-place  book 

of  epigrams.  1825.  1318 

-  Flecknoe,  R.  Epigrams  of  all  sorts,  made 

at  divers  times  on  several  occasions.  1670. 

1327 

-  Gubernatis,  A.  de.  Florilegio  di  satire  ed 

epigrammi.  1884.  (In  his  Storia  univ.  della 
letterat.  v.  14.)  W.  48 

-  Mackail,  J.  W.  (Ed.)  Select  epigrams 

from  the  Greek  anthology.  1890.  3202 


-  Martialis,  M.  V.  Epigrammata  selecta. 

With  English  notes  by  F.  A.  Paley  and  W.  H. 
Stone.  1881.  '  3247 

- Ex  otio  negotium.  Epigrams,  tr.  by 

R.  Fletcher.  1656  ;  repr.  1893.  1?43 

- Ausonitis,  D.  M.  Epigrammata.  10pp.  (Coll.  Pisaur. 

v.  5,  p.  96.) — Da  epigrammi  di  autori  latini.  32  pp. 
(Carducci,  G.,  Poesia  barbara,  p.  245.) — Callimachus. 
Select  epigrams.  10  pp.  (Hymns,  tr.  by  W.  Dodd,  p.  167.) 
— Davies,  J.,  and  Marlowe,  C.  Epigrams  and  elegies. 
24  pp.  (Marlowe,  C.,  Works,  v.  3,  p.  439.) — Desforges- 
Maillard,  P.  Epigrammes.  9  pp.  ( Poesies  diverses, 
p.  101.) — Ennodius,  M.  F.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Pavia.  Epigram¬ 
mata.  13  pp.  ( Coll.  Pisaur.  v.  6,  p.  99.)— Granville,  G., 
Viscount  Lansdowne.  Epigrams  and  characters.  40  pp. 
(Genuine  works,  v.  1,  p.  104.) — Jouson.  B.  Epigrammes. 
54  pp.  (  Workes,  1616-41,  v.  1,  p.  765  ;  Works,  1838,  p.  665.) 
— Lou  t'll.  J.  R.  Epigrams.  4  pp.  (  Works,  v.  10,  p.  259. ) 
— Jfabbes,  T.  Poems,  epigrams,  elegies,  etc.  41  pp. 
( Works,  ed.  by  A.  H.  Bullen,  v.  2,  p.  238.) — Neubauer, 
R.  Epigramme  aus  dem  ephebengymnasium.  15  pp. 
(Hermes,  v.  11,  1876,  p.  139.) — None  xenien,  15  pp. 
(  Unsere  Zeit,  1891,  v.  1,  p.  385.) — Piron,  A.  Epigrammes. 
19  pp.  (Po&sies  choisies,  p.  141.)— Prosper,  St.,  of  Aqui¬ 
taine.  Ex  sententiis  S.  Augustini  epigrammatum  liber  ; 
Epigrammata  alia.  13  pp.  ( Coll.  Pisaur.  v.  5,  pp.  363,  384. ) 
—Theocritus.  Yjm.ypap.pATa.  8  pp.  (Quae  supersunt, 
ed.  T.  Warton,  v.  1,  p.  127 ;  Reliquiae,  recognovit  E.  F. 
Wuestemann,  p.  401.) —  Wilamowitz - MoellendorfT, 
U.  von  (Ed.)  Ein  altattisches  epigramm.  9  pp.  (Hermes, 
v.  20,  1885,  p.  62.) 

-  Kirclihoff,  A.  Zur  geschichte  des  attischen  epi- 

gramms.  13  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  5,  1871,  p.  48.) 

See  also  Maxims.— Poetry. 

Epigraphie  gallo  -  romaine  de  la  Moselle. 
Robert,  P.  C.  1232 

Epigrapliie  santone  et  aunisienne.  Audiat,  L. 

1232 

Epigraphy.  See  Inscriptions. 

Epilepsy.  Alexander,  W.  Treatment  of  epi¬ 
lepsy  by  ligature  of  the  vertebral  arteries.  18  pp.  (Brain, 
v.  5,  1883,  p.  170.) — All  butt.  T.  C.  Case  of  epileptiform 
migraine.  4  pp.  (Brain,  v.  6, 1884,  p.  246.)—  Bee vor,  C.  E. 
On  the  condition  of  the  knee-jerk  after  epileptic  fits. 
6  pp.  (Brain,  v.  5,  1883,  p.  56.) — On  the  relation  of  the 
“  aura ’’-giddiness  to  epileptic  seizures.  10  pp.  (Brain, 
v.  6,  1884,  p.  487.)  —  Dobie,  W.  H.  Case  of  hystero- 
epilepsy.  6  pp.  (Brain,  v.  5,  1883,  p.  394.) — Fothergill, 
J.  Remarks  on  the  cure  of  the  epilepsy.  9  pp.  (  Works, 
p.  585.)— Gowers,  W.  R.  Abstracts  of  the  Gulstonian 
lectures  on  epilepsy.  15  pp.  (Brain,  v.  3,  1881,  p.  268.) — 
Jackson,  J.  H.  On  right  or  left-sided  spasm  at  the  out¬ 
set  of  epileptic  paroxysms.  15  pp.  (Brain,  v.  3,  1881, 
p.  192.)  —  On  temporary  paralysis  after  epileptiform 
seizures.  19  pp.  (Brain,  v.  3, 1881,  p.  433.) — Mereier,  C. 
Case  of  epilepsy.  6  pp.  (Brain,  v.  6,  1884,  p.  372.)— Study 
of  a  case  of  epilepsy.  21  pp.  3  pi.  (Brain,  v.  6,  1884, 
p.  191.)— Noel-Paton,  D.  On  a  case  illustrating  the 
cortical  nature  of  epilepsy  and  its  relationship  to  Jack¬ 
sonian  convulsions.  18  pp.  (Brain,  v.  8,  1886,  p.  474.) — 
Oliver,  J.  Case  of  hystero-epilepsy  in  the  male.  4  pp. 
(Brain,  v.  8,  1886,  p.  397.) — Ormerod,  J.  A.  On  epilepsy 
in  its  relation  to  ear-disease.  24  pp.  (Brain,  v.  6,  1884, 
p.  20.) — Watteville.  A.  de.  Bennett,  A  statistical  in¬ 
quiry  into  the  nature  and  treatment  of  epilepsy.  3  pp. 
(Brain,  v.  7,  1885,  p.  272.) — Richer  on  hystero-epilepsy. 
11  pp.  (Brain,  v.  4,  1882,  p.  507.) 

See  also  Bruin  and  Nerves,  Pathology. 

Epilobiuiu,  Revision  of  the  American  species 

of,  occurring  north  of  Mexico.  49  pp.  Trelease,  W. 
(Missouri  Botanical  Garden,  2  ann.  report,  p.  69.) 

Epilycus.  B.  C.  5  cent.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.] 

2  pp.  (Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  1,  p.  803; 
Meineke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  corrtic.  Gr.  v.  2,  pt.  2,  p.  887.) 


EPINAL  GLOSSARY 


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EPISTOLA  DIDONIS 


Epinal  glossary,  Latin  and  Old-English,  of 
the  eighth  century.  Photo-lithographed  from 
the  original  MS.  by  W.  Griggs,  and  ed.  with 
transliteration,  introduction,  and  notes,  by 
Denry  Sweet.  London,  1883.  4°.  — 2121 

Epinay,  Denis  Joseph  de  la  Live  d\ 

Campardon,  E.  Les  prodigality  d’un  Fer- 
mier  general.  1882.  5897 

Epinay,  Louise  Florence  Petronille  de  la  Live, 
Mme.  d\  Circa  1725-83. 

Memoires  et  correspon  dance.  3  ed.  Paris, 
1818.  3  v.  8°.  4723 

-  Testament.  35  pp.  (Campardon,  E .,  Les  prodigalites 

d'un  Fermier  general,  p.  77.) 

-  Herpin,  L.  (L.  Perey,  pseud.),  and  Mau- 

gras,  G.  Une  femme  du  monde  au  XVIII 
siecle.  Dernieres  annees  de  Mme.  d’Epinay, 
son  salon  et  ses  amis  d’apres  des  lettres  et  des 
documents  inedits.  1884.  5894 

- La  jeunesse  de  Mme.  d’Epinay.  1883. 

5894 

-  Herpin, L.  (L.  Perey,  pseud.),  and  Maugras,  G.  Mme. 

d’Epinay  it  Geneve,  1757-59.  51  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev. 
suisse,  3  p€r.  v.  21,  1884,  pp.  327,  551;  v.  22,  1884,  p.  128.)— 
Scherer,  E.  H.  A.  Mme.  d’Epinay.  85  pp.  {In  his 
Etudes  critiques  sur  la  littgrat.  contemp.  v.  3,  p.  47. ) 

Epingle  d’or.  22  pp.  Judicis,  Mme.  M.  G. 

E.  de  P.  de  (G.  Peyrebrune,  pseud.)  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1882,  3  p6r.  v.  52,  p.  106.) 

Epinician  or  triumphal  odes.  Pindarus.  3266 
Epinicns.  B.  C.  3  cent.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.] 

3  pp.  (Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  3,  p.  330; 
Meineke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v.  4,  p.  505.) 

Epinomis.  25  pp.  Plato,  Opera  omnia,  recog. 

Baiter,  et  al.  v.  14,  p.  415. 

Epiplianius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Constantia. 

Panaria  eorumque  anacephalaeosis.  Ad 
veteres  libros  recensuit  et  cum  Latina  Dion. 
Petavii  interpretation e  et  integris  ejus  ani- 
madversionibus  edidit.  Berolini,  1859-61.  4  v. 
8°.  ( Oehler,  F.,  Corpus  haeres.  v.  2,  pts.  1-3 ;  3. ) 

—3254 

-  Petau,  D.  Animadversion  es  in  Epiphanii 

Panarium.  1861.  (Oehler,  F.,  Corpus  haeres. 
V.  3. )  3254 

- Jali n,  A.  Symbolae  in  emendanda  et  illustranda  S. 

Epipbanii  Panaria.  113  pp.  (Oehler,  F.,  Corpus  haeres. 
v.  3,  p.  1.) 

Epiplianius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Pavia. 

Fertig,  M.  Leben  des  heiligen  Epiplianius. 
1858.  {In  his  Magnus  Felix  Ennodius  und 
seine  zeit,  pt.  2. )  3222 

-  Ennoilius,  M.  F.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Pavia.  Vita  beatissimi 

viri  Epipliani  Episcopi  Ticinensis  ecclesiae.  52  pp.  ( Opera 
omnia,  p.  331 :  Vienna,  Akad.  wissens.  Corpus  script, 
eccles.  Lai.  v.  6 ;  Opera,  p.  84 :  Monumenta  German,  hist. 
Auctor.  antiq.  v.  7.) 

Epiplianius,  Monk.  15  cent.  Itineraire  h  Jeru¬ 
salem  vers  1416.  4  pp.  {Soc.  de  V orient  lat:  with  Daniel, 
Bp.  of  Suriev,  Vie,  p.  193.) 

Epipliany.  Seves,  F.  Capo  d’ anno  ed  Epifania 

in  Piemonte.  12  pp.  {Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  10, 
1891,  p.  9.) 

See  also  Festivals,  Ecclesiastical. 

’Eirlir'K-ri^Ls  ob  sarcasmum,  quo  Carolus  IX,  Galliae 

tyrannus,  funera  Christianorum  adlatrare  dicitur.  3  pp. 
{Latein.  litteraturdenkmaeler  des  15  u.  ldjahrh.  v.  7,  p.  120.) 


Epipsycliidion.  Shelley,  P.  B.  ( Shelley  Soc. 

2  s.  no.  7. )  1304 

Epirus,  Albania.  Among  the  Albanians  of 

southern  E.  20  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  129, 1881,  p.  304.) 
— Chirol.  W.  V.  Notes  of  travel  in  Thessaly  and  E. 
17  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  29,  1881,  p.  302.)— ]>ucas,  M. 
Historia  Epiri.  73  pp.  {Corpus  script.  Byz.  v.  47,  p.  207.) 
See  also  Ambracia. 

Episcopacy. 

Onderdonk,  H.  U.,  Bp.  of  Pa.  Episcopacy 
examined  and  re-examined.  [ Anon .]  1835. 

—4146 

-  Perry,  W.  S.,  Bp.  of  Iowa.  The  episcopate 

in  America  .  .  .  with  a  preliminary  essay  on 
the  historic  episcopate.  1895.  — 2171 

-  Vox  ECCLESiiE ;  or,  the  doctrine  of  the 

Protestant  Episcopal  Church  on  episcopacy 
and  apostolical  succession.  1866.  — 1268 

-  Hatch,  E.  Canon  Liddon’s  theory  of  the  episcopate. 

6  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  47,  1885,  p.  860.) — Meibom.  EL, 
Jr.  Dissertatio  de  jure  investiturae  episcopalis,  impera- 
toribus  Romanis  a  Pontiflcibus  per  vim  ademto.  13  pp. 
{In  his  Rer.  Germanic,  v.  3,  p.  170.) — M’Connell,  S.  D. 
Scotch-Irish  and  episcopacy.  7  pp.  (Scotch-Irish  Soc.  of 
Am.  Proc.  at  Springfield,  p.  188.) — Review  of  Rev.  John 
Skinner's  Annals  of  Scot  ch  episcopacy  from  the 
year  1788  to  the  year  1818  inclusive.  22  pp.  {Pamphlets, 
v.  41.) 

See  also  Apostolical  succession.— Archbishops. 
—  ISisliops.  —  Church  of  Eng-land.  —  Church 
polity.  — Methodist  Episcopal  Church.  — Ordi¬ 
nation. — Protestant  Episcopal  Church  in  the 
United  States. 

Episcopal  Church  in  Ireland,  Nova  Scotia, 
Scotland,  Wales.  See  Church  of  England  in 
Ireland,  Nova  Scotia,  Scotland,  Wales. 
Episcopal  Church  in  the  United  States.  See 
Protestant  Episcopal  Church  in  the  United 
States. 

Episcopat  metropolitain  d’Aix.  Haitze,  P.  J. 

de.  [Biblioth.  provengale,  \.  6.)  2397 

Episcopat  sous  le  joug.  Pierrefeu,  G.  de.  — 3204 
Episcopate  in  America.  Perry,  W.  S.,  Bp.  of 
Iowa.  — 2171 

Episode  de  l’histoire  du  Hanovre.  Blaze  de 
Bury,  A.  H.  B.,  Baron,  dit.  3607 

Episode  of  the  long  vacation.  3  pp.  Graham,  R. 

{Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  57,  1888,  p.  141.) 

Episode  of  the  Marques  de  Valdeflores.  17  pp. 

Janvier,  T.  A.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  83,  1891,  p.  242.) 

Episode  sous  la  terreur.  18  pp.  Balzac,  H.  de, 

CEuvres  compl.  v.  12,  p.  327. 

Episodes  of  insect  life.  Budgen,  L.  M.  — 2666 
Episodes  of  my  second  life.  Gallenga,  A.  C.  N. 

(L.  Mariotti,  pseud. )  2407 

Epistle  of  polycarp.  See  Bible,  N.  T., 
Apocrypha. 

Epistles  .  . .  selected  from  early  English  books, 
1540-1701.  Hazlitt,  W.  C.  2206 

Epistles  of  Clement.  See  Bible,  N.  T.,  Apoc¬ 
rypha. 

Epistles  of  Ignatius.  See  Bible,  N.  T.,  Apoc¬ 
rypha. 

Epistola  Didonis  ad  JEneam.  17  pp.  (Le- 

maire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  3,  p.  357 ;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C., 
Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  4,  p.  439.) 


EPISTOLA  MONITORIA 


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EQUADOR 


Epistola  monitoria.  4  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Mis- 

cell.  v.  3,  p.  161.) 

Epistolae  historicae.  7  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Mis- 

cell.  v.  1,  p.  595.) 

Epistolae  Ho-Elianae.  Howell,  J.  3705 

Epistolae  miscellaneae.  88  pp.  Raphson,  J. 

(  With  Schultens,  A.,  Animadversiones  philol.  in  Jobum.) 

Epistolae  pontificiae  selectae.  30  pp.  (Mar¬ 
ine,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  2, 
p.  1250.) 

Epistolae  saeculi  XIII.  2  v.  Rodenberg,  K. 
(Ed.)  (Monumenta  German,  hist.)  3692 

Epitaphs. 

Alder,  T.  Collection  of  American  epitaphs 
and  inscriptions.  1814,  5  v.  2336 

- Andrews,  W.  Curious  epitaphs.  [1883.] 

1257 

-  Goldsmid,  E.  M.  Collection  of  epitaphs 

and  inscriptions.  1885-86,  2  v.  in  1.  (In  his 
Coll.  Adamant,  v.  12.)  3125 

- Le  Neve,  J.  Monumenta  Anglicana :  being 

inscriptions  on  the  monuments  of  several 
eminent  persons  deceased  in  or  since  the  year 
1600  to  the  end  of  the  year  1649.  1717-19,  5  v. 

1256 

- Monumentum  regale  ;  or,  a  tombe,  erected 

for  that  incomparable  and  glorious  monarch, 
Charles  I,  King  of  Gt.  Britane,  etc.  In  select 
elegies,  epitaphs,  and  poems.  1649.  1516 

-  Arnold,  F.  H.  (Ed.)  Racton  monumental  inscrip¬ 
tions.  4  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  23,  1871, 
p.  314.) — Attree,  F.  W.  T.  (Ed.)  Monumental  inscrip¬ 
tions  in  Ditchling  church  and  churchyard.  16  pp.  1  pi. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  28,  1878,  p.  132.)—  Anso- 
nius,  D.  M.  Epitaphia  heroum  qui  hello  Troico  inter- 
fuerunt.  3  pp.  (Coll.  Pisaur.  v.  5,  p.  117.) — Bax,  A.  R. 
(Ed.)  Inscriptions  in  the  church  and  churchyard  of 
Lindfield.  22  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  37,  1890, 
p.  151.) — (Ed.)  Inscriptions  in  the  churchyard  of  Willing- 
don.  16  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  34,  1886, 
p.  221.)  —  Boyd,  H.  S.  Illustration  of  St.  Gregory’s 
epitaph  on  St.  Basil.  2  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ. 
v.  9,  1814,  p.  130.)— Butler,  G.  S.  Inscriptions  in  Ickles- 
ham  church,  1862.  4  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 

v.  14, 1862,  p.  259.) — Vicars  of  Rye  and  their  patrons,  and 
the  mural,  slab,  and  headstone  inscriptions  in  the  parish 
church  and  church-yard  of  St.  Mary,  and  the  Baptist 
chapel,  Rye.  32  pp.  2  pi.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  13,  1861,  p.  270.) — Epitaphium  can  is  venatricis.  2  pp. 
(Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  1,  p.  142 ;  Wernsdorf,  J. 
C.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  1,  p.  121.) — Epitaphium  Claud iae 
Xfonionoeac  conjugis  Atimeti  Ti.  Caesaris.  3  pp.  (Le¬ 
maire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  2,  p.  269 ;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C., 
Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  3,  p.  213.) — Barmestcter,  J.  Inscrip¬ 
tions  de  Caboul.  Epitaphes  de  l’Empereur  Baber  et 
d’autres  princes  mogols.  13  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  8  s.  v.  11, 
1888,  p.  491.) — Dennis,  R.  N.  (Ed.)  Monumental  in¬ 
scriptions,  East  Blatchington.  1  p.  (Sussex  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Coll.  v.  13,  1861,  p.  302.)— Desforges-Maillard,  P. 
Epitaphes.  37  pp.  (Poesies  diverses,  p.  146.) — Ell  man, 
E.  (Ed.)  Crawley  monumental  inscriptions.  3  pp.  (Sus¬ 
sex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  24,  1872,  p.  301.) — (Ed.)  Ifield 
monumental  inscriptions.  7  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc. 
Coll.  v.  22,  1870,  p.  214.) — (Ed.)  Rusper  monumental  in¬ 
scriptions.  5  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  25,  1873, 
p.  220.)— Ellinan,  E.  B.  (Ed.)  Monumental  inscrip¬ 
tions.  Berwick.  2  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  12, 
1860,  p.  254.) — Epitajtliia.  1  p.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  4, 
p.  14.) — Epitaphia  Christiana.  6  pp.  (Coll.  Pisaur. 
v.  6,  p.  277.) — Gower,  G.  L.  (Ed.)  Monumental  inscrip¬ 
tions  from  the  church  of  Horsted  Keynes,  Sussex.  14  pp. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  34,  1886,  p.  107.) — Hard- 

VOL.  Ill —166. 


man,  J.  W.  Somerset  epitaphs:  quaint,  curious,  and 
pathetic.  13  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat. 
Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  31,  1886,  p.  20.) — Harrison,  F.  B. 
Churchyard  poetry.  7  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  47, 1883, 
p.296.) — Holland,  S.  (Ed.)  Inscriptions  in  the  parish 
church  and  churchyard  of  Poynings.  3  pp.  (Sussex  Ar¬ 
chaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  15,  1863,  p.  231.) — Keyser,  P.  D.  In¬ 
scriptions  in  the  upper  Germantown  burying-ground. 
7  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  9,  1885,  p.  82.) — Koehler,  R. 
Der  spruch  der  todten  an  die  lebenden.  7  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  5,  1860,  p.  220.) — Ee  Blant.  E.  Epitaphes 
dat6es  des  premiers  Chretiens  de  Rome.  15  pp.  (Corre- 
spondant,  v.  58,  1863,  p.  140.) — Eloyd,  H.  W.  Inscrip¬ 
tions  on  gravestones  in  St.  Peter’s  Episcopal  church¬ 
yard,  East  Whiteland,  Pa.  9  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  15, 
1891,  p.  440.)  —  Epitaphium  M.  Eueceii.  6  pp.  (Le¬ 
maire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  2,  p.  263;  Wernsdorf, 
J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  3,  p.  206.)— Jfoakes,  J.  (Ed.)  In¬ 
scriptions  in  the  cliurch-yard,  Chiddingly.  6  pp.  (Sus¬ 
sex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  14,  1862,  p.  253.) — Richard¬ 
son,  J.  Inscriptions  in  Alfriston  churchyard,  1865.  5  pp. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  17,  1865,  p.  240.)— Sim¬ 
mons,  H.  (Ed.)  Monumental  inscriptions.  Bishopston, 
1867  .  4  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  19, 1867,  p.  185.) 
— (Ed.)  Monumental  inscriptions.  Seaford.  12  pp.  (Sus¬ 
sex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  12,  1860,  p.  242.) — Sperling,  J. 
H.  (Ed.)  Westbourne  monumental  inscriptions,  in  the 
church,  churchyard,  and  cemetery.  13  pp.  (Sussex  Ar¬ 
chaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  22,  1870,  p.  201.) 

See  also  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  13,  1816,  p.  351. 
Also  Biography.— Cemeteries. — Inscriptions. 

Epithalamium  Laurentii  et  Mariae.  8  pp. 

(Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  3,  p.  396;  Wernsdorf, 
J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  4,  p.  488.) 

Epithelium.  Sewell,  H.  Development  and 

regeneration  of  the  gastric  glandular  epithelium  during 
foetal  life  and  after  birth.  14  pp.  1  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N., 
and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the 
biol.  labr.  v.  1,  1879,  p.  321.) 

See  also  Cells. 

Epithets.  Frey,  A.  R.  Sobriquets  and  nick¬ 
names.  1888.  1195 

-  Norton,  C.  L.  Political  Americanisms. 

1890.  1106 

-  Iiolyoake,  G.  J.  Theory  of  political  epithets.  14  pp. 

(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  84.) 

Epitome  de  las  historias  portuguesas.  Faria 
y  Sousa,  M.  de.  3521 

Epitome  of  the  privileges  of  London.  Hugh- 
son,  D.  1528 

Epitomized  review  of  the  principles  and 
practice  of  maritime  sanitation.  Holt,  J. 

—3706 

Epoch  of  the  mammoth.  Southall,  J.  C. 

1798 

Epochs  of  American  history.  Hart,  A.  B. 

(Ed.)  4617 

Epochs  of  church  history.  8  v.  Creighton, 
M.  (Ed.)  —1278 

Epochs  of  modern  history.  Colbeck,  C. 

(Ed.)  1508 

Epochs  of  modern  history.  14  v.  Morris, 
E.  E.,  and  others  (Eds.)  3757 

Epoques  du  theatre  framjais  (1636-1850). 

Brunetiere,  F.,  Conferences  de  V  Odeon.  2292 
Epoques  principales  de  l’histoire.  Goffaux, 
P.  J.  2412 

Epousee,  L\  109  pp.  Rabusson,  II.  (Rev.  d. 

deux  mondes,  1888,  3  p6r.  v.  88,  p.  721 ;  v.  89,  pp.  5,  241.) 

JEquador.  See  Ecuador. 


EQUAL  RIGHTS  PARTY 


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Equal  liiglits  party.  Byrdsall,  F.  History 
of  the  Loco-Foco,  or  Equal  Rights  party.  1842. 

See  also  United  States,  Politics.  1618 

Equality.  Ames,  F.  Equality.  22  pp.  ( Works, 

v.  2,  p.  207.)— Arnold,  M.  Equality.  14  pp.  ( Littell's 
Liv.  Age,  v.  137,  1878,  p.  67.)— Howells,  W.  D.  Equality 
as  the  basis  of  good  society.  5  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  51, 
1895,  p.  63.) — Malloek,  W.  H.  Civilization  and  equality. 
22  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  40,  1881,  p.  651.)— Glance  at  the 
pursuit  of  equality.  12  pp.  ( Blackwood's  Mag. 
v.  134,  1883,  p.  508.)— Ritchie,  D.  G.  Equality.  6  pp. 
( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  62,  1892,  p.  563.) 

See  also  Communism  and  Socialism. — Social 
science. 

Equations.  Cayley,  A.  Memoir  on  the  con¬ 
ditions  for  the  existence  of  given  systems  of  equalities 
among  the  roots  of  an  equation.  6  pp.  ( Coll,  mathemat. 
papers,  v.  2,  p.  465.)— Memoir  on  the  resultant  of  a  system 
of  2  equations.  14  pp.  {Coll,  mathemat.  papers,  v.  2, 
p.  440.)  —  Memoir  on  the  symmetric  functions  of  the 
roots  of  an  equation.  23  pp.  {Coll,  mathemat.  papers, 
v.  2,  p.  417.) — Note  on  the  logic  of  characteristics.  2  pp. 
{Coll,  mathemat.  papers,  v.  3,  p.  51.)— Note  sur  la  solution 
de  l’equation  a:257  — 1  =  0.  3  pp.  ( Coll,  mathemat.  papers, 
v.  1,  p.  564.) — On  a  system  of  equations  connected  with 
Malfatti’s  problem,  and  on  another  algebraical  system ; 
On  the  developable  derived  from  an  equation  of  the  fifth 
order.  13  pp.  {Coll,  mathemat.  papers,  v.  1,  pp.  465,  500.) 
—  On  the  symmetric  functions  of  the  roots  of  certain 
systems  of  2  equations.  11  pp.  {Coll,  mathemat.  papers, 
v.  2,  p.  454.)— On  the  theory  of  groups,  as  depending  on 
the  symbolic  equation  0»  =  1.  8  pp.  {Coll,  mathemat. 
papers,  \.  2,  p.  123.) — Tables  of  the  Sturmian  functions 
for  equations  of  the  second,  third,  fourth,  and  fifth 
degrees.  4  pp.  {Coll,  mathemat.  papers,  v.  2,  p.  471.) — 
Clebsch,  R.  F.  A.  Ueber  die  elimination  aus  zwei 
gleichungen  dritten  grades.  3  pp.  {Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u. 
angewan.  math.  v.  64,  1865,  p.  95.) — Darboux,  G.  M6- 
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d£riv6es  partielles  du  premier  ordre.  243  pp.  (Inst.de 
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summation  von  reihen  durch  bestimmte  integrale.  13  pp. 
{Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  74,  1872,  p.  281.) — 
Frobeuius,  F.  G.  Ueber  die  algebraische  aufloesbar- 
keit  der  gleichungen,  deren  coefficienten  rationale  func- 
tionen  einer  variablen  sind.  19  pp.  {Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u. 
angewan.  math.  v.  74, 1872,  p.  254.) — Graiudorge,  L.  A.  J. 
Integration  des  equations  de  la  mecanique.  290  pp. 
(Liege,  Soc.  roy.  des  sci.  MSm.  2  s.  v.  16,  1890.) — Jacobi, 
K.  G.  J.  Ueber  die  aufloesung  der  gleichung  arxi  + 

+  ...  +  an  xn= J~.  u.  28  pp.  {Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan. 
math.  v.  69,  1868,  p.  1.)— Jordan,  C,  Sur  une  equation 
du  16eme  degre.  3  pp.  {Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan. 
math.  v.  70,  1869,  p.  182.) — Kiepert,  L.  Aufloesung  der 
transformationsgleichungen  und  division  der  ellipti- 
schen  functionen.  11  pp.  {Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan. 
math.  v.  76,  1873,  p.  34.) — Rados,  G.  Zur  theorie  der 
congruenzen  hoeheren  grades.  3  pp.  ( Journ.  f.  d.  reine 
u.  angewan.  math.  v.  99,  1886,  p.  258.)— Roberts,  S.  Sur 
l’ordre  des  conditions  de  la  coexistence  des  equations 
algebriques  it  plusieurs  variables.  13  pp.  {Journ.  f.  d. 
reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  67,  1867,  p.  266.) — Rouge,  C. 
Ueber  ganzzahlige  loesungen  von  gleichungen  zwischen 
2  veraenderlichen.  11  pp.  {Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan. 
math.  v.  100,  1887,  p.  425.) — Seidel,  P.  L.  R.  Ueber  eine 
eigenthuemliche  form  von  functionen  einer  complexen 
variabeln  und  ueber  transcendente  gleichungen,  die 
keine  wurzeln  haben.  8  pp.  {Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  ange¬ 
wan.  math.  v.  73,  1871,  p.  297.)  —  Spottiswoode,  W. 
Note  sur  la  transformation  de  la  cubique  ternaire  en  sa 
forme  canonique.  3  pp.  {Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan. 
math.  v.  63,  1864,  p.  244.) — Weber,  H.  Ueber  eine  trans¬ 
formation  der  hydrodynamischen  gleichungen.  7  pp. 
{Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  68,  1868,  p.  286.) 

See  also  Algebra.— Discriminants.— Elimina¬ 
tion.— Functions  {in  mathematics). — Mathematics. 


Equations,  Differential. 

Forsyth,  A.  R.  Theory  of  differential 
equations.  1890.  — 2455 

-  Murray,  D.  A.  Associate  equations  of 

linear  differential  equations.  1894.  (Johns 
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-  Thome,  L.  W.  Zur  theorie  der  linearen 

differentialgleichungen.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine 

u.  angewan.  math.  v.  74-76,  78,  81,  83,  87,  91, 

95,  96,  101,  1872-87. )  —2433 

- Borchardt,  K.W.  De  investigando  ordine  systematis 

aequationum  differentialium  vulgarium  cujuscunque. 
24  pp.  {Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  64,  1865, 
p.  297.) — Ueber  die  transformation  der  elasticitaetsgleich- 
ungen  in  allgemeine  orthogonale  coordinaten.  14  pp. 
{Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  76,  1873,  p.  45.) — 
Cayley,  A.  Note  on  the  theory  of  linear  differential 
equations.  15  pp.  {Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math. 

v.  100,  1887,  p.  286;  v.  101,  1887,  p.  209.)— Notes  on  the 
Abelian  integrals:  Jacobi’s  system  of  differential  equa¬ 
tions.  4  pp.  ( Coll,  mathemat.  papers,  v.  1,  p.  366.) — On  a 
class  of  differential  equations,  and  on  the  lines  of  curva¬ 
ture  of  an  ellipsoid ;  On  the  differential  equations  which 
occur  in  dynamical  problems.  13  pp.  {Coll,  mathemat. 
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einfluss  von  realitaets-  und  stetigkeitsbedingungen  auf 
die  loesung  gewoehnlicher  differentialgleichungen. 
14  pp.  {Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  66,  1866, 
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tion  linearer  partieller  differentialgleichungen.  12  pp. 
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lineaerer  totaler  differentialgleichungen,  denen  durch 
ein  integral  genuege  geschieht.  15  pp.  {Journ.  f.  d.  reine 
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1875,  p.  183.) — Ueber  den  begriff  der  irreductibilitaet  in 
der  theorie  der  linearen  differentialgleichungen.  35  pp. 
{Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  76,  1873,  p.  236.) — 
Ueber  die  determinante  mehrerer  functionen  einer  vari¬ 
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rentialgleichungen  durch  reihen.  22  pp.  {Journ.  f.  d. 
reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  76,  1873,  pp.  214,  236.) — Ueber 
die  vertauschung  von  argument  und  parameter  in  den 
integralen  der  linearen  differentialgleichungen.  4  pp. 
{Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  78,  1874,  p.  93.) — 
Fuchs,  I.  L.  Ueber  die  darstellung  der  functionen 
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die  linearen  differentialgleichungen,  welchen  die  perio- 
dicitaetsmoduln  der  Abelschen  integrale  genuegen,  und 
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punkten  erstreckten  integrale  der  loesungen  linearer 
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linearen  differentialgleichungen  mit  veraenderlichen 
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p.  333.) — Hamburger,  M.  Anwendung  einer  gewissen 
determinantenrelation  auf  die  integration  partieller  dif- 
ferentialgleichungen.  15  pp.  ( Journ .  f.  d.  reine  u.  an¬ 
geivan.  math.  v.  100,  1887,  p.  390.) — Bemerkung  ueber  die 
form  der  integrale  der  linearen  differentialgleichungen 
mit  veraenderlichen  coefficienten.  13  pp.  ( Joum .  f.  d. 
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Ei  •esia  nel  medio  evo.  Tocco,  F.  — 4267 

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Erfindiing  der  buchdruckerkunst  nach  den 
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Erfurt,  Saxony.  Chronicon  Erphordiense, 

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Erfurt,  University.  Kampschulte,  F.  W.  Uni- 
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Erliardt,  Louis.  Zur  Homerischen  frage. 

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Eric,  Bp.  of  Garda.  Clarke,  R.  H.  Eric,  Bp.  of 

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Ericsson.  See  also  Erichsen. — Eriksen. 
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(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1885,  p.  469.) 

Erie,  Bp.  of.  See  O’Connor,  M. 

Erie,  County ,  Pa.  Sanford,  L.  G.  History  of 
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ERIE,  Fort 


1328 


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Erie,  Fort.  Holley,  G.  W.  Sortie  from  Fort  E., 

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Erie  war,  Ohio  boundary,  or  the.  5  pp.  Addi¬ 
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Erigena,  Joannes  Scotus.  — circa  891.  Voyage 

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Eriksen,  Leif. 

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See  also  North  America,  Discovery  and  settlement. 

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Eriliva.  2  pp.  Grienberger,  T.  von.  ( Ger¬ 
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Erin.  See  Ireland. 

Erinna.  B.  C.  7  cent.  [Gedichte.  Gr.  and 

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Erinnerung  und  gedaechtniss.  32  pp.  Schultz, 

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Erinnerungen  an  Schiller.  Hueffer,  H.  —3175 
Erinner ungen  aus  meinem  leben.  2  v.  Boden- 
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Erinnerungen  aus  meinem  leben.  3  v.  in  2. 
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Erinnerungen  eines  jenenser  studenten. 

61  pp.  Fischer,  T.  A.,  Drei  studien  zur  engl.  litteratur- 
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Erinnys.  Rohde,  E.  Paralipomena.  30  pp. 

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Erizzo,  Francesco.  1566-1647. 

Relazione  di  Roma,  1624-25.  See  Corner, 

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Erizzo,  Sebastiano.  1525-85. 

Le  sei  giornate.  Milano,  1814.  16°.  ( Rac- 
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Erk,  Friedrich.  1857  — .  Die  bestimmung 

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Erkembaltl,  Bp.  of  Strasburg.  10  cent.  Versus 

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Erklaerende  anmerkungen  zu  Homer’s 
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Erlacli  von  Castelen,  Gen.  Hans  Ludwig  von. 
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See  also  Thirty  years’  war. 

Erlaeuterungen  zur  Mayahandschrift  der 
Koeniglichen  Oeffentlichen  Bibliothek  zu 
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Erlandsen,  Jakob,  Abp.  of  Lund.  Narratio 

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Erlangen,  Bavaria.  Noehden,  G.  H.  Short 

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Erlangen.  Physikaliscli-medicinische  So- 
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Erlau,  Hungary.  Ollivier,  P.  La  Rome  ma- 

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Erlebnisse  eines  griechischen  arztes.  32  pp. 

Weniger,  L.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  5,  1891, 
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Erlenmeyer,  A.,  M.  D.  Watteville,  A.  de. 

Erlenmeyer  on  the  physiology  and  pathology  of  writing. 
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Erloesung.  Bartscli,  K.  F.  Bruchstuecke 

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Erlon,  Comte  d\  See  Drouet  d’Erlon,  J.  B., 
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Erman,  Georg  Adolph.  1806-77. 

Travels  in  Siberia ;  including  excursions 
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ERMAN,  Johann  Peter  Adolf 


1329 


ERNST,  Landgraf  von  Hessen 


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Ennengaud,  Maitre.  13  cent. 

Breviari  d’amor ;  suivi  de  sa  lettre  a  sa 
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Ermenric,  Abbot  of  Elwangen.  9  cent.  Sermo 

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Ermenrich  und  Schwanliild,  Sage  von. 

10  pp.  Roediger,  M.  (Verein  f.  volkskunde,  Zeits.  v.  1, 
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Ermentaire,  Abbot  of  Hermoutier.  — 865.  Ex 

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Ermerins,  Franz  Zacharias  (Ed. ) 

Hippocratis  et  aliorum  medicorum  re¬ 
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Ermin,  St.,  Abbot  of  Lobbes.  Folcuin,  Abbot 

of  Lobbes.  Ex  miraculis  SS.  Ursmari  et  Ermini.  7  pp. 
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Ermoldus,  Nigellus.  9  cent.  Carraina.  93  pp. 

(Duemmler,  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  aevi  Car.  v.  2,  p.  1 :  Monumenta 
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Ernault,  Emile.  1852 — . 

Parfait  en  Grec  et  en  Latin.  Paris,  1886. 
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Ernest  Augustus,  Duke  of  Cumberland,  King 
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Ernesti,  August  Wilhelm.  1733-1801. 

Glossarium  Livianum  sive  index  Latinitatis 
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The  same.  (Livius  Patavinus,  T.,  Hist,  libri, 
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Ernesti,  Johann  August.  1707-81. 

Praefationes  et  notae  ad  M.  T.  Ciceronis 

Operum  omnium  ed.  majorem.  Editionis 


Ernestianae  minoris  supplementum.  Halae, 
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Note. — Also  in  Cicero,  M.  T.,  Opera ,  v.  1,  pp.  1,  209;  v.  5, 
p.  5 ;  v.  12,  p.  3 ;  v.  14,  p.  5 :  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat. 

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Fabricii  Biblioth.  Lat.  15  pp.  (Horatius  Flaccus,  Q., 
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Caecilius  Secundus,  C.,  Epistolarum  libri  X .  .  .  ed.  G.  H. 
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B. 

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3232 

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4  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  32,  1866,  p.  228.)— Exnor,  S. 
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Erscli,  Johann  Samuel,  Gruber,  Johann  Gott¬ 
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der  wissenschaften  und  kuenste.  I  section. 
Leipzig,  1818-82.  97  v.  in  59,  4°.  II  section. 
Leipzig,  1827-89.  43  v.  in  28,  4°.  Ill  section. 
Leipzig,  1830-50.  25  v.  in  13,  4°.  R.45 

Note.—W.  86,  88  of  the  first  section  are  wanting. 
Contents. 


I  SECTION. 

A-Aetus,  v.  1. 

Aga-Aldus,  v.  2. 

Ale-Anax,  v.  3. 
Anaxagoras-Appel,  v.  4. 
Appellation-Arzilla,  v.  5. 
Arzneikunde-Azzolini,  v.  6. 
B-Barzelletten,  v.  7. 
Bas-Bendorf,  v.  8. 
Bene-Bibeh,  v.  9. 

Bibel-Blei,  v.  10. 
Bleiberg-Bonzen,  v.  11. 
Boochanpoor-Brezow,  v.  12. 
Briaensk-Bukuresd,  v.  13. 
Bulacan-Calza,  v.  14. 
Camaldulenser-Cazouls  les 
Beziers,  v.  15. 

Cea-Chiny,  v.  16. 
Chiococca-Claytonia,  v.  17. 
Clearfield-Comum,  v.  18. 
Conami-Corythus,  v.  19. 
Cos-Czvittinger,  v.  20. 
Caberea-Cryptostoma 
(Nachtraege),  v.  21. 
Carlowitz  -  Cyrillus  ( Nach¬ 
traege );  D-Dani,  v.  22. 
Daniel-Demeter,  v.  23. 
Demetrius-Didymus,  v.  24. 
Die-Dipyr,  v.  25. 
Dir-Dominum  mundi,  v.  26. 
Dominus-Drury,  v.  27. 
Drus-Dziewonna,  v.  28. 

Dacia  -  Dziura  -  Wiatrzina 
( Nachtraege ) ;  E-Ebergas- 
sing,  v.  29. 

Eberhard-Ecklonia,  v.  30. 
Eckmuehl-Ehstland,  v.  31. 
Ei-Eisen,  v.  32. 
Eisenach-Elzheimer,  v.  33. 
Em-Enstasis,  v.  34. 
Ent-Epilogus,  v.  35. 
Epimachus-Ergyne,  v.  36. 
Erhaben-Erz-und  Truch- 
sesse,  v.  37.) 

Es-Euganei,  v.  38. 
Eugen-Ezzelino,  v.  39. 
Eccard-Exeter  ( Nachtraege ); 

F-Pabricius,  v.  40. 
Fabrik-Farvel,  v.  41. 
Fas-Ferchard,  v.  42. 
Ferdinand  I  -  Fichtentinc- 
tur,  v.  43. 

Ficinus-Fizes,  v.  44. 
Flaach-Flustra,  v.  45. 

Fluth  und  ebbe-Fortunius, 
v.  46. 

Foruli-Franz  Regis,  v.  47. 
Yon.  III. -167. 


,  A-G. 

Franz  I-Freiburg,  v.  48. 
Freidhoff-Friedrich,  v.  49. 
Friedrich-Fuker,  v.  50. 
Fulcher  -  Fyzabad ;  Farel- 
Fuss  ( Nachtraege ),  v.  51. 
G-Gallatin,  v.  52. 
Galle-Garet,  v.  53. 
Gargano-Gauhe,  v.  54. 
Gaukes-Gefreiter,  v.  55. 
Gefuehl-Gellenau,  v.  56. 
Gellert-Genezareth,  v.  57. 
Genf-Genzano,  v.  58. 
Geoaris-Georg  III,  Koenig 
von  England,  v.  59. 

Georg  IV-Gerhard,  v.  60. 
Gerhardinger  -  Gersdorffs- 
burg,  v.  61. 

Gersen-Geschlecht,  v.  62. 
Geschlechtsapparat-Gesen, 
v.  63. 

Gesenius-Getraenk,  v.  64. 
Getreide-Gewerke,  v.  65. 
Gewicht^Gidom,  v.  66. 
Gie-Girieux,  v.  67. 
Giro-Glarus,  v.  68. 
Glas-Gliers,  v.  69. 
Glimes-Gnandstein,  v.  70. 
Gnaphalieen-God  save  the 
King,  v.  71. 
Godunow-Goetz,  v.  72. 
Goetze-Gondouin,  v.  73. 
Gondrai-Gorzubitai,  v.  74. 
Gosa-Gott,  v.  75. 
Gottaehnlichkeit-Graaf, 
v.  76. 

Graagaas-Gradisca,  v.  77. 
Gradiscaner  krieg  -  Gram- 
matico,  v.  78. 

Grammatik-Granson,  v.  79. 
Griechenland,  v.  80-85,  87. 
Green-Gregorius  IV,  v.  89. 
Gregorius  IV-Grezin,  v.  90. 
Grias-Grizio,  v.  91. 

Groebel  -  Grossbritannien, 
v.  92.1 

Grossbritannien,  v.  93. 
Grossburgk-Grumus,  v.  94. 
Gruen-Guano,  v.  95. 
Guanta-Gulaping,  v.  96. 
Gulapingsloeg-Gussonea, 
v.  97. 

Guss-stahl-Gymnastik, 

V.  98. 

Gymnesiae-Gyzels ;  Gara- 
Gwalior  ( Nachtraege )  ; 
Register,  v.  99. 


II  section,  H-N. 


H-Hamburgh,  v.  1. 
Hamcken-Harrespur,  v.  2. 
Harrich-Hebung,  v.  3. 
Hecabona-Heinrich,  v.  4. 
Heinrich-Hequaesi,  v.  5. 
Heraea-Herpes,  v.  6. 
Herpestes-Hibiscus,  v.  7. 
Hibo-Hirudines,  v.  8. 
Hirudo-Hoeklyn,  v.  9. 
Holocanthus-Hormuz,  v.  10. 
Horn-Hultschin,  v.  11. 
Hum-Hypexodon,  v.  12. 
Hypha  -  Hyzne  ;  Haagen  - 
Hystrix  ( Nachtraege ) ;  I- 
Iacobi,  v.  13. 

Iacobia-Iba,  v.  14. 
Ibaba-Iesztreb,  v.  15. 
Ieta-Indictment,  v.  16. 
Indien-Indo-China,  v.  17. 
Indogermanischer  sprach- 
stamm-Insektenstich,  v. 
18. 

Insel-Inuus,  v.  19. 
Invaginatio-Iohann,  v.  20. 
Iohann  -  Iohann  -  Boniten, 
v.  21. 

Iohanne  -  Ionisches  portal, 
v.  22. 

Ionum  mare-Irkutzk,  v.  23. 
Irland-Ismusk,  v.  24. 


Isnagar-Italien,  v.  25. 

Italiener-Iuedeln,  v.  26. 

Iuden-Iuedische  literatur, 
v.  27. 

Iuedische  muenzen  -  Iun- 
germannia,  v.  28. 

lunges  Europa-Iury-Tabo- 
cas,  v.  29. 

Ius-Izzo ;  Iabaltsa-Inte- 
gralfunctionen  ( Nach¬ 
traege ),  v.  30. 

Integralrechnung-Iunius 
(Adrian),  v.  31. 

K-Karabulaken,  v.  32. 

Karachitaier- Karl  V  von 
Lothringen,  v.  33. 

Karl,  Herzog  von  Guise- 
Kauffahrer,  v.  34. 

Kaufmann-Khorasan,  v.  35. 

Khorsabad-Klein,  v.  36. 

Kleinasien-Kochen,  v.  37. 

Kocher-Koeppen,  v.  38. 

Koeppen-Kriegh,  v.  39. 

Kriegsakademie-  Kurzsich- 
tigkeit,  v.  40. 

Kusnezk-Landsmannschaf- 
ten,  v.  41. 

Landstaende-Lehrte,  v.  42. 

Leibeigenschaft  -  Ligatur, 
v.  43. 


Ill  SECTION,  O-Z. 


O-Odyssee,  v.  1. 

Odysseis-Olba,  v.  2. 

Olbasa-Onocrotalus,  v.  3. 

Onod-Ordinaten,  v.  4. 

Ordination-Oroz,  v.  5. 

Orphaniten-Osteologie,  v.  6. 

Osteomalacia-Otzenhausen, 
v.  7. 

Ouabash-Ozzy ;  Obajj-Ozo- 
dicera  ( Nachtraege ) ;  P- 
Pachnamunis,  v.  8. 

Pacholenus-  Palermoseide, 
v.  9. 

Pales-Panus,  v.  10. 

Panvinius-Parczenzew, 
v.  11. 

Pardaillan-Pascalia,  v.  12. 


Pasch-Paukenperlen,  v.  13> 

Paul-Pehuenches,  v.  14. 

Peiden-Pendulinus,  v.  15. 

Peneda-Perigymna,  v.  16. 

Perikles-Perse-Rasch,  v.  17. 

Perses-Peter  Ludwig,  v.  18. 

Peter,  Graf  von  Gravina- 
Peutelkofel,  v.  19. 

Peutinger-Pfitzer,  v.  20. 

Pflanzeisen-Phantasma, 
v.  21. 

Phantast-Philipp,  v.  22. 

Philipp-Philosophian  a, 
v.  23. 

Philosophie-Phokylides, 
v.  24. 

Phol-Phyxios,  v.  25. 


Erskine,  1  Baron.  See  Erskine,  T. 

Erskine,  David  Stewart,  11  Earl  of  Buchan 
1742-1829. 

Essays  on  the  lives  and  writings  of  Fletcher 
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Erskine,  Rev.  Ebenezer.  Mitchell,  J.  Ebenezer 

Erskine.  40  pp.  ( Scottish  divines,  p.  149.) 

Erskine,  Henry.  Fergusson,  A.  Hon.  Henry 
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See  also  Edin.  Rev.  v.  157,  1883,  p.  228;  Quart.  Rev. 
v.  154,  1882,  p.  295 ;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  63,  1883,  p.  120. 

Erskine,  John,  of  Carnock.  1662-1743. 

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View  of  the  causes  and  consequences  of 
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See  also  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  63,  1883,  p.  120. 

Erskine,  Thomas,  LL.  D.,  of  Linlcithen.  1788- 
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Letters.  Ed.  by  Wm.  Hanna.  4  ed.  Edin¬ 
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Erskine,  William  ( Tr. )  18  cent. 

Scacchia  ludus ;  or,  the  Game  of  chess. 
See  Vida,  M.  G.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 
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Eruptions,  Volcanic.  See  Volcanoes. 
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Erving,  George  William.  Curry,  J.  L.  M. 

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Ervy,  France.  Arbois  de  Jubainville,  M.  H.  d\ 

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Erythraean  sea.  See  Red  sea. 

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See  also  Massowah. 

Eryx,  Sicily.  Gregorovius,  F.  Segesta,  Seli- 

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Erzieliuug  und  unterricht  im  klassischen  al- 
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Es,  Anton  Hendrik  Gerrit  Pouw  van  den. 

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Esarhaddon,  King  of  Assyria.  Rogers,  R.  W. 

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See  also  Death. — Future  state. — Heaven. — Hell. 
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Escliau,  Monastery.  Notitia  fundationis  et 
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Eschelman,  B.  F. 

Sketches  of  the  history  of  the  Washington 
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Esclienbach,  Wolfram  von.  See  Wolfram  von 
Eschenbacli. 

Esclienburg,  Friedrich  Bernhard.  1843 — . 

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- Observationes  criticae  in  Propertium.  Bon- 

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Eschilbacli,  Wolfram  von.  See  Wolfram  von 
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Eschmunazar,  King  of  Sidon. 

Barges,  J.  J.  L.  Memoire  sur  le  sarco- 
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Esclarmoiide,  Chanson  d\  34  pp.  (Stengel, 

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Esclavage  a  Rome.  Du  Motey,  H.  R.  —2343 


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Eseomb  cliurcli,  Bishop  Auckland.  3  pp.  2  pi. 

Lynam,  C.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  43, 1887,  p.  44.) 

Escorial.  See  Escurial. 

Escosura,  Patricio  de  la.  1807-78. 

Espana  artlstica  y  monumental.  Vistas  y 
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Escott,  Thomas  Hay  Sweet.  1844 — .  John 

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Escriveto,  L’,  chanson  populaire  du  midi  de  la 

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Esculape.  See  Aesculapius. 

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Graux,  C.  Essai  sur  les  origines  du  fonds 
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Escursiones  geologicas  y  paleontoldgicas  en 
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Esdaile,  George.  Bath  as  a  Roman  camp : 

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Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  31,  1886,  p.  15.) — 
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11  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc. 
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Gloucester  compared  with  the  castra  praetoria  and  the 
sites  of  the  castra  peregrina,  and  of  the  castra  equites 
singulares  at  Rome.  9  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Ar¬ 
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Esdraelon,  Palestine.  Rogers,  M.  E.  Samaria 

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Esdras,  Book  of.  See  Bible,  O.  T.,  Apocrypha, 
Esdras. 


Eselin,  Johann  Rudolff  (Ed.)  18  cent. 

Chronicon  Helveticum.  See  Tschudi,  A. 
Eseubeek,  H.  Nees  von.  See  Nees  von  Esen- 
beck,  H. 

Esernia.  See  A3sernia. 

Esk  river.  Masson,  F.  Roslin,  Hawthornden, 

and  the  vale  of  the  E.  16  pp.  (Gillies,  J.  B.,  Edinburgh, 
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Morillot,  L.  Mythologie  et  16gendes  des 
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See  also  Alaska.— Arctic  regions.— Greenland. 

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fuessen  des  lateinischen  hexameters.  63  pp.  (Rheinisch. 
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Esmeralda.  19  pp.  Gillette,  W.  H.  ( Century 

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Esnecca,  Observations  on  the  word.  5  pp. 

Topham,  J.  (Archaeologia,  v.  6,  1782,  p.  116.) 

Esiieli,  Egypt.  Memoir  on  the  antiquity  of  the 
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Esnik,  of  Kloghp.  Refutation  des  sectes.  14  pp. 

(Langlois,  V.,  Coll,  des  hist.  anc.  et  mod.  de  VArmenie,  v.  2. 
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Esop.  See  AEsopus. 

Esopus  river.  Stuyvesant,  P.  Journey  to 

Esopus,  1658.  8  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  2,  1878,  p.  540.) 

Esoteric  Buddhism.  Sinnett,  A.  P.  — 2264 
Espafta,  Carlos,  Conde  de.  Mort  du  Comte 

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Espaila  bajo  el  poder  arbitrario  de  la  congre- 
gacion  apostdlica,  6  apuntes  documentados 
para  la  historia  de  este  pais  desde  1820  a  1832. 
2  ed.  Paris,  1833.  12°.  3517 

Espafiola,  New  Mexico.  Harrison,  B.  Espanola 

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p.  825.) 

Espafioles  pintados  por  si  mismos.  2  ed.  Ma¬ 
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Espartero,  Joaquin  Baldomero,  Duque  de  la 

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Esperance,  L’,  ou  consolation  des  trois  vertus. 

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Esperamlieu,  Emile.  1857 — .  Nouvelle  note 

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Espinasse,  Francis. 

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Espinosa,  Baltasar  Anduaga  y  ( Tr. ) 

Historia  constitucional  de  la  monarquia 
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Espion  dans  les  cours  des  princes  Chretiens. 

9  v.  Marana,  G.  P.  2312 

Espion  tie  police ;  ou,  memoires  du  Cte.  Leoni 
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Espoir,  Ship.  Gonneville,  B.  P.  de.  Cam- 
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Relation  authentique  du  voyage  es  nouvelles 
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Esprit  tie  Mirabeau.  2  v.  Chaussard  P.  J. 

B.  P.  .2694 

Esprit  tie  Monsieur  tie  Voltaire.  Villaret,  C. 

—4171 

Esprit  fort,  Un.  19  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  v.  27, 

1851,  p.  397.) 

Esprit  public  au  XVIII  siecle.  Aubertin,  C. 

4697 

Esprit  revolutionnaire  avant  la  Revolution, 
1715-89.  Rocquain,  F.  1681 

Esproncetla,  Jos6  de.  1810-42. 

El  diablo  mundo :  poema.  Madrid,  1841. 
2  v.  in  1,  8°.  2324 

-  Sancho  Saldana,  6  el  Castellano  de  Cuellar : 

novela  histdrica  original  del  siglo  XIII.  v.  1- 
4,  6.  Madrid,  1834.  5  v.  16°.  2337 

-  Kennedy,  J.  Jos6  de  Espronceda.  32  pp.  (In  his 

Mod.  poets  and  poetry  of  Spain,  p.  291.)— Mazade,  C.  de. 
La  pofeie  Byronienne  en  Espagne.  Don  Jos6  Espron¬ 
ceda.  19  pp.  (In  his  Espagne  moderne,  p.  260.) 

Espy,  James  Pollard. 

Morehead,  Mrs.  L.  M.  Few  incidents  in 
the  life  of  Prof.  James  P.  Espy.  1888.  3707 

Esquerdes,  Baron  de.  See  Cr&vecoeur,  P.  de. 
Esquilaclie,  Prince  of.  See  Borja  y  Arragon, 
F.  de,  Prince  of  Equilache  (in  supplement). 


Esquimaux.  See  Eskimos. 

Esquisse  de  la  revolution  de  P  Amerique  espag- 
nole.  Palacio,  ( — ).  4636 

Esquisse  sur  Fhistoire,  les  mceurs,  et  la  langue 
des  Cigains.  Kogalnitchan,  M.  de.  1795 

Esquisses  sur  Navarre.  2  v.  Avannes,  T.  d\ 

.2604 

Essai  historique  sur  le  commerce  et  la  navi¬ 
gation  de  la  Mer- Noire.  Anthoine,  A.  I., 
Baron  de  St.  Joseph.  — 2395 

Essai  historique  sur  le  droit  d’ election.  Ba- 
velier,  A.  — 2314 

Essai  historique  sur  les  deux  Pitt.  2  v.  Viel- 
Castel,  C.  L.  G.  G.  de  S.,  Baron  de.  4853 

Essai  politique  sur  le  royaume  de  la  Nouvelle- 
Espagne.  5  v.  Humboldt,  F.  W.  H.  A.,  Frei¬ 
herr  von,  and  Bonpland,  A.  4642 

Essai  sur  l’histoire  de  la  critique  chez  les 
Grecs.  Egger,  A.  E.  2215 

Essai  sur  l’histoire  de  la  literature  catalane. 

Camboulih,  F.  R.  2226 

Essai  sur  l’histoire  du  droit  frangais  au  moyen 
age.  2  v.  Giraud,  C.  J.  B.  — 1325 

Essai  sur  l’histoire  litteraire  des  patois  du 
midi  de  la  France  aux  XVI-XVIII  si^cles. 
2  v.  Noulet,  J.  B.  — 2132 

Essai  sur  l’histoire  naturelle  de  l’isle  de  Saint- 
Domingue.  Nicolson,  C.  P.  — 2576 

Essai  sur  l’indifference  en  matiere  de  re¬ 
ligion.  2  v.  La  Mennais,  H.  F.  R.  de.  — 4163 
Essai  sur  l’origine  de  l’6pop6e  frangaise  et 
sur  son  histoire  au  moyen  age.  H6ricault, 
C.  d’.  2383 

Essai  sur  la  pliysiog  noinonie.  4  v.  Lavater, 
J.  G.  “  4711 

Essai  sur  la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  Beaumar¬ 
chais.  Berger,  F.  E.  4793 

Essai  sur  le  decliiffrement  de  l’ecriture  hie- 
ratique  de  P  Amerique  centrale.  Rosny,  L.  de. 

1211 

Essai  sur  le  ministere  de  Turgot.  Foncin,  P. 

.2603 

Essai  sur  le  patois  poitevin.  Beauchet-Fil- 
leau,  H.  — 2146 

Essai  sur  le  regne  de  Trajan.  La  Berge,  C.  de. 
( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  32. )  — 4154 

Essai  sur  le  Tiers-Etat  rural.  Bernier,  P.  D. 

4604 

Essai  sur  les  fresques  de  Raphael  au  Vatican. 

2  v.  Gruyer,  F.  A.  —1757 

Essai  sur  les  inscriptions  du  Safa.  Hal6vy, 
J.  1232 

Essai  sur  les  institutions  politiques,  religi- 
euses,  economiques,  et  social  es  de  P  empire 
des  Incas.  Wiener,  C.  1622 

Essai  sur  les  monnaies  du  royaume  et  duche 
de  Bretagne.  Bigot,  A.  2704 

Essai  sur  les  origines  du  fonds  grec  de  l’Es- 
curial.  Graux,  C.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes 
etudes,  v.  46.)  — 4154 


ESSAI  SUR  TITE  LIVE 


1835 


ESSAYS  ON  THE  EARLY  PERIOD 


Essai  sur  Tite  Live.  Taine,  H.  A.  3227 

Essais  analytiques.  196  pp.  Balzac,  H.  de, 

CEuvres  compl.  v.  20,  p.  437. 

Essais  en  vers  et  en  prose.  Rouget  de  Lisle, 
C.  J.  2303 

Essais  sur  la  litterature  contemporaine. 

Bruneti&re,  F.  2292 

Essay  oil  Assyriology.  Evans,  G.  — 2145 
Essay  on  civil  policy.  Putt,  C.  —3356 

Essay  on  language  and  other  essays  and  ad¬ 
dresses.  Hazard,  R.  G.  — 2175 

Essay  on  New  South  Wales.  Reid,  G.  H. 

3422 

Essay  on  the  character  and  influence  of  the 
stage.  Styles,  J.  3316 

Essay  on  the  government  of  dependencies. 

Lewis,  Sir  G.  C.  — 2316 

Essay  on  the  human  ear.  Wright,  W.  —3706 
Essay  on  the  mineral  waters  of  Carlsbad. 

Carro,  J.  de.  — 3706 

Essay  on  the  new  analytic  of  logical  forms. 

Baynes,  T.  S.  — 1442 

Essay  on  the  titles.  Wilcocks,  A.  —2487 
Essay  on  trees  in  landscape.  Kennion,  E. 

—1711 


Montagu,  B. 
Nettleship,  H. 
Ogilvie,  J. 
Patterson,  R.  H 
Pattison,  M. 
Procter,  B.  W. 
(B.  Cornwall, 
pseud. ) 

Romanes,  Q.  J. 
Saintsbury,  G. 


Soudder,  H,  E. 
Sharp,  R. 
Siegvolk,  P. 
Smith,  A. 

Smith,  G. 
Stephenson,  R.  L. 
Sterling,  J. 

Story,  W.  W. 
Sumner,  W.  G. 
Symonds,  J.*A. 


Thackeray,  W.  M. 
Tucker,  G. 
Tuckerman,  H.  T. 
Tupper,  M.  F. 
Very,  J. 

Wallis,  S.  T. 
Wasson,  D.  A. 
Whedon,  D.  D. 
Whitman,  W. 
Wilson,  J. 

London,  1860. 

2201 


Essays  and  reviews.  2  ed. 
8°. 


Contents.  Williams,  R.  Kiinscn's  Biblical  re¬ 
searches. — Powell,  B.  On  the  study  of  the  evidences 
of  Christianity.  —  Temple,  F.  education  of  the 
world. — Pattison,  M.  Tendencies  of  religious  thought 
in  England.- Wilson,  H.  B.  Stances  historiques  de 
Cienfcve.  The  national  church.  —  Goodwin,  C.  W.  On 
the  Mosaic  cosmogony.- Jowett,  B.  On  the  inter¬ 
pretation  of  Scripture. 

- Tliirlwall,  C.,  Bp.  of  St.  David’s.  Charge  delivered 

Oct.  1863.  Essays  and  reviews.  90  pp.  (In  his  Remains, 
v.  2,  p.  1.) 


Essays  in  Biblical  Greek.  Hatch,  E.  —1255 


Essays  in  the  constitutional  history  of  the 
United  States  in  the  formative  period  1775-89. 
Jameson,  J.  F.  (Ed.)  — 2313 


Essays  in  the  study  of  folk-songs.  Marti- 
nengo-Cesaresco,  E.,  Countess.  1337 


Essay  towards  a  natural,  experimental,  and 
medical  history  of  the  mineral  waters  of  Ire¬ 
land.  Rutty,  J.  — 3785 

Essay  upon  gaming.  Collier,  J.  ( Goldsmid, 

E.  M.,  Coll.  Adamant,  v.  8.)  3125 

Essay  upon  the  probable  methods  of  mak¬ 
ing  people  gainers  in  the  ballance  of  trade. 
Davenant,  C.  — 2395 

Essays. 

College  and  the  Church.  1887.  —2385 

-  Essays  and  reviews.  1860.  2201 

-  Essays  on  the  Irish  Church.  1866. 

—1273 

-  Hermathena,  a  series  of  papers  on  litera¬ 
ture,  science,  and  philosophy.  1874-96,  9  v. 

2283 

-  Spectator,  The.  1856,  8  v.  2201 

-  British  essayists.  13  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  84,  1857, 

p.  502.) — Henley,  W.  E.  Essays  and  essayists.  6  pp. 
(In  his  Views  and  reviews,  p.  188.)— I.y  tton.  Lady  R.  D. 
W.  B.  Essay  upon  essays.  22  pp.  (In  her  Shells  from 
the  sands  of  time,  p.  112.)— Zabriskie,  F.  N.  The  essay 
as  a  literary  form  and  quality.  19  pp.  (New  Princeton 
Rev.  v.  4,  1887,  p.  227.) 


Essays  on  Chaucer,  his  words  and  works. 
2  s.  nos.  19,  29.  London,  1884-92.  2  nos.  8°. 

1302 

Note. — For  2  s.  nos.  2,  9,  16,  18,  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Contents.  Skeat,  W.  W.  On  Chaucer’s  use  of  the 
Kentish  dialed,  no.  29.— Jusserand,  J.  J.  Chaucer’s 
pardoner  and  the  Pope’s  pardoners,  no.  19. — Eilers,  W. 
Dissertation  on  “The  Parson's  tale,''  and  the  “Somme 
de  vices  et  de  vertus”  of  Freire  Lorens,  no.  19.— Cowell, 
E.  B.  On  Chaucer’s  queen  Anelyda,  no.  29.— King- 
ton-Oliphant,  T.  L.  On  Chaucer’s  reputed  works, 
no.  19.— Skeat,  W.  W.  Roinaunt  of  the  Rose.  no.  29. 
— Why  “The  Romaunt  of  the  Rose”  is  not  Chaucer’s, 
no.  19.  —  Rossetti,  W.  M.  Chaucer’s  “Saint  Boy,” 
no.  29.— Karkeek,  P.  Q.  Chaucer’s  Shipman  and  his 
barge  “The  Mandelayne,”  with  notes  on  Chaucer’s 
horses,  no.  19.— Brandi,  A.  On  the  historical  personages 
of  Chaucer’s  “Squyeres  tale”  and  of  the  spurious 
“Chaucer’s  Dreme,”  no.  29. 

Essays  on  German  literature,  Boyesen,  H. 
H.  2252 

Essays  on  parliamentary  reform.  Bagehot, 
W.  —1354 

Essays  on  philosophical  subjects.  Smith,  A. 

—1452 


See  also  Criticism. 


Essays  on  political  economy.  Carey,  M. 


Note. — In  addition  to  the  list  on  pp.  1248,  49  of  the  first 
Catalogue,  the  library  has  the  essays  of : 


Abbott,  E. 
Adams,  H. 
Bayne,  P. 
Blackie,  J.  S. 
Blake,  J.  V. 
Boyesen,  H.  H. 
Brewer,  J.  S. 
Brinton,  D. 
Brooks,  P. 
BrunetiSre,  F. 
Caird,  E. 

Carey,  M. 
Channing,  W.  E. 
Croly,  G, 


Cust,  R.  N. 
Darmesteter,  J. 
Davenant,  C. 

De  Vere,  Sir  A. 
Friswell,  J.  H. 
Gibbons,  P.  E. 
Gildersleeve,  B.  L. 
Giles,  H. 

Gosse,  E.  W. 
Halford,  Sir  H. 
Hazard,  R.  G. 
Hazlitt,  W. 

Head,  Sir  F.  B. 
Henley,  W.  E. 


Hogg,  J. 
Holland,  J.  G. 
Horne,  R.  H. 
Hunt,  T.  W. 
Hueffer,  F. 
Hutton,  R.  H. 
Jenkin,  F. 
Jessopp,  A. 
Kingsley,  C. 
Lodge,  H.  C. 
Lytton,  Lady  R. 

D.  W.  B. 
Matthews,  J.  B. 
Mivart,  St.  G. 


—1366 

Essays  on  some  disputed  questions  in  mod¬ 
ern  international  law.  Lawrence,  T.  J.  — 1358 

Essays  on  some  of  the  modern  guides  of 
English  thought  in  matters  of  faith.  Hutton , 
R.  H.  —4257 

Essays  on  subjects  of  moral  and  social  in¬ 
terest.  Blackie,  J.  S.  — 1366 

Essays  on  the  art  of  Plieidias.  Waldstein, 
C.  —1743 

Essays  on  the  early  period  of  the  French 
Revolution.  Croker,  J.  W.  4602 


ESSAYS  ON  THE  IRISH  CHURCH 


1336 


ESSEX  INSTITUTE 


Essays  on  the  Irish  Church.  By  clergymen 
of  the  established  church  in  Ireland.  Oxford, 
1866.  8°.  —1273 

Contents.  Anderson,  W.  Bifliciiliies  of  the  Irish 
church.— Edwards,  A.  W.  Historical  sketch  of  the 
church  of  Ireland.  —  Byrne,  J.  Influences  exerted  on 
Ireland  by  the  Irish  church  establishment;  On  the 
general  principles  of  the  establishment  and  endowment 
of  religious  bodies  by  the  state,  with  special  reference  to 
Ireland. — Lee,  A.  T.  Some  account  of  the  property 
and  statistics  of  the  Irish  church. 

Essays  on  the  principles  of  charitable  insti¬ 
tutions.  London,  1836.  8°.  —1381 

Essays  upon  heredity  and  kindred  biological 
problems.  2  v.  Weismann,  A.  F.  H.  — 1675 
Essays  upon  peace  at  home,  and  war  abroad. 

Davenant,  C.  — 1368 

Essen,  Prussia.  Conway,  M.  D.  An  iron  city 

beside  the  Ruhr.  24  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  72, 1886,  p.  495.) 

Essenhek,  Monastery.  Annales  Essenbecenses. 

8  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  29,  p.  221.) 

Essenes,  The.  92  pp.  De  Quincey,  T.,  Coll. 

writings ,  v.  7,  pp.  101,  230. 

Essenwein,  August  Ottmar  von.  1813 — . 

Die  romanische  und  die  gothische  bau- 
kunst.  Darmstadt,  1889.  r.  8°.  (Durm,  J., 
and  others,  Handb.  der  architektur,  2  th.  v.  4, 
pt.  1. )  —1765 

-  Die  fortsetzung  der  classischen  baukunst  im  ostroe- 

mischen  reiche.  Byzautinisclie  baukunst.  42  pp. 
(Durm,  J.,  and  others,  Handb.  der  architektur,  2  th.  v.  3, 
pt.  1,  p.  143.)— Die  ausgaenge  der  classischen  baukunst. 
Christlicher  kirciicnbau.  140  pp.  (Durm,  J.,  and 
others,  Handb.  der  architektur,  2  th.  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  1.) — Ein- 
leitung  (Tlieorctische  und  liistorisclie  ueber- 
sicht).  100  pp.  (Durm,  J.,  and  others,  Handb.  der 
architektur,  1  th.  pt.  1,  p.  1 ;  pt.  2,  p.  3.) 

-  and  others.  Allgemeine  hochbaukunde. 

Darmstadt,  1883-96.  2  v.  r.  8°.  (Durm,  J., 
and  others,  Handb.  der  architektur,  1  th. 
v.  1,  2.)  —1765 

Essex,  Earls  of.  See  Capel,  A. — Cromwell,  T. — 
Devereux,  R.  and  W. — Mandeville,  G.  de. 
Essex,  W.  R.  H. 

Illustrations  of  the  architectural  ornaments 
and  embellishments,  and  painted  glass,  of  the 
Temple  church,  London,  with  an  account  of 
the  recent  restoration  of  the  church,  by  Syd¬ 
ney  Smirke.  London,  1845.  4°.  — 17C3 

Essex,  County ,  England. 

Barrett,  C.  R.  B.  Essex  :  highways,  by¬ 
ways,  and  waterways.  1892-93,  2  v.  .2523 

-  Berry,  W.  County  genealogies.  Pedi¬ 
grees  of  Essex  families,  n.  d.  3791 

-  Domesday  book  ;  or,  the  great  survey  of 

England  of  William  the  Conqueror,  A.  D.  1086. 
Fac-simile  of  the  part  relating  to  Essex.  1862. 

2542 

-  Fisher,  W.  R.  Forest  of  Essex ;  its  his¬ 
tory,  laws,  administration,  and  ancient  cus¬ 
toms,  and  the  wild  deer  which  lived  in  it. 
1887.  —4692 

-  Hawley,  T.,  and  others.  Visitations  of 

Essex,  1552,  58,  70 ;  1612,  34.  To  which  are 
added,  miscellaneous  Essex  pedigrees  from 


various  Harleian  MSS.  and  an  appendix  con¬ 
taining  Berry’s  Essex  pedigrees.  1878-79,  2  v. 
(Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  13,  14.)  2513 

-  Morant,  P.  History  and  antiquities  of 

the  county  of  Essex.  1748,  2  v.  2521 

-  Pym,  J.  Speech  delivered  at  a  conference 

with  the  Lords,  Jan.  25,  1641.  By  occasion  of 
the  petition  from  the  citie  of  London,  and  the 
counties  of  Middlesex,  Essex,  and  Hertford. 
1641.  (  With  James  I,  King  of  Gt.  Brit.,  Speach 
in  the  Starr  e- Chamber. )  4555 

-  Suckling,  A.  Memorials  of  the  antiquities 

and  architecture,  family  history,  and  heraldry 
of  the  county  of  Essex.  1845.  2521 

— —  True  relation  of  the  army  set  out  by  the 
county  of  Essex,  under  the  command  of .  .  . 
Robert,  Earle  of  Warwick :  for  the  defence 
of  the  King  and  Parliament.  1642.  ( With 

James  I,  King  of  Gt.  Brit.,  Speach  in  the  Starre- 
Chamber. )  4555 

-  Wright,  T.  History  and  topography  of 

the  the  county  of  Essex.  1831-35,  2  v.  2521 

-  Clark,  C.  John  Noakes  and  Mary  Styles:  in  the  dia¬ 
lect  of  E.,  1839.  40  pp.  {Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  76,  p.  69.) — 
Clarke,  J.  Notes  on  objects  in  the  Mayer  collection  re¬ 
lating  to  E.;  with  an  account  of  a  discovery  of  celts  and 
war  implements.  14  pp.  10  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  13,  1873,  p.  271.) — Cox,T.  Essex. 
104  pp.  {In  his  Magna  Britannia,  v.  1,  p.  649.)— French, 
A.  D.  W.  Essex.  11  pp.  {In  his  County  records,  p.  120.) 
— Hunter,  H.  Essex.  281  pp.  {In  his  Hist,  of  London, 
v.  2,  p.  425.) — Wood,  J.  M.  Round  church  towers  of  E. 
36  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  46,  1890,  p.  95; 
v.  48,  1892,  pp.  229,  300.) 

See  also  Broomfield. — Chelmsford.— Chipping' - 
On^ar.  —  Colchester.  —England.  —  Greensted.  — 
Lamarsh. — Leghs,  Great. — London.— Moreton. — 
Pentlow.  —  Bayne.  —  Saffron  Walden.  —  Shoe- 
bury.— Staple  ford  Tawney.— Stifford.— Stock.— 
Waltham. 

Essex,  County ,  Mass.  Robinson,  J.  Our  trees. 
A  popular  account  of .  .  .  the  native  trees  of 
Essex  county,  Mass.  1891.  (Essex  Inst.) 

—2695 

Essex,  County,  N.  J.  Bien,  J.  R.,  and  Ver- 
meule,  C.  C.  Atlas  of  the  metropolitan  dis¬ 
trict  and  adjacent  country,  comprising  the 
counties  of  New  York,  Kings  .  .  .  and  part  of 
Queens  in  the  state  of  New  York  .  .  .  and 
parts  of  the  counties  of  Bergen,  Passaic,  Essex, 
and  Union  in  the  state  of  New  Jersey  . . .  1891. 

1412 

-  Shaw,  W.  H.  History  of  Essex  and  Hud¬ 
son  counties,  New  Jersey.  1884,  2  v.  3512 

Essex,  County ,  N.  Y.  Watson,  W.  C.  Military 
and  civil  history  of  the  county  of  Essex,  New 
York.  1869.  3563 

See  also  Indian  Pass. 

Essex  County  Natural  History  Society. 
Journal,  v.  1.  Salem,  1852.  8°.  (Bound 

pamph.  v.  249.)  5933 

Essex  Institute.  Bulletin,  1884-96.  Salem, 
1884-97.  13  v.  8°.  .2625 

Note, —For  earlier  v,  see  preceding  catalogue. 


ESSEX  INSTITUTE 


1337 


ESTIENNE,  Henri 


-  Historical  collections,  v.  21  -  32.  Salem, 

1884-96.  13  v.  8°.  .2624 

Note.— For  v.  1-20  see  preceding  catalogue. 

See  also  Robinson.  J.  Our  trees  .  .  .  Pub.  by  the 
Essex  Institute. 

Essex  papers.  Airy,  O.  (Ed.)  {Camden  Soc. 

n.  s.  v.  47. )  1504 

Esta^o,  Achille.  1524-81.  Commentarius. 

133  pp.  (Catullus,  C.  V.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  2,  p.  528 :  Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) — In  Tibullnm  commentarius.  79  pp. 
(Tibullus,  A.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  2,  p.  455:  Valpy,  A.  J., 
Script.  Lat.) 

Estadistica  de  la  Republica  mexicana.  2  v. 

Busto,  E.  — 3392 

Estaing-,  Charles  Hector  ThSodat,  Comte  de. 

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Este,  Beatrice  d’.  Porro  Lambertenghi,  G. 

Nozze  d’E.  e  di  Anna  Sforza.  52  pp.  (Soc.  stor.  lombarda, 
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Este,  Borso  d’.  Celani,  E.  Venuta  d’E.  in 
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Este,  Ercole  II  d’,  Duke  of  Ferrara.  Lettere  di 

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Este,  Hippolito  a’,  Cardinal  of  Ferrara.  1479- 

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Este,  Isabella  d’.  See  Gonzaga,  I.  d’E. 

Este,  Rinaldo  d’,  Duke  of  Modena.  Muratori, 

L.  A.  Relazioni  a  d’E.  15  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  Appen¬ 
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Este,  Italy.  Nuvolato,  G.  Storia  di  Este  e 
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Estebanez  Calderon,  Serafin  (El  Solitario, 
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Escenas  andaluzas,  bizarrias  de  la  tierra .  .  . 
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Estel,  Volkmar.  Ueber  die  frage  des  Weber’- 
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Estes  park.  Peaks  about.  Chapin,  F.  H., 
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Esteve,  Eugene  Martin  Francois.  Vie  et  la 
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Esteve,  N.  Au  R.  P.  de  Ravignan,  souvenir 

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Esther,  Queen  of  Persia.  Zambrini,  F.  S.  ( Ed. ) 
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curiositd  letterarie,  no.  43.)  2522 

Esther.  46  pp.  Smith,  H.  ( Omnibus  of  mod. 

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Esther,  Book  of.  See  Bible,  O.  T.,  Esther. 

Esther,  Rest  of.  See  Bible,  O.  T. ,  Apocrypha. 

Esther  Feverel.  9  pp.  Matthews,  J.  B.  ( Har¬ 
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Estlieriae,  Monograph  of  the  fossil.  Jones,  T. 
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Esthetique  de  Schiller.  Montargis,  F.  —1466 

Estlionia,  Russia.  Bunge,  F.  G.  von,  and 
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Note. — For  v.  1-6  see  preceding  catalogue,  v.  7  wanting. 

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See  also  Raltic  provinces. 

Esthonian  folk-lore.  Kreutzwald,  F.  Ehst- 
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See  also  Russian  folk-lore. 

Estienne,  Henri.  1528-98. 

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dgportemens  de  la  Reyne  Catherine  de  Medi- 
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( LabbS  de  Monvfiron,  C.,  Gl/rilli,  Philoxeni,  aliorumque 
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ESTIENNE,  Henri  1338  ETAPLES,  Prance 


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Estienne,  Robert.  Feugere,  L.  Anciens  auteurs 

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Estienne.  See  also  Etienne.  —  Stephan.  — 
Stephanus. — Stephen. 

Estienne  d’Orves,  (— ),  Comtesse  d\  Marie 

Bashkirtseff.  23  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  127,  1891, 
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Estimate  of  the  Scottish  nobility.  Rogers,  C. 

{Grampian  Club.)  .2576 

Estlin,  J.  B.  Account  of  a  supply  of  fresh 

vaccine  virus  from  the  cow.  40  pp.  (Crookshank,  E.  M., 
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Estlin,  John  Prior,  D.  D.  Coleridge,  S.  T.  Un¬ 
published  letters  to  E.  117  pp.  (Philobiblon  Soc.  Miscel. 
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Estonrnelles  de  Constant,  Paul  Henri  Benja¬ 
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modern  Greece.  20pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11, 1882,  p.586.) 

Estonteville,  Louis  de.  Luce,  S.  Louis  d’Es- 

touteville:  Le  Mtard  d’Orlfians  et  la  defense  du  Mont 
St.-Michel.  31  pp.  (Comespondant,  n.  s.  v.  124,  1890, 
p.  1024.) 

Estrada,  Alvara  Florez.  See  Florez  Estrada,  A. 
Estrades,  Godefroi,  Comte  d’,  Marshal  de 
France.  1607-86. 

Lettres,  memoires,  et  negociations  de,  tant 
en  quality  d’Ambassadeur  .  .  .  que  comme 
Ambassadeur  plenipotentiaire  .  .  .  conjointe- 
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d’Avaux  .  .  .  Ouvrage  oh  sont  compris  P  achat 
de  Dunkerque,  et  plusieurs  autres  choses  trhs- 
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-  Supplement,  servant  h  l’^claircissement  de 

l’histoire  de  la  Rgpublique  des  Provinces- 
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[La  Hage],  1763.  16°.  {With  his  Lettres, 

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1669.  Tr.  by  several  hands.  London,  1711. 
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Estrees,  Gabrielle  d’,  Duchesse  de  Beaufort. 

Berger  «le  Xivrey,  J.  Sur  le  mariage  de  Gabrielle 
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brielle  d’Etrges  et  Sully.  55  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  33,  1887, 
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d’E.  23  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  3,  1841,  p.  148.) 
See  also  Henry  IV,  King  of  France. 

Estrees,  Jean  d’,  Marshal  de  France.  Richer, 

A.  Vie  de  Jean  d’E.  56  pp.  (In  his  Vie  du  Margchal  de 
Tourville,  v.  2,  p.  175.) 

Estreiclier,  Karol.  1827 — . 

Bibliografla  polska.  Krakdw,  1870-94.  13  v. 
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Note.—Y.  8,  pts.  1,  2  wanting.  Titlepage  also  in  German. 
Contents. 

StSlecie  XIX. 

Akademia-Fussius,  J.  D.  v.  1.  R.-Uzywaniu,  O.  v.  4. 
G.-Lygier,  v.  2.  W.-Zyzn,  v.  5. 

L-Quot,  v.  3. 

A.-Ozegowski,  A.  v.  6.  P.,  A.-Zyneopysanije,  v.  7. 

St6lecib  XV-XVII. 

Spis  chronologiczny,  v.  8,  pts.  3,  4. 

St6lecie  XVIII. 

Spis  chronologiczny,  v.  9. 

St<5lecie  XIX. 

Spis  chronologiczny,  v.  10,  11. 

St6lecie  XV-XVIII. 

A.-Bezpieczenstwo,  v.  12.  Biala-Bzovius,  M.  v.  13. 

-  Bibliografla  polska  XIX  stulecia.  Zeszyt 

dodatkowy.  W.  Krakowie,  1873.  r.  8°.  L.55 

.Vote.— Titlepage  also  in  German. 

Estremaclura,  Portugal.  PSne,  H.  de.  Es- 

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Estutlios  criticos  acerca  de  la  dominacion  es- 
panola  en  America.  7  v.  Cappa,  R.  4647 
Estudios  sobre  la  historia  argentina  contem- 
por&nea.  Zuviria,  J.  M.  4653 

Etablissements  de  Rouen.  2  v.  Giry,  A. 
( Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  6tudes,  v.  55,  59. ) 

—4154 

Etampes,  Thibaut  d\  13  cent.  Lettre  ad¬ 
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Etaples,  France.  Cousin,  L.  Emplacement  de 

Quentowic.  86  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Mlm.  v.  9, 
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rine  antique,  trouv6e  sur  1 ’emplacement  presume  de 
Quentovic.  3  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Bull.  1857-61, 
p.  487.) — Troisifime  peche  archgologique.  2  pp.  (Soc. 
antiq.  de  Morinie,  Bull.  1854-57,  p.  261.) 


ETAT  DE  LA  FRANCE 


1339 


ETHE,  Hermann 


Etat  de  la  France  en  1789.  Boiteau,  D.  A.  P. 
(Boiteau  d’ Ambly,  pseud. )  4695 

Etat  moderne  et  l’eglise  catholique  en  Alle- 
magne.  Stroehlin,  E.  — 3205 

Etats  Gthieraux. — Etats  Provinciaux.  See 
France. 

Ethai.  See  Ethiopia. 

Etching".  Binyon,  L.  Dutch  etchers  of  the 
seventeenth  century.  1895.  ( Portfolio ,  no.  21, 
1895. )  —4571 

-  Grahame,  G.  Claude  Lorrain :  painter 

and  etcher.  1895.  (Portfolio,  no.  15,  1895.) 

—4571 

-  Ilaytlcn,  F.  S.  Art  of  the  painter-etcher.  10  pp. 

( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  27,  1890,  p.  756.) — Royal  Society  of 
painter  -  etchers.  7  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  29,  1891, 
p.  775.)— Van  Rensselaer,  M.  G.  American  etchers. 
17  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  3,  1883,  p.  483.) — Wed  more,  F. 
Modern  etching.  11  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1887, 
p.  753.) 

See  also  Engraving.— Fine  arts.— Illustration 
of  books,  etc.— Photo-engraving.— Plioto-etcli- 
ing.  Also  Art,  L\— Art  Journal.— Portfolio. 

Etchings. 

Carr,  J.  W.  C.  Examples  of  contemporary 
art :  etchings  from  representative  works  by 
living  English  and  foreign  artists.  1878. 

— 17E3 

-  Cornish,  C.  J.  The  New  forest.  1894. 

( Portfolio ,  no.  8,  1894.)  — 4571 

-  Deuchar,  D.  Collection  of  etchings  after 

the  most  eminent  masters  of  the  Dutch  and 
Flemish  schools.  1803.  — 17E4 

-  Rembrant  ( Rembrandt  Hermanszoon  van 

Ryn).  CEuvre  de,  decrit  et  comments  par  M. 
Charles  Blanc.  1880,  2  v.  P.28.3 

- CEuvre  complet  de,  dgcrit  et  comments 

par  M.  Eugene  Dutuit.  1883-84,  3  v.  P.29.1 

- Etchings.  Fifty  of  the  most  notable 

etchings  of  Rembrandt,  reproduced  by  the 
photo-gravure  process ;  with  .  .  .  descriptive 
and  historical  notes  to  each  picture  by  C.  B. 
Curtis.  [1888].  P.28.3 

-  Unger,  W.  Etchings  after  Frans  Hals. 

1873.  — 17D3 

-  Wornum,  R.  N.  Etchings  from  the  Na¬ 
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— 17D7 

-  Youngman,  J.  M.  Gleanings  from  nature  : 

a  series  of  twelve  etchings.  1874.  — 17A2 

See  also  Costume. — Engravings.— Fine  arts. — 
Pictures.  Also  Art,  L’.— Art  Journal.— Portfolio. 

Etchings,  Criticism ,  etc. 

Biegeleben,  L.  M.  T.,  Freiherr  von.  Kata- 
log  der . . .  sammlung  von  alten  kupferstichen, 
radirungen  .  .  .  aus  dem  nachlasse  des  H.  L. 
Baron  v.  B.,  versteigerung  15  Feb.  1886.  1886. 

—1791 

-  Burnet,  J.  Rembrandt  and  his  works. 

1849.  —1722 

-  Dutuit,  E.  Tableaux  et  dessins  de  Rem¬ 
brandt.  Catalogue  historique  et  descriptif. 
1885.  P.29.1 


-  Evans,  A.  E.,  and  Sons  {Pubs.)  Fine  art 

circular  and  print  collector’s  manual.  Cata¬ 
logue  of  nearly  six  thousand  etchings  and 
engravings  by  artists  of  every  school  and 
period,  n.  d.  — 17C5 

-  Gersaint,  E.  F.,  and  others.  Catalogue 

raisonne  de  toutes  les  estampes  qui  forment 
1’ CEuvre  de  Rembrandt,  et  des  principales 
pieces  de  ses  elgves.  Nouv.  gd.  .  . .  [avec  sup- 
pigment]  par  M.  le  Chev.  de  Claussin.  1824- 
28,  2  v.  in  1.  —1756 

-  Hamerton,  P.  G.  Etchings  of  Rembrandt. 

1894.  {Portfolio,  no.  1,  1894.)  — 4571 

-  Koehler,  S.  R.  Chronological  catalogue 

of  the  engravings,  dry-points,  and  etchings  of 
A.  Duerer.  1897.  {Grolier  Club.)  2262 

-  Michel,  E.  Rembrandt,  sa  vie,  son  oeuvre, 

et  son  temps.  1893.  4771 

-  Nagler,  G.  K.  Leben  und  werke  des 

malers  und  radirers  Rembrandt  van  Ryn. 
1843.  4796 

-  Rossi,  G.  C.  Catalog  der  .  .  .  sammlung 

von  kupferstichen,  radirungen  .  .  .  des  Herrn 
Cav.  G.  C.  R.,  welche  17  Maerz  1886  .  .  .  ver- 
steigert  wird.  1886.  — 1791 

-  Vosmaer,  C.  Rembrandt,  sa  vie  et  ses 

oeuvres.  1877.  4772 

- Freeman,  P.  On  the  site  of  “a  temple  by  Chichester,” 

as  etched  by  J.  Dunstall.  5  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc. 
Coll.  v.  7,  1854,  p.  56.) — Middleton,  C.  H.  Remarks  on 
the  exhibition  of  the  etched  work  of  Rembrandt.  4  pp. 

( Archaeol .  Journ.  v.  34,  1877,  p.  83.) 

Ete  a  Aix  en  Savoie.  Despine,  C.,  and  Audif- 
fred,  H.  —3797 

Ete  dans  le  Sahara.  Fromentin,  E.  .2407 

Eternal  life.  See  Future  state. 

Eternal  punishment.  See  Future  punish¬ 
ment. 

Eternity.  Koehler,  R.  Ein  bild  der  ewigkeit. 

3  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  8,  1863,  p.  305.)—  Hansel,  H.  L. 
Man’s  conception  of  eternity.  15  pp.  (In  his  Letters, 
p.  107.) — Mussafia,  A.  Ein  bild  der  ewigkeit.  2  pp. 
( Germania ,  v.  9,  1864,  p.  457.) 

See  also  Existence.  —  Future  state.—  Immor. 
tality. — Metaphysics.— Philosophy.— Theology. 
— Time. 

Eternity  of  matter.  Wundt,  W.  M.  Die 

Unendlichkeit  der  welt.  27  pp.  (Essays,  p.  61.)—  Zeller, 
E.  Der  streit  Theophrasts  gegen  Zeno  ueber  die  ewigkeit 
der  welt.  8  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  11,  1876,  p.  422.) 

See  also  Creation.— Metaphysics.— Philosophy. 

Eterno  femminino  regale.  Carducci,  G. 

2326 

Etliandun,  Battle.  Alexander,  R.  C.  Edington 

or  Yatton  the  Ethandun  of  Alfred’s  victory?  15  pp. 
(  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  5,  1859,  p.  193.) 
— Matcham,  G.  Battle  of  E.  14  pp.  (Wiltshire  Archaeol. 
and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  4,  1858,  p.  175.)— Reply  to  the  stric¬ 
tures  of  G.  P.  Scrope,  on  a  paper  relating  to  the  battle  of 
E.  10  pp.  ( Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  5, 
1859,  p.  255.)— Scrope,  G.  P.  Battle  of  E.  11  pp.  (  Wilt¬ 
shire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  4,  1858,  p.  298.) 

Etlie,  Hermann.  1844 — .  Aelteste  urkunde 

ueber  Firdausi.  6  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits. 
v.  48,  1894,  p.  89.) — Neu-IrJln.  6  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  37,  1883,  p.  108.)— Die  hoefische  und  ro- 
mantische  poesie  der  Perser.  48  pp.  (Samml.  wissens. 


Vol.  III.— 168. 


ETHE,  Hermann 


1340 


ETHIOPIA 


vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  2, 1887,  p.  263.)— Die  mystische,  didaktische, 
und  lyrische  poesie  und  das  spaetere  schriftthum  der 
Perser.  52  pp.  ( Samml .  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  3,  1888, 
p.  143.) 

-  (Ed.)  Auswahl  aus  Nasir  Chusrau’s  Kasi- 

den.  See  AM  Mu’in  Nasir  ed-Din  bin  Chusrau. 
Etlieldreda,  St.  Fischer,  R.  Zur  sprache  und 

autorscliaft  der  mittelengl.  legenden  St.  Editha  und  St. 
E.  44  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  11,  1889,  p.  175.)— Ilenser,  W.  Zu 
Fischer,  Sprache,  und  autorschaft  der  mittelengl.  legen¬ 
den  St.  Editha  und  St.  E.  7  pp.  ( Anglia ,  v.  12,  1889, 
p.  578.) 

Etlielgar,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Hook,  W.  F. 
Ethelgar.  5  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  Abps.  of  Canterbury, 
v.  1,  1860,  p.  427.) 

Ethelhard,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Hook,  W.  F. 

Ethelhard.  16  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  Abps.  of  Canterbury, 
v.  1,  I860,  p.  254.) 

Etlielnotli,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Hook,  W.  F. 

Ethelnoth.  11  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  Abps.  of  Canterbury, 
v.  1,  1860,  p.  477.) 

Etlielred,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Hook,  W.  F. 
Ethelred.  16  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  Abps.  of  Canterbury, 
v.  1,  1860,  p.  297.) 

Etlielwulf.  9  cent.  Carmen.  23  pp.  ( Duemm- 
ler,  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  aevi  Car.  v.  1,  pt.  2,  p.  582 :  Monumenta 
German,  hist.) 

Ether  (in  chemistry ).  Menschutkin,  N.  Re- 

cherches  sur  l’influence  exercge  par  l’isomgrie  des  alcools 
et  des  acides  sur  la  formation  des  others  composes.  64  pp. 
2  pi.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  25,  1878 ;  v.  26, 
1879.)— Schoenbein,  C.  F.  Ueber  einige  neue  reihen 
chemischer  beruehrungswirkungen.  32  pp.  (Munich, 
Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  31 :  Mathemat.-phys.  classe, 
Abhandl.  v.  8,  pt.  1,  1857,  p.  37.) 

See  also  Anaesthetics.— Chemistry.— Etheriza¬ 
tion.—  Etliyl. 

Ether  (in  physics).  Gerland,  E.  Der  leere 

raum,  die  constitution  der  koerper  und  der  aether.  40  pp. 
(Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  18,  1883,  p.  319.)— Helm,  G. 
Der  aether  und  die  wirkungen  in  die  feme.  5  pp.  (  Vier- 
teljahrsschr.  f.  wissens.  philos.  v.  6, 1882,  p.  429.) 

See  also  Physics. 

Etherege,  Sir  George.  Circa  1635-91. 

Works  :  plays  and  poems,  ed.,  with  critical 
notes  and  introduction,  by  A.  Wilson  Verity. 
London,  1888.  8°.  2106 

Contents.  Comical  revenge;  or,  Love  in  a  tub.— 
The  Han  of  motle ;  or,  Sir  Fopling  Flutter,  a  comedy. 

—Poems.— She  would  if  she  could,  a  comedy.— 
Index. 

-  dosse,  E.  W.  Sir  George  Etheredge.  35  pp.  (In  his 

Seventeenth-century  studies,  p.  231.) 

Etheridge,  Robert. 

Fossils  of  the  British  islands  stratigraphi- 
cally  and  zoologically  arranged,  v.  1.  Palaeo¬ 
zoic.  Oxford,  1888.  4°.  —1621 

Etheridge,  Robert,  Jr.,  and  Jack,  Robert 
Logan.  Catalogue  of  works,  papers,  reports, 
and  maps,  on  the  geology,  palaeontology, 
mineralogy,  mining,  and  metallurgy,  etc.,  of 
the  Australian  continent  and  Tasmania.  Lon¬ 
don,  1881.  8°.  W.  38 

Etherization. 

Gay,  M.  Statement  of  the  claims  of  Charles 
T.  Jackson,  to  the  discovery  of  the  applica¬ 
bility  of  sulphuric  ether  to  the  prevention  of 
pain  in  surgical  operations.  1847.  (Anaes¬ 
thetics,  Pamphlets  on.)  — 3765 


-  Lord,  J.  L.,  and  Lord,  H.  C.  Defence  of 

Dr.  Charles  T.  Jackson’s  claims  to  the  dis¬ 
covery  of  etherization.  1848.  (Bound  pampli. 
v.  229. )  5933 

- Memorial  addressed  to  the  trustees  of 

the  Massachusetts  General  Hospital,  in  behalf 
of  Charles  T.  Jackson,  in  relation  to  the  dis¬ 
covery  of  etherization.  1849.  ( Bound  pamph. 
V.  229. )  5933 

- United  States.  House  of  Representatives, 

30  Cong.  2  sess.  Report  of  the  Select  Com¬ 

mittee  to  whom  was  referred  the  memorial  of 
Wm.  T.  G.  Morton,  asking  compensation  from 
Congress  for  the  discovery  of  the  anaesthetic 
or  pain-subduing  property  of  sulphuric  ether  ; 
Minority  report.  1849.  (Bound pamph.  v.  229.) 

5933 

- 32  Cong.  1  sess.  Report  of  the  Select 

Committee  to  whom  was  referred  the  memo¬ 
rial  of  Dr.  Wm.  T.  G.  Morton,  asking  remu¬ 
neration  from  Congress  for  the  discovery  of 
the  anaesthetic  or  pain-subduing  properties  of 
sulphuric  ether.  1852.  (Bound  pamph.  v.  229. ) 

5933 

-  United  States.  Senate,  32  Cong.  2  sess. 

Report  of  the  Select  Committee  to  which  were 
referred  the  various  memorials  in  regard  to 
the  discovery  of  the  means  by  which  the 
human  body  is  rendered  uniformly  and  safely 
insensible  to  pain  under  surgical  operations. 
1853.  (Bound  pamph.  v.  229.)  5933 

-  Dana,  R.  H.,  Jr.  The  ether  discovery.  43  pp.  (Lit- 

tell’s  Liv.  Age,  v.  16,  1848,  p.  529.)— Jackson,  J.  B.  S. 
Review  of  Dr.  M.  Gay’s  statement  of  Dr.  Charles  T.  Jack¬ 
son’s  claims  to  the  discovery  of  the  inhalation  of  sul¬ 
phuric  ether,  as  a  preventive  of  pain.  8  pp.  (Anaesthetics, 
Pamphlets  on. ) 

See  also  Anaesthetics. — Chloroform. — Ether  (in 

chemistry). — Materia  niedica. 

Etherology ;  or,  the  philosophy  of  Mesmerism 
and  phrenology.  Grimes,  J.  S.  — 1538 

Ethical  systems.  25  pp.  Hedge,  F.  H.,  Martin 

Luther  and  other  essays,  p.  225. 

Ethical  theory,  Types  of.  2  v.  Martineau,  J. 

—1442 

Ethics.  See  Moral  philosophy. 

Ethics  of  evolution.  16  pp.  Hyslop,  J.  H. 

(New  Englander,  v.  53, 1890,  p.  260.) 

Ethics  of  field  sports.  15  pp.  Caton,  J.  D., 

and  Leffingwell,  W.  B.  (Shields,  G.  O.,  Big  game  of  N. 
America,  p.  567.) 

Ethics  of  George  Eliot’s  works.  Brown, 
J.  C.  2294 

Ethics  of  pain.  13  pp.  Hayman,  H.  (Brit. 

Quart.  Rev.  v.  82,  1885,  p.  372.) 

Ethics  of  political  lying.  6  pp.  Dicey,  E. 

(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  25,  1889,  p.  789.) 

Ethiopia. 

Basset,  R.  Etudes  sur  l’histoired’Ethiopie. 
(Journ  asiat.  7  s.  v.  17,  18,  1881.)  4914 

-  Bent,  J.  T.  Sacred  city  of  the  Ethiopians, 

being  a  record  of  travel  and  research  in  Abys¬ 
sinia  in  1893.  1893.  1435 


ETHIOPIA 


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ETHNOLOGY 


-  Conzelman,  W.  E.  ( TV . )  Chronique  de 

Galawdewos  (Claudius),  Roi  d’Ethiopie.  1895. 
(Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  104.) 

—4152 

-  Mariette,  A.  F.  F.,  Pasha.  Listes  g6o- 

graphiques  des  pylones  de  Karnak,  compre- 
nant  la  Palestine,  l’Ethiopie,  le  pays  des 
Somal.  1875,  2  v.  1742 

-  Arnliard.  K.  von.  Wasserweihe  nach  dem  ritus  der 

aethiopischen  kirche.  12  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  v.  41,  1887,  p.  403.) — Drouin,  E.  Listes  royales 
6thiopiennes  et  leur  autoritg  historique.  56  pp.  2  pi.  {Rev. 
archSol.  n.  s.  v.  44,  1882,  pp.  99,  153,  206.)— Floyer,  E.  A. 
Mines  of  the  northern  Etbai  or  of  northern  ^Ethiopia. 
24  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Joum.  n.  s.  v.  24,  1892, 
p.811.) — Ornppe,  O.  Aithiopenmythen.  32  pp.  {Phi- 
lologus,  v.  47,  1889,  pp.  92,  328. )— Moll,  H.  Present  state 
of  E.  10  pp.  {In  his  Modern  history,  v.  5,  pt.  1,  p.  7.)— 
Praetorius,  F.  Ein  arabisches  document  zur  aethio¬ 
pischen  geschichte.  8  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits. 
v.  39,  1885,  p.  362.)— Sell  war*.  W.  Aethiopien.  9  pp. 
( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1894,  p.  353.)—  Socin,  A.  Zu 
den  Aithiopenmythen.  .1  p.  {Philologus,  v.  47, 1889,  p.  575.) 

See  also  Abyssinia.— Africa,  Northern. 

Etliiopic  language.  Praetorius,  F.  iEthio- 
pische  grammatik,  mit  paradigmen,  litteratur, 
chrestomathie,  und  glossar.  1886.  (Peter- 
mann,  J.  H.,  Porta  linguar.  orient,  v.  7. )  — 2176 

-  Barth,  J.  Vergleichende  studien.  25  pp.  (Deutsch. 

morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  46,  1892,  p.  684.) — Merx,  A.  Frag¬ 
ment  d’onomastiquebibliqueenEthiopien.  13  pp.  (Journ. 
asiat.  8  s.  v.  17,  1891,  p.  274.)— Praetorius,  F.  Hami- 
tisehe  bestandtheile  im  ASthiopischen.  10  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  43,  1889,  p.  317.)— Kuschitische  be¬ 
standtheile  im  Aethiopischen.  10  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  47,  1893,  p.  385. ) 

Etliiopic  literature.  Perruchon,  J.  (Tr.) 
Chroniques  de  Zar’a  Y&  'eqob  et  de  Ba  ’eda 
Maryam.  1893.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes 

6tudes,  v.  93. )  — 4153 

-  Praetorius,  F.  ACthiopische  grammatik, 

mit  paradigmen,  litteratur,  chrestomathie,  und 
glossar.  1886.  (Petermann,  J.  H.,  Porta  linguar. 
orient,  v.  7. )  — 2176 

- Schodde,  G.  H.  Specimens  of  Ethiopic  literature. 

31  pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  39,  1882,  p.  74.)— Trumpp,  E. 
Der  kampf  Adams  (gegen  die  versuchung  des  Satans), 
Oder  das  christliche  Adambuch  des  Morgenlandes. 
ASthiopischer  text,  verglichen  mit  dem  arabischen  origi- 
naltext.  172  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr. 
v.  52 :  Philos. -philol.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  15,  pt.  3, 1881,  p.  1.) 

Etliiopic  manuscripts.  See  Manuscripts  and 
Papyri,  Ethiopic. 

Ethnographic  precolombienne  du  Venezuela. 
3  v.  Marcano,  G.  1703 

Ethnography.  See  Ethnology. 

Ethnological  Society  of  London.  Brodie, 

Sir  B.  C.  Address  as  President  of  the  Ethnological  Society 
of  London,  May  27,  1853.  6  pp.  (  Works,  v.  1,  p.  547.) 

Ethnology. 

Andrian,  F.,  Freiherr  von.  Hoehencultus 
asiatischer  und  europaeischer  voelker.  Eine 
ethnologische  studie.  1891.  — 4275 

-  Baldwin,  J.  M.  Mental  development  in 

the  child  and  the  race.  1895.  — 1455 

-  Beddoe,  J.  Races  of  Britain.  A  contri¬ 
bution  to  the  anthropology  of  western  Europe. 
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- Berlin.  Koenigliche  Museen.  North¬ 
west  coast  of  America,  being  results  of  recent 
ethnological  researches,  n.  d.  17D4 

- Original-mittheilungen  aus  der  ethnolo- 

gischen  abtheilung.  1885.  1703 

-  Brinton,  D.  G.  The  American  race :  a 

linguistic  classification  and  ethnographic  de¬ 
scription  of  the  native  tribes  of  North  and 
South  America.  1891.  1797 

- Essays  of  an  Americanist.  1890.  1704 

-  Brunnhofer,  H.  Vom  Pontus  bis  zum 

Indus.  Historisch-geographische  und  ethno¬ 
logische  skizzen.  [1890.]  — 2175 

-  Featherman,  A.  In  his  Social  history  of 

the  races  of  mankind.  1885-91,  5  v.  — 1381 

-  Gerland,  G.  K.  C.  Atlas  der  voelker- 

kunde  ...  15  kolorierte  karten.  1892.  (Berg- 
haus,  H.,  Physikal.  atlas,  abteil.  7.)  1401 

-  Hewitt,  J.  F.  Ruling  races  of  prehistoric 

times  in  India,  south-western  Asia,  and  south¬ 
ern  Europe.  1894.  1706 

-  Latham,  R.  G.  Man  and  his  migrations. 

1852.  1797 

-  Mantegazza,  P.  Gli  amori  degli  uomini : 

saggio  di  etnologia  dell’  amore.  1866,  2  v.  1708 

-  Marcano,  G.  Ethnographie  pr6colombi- 

enne  du  Venezuela.  1889-91,  3  v.  1703 

-  Peralta,  M.  M.  de,  and  Alfaro,  A.  Etno¬ 
logia  centro-americana  ;  cat&logo  razonado  de 
los  objetos  arqueoldgicos  de  la  Repub lica  de 
Costa-Rica  en  la  Exposicidn  histdrico-ameri- 
cano  de  Madrid,  1892.  1893.  — 3713 

-  Powell,  J.  W.  United  States  Geographi¬ 
cal  and  geological  survey  of  the  Rocky  moun¬ 
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- Rau,  C.  Early  man  in  Europe.  1876.  1703 

-  Sarasin,  P.,  and  Sarasin,  F.  Weddas  von 

Ceylon  und  die  sie  umgebenden  voelker- 
schaften.  1893,  2  v.  1791 

-  Smithsonian  Institution.  Bureau  of  Eth¬ 
nology.  First  to  twelfth  annual  reports,  1879- 
90.  1881-94,  12  v.  —2531 

- Bulletins.  1887-93,  16  nos.  — 3455 

-  Wilson,  Sir  D.  The  lost  Atlantis,  and 

other  ethnographic  studies.  1892.  1705 

- Achelis,  T.  Entwickelung  und  aufgabe  der  modernen 

ethnologie.  17  pp.  {Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  54,  1888,  p.  69.) 
— Principien  und  resultate  der  modernen  ethnologie. 
44  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1885,  v.  3,  pp.  101,  388.)— Die  sittlichen 
vorstellungen  bei  den  naturvoelkern.  12  pp.  ( Unsere 
Zeit,  1891,  v.  1,  p.  267.) — Der  wissenschaftliche  charakter 
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15  pp.  {Am.  Antiq.  v.  6,  1884,  p.  361;  v.  7,  1885,  p.  1.) — 
Bodington.  A.  Importance  of  race  and  its  bearing  on 
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82  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  of  lit.  Trans.  2  s.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  249.)— 
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humaine.  26  pp.  (Soc.  am  de  France,  Archives,  v.  4, 
1861,  p.  114.)— Dodge,  M.  A.  (G.  Hamilton,  pseud.)  Race 
prejudice.  5  pp.  ( N .  Am,  Rev.  v.  141,  1885,  p.  475.)— 


ETHNOLOGY 


1342 


ETIENNE,  de  Rouen 


Eckstein,  F.  F.,  Baron  d'.  De  l’origine  des  nations 
europgennes.  22  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  41,  1857,  p.  583.) 
—Edwards,  T.  R.  Sentiment  of  nationality.  11  pp. 
(  Westm.  Rev.  v.  135,  1891,  p.  501.)— Hunter,  J.  inaugural 
dissertation  on  the  varieties  of  man.  38  pp.  (Blumen- 
bach,  J.  F.,  Anthrop.  treatises,  p.  357.)— Jacques,  V. 
Ethnologie.  130pp.  (Siret,  H.,  and  Siret,  L.,  Premiers dges 
du  metal  dans  le  sud-est.  de  I’Espagne,  p.  267.)  —Keane,  A. 
H.  Ethnology  and  philology  of  the  European  races. 
50  pp.  (Rudler,  F.  W.,  and  Chisholm,  G.  G.,  Europe,  Ap¬ 
pendix,  p.  551.)— Levasscur,  P.  E.  Esquisse  de  l’6th- 
nographie  de  la  France.  60  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad. 
Sci.  moral.  Mem.  2  s.  v.  16,  1888,  p.  709.) — Long,  R.  S. 
Early  inhabitants  of  Britain.  9  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  135, 
1891,  p.  532.)— Madier  de  Moutjau,  E.  Rapport  sur 
les  progr&s  de  l’ethnographie  mexicaine.  10  pp.  (Soc. 
am.  de  France,  Annuaire,  v.  4,  1889,  p.  113.) — Magnus,  H. 
Ueber  ethnologische  untersuchungen  des  farbensinnes. 
36  pp.  ( Samml .  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  18,  1883,  p.  471.) — 
Mason,  O.  T.  Mutual  obligation  of  the  ethnologist  and 
the  historian.  8  pp.  (Am.  Hist.  Assoc.  Papers,  v.  4, 1890, 
p.  205.)— Nadaillac,  J.  F.  A.  du  P.,  Marquis  de.  Pre¬ 
mieres  populations  de  l’Europe.  32  pp.  (Correspondant, 
n.  s.  v.  121, 1889,  p.  429.)— Nell  ring,  W.  Ethnographische 
arbeiten  der  Slaven,  vornehmlich  Oskar  Kolbergs.  43  pp. 
(Yerein  f.  volkskunde,  Zeits.  v.  1,  1891,  pp.  250,  431.) — 
Peet,  S.  D.  Houses  and  house-life  among  the  prehis¬ 
toric  races.  25  pp.  2  pi.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  10,  1888,  p.  333.)— 
Races  of  mankind.  11  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.v.  44, 1851, 
p.  654.) — Redhouse,  J.  W.  Theory  of  the  chief  human 
races  of  Europe  and  Asia.  23  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  of  lit. 
Trans.  2  s.  v.  12,  1886,  p.  377.)— Rockliill,  W.  W.  Notes 
on  the  ethnology  of  Tibet.  Based  on  the  collections  in 
the  United  States  National  Museum.  82  pp.  52  pi.  (Smith- 
son.  Inst.  Board  of  Regents,  Ann.  rept.  1893 :  U.  S.  53 
Cong.  2  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  30,  p.  665.) — Tibet.  A  geo¬ 
graphical,  ethnographical,  and  historical  sketch.  242  pp. 
4  pi.  1  map.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  23, 
1891,  pp.  1,  185.) — Schoebel,  C.  Transformation  des 
races.  10  pp.  (Soc.  am.  de  France,  Annuaire,  v.  4,  1889, 
p.224.) — Twemlow,  G.  Notes  in  ethnography.  14  pp. 
(Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  2,  1873,  p.  439.)— Win- 
ctiell,  A.  Our  remote  ancestry.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  139, 1884,  p.  246.) 

See  also  Archaeology,  Prehistoric.  —  Climate.  — 
Consanguinity.— Geography. —  History.— Eakc 
dwellings.— Eanguages. — Man.— Skull. 

Also  the  names  of  nations,  peoples,  tribes,  etc.,  as 

Aryans. —  Avars. —  Ecdouins. —  Rritons. —  Bush¬ 
men. —  Cagots.  —  Car  ibs.  —  Celts.  —  Cenomani.  — 
Cymry.— Czechs. — Dorians. — Dwarf's  and  Pyg¬ 
mies.  —  Franks.  —  Gypsies.  —  Hottentots.  —  In¬ 
dians  of  N.  A.— Mongols.— Negroes.— Papuans. 
—Piets.— Samaritans.— Semitic  races.— Slavonic 
nations.— Slovenes.— Turkomans.— Turks. 

Ethnology,  Dictionaries. 

Jaeger,  G.,  and  others.  Handwoerterbuch 
der  zoologie,  anthropologie,  und  ethnologie. 
1880-92,  6  v.  —1674 

-  Smith,  B.  E.  (Ed.)  Century  cyclopedia  of 

names.  A  pronouncing  and  etymological  dic¬ 
tionary  of  names  in  geography  .  .  .  ethnology. 
[1894.]  1112 

Ethnology,  Periodicals. 

American  Anthropologist.  Wash.,  1888- 
96,  9  v.  17C4 

-  Anthropological  Institute  of  Gt.  Britain 

and  Ireland.  Journal,  v.  14-25.  Lond.,  1885- 
96.  12  v.  17C6 

Note.— For  v.  1-13  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Anthropological  Society  of  London. 

Memoirs,  1863-69.  Lond.,  1865-70.  3  v.  1706 


-  Anthropological  Society  of  Washing¬ 
ton.  Transactions,  v.  3.  Wash.,  1885.  1706 

Note. — For  v.  1  see  Smithsonian  Institution,  Miscel.  Coll. 
v.  25. 

-  Comite  d’archeologie  amSricaine.  An¬ 
nuaire,  1863-65.  Paris,  n.  d.  1705 

-  Peabody  Museum  of  American  Archae¬ 
ology  and  Ethnology.  Reports.  Cambr.,  1876- 
87.  3  v.  1716 

- Societe  americaine  de  France.  Annuaire. 

v.  4,  1876-78.  Paris,  1889.  1705 

- Archives,  v.  2-4;  n.  s.  v.  1-6.  Paris, 

1860-88.  9  v.  1705 

-  Societe  d’ anthropologie  de  Paris.  Bul¬ 
letins.  3  s.  v.  7-4  s.  v.  7.  Paris,  1884-96.  13  v. 

1716 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- M6moires.  v.  3  ;  2  s.  v.  1,  2.  Paris,  1868- 

75.  3  v.  1704 

-  Societe  d’ethnographie.  Actes,  1873,  75- 

77.  Paris,  1873-77.  4  nos.  1706 

- Annuaire,  1876,  78,  90,  91.  Paris,  1876- 

91.  4  nos.  1706 

- Bulletin.  2  s.  v.  3.  Paris,  1889.  1705 

- Memoires.  n.  s.  v.  2.  Paris,  1886.  1705 

-  Societe  des  etudes  japonaises,  chinoises, 

tartares,  et  indo-chinoises.  M6moires.  v.  2, 
1878-79.  Paris,  1880.  1705 

Etliopoiia :  a  rhetorical  study  of  the  types  of 
character  in  the  Orations  of  Lysias.  Devries, 
W.  L.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Theses ,  1892.) 

.—2306 

Ethyl.  Butlerow,  A.  Condensation  des  hydro- 

carbures  de  la  sdrie  6thylenique.  58  pp.  (St.  Petersburg, 
Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  23,  1877 ;  v.  27,  1880. ) 

See  also  Alcohol. — Chemistry.— Ether  (in  chemis¬ 
try). 

Etienne,  St.,  of  Muret.  Gerard  d’lthier,  Prior 

of  Grammont.  Vita  S.  Stephani.  44  pp.  (Martene,  E., 
and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  6,  p.  1043.) 
— Pierre,  Abbot  of  Grammont.  Concessio  brachii  S. 
Stephani  Grandimontensis  canonicis  collegiatae  ecclesiae 
de  Thierno  facta.  2  pp.  (Martene.  E.,  and  Durand,  U., 
Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  6,  p.  1132.) 

Etienne,  Bp.  of  Le  Puy.  10  cent.  Epistola  in 

passionem  S.  Placidi  martyris  et  sociorum.  2  pp.  (Mar¬ 
tene,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  6, 
p.  788.) 

Etienne,  Bp.  of  Tournai.  1135-1203.  Epistola. 

1  p.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  3,  p.  90.) 

Etienne,  Abbot  of  Obasine.  Vita.  31  pp. 

(Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  149.) 

Etienne,  de  Fourgbres,  Bp.  of  Rennes.  — 1178. 
Livre  des  manieres,  pub.  pour  la  premiere 
fois  d’apres  le  MS.  de  la  Bibliotheque  d’ Angers 
par  F.  Talbert.  Paris,  1877.  4°.  2394 

The  same.  Rimarium,  grammatik,  woer- 
terbuch,  und  neuer  textabdruck  von  Josef 
Kremer.  Marburg,  1887.  8°.  (Stengel,  E., 

Ausgaben ,  v.  39. )  2305 

Etienne,  de  Rouen ,  Monk  of  Bee.  12  cent. 

Draco  Normannicus.  197  pp.  (Howlett,  R.,  Chronicles  of 
the  reigns  of  Stephen,  Henry  II,  and  Richard  I,  v,  2,  p.  585 ; 
Mai,  A.,  Appendix  ad  opera  edita,  p.  20.) 


ETIENNE,  Eugene 


1343 


ETRURIA 


Etienne,  Eugene.  1843 — . 

Vie  St.  Thomas  le  Martir,  poeme  historique 
du  XII  sidcle  compose  par  Gamier  de  Pont- 
Ste.-Maxence.  Etude  historique,  litteraire,  et 
philologique.  Paris,  1883.  8°.  4773 

Etienne.  See  also  Estienne.  —  Stephan.  — 
Stephanus.  — Stephen. 

Etincelle,  pseud.  See  Double,  H.  M.  A.  B.-d’  A. 
de  P.,  Baronne. 

Etincelle,  L’ :  nouvelle.  194  pp.  Huguenin, 

Mile.  A.  (T.  Combe,  pseud.)  { Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
3  pgr.  v.  47,  1890,  pp.  35,  243,  471 ;  v.  48,  1890,  pp.  62,  247.) 

Etiquette. 

Castiglione,  B.,  Conte.  II  libro  del  Cor- 
tegiano.  1500.  1258 

-  Godwin,  W.  Enquirer.  Reflections  on 

education,  manners,  and  literature.  1797. 

2283 

-  Habits  of  good  society.  1860.  2262 

-  Lancaster,  N.  (Philautus,  pseud. )  Pretty 

gentleman.  1885.  (Goldsmid,  E.  M .,  Biblioth. 
curiosa. )  2127 

-  Piccolomini,  A.  Gli  costumi  lodevoli,  che 

a  nobili  gentil  donne  si  convengono.  Con 
una  bellissima  oratione  in  lode  delle  donne. 
1622.  ( With  Firenzuola,  A.,  Le  bellezze  .  .  . 

delle  donne. )  2327 

-  Social  etiquette,  the  art  of  cookery,  and 

hints  on  carving.  1858.  — 3747 

-  Urquhart,  D.  Desolation  de  la  Chretiente 

par  la  substitution  de  la  familiarity  a  la  poli- 
tesse.  1871.  (  Works,  v.  4. )  — 1318 

- Fragments  on  politeness.  1870.  ( Works, 

v.  4.)  —1318 

- Emerson,  R.  W.  Manners.  36  pp.  ( Works,  v.  3, 

p.  115,  and  Essays,  2  s.  p.  129.)— Gildemeister,  O.  Ueber 
hoeflichkeit.  22  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  43,  1885, 
p.  419.) — Eytton,  Lady  R.  D.  W.  B.  On  bad  manners. 
29  pp.  {In  her  Shells  from  the  sands  of  time,  p.  1.) — 
Maxwell,  Sir  H.  E.  Manners.  10  pp.  {Blackwood's 
May.  v.  148,  1890,  p.  470.)— Tomes,  R.  Are  we  a  polite 
people?  8  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  15,  1857,  pp.  388,  526.) — 
Tnckerman,  H.  T.  Manner.  8  pp.  (In  his  Optimist, 
p.231.) — Urquhart,  D.  Politeness  an  element  of  power. 
8  pp.  {Works,  v.  1.) — Washington.  G.,  Pres,  of  U.  S. 
Rules  of  civility  and  decent  behaviour  in  company.  1  p. 
{Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  21,  1889,  p.  339.) 

See  also  Conversation.  —  Courtesy.  —  Gentle¬ 
man. — Manners  and  Customs. 

Etlar,  Carit,  pseud.  See  Brosboell,  J.  C.  C. 
Etna,  Mt.  Butler,  J.,  2  Marquis  of  Ormonde. 

Eruption  of  Mt.  E.  in  1669 ;  Mt.  E.  in  1849.  2  pp.  ( Har¬ 
per's  Mag.  v.  1,  1850,  pp.  35,  36.) — Finch,  H.,  2  Earl  of 
Winchelsea.  Relation  of  the  late  earthquake  and  erup¬ 
tion  of  Mount  iEtna,  1669.  7  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  8,  p.  605.) 

Etnologia  centro-americana.  Peralta,  M.  M. 

de,  and  Alfaro,  A.  — 3713 

Etoffe,  ( — ).  Free  and  impartial  reflexions  on 

the  character,  life,  and  death  of  Frederick,  Prince  of 
Wales.  73  pp.  (Philobiblon  Soc.  Miscel.  v.  7.) 

Etoile,  L’,  Ship.  Bougainville,  L.  A.  de.  Vo¬ 
yage  autour  du  monde,  par  la  frigate  du  roi, 
la  Boudeuse,  et  la  flflte  l’Etoile ;  en  1766-69. 
[18  maps,  2  ph]  [Anon.]  1771.  2402 


Etoile,  Ordre  de  P.  Dacier,  B.  J.  Recherches 

historiques  sur  l’gtablissement  et  l’extinction  de  l’Ordre 
de  l’Etoile.  27  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist. 

V.  39,  1777,  p.  662.) 

See  also  Knights  and  Knighthood, 

Eton  College. 

Brinsley-Richards,  J.  (Ed.)  Seven  years 

at  Eton,  1857-64.  1883.  —2364 

-  Eton  of  old  ;  or,  eighty  years  since,  1811- 

22.  By  an  old  colleger.  1892.  — 2362 

-  How  I  spent  my  summer  holidays  in  1876. 

By  an  Eton  boy.  1887.  1408 

-  Ritchie,  L.  Windsor  Castle,  and  its  envi¬ 
rons ;  including  Eton  College.  1848.  1514 

-  Wilkinson,  0.  A.  Reminiscences  of  Eton 

(Keate’s  time).  1888.  — 2305 

-  Willis,  R.  Architectural  history  of  the 

University  of  Cambridge,  and  of  the  Colleges 
of  Cambridge  and  Eton.  1886,  4  v.  — 2782 

-  Benson,  A.  C.  Training  of  boys  at  Eton.  11  pp. 

{Forum,  v.  13,  1892,  p.  464.)— Bligh,  J.  S.,  6  Earl  of  Darn- 
ley.  The  Eton  tutorial  system.  10  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  17, 1885,  p.  486. )— Botfield,  B.  Eton  College  library. 
6  pp.  {In  his  Notices  of  libraries,  p.  15 :  Philobiblon  Soc. 
Miscel.  v.  6.) — Biickland,  C.  T.  Eton  50  years  ago. 
9  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  61,  1890,  p.  59.) — Cornish,  F. 

W.  Eton  reform.  16  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885, 
p.  577.)— Green,  G.  C.  Eton  Montem :  a  memory  of  the 
past.  10  pp.  ( Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  150,  1891,  p.  414.) — 
Marsndin,  G.  E.  Eton  in  85.  13  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  37,  1885,  p.  753.)— Paul,  C.  K.  Stories  of  old  Eton 
days.  10  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  594.) — Pol¬ 
lock,  W.  H.  Eton  worthies.  6  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  39,  1886,  p.  839.)— Salt,  H.  S.  Confessions  of  an  Eton 
master.  15  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885,  p.  170.) — 
Some  distant  prospects  of  Eton  College.  9  pp. 
{Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  57, 1888,  p.  204.) 

See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  171,  1890,  p.  1.  Also  England, 
Education. 

Eton  of  old;  or,  eighty  years  since,  1811-22. 
By  an  old  colleger.  London,  1892.  r.  8°. 

—2362 

Etrangers  a  Paris.  Desnoyers,  L.  C.  J.  F.,  and 
others.  .2683 

Etrennes  nationales.  Gaullieur,  E.  H.  A. 

3637 

Etrepagny,  Donation  d’.  25  pp.  Havet,  J. 

{Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  51,  1890,  p.  213.) 

Etruria. 

Casati,  C.  C.  M.  Jus  antiquum  .  .  .  avec 
une  introduction  sur  les  elements  du  droit 
etrusque.  1894.  — 3336 

-  Deecke,  W.  Etruskische  forschungen  und 

studien.  Hefte  5,  6.  1883-84,  2  pts.  — 2154 

Note.— For  hefte  1-4  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Fea,  C.  Storia  dei  vasi  fittili  dipinti  che 

da  4  anni  si  trovano  nello  Stato  Ecclesiastico 
in  quella  parte  che  e  nell’  antica  Etruria  colla 
relazione  della  colonia  Lidia  che  li  fece  per 
pm’  secoli  prima  del  dominio  dei  Romani. 
1832,  (  With  his  Miscellanea. )  — 1194 

-  Gerhard,  F.  W.  E.  Etruskische  und 

kampanische  vasenbilder  des  Koeniglichen 
Museums  zu  Berlin.  1843.  2732 

-  Gray,  Mrs.  E.  C.  J.  Tour  to  the  sepulchres 

of  Etruria,  in  1839.  1841.  1778 


ETRURIA 


1344 


ETUDES  ANALYTIQUES 


-  Inscriptions  Aemiliae  et  Etruriae.  1888. 

(Berlin,  Akad.  wissens.  Corpus  inscript.  Lat. 
v.  11,  pt.  1.)  1241 

-  Leland,  C.  G.  Etruscan  Roman  remains 

in  popular  tradition.  1892.  1732 

-  Millin  de  Grandmaison,  A.  L.  Pein- 

tures  de  vases  antiques  vulgairement  appeles 
etrusques,  tirees  de  differentes  collections  et 
gravies  par  A.  Clener,  accompagn6es  d’ex- 
plications.  1808-10,  2  v.  17A3 

-  Myer,  I.  Scarabs.  The  history,  manufac¬ 
ture,  and  religious  symbolism  of  the  scara- 
bseus,  in  .  .  .  Etruria.  1894.  1778 

-  Walters,  H.  B.  Catalogue  of  the  Greek 

and  Etruscan  vases  in  the  British  Museum, 
v.  2.  1893.  — 17C4 

-  Allen,  C.  G.  B.  A  persistent  nationality.  5  pp.  (IV. 

Am.  Rev.  v.  148,  1889,  p.  602.) — Bertrand,  A.  Coupes 
etrusques  trouvSes  dans  un  tumulus  en  Wurtemberg. 
3  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Bull.  1880,  p.  247,  with  Mem. 
v.  41,  1880.) — Borrmann,  R.  Ueber  eine  etruskische 
aschenciste  des  Florentiner  Museums.  11pp.  ( Hist,  und 
philol.  aufsaetze,  p.  167.) — Brizio,  E.  Scoperta  di  una 
colonia  etrusca.  7  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  25,  1890,  p.  157.) 
— Coll ignon.  M.  Les  Dioscures :  sur  un  miroir  etrusque 
du  Mus£e  de  Bordeaux.  3  pp.  1  pi.  (Rev.  archiol.  n.  s. 
v.  41, 1881,  p.  321.) — Conestabile,  G.  C.  Di  Alessandro 
Francois  e  dei  suoi  scavi  nelle  regione  dell’  antica 
Etruria.  38  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  2  s.  v.  7,  1858,  p.  53.) — 
Durm,  J.  Die  baukunst  der  Etrusker.  93  pp.  (Durm, 
J.,  and  others,  Handb.  der  architektur,  2  th.  v.  1,  p.  1.)— 
Faltin,  G.  Der  einbruch  Hannibals  in  Etrurien.  20  pp. 
( Hermes ,  v.  20,  1885,  p.  71.) — Batty,  C.  T.  Greek,  Etrus¬ 
can,  and  Roman  antiquities,  in  the  Mayer  Museum, 
Liverpool.  28  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc. 
Trans,  v.  34,  1883,  p.  39. )— Gerhard,  F.  W.  E.  Ueber  die 
etruskischen  goetternamen.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alter thumsw. 
v.  14,  1847,  p.  673.)—  Migliarini,  M.  A.  Osservazioni 
sopra  i  numeri  che  usarono  gli  Etruschi.  13  pp.  ( Archiv . 
stor.  ital.  2  s.  v.  12,  pt.  2, 1860,  p.  3.)— Morgan,  T.  On 
ancient  E.  and  a  tomb  at  Palestrina.  20  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit. 
Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  40,  1884,  p.  353.) — Murray.  A. 
S.  Archaic  Etruscan  paintings  from  Caere.  10  pp.  1  pi. 
(Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  10,  1889,  p.  243.) — Sat* lasso, 
C.  R.  Bemerkung  zu  Otfried  Mueller’s  Etruskern.  3  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  13,  1846,  p.  689.) — Smith,  C. 
Polledrara  ware.  18  pp.  3  pi.  (Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies, 
v.  14,  1894,  p.  206.) 

See  also  Arezzo. — Faleria. — 1 Tuscany. 

Etruscan  architecture.  See  Architecture  and 
Building,  Styles  and  kinds :  Etruscan. 
Etruscan  folk-lore.  Leland,  C.  G.  Etruscan 
Roman  remains  in  popular  tradition.  1892. 

1732 

Etruscan  inscriptions.  See  Inscriptions, 
Etruscan. 

Etruscan  language.  Bugge,  E.  S.  Beitraege 
zur  erforschung  der  etruskischen  sprache. 
1883.  (Deecke,  W.,  Etrus.  forschungen  und 
studien,  heft  4. )  — 2154 

-  Deecke,  W.  Die  etruskischen  bilinguen. 

1883.  (In  his  Etrus.  forschungen  und  studien, 
heft  5. )  — 2154 

- Ascoli,  G.  I.  Intorno  ai  recenti  studj  diretti  a  dimo- 

strare  il  Semitismo  della  lingua  etrusca.  31  pp.  (Archiv. 
stor.  ital.  2  s.  v.  11,  1860,  p.  3.) — Bugge,  E.  S.  Etrusk. 
crus  und  lus\nei.  3  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1885, 
p.  473.)— Deecke.  W.  Etruskisches.  3  pp.  1  pi.  (Rhei¬ 
nisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1884,  p.  638.) — I>es  Roches,  J. 
Examen  de  la  question  si  la  langue  des  Etrusques  a  en 


du  rapport  avec  celle  des  peuples  belgiques.  10  pp. 
(Brussels,  Akad.  Mem.  v.  1,  1780,  p.  497.)  —  I.attes,  E. 
Etruskische  analogieen  zu  lateinischen  Africismen.  5  pp. 
(Archiv.  f.  latein.  lexic.  v.  8,  1893,  p.  495.) — Vallancey,  C. 
Antient  Etruscan  language  collated  with  the  Irish.  20pp. 
(In  his  Collect,  de  rebus  Hibern.  v.  3,  p.  627.) 

Etruscan  Roman  remains  in  popular  tradi¬ 
tion.  Leland,  C.  G.  1732 

Etruscan  temples  at  Faleria,  Discovery  of. 

6  pp.  Forbes,  R.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  48, 
1892,  p.  245.) 

Etruskische  und  kampanische  vasenbilder  des 
Koeniglichen  Museums  zu  Berlin.  Gerhard, 
F.  W.  E.  2732 

Ettig,  Gotthold.  Archeruntica,  sive  descen- 

suum  apud  veteres  enarratio.  162  pp.  (Leipziger  studien, 
v.  13,  pt.  2,  1891,  p.  249.) 

Ettmueller,  Ernst  Moritz  Ludwig.  Wuelcker, 

R.  P.  Ludwig  Ettmueller.  3  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  1,  1878, 
p.  553.) 

Ettriek  forest.  Craig-Brown,  T.  History  of 
Selkirkshire,  or  chronicles  of  Ettriek  forest. 
1886,  2  v.  2592 

-  Ettrich  forest  and  the  Yarrow.  34  pp.  (Edin.  Rev. 

v.  166,  1887,  p.  1.) 

Ettriek  Shepherd,  pseud.  See  Hogg,  J. 

Etty,  William.  Fairholt,  F.  W.  Wm.  Etty. 

7  pp.  2  pi.  (In  his  Homes  ...  of  Eng.  artists,  p.  87.) 

Etude  critique  sur  le  texte  de  la  vie  latine  de 
Ste.-Genevieve  de  Paris.  Kohler,  C.  (Bib- 
lioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  48. )  — 4154 

Etude  de  femme.  10  pp.  Balzac,  H.  de, 

(Euvres  compl.  v.  2,  p.  457. 

Etude  sur  Alexandre  Vinet.  Molines,  L. 

4726 

Etude  sur  Gaius.  Glasson,  E.  — 2327 

Etude  sur  la  prononciation  de  l’Emuet  a 
Paris.  Mende,  A.  — 2146 

Etude  sur  la  Rlietorique  d’Aristote.  Havet, 
E.  A.  E.  3292 

Etude  sur  la  vie  et  le  regne  de  Louis  VIII 
(1187-1226).  Petit -Dutaillis,  C.  (Biblioth. 
Ecole  des  liautes  gtudes,  v.  101. )  — 4153 

Etude  sur  le  Liber  censuum  de  l’Eglise 
romaine.  Fabre,  P.  — 3201 

Etude  sur  le  libraire  parisien  du  XIII  au  XV 
siScle.  Delalain,  P.  W.  83 

Etude  sur  les  anciennes  compagnies  d’ ar¬ 
chers,  d’arbaletriers,  et  d’arquebusiers.  De¬ 
launay,  L.  A.  .2691 

Etude  sur  les  pamphlets  politiques  et  reli- 
gieux  de  Milton.  Gefifroy,  M.  A.  2205 

Etude  sur  les  rapports  de  l’AmSrique  et  de 
l’ancien  continent  avant  Christophe  Colomb. 
Gaffarel,  P.  4636 

Etude  sur  les  relations  politiques  du  Pape 
Urbain  V  avec  les  rois  de  France,  Jean  II  et 
Charles  V  (1362-70).  Prou,  M.  ( Biblioth . 
Ecole  des  hautes  etudes ,  v.  76.)  — 4153 

Etude  sur  Pline  le  jeune.  Mommsen,  C.  M.  T. 

( Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  15. ) 

—4154 

Etudes  analytiques.  Balzac,  H.  de,  (Euvres 
compl.  v.  17.  — 1150 


ETUDES  CRITIQUES 


1345 


EU,  Prance 


Etudes  critiques  sur  l’histoire  de  la  literature 
frangaise.  5  v.  Brunetiere,  F.  2216,  2292 
Etudes  critiques  sur  la  literature  contempo- 
raine.  10  y.  Scherer,  E.  H.  A.  2226 

Etudes  critiques  sur  les  mollusques  fossiles. 

Agassiz,  L.  J.  R.  — 2631 

Etudes  critiques  sur  les  sources  de  l’histoire 
mfirovingienne.  2  v.  Monod,  G.  ( Biblioth . 
Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  8,  63. )  — 4164 

Etudes  de  pliilologie  et  linguistique  aveyron- 
naises.  Durand,  J.  P.  — 2146 

Etudes  egyptieunes.  Maspero,  G.  C.  C.  2702 
Etudes  egyptologiques.  Paris,  1873  -  80. 
16  nos.  4°.  1732 

Contents..  Rgvillout,  E.  Actes  et  contrats  des  Musses 
ggyptiens  de  Boulaq  et  du  Louvre,  no.  5.— Cliresto- 
matliie  dlinotique,  nos.  13-16. — Pierret,  P.  Recueil 
d'inscript  ions  infidites  du  Mus6e  6gyptien  du  Louvre, 
nos.  2,  8.— Rougg,  O.  C.  C.  E.,Vicomte  de.  Inscriptions 
liiCroglyphiqnes  copies  en  Egypte,  nos.  9-12. — Lef€- 
bure,  E.  Mythe  osirien,  nos.  3,  4. —  Rfivillout,  E. 
Apocryphes  coptes  du  Nouveau  Testament,  no.  7. — 
Guieysse,  P.  Rituel  fnnCraire  ggyptien,  chapitre  64. 
no.  6.— Pierret,  P.  Texte  et  la  traduction  d’une  stfcte 
#tliiopienne  infidite  et  de  divers  MSS.  religieux,  avec 
un  glossaire  Sgyptien  grec  du  D6cret  de  Canope,  no.  1. 

Etudes  historiques,  Cours  d’.  Daunau,  P. 

C.  F.  14  v.  2411 

Etudes  historiques  et  philologiques  sur  la 
rime  frangais.  Bellanger,  L.  — 2156 

Etudes  historiques  sur  le  XIV  sifecle.  Paris, 
1886.  12°.  4686 

Contents.  Benoist,  C.  Politique  du  Roi  Charles  V, 
la  nation,  et  la  royaut£. 

Etudes  litteraires  sur  les  classiques  fran9ais. 
2  v.  Merlet,  G.  2293 

Etudes  morales  sur  l’antiquite.  Martha,  B.  C. 

—1458 

Etudes  philosophiques.  3  v.  Balzac,  H.  de, 
CEuvres  compl.  v.  15-17.  — 1150 

Etudes  sur  l’administration  byzantine  dans 
l’exarchat  de  Ravenne  (568-751).  Diehl,  C. 

2752 

Etudes  sur  l’empire  des  Tsars.  2  v.  Schnitz- 
ler,  J.  H.  3473 

Etudes  sur  l’Espagne.  Morel- Fatio,  A.  3517 

Etudes  sur  l’histoire  de  l’art.  4  v.  Vitet,  L. 

—1728 

Etudes  sur  l’histoire  du  gouvernement  repr6- 
sentatif  en  France  de  1789  a  1848.  2  v.  Carne, 
L.  M.,  Comte  de.  — 1325 

Etudes  sur  l’industrie  et  la  classe  industrielle 
it  Paris  au  XIII  et  au  XIV  siecle.  Fagniez,  G. 
( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  33.) 

—4154 

Etudes  sur  la  condition  de  la  classe  agricole 
et  l’etat  de  l’agriculture  en  Normandie,  au 
moyen  age.  Delisle,  L.  V.  — 1375 

Etudes  sur  la  litterature  grecque  moderne. 

Gidel,  C.  A.  2232 

Etudes  sur  la  situation  int6rieure  .  .  .  de  la 
Russie.  3  v.  Haxthausen,  F.  L.  M.  A.,  Frei¬ 
herr  von  Haxthausen- Abbenburg.  3494 


Etudes  sur  le  papyrus  Prisse.  Virey,  P. 

( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes  Uudes ,  v.  70.) 

—4153 

Etudes  sur  le  regime  financier  de  la  France 
avant  la  Revolution  de  1789.  3  v.  Vuitry,  A. 

—1371 

Etudes  sur  le  regue  de  Robert  le  Pieux  (996- 
1031).  Pfister,  C.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes 
etudes,  v.  64. )  —4154 

Etudes  sur  les  arts.  Planche,  J.  B.  G.  — 1728 

Etudes  sur  les  idionies  pyreneens  de  la  region 
frangaise.  Luchaire,  A.  - — 2146 

Etudes  sur  les  microzoaires.  Fromentel, 
L.  E.  G.  de.  —2671 

Etudes  sur  les  Pagi  de  la  Gaule.  2  v.  Long- 
non,  A.  H.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes, 
v.  2,  11.)  — 4154 

Etudes  sur  les  temps  primitifs  de  l’ordre  de 
St.  Dominique.  5  v.  Danzas,  A.  — 3264 

Etudes  sur  les  tragiques  grecs.  4  v.  Patin, 
H.  J.  G.  3275 

Etudes  sur  W.  Sliakspear,  Marie  Stuart,  et 
l’Argtin.  Chasles,  V.  E.  P.  3307 

Etudes  syntlietiques  de  geologie  experi- 
mentale.  Daubree,  A.  —1652 

Etymological  dictionary  of  the  German  lan¬ 
guage.  Kluge,  F.  1103 

Etymologies  in  the  Servian  commentary  to 
Vergil.  Mustard,  W.  P.  (Johns  Hopkins 
Univ.  Theses,  1892.)  . — 2306 

Etymologiscli  woordenboek  der  nederland- 
sche  taal.  Franck,  J.  R.36 

Etymology. 

Mueller,  F.  M.  Biographies  of  words 
and  the  home  of  the  Aryas.  1888.  — 2176 

-  Smith,  B.  E.  (Ed.)  Century  cyclopedia  of 

names.  A  pronouncing  and  etymological  dic¬ 
tionary  of  names  in  geography  .  .  .  [1894.] 

1112 

-  Geoffrey,  pseud.  Etymological  researches.  4  pp. 

(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  23,  1821,  p.  262.) — Grimm, 
J.  L.  K.  Himmel  und  gaume ;  Gruen  und  kuen ;  Darf; 
Trauern ;  Woerter  des  leuchtens  und  brennens ;  Jorcus 
und  zivelles ;  Jiukan ;  Ueber  die  zusammengesetzten 
zahlen ;  Auhns  und  stein.  60  pp.  ( Kleinere  schriften, 
v.  7,  pp.  212,  213,  236,  239,  263,  275,  279,  374,  410.)— Ueber 
etymologie  und  sprachvergleichung.  28  pp.  (Kleinere 
schriften,  v.  1,  p.  300.) — Klein,  A.  Ueber  bedeutung  der 
etymologie  fuer  die  jurisprudenz.  20  pp.  ( Zeits.  f.  voelker- 
psych.  v.  16,  1886,  p.394.) — Weise,  O.  Wortentlehnung 
und  wortschoepfung.  15  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  13, 
1882,  p.  233.) — Zur  charakteristik  der  volksetymologie. 
13  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  12,  1881,  p.  203.) 

See  also  Language. — Names.— Words.  Also  the 
names  of  languages,  as  English,  French,  German, 
etc. 

Eu,  Earls  of,  Observations  on  the,  and  some  of 

their  presumed  descendants.  6  pp.  Ellis,  W.  S.  (Sussex 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  10,  1858,  p.  63.) 

Eu,  France.  Chronique  des  Comtes  d’E.  depuis 

1130  jusqu’en  1390.  10  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules, 
v.  23,  p.  439.)— Ex  obitnario  ecclesiae  Augensis.  3  pp. 
(Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  23,  p.  449.) 


EUBOEA,  Island 


1346 


EUDES 


Euboea  or  Negropont,  Island.  Bury,  J.  B. 

Euboia  before  the  Lelantine  war.  14  pp.  (Eng.  Hist.  Rev. 
v.  1,  1886,  p.  625.) — The  Lombards  and  Venetians  in  E. 
91  pp.  ( Journ .  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  7,  1886,  p.  309 ;  v.  8, 
1887,  p.  194 ;  v.  9, 1888,  p.  91. ) — Lolling.  H.  G.  Artemision 
auf  Nordeuboea;  Ausgrabung  am  Artemision  auf  Nord- 
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Athen.  abth.  v.  8,  1883,  pp.  7,  200.) — Magistretti,  P. 
Galeazzo  Maria  Sforza  e  la  caduta  di  Negroponte.  62  pp. 
(Soc.  stor.  lombarda,  Archiv.  2  s.  1884,  pp.  79,  337.)— Mur¬ 
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in  Greece,  1896,  p.  699.)— Poliilori,  P.  L.  (Ed.)  Due 
ritmi  e  una  narrazione  in  prosa  di  autori  contemporanei 
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stor.  ital.  Appendice,  v.  9,  1853,  p.  399.)— Fischer,  W, 
Topographische  skizze  der  insel  Euboia.  17  pp.  (Kleine 
schriften,  v.  1,  p.  588.) 

See  also  .Fgean  sea. — Chalcis. — Styra. 

Eubulides.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  1  p.  (Kock, 

K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  431 ;  Meinelte, 
J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  559.) 

Eubulitles.  Julius,  L.  Reste  des  denkmales 

des  E.  15  pp.  1  pi.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl. 
Athen.  abth.  v.  7,  1882,  p.  81.) — Walters,  P.  Zum  monu¬ 
ment  des  E.  7  pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl. 
Athen.  abth.  v.  12,  1887,  p.  365.) 

Eubulus.  B.  C.  1  cent.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.] 

52  pp.  (Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  164  ; 
Meineke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  203.) 

Eucalyptus  tree,  Uses  of.  20  pp.  (U.  S.  State 

Dept.  Reports  from  Consuls,  v.  46,  p.  J.) 

Eucharis,  Planet.  Ball,  L.  de.  Nouveaux  ele¬ 
ments  de  l’orbite  de  la  planete  (181)  Eucharis.  29  pp. 
(Brussels,  Acad.  M&m.  cour.  v.  51,  1889.) — Recherches  sur 
l’orbite  de  la  planete  (181)  Eucharis.  44  pp.  (Brussels, 
Acad.  M6m.  cour.  v.  49,  1888.) 

Eucharist.  See  Lord’s  supper. 

Eucheria.  Versus.  4  pp.  (Lemaire,  N.  E., 

Poet.  Eat.  min.  v.  2,  p.  157 ;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C.,  Poet.  Eat. 
min.  v.  3,  p.  97.) 

Eucherius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons.  — circa  450. 

Epitome  about  certain  holy  places ;  The 
breviary  ;  or,  short  description  of  Jerusalem. 
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-  Formulae  spiritalis  intellegentiae,  instruc- 

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epistulae  ab  Salviano  et  Hilario  et  Rustico  ad 
Eucherium  datae.  Recensuit  et  commentario 
critico  instruxit  Carolus  Wotke.  Vindobonae, 
1894.  8°.  (Vienna,  Akad.  wissens.  Corpus 
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- Formnlarum  codex  saec.  VI.  91  pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B., 

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Euclcen,  Rudolf  Christoph.  1846 — .  Aristoteles’ 

anschauung  von  freundschaft  und  von  lebensguetern. 
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Fortlage  als  religionsphilosoph.  17pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos. 
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Kant.  33  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  83,  1883,  p.  161.)— Der 
kampf  der  gegenwart  um  die  lebensanschauung  im 
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Thomas  von  Aquino  und  die  cultur  der  neuzeit. 
54  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  87,  1885,  p.  161.) 

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Euclitles.  Circa  B.  C.  3  cent. 

Elements,  containing  the  first  six  books 
and  the  first  twenty-one  propositions  of  the 
eleventh  book.  Cambridge,  1845.  p.  8°. 

—2447 

-  Intrmliictio  harmonica :  Sectio  canonis.  68  pp. 

(Meibom,  M.,  Antiq.  music,  auct.  septem,  v.  1.) 

-  Proclus.  Philosophical  and  mathematical 

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-  Boethius,  A.  M.  T.  S.  Euclidis  libri.  16  pp.  (Blume, 

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Eudaemonism.  See  Eudemonism. 

Elide,  de  Cherrington.  See  Odo  de  Ciringtonia. 

Eude,  Emile.  Congres  Catholique  du  Portu¬ 

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Eudel,  Paul.  1837 — . 

Catalogue  de  l’argenterie  ancienne  apparte- 
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-  Catalogue  des  anciennes  porcelaines  .  .  . 

objets  d’art . . .  composant  la  collection  de  feu 
M.  Fournier.  See  Fournier,  ( — ),  Sr. 

Eudemonism.  Duboc,  J.  Kant  und  der  eudae- 

monismus ;  Bemerkung  von  Steinthal.  33  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
voelkerpsych.  v.  14,  1882,  pp.  261,  473.) — Schuppe,  W. 
Zum  eudaemonismus.  32  pp.  (Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wissens. 
philos.  v.  8,  1884,  p.  129.) 

See  also  Happiness.— Moral  philosophy.— Phi¬ 
losophy. — Pleasure. 

Eudemus,  of  Rhodes.  Ethica.  See  Aristoteles. 

Elides,  King  of  France. 

Favre,  E.  Eudes,  Comte  de  Paris  et  Roi 
de  France  (882-98).  1893.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des 
hautes  etudes,  v.  99. )  — 4153 

Eudes,  Valentin.  1787-1839.  Notice  sur  le  vil¬ 
lage  de  Bomy.  8  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  MSm.  v.  5, 
1841,  p.  161.)  —  Analyse  critique  de  l’ouvrage  intitule : 
Essai  historique,  topographique,  et  statistique  de  l’arron- 
dissement  de  Boulogne-sur-Mer,  par  Henry.  18  pp. 
(Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Mem.  v.  1,  1834,  p.  167.)— Revue 
de  diverses  coutumes  et  usages  de  l’arrondissement 
de  St.  Omer.  32  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Mem.  v.  5, 
1841,  p.  299.) — Notice  sur  le  Chateau  d’Edequines  et 
sur  les  Franches  Veritas  de  St.  Omer.  14  pp.  (Soc.  antiq. 
de  Morinie,  Mem.  v.  4,  1839,  p.  267.) — Notice  sur  le  STeul- 
Foss£.  20  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Mem.  v.  4,  1839, 
p.  33.)  —  Dissertation  sur  le  tombeau  de  St.  Omer. 
13  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  M&m.  v.  3,  1836,  p.  170.) — 
Relation  du  Pas  d'Armes,  de  la  Croix  P616rine,  pr&s 
St.  Omer;  Notes;  Appendice,  par  H.  Piers.  36  pp.  (Soc. 
antiq.  de  Morinie,  Mem.  v.  1, 1834,  pp.  302,  312,  322.)— Re¬ 
cherches  fitymologiques,  gtliographiques,  et  historiques 
sur  la  ville  de  St.  Omer,  157  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de 
Morinie,  Mem.  v.  2,  pt.  2,  1835,  p.  3.) 

Eudes.  See  also  Odon. 


EUDOCIA  AUGUSTA,  Empress 


1347 


EULER,  August 


Eudocia  Augusta,  Empress  of  the  East.  Lud- 

wich,  A.  Eudokia,  die  gattin  des  Kaisers  Theodosios  II, 
als  dichterin.  20  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1882, 

p.  206.) 

Eudocia  Augusta,  of  Macrembolis ,  Empress  of 

the  East.  Patzig',  E.  Die  Nonnus-quelle  der  E.  16  pp. 
( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1882,  p.  67.) — Die  textur  im 
Violariura  der  E.  12  pp.  ( Philologus ,  v.  43,  1884,  p.  249.) 
— Pulch,  P.  Die  Pariser  handschriften  des  Nonnus 
abbas  und  E.  6  pp.  ( Philologus ,  v.  41,  1882,  p.  341.) — Zu 
E.  16  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  17,  1882,  p.  177.) 

Eudoxus,  of  Athens.  B.  C.  3  cent.  Fragmenta. 

[Gr.]  1  p.  (Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  3,  p.  332; 
Meineke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Or.  v.  4,  p.  508.) 

Eudoxus,  of  Cnidus.  Martin,  T.  H.  Memoire 

sur  les  hypotheses  astronomiques  d’Eudoxe,  de  Callippe, 
d’Aristote,  et  de  leur  6cole.  150  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Acad.  Inscript.  MSm.  v.  30,  pt.  1,  1881,  p.  153.) — Unger, 
G.  F.  Eudoxos  von  Knidos  und  Eudoxos  von  Rhodos. 
39  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  50,  1891,  p.  191.) 

Eudoxus,  of  Rhodes.  Unger,  G.  F.  Eudoxos 

von  Knidos  und  Eudoxos  von  Rhodos.  39  pp.  (Philolo¬ 
gus,  v.  50,  1891,  p.  191.) 

Eufrosyue,  Legende  der.  12  pp.  Horstmann, 

C.  (Ed.)  (Eng.  studien,  v.  1,  1877,  p.  300.) 

Euganean  liills,  Among  the.  12  pp.  Symonds, 

J.  A.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  48,  1890,  p.  107.) 

Eugene,  Prince  (Frangois  Eugene  de  Savoie- 
Carignan).  1663-1736. 

Life  and  military  actions.  2  ed.,  corrected 
and  enlarged.  With  an  account  of  his  death 
and  funeral.  London,  1736.  12°.  5884 

-  Memoirs,  written  by  himself.  Tr.  from  the 

French  by  Wm.  Mudford.  New  York,  1811. 
12°.  4743 

Note.—' These  Memoirs  were  written  by  Karl  Joseph, 
Fuerst  von  Ligne. 

-  Parri,  E.  Vittorio  Amedeo  II  ed  Eugenio 

di  Savoia  nelle  guerre  della  successione  spag- 
nuola.  1888.  3517 

-  C'arntti,  D.  II  Cavaliere  di  Savoja  e  la  gioventh  del 

Principe  Eugenio.  70  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  17, 
1886,  pp.  193,  317.) — 11  gran  Principe  Eugenio.  20  pp. 
(Archiv.  stor.  ital.  3  S.  v.  22,  1875,  p.  82.) 

Eu  gene  de  Beauliarnais,  Prince.  See  Beau- 
harnais,  E.  de,  Due  de  Leuchtenberg,  Prince 
d?  Eichstadt. 

Eugene  Napoleon,  Viceroy  of  Italy.  See  Beau- 
harnais,  E.  de,  Due  de  Leuchtenberg,  Prince 
d’  Eichstadt. 

Eugenie  (Eugenie  Marie  de  Montijo),  Empress 

of  the  French.  Bioknell,  A.  L.  Empress  Eugenie  and 
the  court  of  the  Tuileries.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  76, 
1888,  p.  615.) — Forbes,  A.  The  French  Empress  and  the 
German  war.  13  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  285.) 
— Barton,  J.  Flight  of  E.  14  pp.  (In  his  Noted  women 
of  Europe  and  America,  p.  288.) — Simmons,  Sir  J.  L.  A. 
The  French  Empress  and  the  German  war :  a  reply. 
6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  430.) 

Eugenie.  36  pp.  La  Motte-Fouque,  F.  H.  K., 

Freiherr  de,  Ausgew.  werke,  v.  10,  p.  79. 

Eu  genie  Grandet.  174  pp.  Balzac,  H.  de, 

< Euvres  compl.  v.  5,  p.  219. 

Eugenie’s  fete  day.  5  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag. 

v.  66,  1883,  p.  442.) 

Eugenio,  St.,  Bp.  of  Toledo.  Ex  virtutibus  S. 

Eugenii  Bronii  ostensis ;  Ex  miraculis  S.  Eugenii  Diogili 
factis.  8  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  2,  pp.  646, 
653.) 

VOL.  Ill— 169. 


Eugenius  III,  Pope.  — 1153.  Epistolae.  6  pp. 

(Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  3,  p.  19;  Martfene,  E.,  and  Durand, 
U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  3,  p.  627.) 

-  Libellus  de  liiiraonlis  Eugenii.  2  pp.  (Mart&ne,  E., 

and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  6,  p.  1139.) 

Eugenius  IV,  Pope.  1383-1447.  Bulla  adversus 

Prosperum  de  Columna  Cardinalem.  3  pp.  (Baluze,  E., 
Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  331.)— Epistolae.  6  pp.  (Theiner,  A., 
Vet.  mon.  Hibern.  et  Scot.  p.  372.)  —  Eitterae.  1  p. 
(Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  3,  p.  194.) 

-  Casati.  C.  C.  M.  Insidie  di  papa  Eugenio  IV  contro 

il  Conte  Francesco  Sforza.  9  pp.  (Soc.  stor.  lombarda, 
Archiv.  2  s.  1885,  p.  750.) — Pius  II,  Pope.  Oratio  de 
morte  Eugenii  IV  et  creatione  Nicolai  V.  9  pp.  (Baluze, 
E.,  Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  334.)— Vita  Eugenii  Papae  IV  scripta 
ab  auctore  coaetaneo.  2  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  1, 
p.  329.) 

Eugrapliius.  See  Terentius  Afer,  P. 

Eugubine  tables. 

Aufrecht,  T.,  and  Kirchhoff,  J.  W.  A. 
Text  der  iguvinischen  tafeln.  Commentar  zu 
den  iguvinischen  tafeln.  1851.  (In  their  Die 
umbrischen  sprachdenkmaeler,  v.  2. )  — 2122 

-  Breal,  M.  J.  A.  Tables  eugubines  :  texte, 

traduction,  et  commentaire,  avec  une  gram- 
maire  et  une  introduction  historique.  1875, 
1  v.  and  atlas.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes 
Uxules,  v.  26. )  — 4154,  atlas  — 4153 

-  Huschke,  G.  P.  E.  Die  iguvischen  tafeln 

.  .  .  mit  hinzufuegung  einer  grammatik  und 
eines  glossars  der  umbrischen  sprache  voll- 
staendig  uebersetzt  und  erklaert.  1859.  — 2112 

-  Newman,  F.  W.  Text  of  the  Iguvine  in¬ 
scriptions,  with  interlinear  Latin  translation 
and  notes.  1864.  1213 

The  same.  (Philol.  Soc.  London,  Trans. 
1864. )  —2195 

-  Br£al,  M.  J.  A.  Tables  eugubines.  23  pp.  (Rev.  d. 

deux  mondes,  1875,  3  p<5r.  v.  12,  p.  57.) 

See  also  Umbrian  language. 

Eugyppius,  Abbot  of  Lucullano.  6  cent.  Ex- 
cerpta  ex  operibus  S.  Augustini.  Recensuit 
et  commentario  critico  instruxit  Pius  Knoell. 
Vindobonae,  1885.  8°.  (Vienna,  Akad.  wis- 

sens.  Corpus  script,  eccles.  Lat.  v.  9,  pt.  1. ) 

—3242 

-  Vita  Sancti  Severini.  Recensuit  et  com¬ 
mentario  critico  instruxit  Pius  Knoell.  Vin¬ 
dobonae,  1886.  8°.  (Vienna,  Akad.  wissens. 

Corpus  script,  eccles.  Lat.  v.  9,  pt.  2. )  —3242 

Eulalia.  1  p.  Boehmer,  E.  (Romanische  stu¬ 

dien,  v.  3,  1879,  p.  609.) 

Eulalialied,  Zum.  4  pp.  Luecking,  G.  ( Jahrb . 

f.  roman,  und  engl.  lit.  v.  15,  1876,  p.  393.) 

Eulenspiegel.  Vie  joyeuse  et  r6cr6ative  de 
Thiel-Ulespiegle  .  .  .  Troyes,  n.  d.  12°.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  bleue,  v.  3.)  2316 

-  Beclistein,  R.  Zu  E.  1  p.  (Germania,  v.  7,  1862, 

p.  304.)— Keller,  A.  von.  Zum  E.  4  pp.  (Germania, 
v.  12,  1867,  p.  97.) 

See  also  German  fiction. 

Euler,  August. 

Das  koenigtum  im  altfranzoesischen  Karls- 
epos.  Marburg,  1886.  8°.  (Stengel,  E.,  Aus- 

gaben,  v.  65.)  2306 


EULER,  Leonhard 


1348 


EUPHROSYNA,  St. 


Euler,  Leonhard.  1707-83. 

Letters  on  different  subjects  in  natural 
philosophy.  With  notes,  and  a  life  of  Euler, 
by  David  Brewster,  containing  a  glossary  of 
scientific  terms.  With  additional  notes,  by 
John  Griscom.  New  York,  1833.  2  v.  18°. 
(Harper’s  Fam.  Libr.  nos.  55,  56.)  4347 


Mag.  de  zool.  3  s.  v.  3,  1875,  pp.  65,  102;  v.  4,  1876,  p.  278.) — 
Descriptions  de  cohioptSres  nouveaux  ou  peu  connus  de 
la  famille  des  eumolpides.  70  pp.  (Soc.  entomol.  de 
France,  Annales,  5  s.  v.  7,  1877,  pp.  115,  309.) — Eumolpi- 
darum  hucusque  cognitarum  catalogus.  172  pp.  (Liege, 
Soc.  roy.  des  sci.  M&m.  2  s.  v.  11,  1885.) — Marshall,  T.  A. 
Descriptions  of  new  genera  and  species  of  euniolpidae. 
10  pp.  (Ann.  Mag.  Nat.  Hist.  3  s.  v.  13,  1864,  p.  380.) 

See  also  t'oleoptera.— Insects. 


-  Reproduction  of  memoir  of  1758  on  the  rota!  ion  of 

a  solid  body.  12  pp.  (Cayley,  A.,  Coll,  mathemat. 
papers,  v.  6,  p.  135.) 

- Brewster,  Sir  D.  Life  of  E.  14  pp.  (Euler,  L.,  Let¬ 
ters,  y.  1,  p.  15.)— Fig-uier,  G.  L.  Euler.  32  pp.  3  pi. 
(In  his  Vies  des  savants  illustres,  v.  5,  p.  109.) — Gob,  A. 
Sur  la  droite  et  le  cercle  d’E.  7  pp.  (Liege,  Soc.  roy. 
des  sci.  M6m.  2  s.  v.  16,  1890.)— Malden.  H.  Euler.  7  pp. 
(In  his  Distinguished  men  of  mod.  times,  v.  3,  p.  345.) 

Euler.  See  also  Uhler. 


Euliug,  Karl.  Handschrift  1590  der  Leipziger 
Universitaetsbibliothek.  15  pp.  (Germania,  v.  33,  1888, 
p.  159.) — (Ed.)  Mnd.  geistliche  gedichte.  9  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  35,  1890,  p.  391.) 

-  (Ed.)  Chronik  des  Johan  Oldecop.  See 

Oldecop,  J. 

-  (Ed.)  Heinrich  Kaufringer’s  Gedichte.  See 

Kaufringer,  H. 


Eulistea.  50  pp.  Bonifacio,  da  Verona.  (Archiv. 

stor.  ital.  v.  16,  pt.  1,  1850,  p.  3.) 


Eulo  gies.  See  Speeches. 

Eulogies  and  orations  on  the  life  and  death 
of  Gen.  George  Washington,  first  President  of 
the  United  States.  Boston,  1800.  8°.  1247 


Ames,  F. 
Bigelow,  T. 
Blake,  G. 
Blyth,  J. 
Brooks,  J. 
Davis,  J. 
Dunham,  J. 


Contents. 
Jackson,  Maj.  W. 
Kirkland,  J.  T. 
Lee,  Maj. -Gen.  H. 
Linn,  W. 

Mason,  J.  M. 
Minot,  G.  R. 
Morris,  G. 


Paine,  T. 
Parker,  I. 
Ramsay,  D. 
Sewall,  J.  M. 
Smith,  J. 
Sumner,  C.  P. 


Eulogius,  Favonius.  5  cent.  Disputatio  de 

Somnio  Scipionis.  13  pp.  (Orelli,  K.,  and  Baiter,  J.  G., 
M.  Tullii  Ciceronis  scholiastae,  v.  1,  p.  401.) 


Eulog  y  of  Richard  Jefferies.  Besant,  Sir  W. 

4716 


Eumedes.  Fragmenta.  [  Gr.  ]  1  p.  (Kock, 

K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  3,  p.  377.) 

Eumelus.  Streber,  F.  Die  syracusanischen 

stempelschneider  Phrygillos,  Sosion,  und  E.  26  pp. 
(Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  39 :  Philos. -philol. 
classe,  Abhandl.  v.  10,  pt.  1,  1864,  p.  1.) 

Eumelus,  of  Corinth.  B.  C.  8  cent.  Fragmenta. 

[Gr.]  11  pp.  (Hesiodus,  and  others,  Fragmenta,  ed.  G. 
Marckscheffel,  p.  397.) 

Eumenes.  Doerpfeld,  W.  Stoa  des  E.  in 

Athen.  3  pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen. 
abth.  v.  13, 1888,  p.  100. ) 

Eumenius,  of  Autun.  3  cent.  Pro  restaurandis 

scolis  oratio;  Panegyricus  Constantio  Caesari  dictus; 
Panegyricus  Constantino  Augusto  dictus;  Gratiarum 
actio  Constantino  Augusto.  65  pp.  (Baehrens,  A.,  Pane- 
gyrici  Lat.  pp.  117,  132,  160,  179.) 

Euniolpidae.  Baly,  J.  S.  Description  of  new 

species  and  genera  of  euniolpidae.  20  pp.  (Linnean 
Soc.  Journ.  Zool.  v.  14,  1879,  p.  246.) — Descriptions  of  new 
genera  and  species  of  South  American  eumolpidae.  18  pp. 
(Entomol.  Soc.  London,  Trans.  1878,  p.  281.)  —  Descrip¬ 
tions  of  new  species  of  phytophagous  beetles  belonging 
to  the  family  eumolpidae.  20  pp.  (Entomol.  Soc.  Lon¬ 
don,  Trans.  1877,  p.  37.) — Beffevre,  E.  Descriptions  d’eu- 
molpides  nouveaux  ou  peu  connus.  82  pp.  (Rev.  et 


Eunapius,  of  Sardis.  Cobet,  C.  G.  Ad  Eunapii 

fragmenta.  15  pp.  ( Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  10,  1882,  p.  27.)— 
De  locis  nonnullis  apud  Eunapium  in  Vitis  Sophistarum 
et  Fragmentis  historiarum.  42  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  n.  s. 
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Eunapium.  1  p.  (Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  14,  1886,  p.  304.)— 
Meinehe,  J.  A.  F.  A.  Zu  Eunapios.  4  pp.  (Hermes, 
v.  2,  1867,  p.  403.) 

Eunicus.  B.  C.  5  cent.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  1  p. 

(Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  1,  p.  781;  Meineke, 

J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v.  2,  pt.  2,  p.  856.) 

Eunomia,  St.  Velser,  M.  Conversio  et  passio 

martyrum  Afrae,  Hilariae,  Dignae,  Eunomiae,  Eutropiae 
quae  Augustae  Vindelicorum  passae  sunt.  68  pp.  (Opera, 
p.  437.) 

Eunuchs.  Bergmann,  F.  Origine,  significa¬ 
tion,  et  histoire  de  la  castration,  de  l’eunuchisme,  et  de 
la  circoncision.  39  pp.  (Archiv.  stridio  tradiz.  popolari, 
v.  2,  1883,  pp.  271,  329.)— Stent,  G.  C.  Chinese  eunuchs. 
42  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China  branch,  Journ. 
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Eunuchus.  See  Terentius  Afer,  P. 
Eupatridae.  Hirzel,  R.  Die  Eupatriden.  5  pp. 

(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  43,  1888,  p.  631.) 

Euplianes.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  2  pp.  (Kock, 

K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  296.) 

Euphorbia.  Wetterwald,  X.  Blatt- und  spross- 

bildung  bei  euphorbien  und  cacteen.  64  pp.  5  pi.  (Acad. 
Caes.  Leop.-Car.  Nova  acta,  v.  53,  1889,  p.  377.) 

Eupliorbus.  Kekule,  R.  Euphorbos.  5  pp. 

(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  43,  1888,  p.  481.) 

Euphorion,  of  Chalcis.  Thraemer,  E.  Eupho- 

rion  bei  Plutarch.  7  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  25,  1890,  p.  55.) 

Euphranor,  a  May-day  conversation  at  Cam¬ 

bridge.  82  pp.  Fitzgerald,  E.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  247. 

Euphrasia,  St.  Bonfadini,  A.  Yite  di  S. 
Guglielma,  Regina  d’Ungheria  e  di  S.  Eufra- 
sia,  vergine  romana.  1878.  (Scelta  di  curiositd 
letterarie,  no.  159.)  2332 

Euphrates  river.  Cowper,  H.  S.  Through 
Turkish  Arabia.  A  journey  from  the  Mediter¬ 
ranean  to  Bombay  by  the  Euphrates  and  Tigris 
valleys  and  the  Persian  gulf.  1894.  1436 

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de  l’Euphrate.  26  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  40,  1857,  p.  540. ) 
— Jurien  «le  la  Gravlfre.  J.  P.  E.  L’Empereur  Julien 
et  la  flotille  de  l’Euphrate.  22  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1890,  3  p6r.  v.  98,  p.  576. )— Begeml  of  the  Euphrates. 
2  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  57,  1861,  p.  488.) 

Euphron.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  8  pp.  (Kock, 

K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  3,  p.  317;  Meineke,  J.  A. 
F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v  4,  p.  837.) 

Euphronius.  Harrison,  J.  E.  Some  fragments 

of  a  vase  presumably  by  E.  4  pp.  1  pi.  (Journ.  of  Hellen. 
studies,  v.  9,  1888,  p.  143.) 

Euphrosyna,  St.  Boucherie,  A.  Vie  de  Ste. 

Euphrosyne,  texte  romano-latin  du  8  au  9  sifccle.  49  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  lang.  rom.  v.  2,  1871,  pp.  23,  109.)— t'ornn,  J. 
Vida  de  Eufrosina.  9  pp.  (Romania,  v.  11,  1882,  p.  357.) 
— Sclilosser,  J.  F.  H.  Legende  der  heiligen  E.  31  pp. 
(Nachlass,  v.  3,  p.  1.) 


EUPHUISM 


1349 


EURIPIDES 


Euphuism.  Hunt,  T.  W.  Euphuism  in  litera¬ 
ture  and  style.  11  pp.  (Neto  Englander,  v.  50,  1889,  p.  189.) 
—  I.auclicrt,  F.  Einfluss  des  physiologus  auf  den  Eu- 
phuismus.  23  pp.  (Eng.  studicn,  v.  14,  1890,  p.  188.) 

See  also  English  literature.  History  and  criticism.— 
I,illy  or  I.yly,  J. 

Eupolis.  Circa  B.  C.  446-410.  Fragmenta. 

[Gr.]  112  pp.  (Kock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  1, 
p.  258.) 


’lfnytveia  rj  tv  Ai )Xl5i.  ’Optcrrris. 

’l(/>iytveia  rj  tv  Tatfpots.  'Pieros, 

"Icvv.  T  pipdScs. 

KtocXuif/.  $ olvicrcrai . 

Mydeta. 

Moschopulus,  M.  "Zvvotpis  tov  /3/ou  tov  ivoiyrbv. — 
Theodulus,  Monk.  S vvo\J/is  roue  Evpnrldov. 


Eure,  France.  La  Balle,  (— )  de,  and  others. 
Normandie  monumentale  et  pittoresque  .  .  . 
H61iogravures  .  .  .  d’apres  les  photographies : 
Eure.  1896,  2  pts.  in  1  v.  — 17B5 

Eure-et-Loir,  France.  Cotchin,  ( — ).  Monu- 

mens  celtiques  existans  dans  le  dgpartement  d’E.  7  pp. 
(Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Mtm.  v.  1,  1817,  p.  28.)— Paris, 
(— )  de.  Des  vestiges  des  monumens  du  culte  druidique, 
dgpartement  d’E.  17  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Mtm. 
v.  1,  1817,  p.  310.) 

Eureka :  a  prose  poem.  Poe,  E.  A.  — 2407 

Note. — Also  in  his  Works,  ed.  by  E.  C.  Stedman  and  G.  E. 
Woodberry,  v.  9,  p.  1. 

Eureka  district,  Nevada. 

Curtis,  J.  S.  Silver-lead  deposits  of  Eu¬ 
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Geol.  surv.  Monogr.  v.  7.)  — 3536 

-  Hague,  A.  Geology  of  the  Eureka  district, 

Nevada.  1892,  1  v.  and  atlas.  (Powell,  J.  W., 
U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  Monogr.  v.  20.)  — 3535, 

atlas  — 3551 

-  Walcott,  C.  D.  Paleontology  of  the  Eu¬ 
reka  district.  1884.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S. 
Geol.  surv.  Monogr.  v.  8.)  — 3536 

-  Curtis.  J.  S.  Abstract  of  a  report  on  the  mining 

geology  of  the  Eureka  district,  Nevada.  31  pp.  (Powell, 
J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  4  annual  report,  p.  221.) — Hag'iie, 
A.  Abstract  of  the  report  on  the  geology  of  the  Eureka 
district,  Nevada.  54  pp.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv. 
3  annual  report,  p.  237.) — Itlding'S,  J.  P.  Microscopical 
petrography  of  the  eruptive  rocks  of  the  Eureka  district, 
Nevada.  60  pp.  6  pi.  (Hague,  A.,  Geol.  of  the  Eureka  dis¬ 
trict,  p.  335  :  Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  Monogr.  v.  20.) 
—Walcott,  C.  D.  Systematic  list  of  fossils  of  each  geo¬ 
logical  formation  in  the  Eureka  district,  Nevada.  17  pp. 
(Hague,  A.,  Geol.  of  the  Eureka  district,  p.  317:  Powell, 
J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  Monogr.  v.  20.) 

Eurhytlimie  in  den  chorgesaengen  der  Grie- 
chen.  Schmidt,  J.  H.  H.,  Kunstformen  der 
griech.  poesie,  v.  1.  3281 


—  Tragoediae  et  fragmenta.  Recensuit,  in- 
terpretationem  Latinam  correxit,  scholia 
Graeca  e  codicibus  manuscriptis  partim  sup- 
plevit  partim  emendavit  Aug.  Matthiae.  [ Gr .  ] 
Lipsiae,  1813-37.  10  v.  8°.  3285 


" AXk7)<TTLS,  V.  1. 

’A vdpopdxv,  v.  2. 

Ba/cyat,  v.  3. 

'E/c<£/3t7,  v.  1. 

'EXtvp,  v.  3. 

’EXisrpa,  V.  3. 

'H pakheidai,  v.  3. 

'H paicXrjs  paivbpevos,  v.  3. 
T/c^riSes,  v.  2. 

'iTTirdXvTos  <rre(pavr)(p6pos , 
v.  1. 


Contents. 

’hpLytveia  p  tv  AvXldi, 

v.  2. 

’hpiy tveia  y  tv  Tatipois, 

v.  2. 

" loov ,  v.  3. 

Ki/kXwi/',  v.  2. 

M?J5eia,  v.  1. 

’0 ptcrrys,  v.  1. 

'Pijcros,  v.  2. 

Tpipades,  v.  2. 

4 'olvicrcrai,  v.  1. 


Index  cotlicuni,  v.  6.— Index  cditiouum  praeci- 
puarum,  v.  6,-Fraginenta,  v.  9. — Matthiae,  A.  H. 
Notae,  v.  6-8.— Scholia  Graeca,  v.  4, 5.— Indices,  v.  10. 


—  Tragoediae  superstites  et  deperditarum 
fragmenta  ex  recensione  G.  Dindorfli.  [Gr.] 
Oxonii,  1832-40.  3  v.  in  4,  8°.  3285 

Contents. 


“AXktjcttis,  V.  1. 

’A vdpopdxVi  V.  1. 

’ Airocnv acrpdria,  V.  2. 

Ba/cxal>  V.  2. 

*E/cc£/377,  v.  1. 

'EXtvp,  v.  2. 

’H Xticrpa,  v.  2. 
'HpaicXeidai,  V.  2. 
'HpaxX^s  paivbpevos,  V.  2. 
Tx^rtSes,  v.  1. 

T7T7t6Xutos  arecpavycpopos, 
V.  1. 


’ Icpiytveia  y  tv  AbXlSi, 
v.  1. 

’hpiy tveia  y  tv  Tavpois, 
v.  1. 

"iwv,  v.  2. 

KtfxXwi/',  v.  2. 

MiySeta,  v.  1. 

’Optarps,  v.  1. 

'P r)<ros,  v.  2. 

Tpipddes,  v.  2. 
^olvicrcrai,  v.  1. 


Euria,  Bp.  of.  See  Donatus,  St. 

Euric,  King  of  the  Visigoths.  Gaudenzi,  A.  (Ed.) 

Un’  antica  compilazione  di  diritto  romano  e  visigoto ;  con 
alcuni  frammenti  delle  leggi  di  Eurico  tratta  da  un  MS. 
della  biblioteca  di  Holkam.  221pp.  (Romagna,  R.  De- 
putaz.  di  storia  patria,  Doc.  e  studj.  v.  2,  p.  5.) 


Dindorf,  K.  W.  Anuotationes,  v.  3,  pts.  1,  2.— In¬ 
dices,  v.  3,  pt.  2. 

—  Fabulae.  Recognovit  Adolphus  Kirchhoff. 
[Gr.]  Berolini,  1867-68.  3  v.  in  1,  8°.  3287 

Contents. 


Euripides.  B.  C.  480-406. 

Tragoediae  octodecim.  His  accessit  ejus- 
dem  Electra,  valde  quidem  hactenus  ab  eru- 
ditis  desiderata  tragoedia,  ac  nuper  demum 
in  lucem  edita.  [Gr.]  Francoforti  [1560]. 
16°.  L.20 


"  AX/cgcrm. 

’Avdpopdxfl- 

Bdxxai. 

'Exd/37j. 

'EXtvg. 


Contents. 

’H  Xticrpa- 
'I IpaxXe  i5ai. 

'HpaxX^s  paivb /zeros. 
'Ix^riSes. 

'IwrrbXvTOS  <TTe<pavri<t>6po$. 


“AXKTjtrrts,  v.  1. 

’ Avdpopdxv,  V.  1. 

Baxxat,  V.  1. 

'Esd^rj,  v.  1. 

'EXtvrj,  v.  1. 

’HX^xrpa,  v.  1. 

'HpaxXeiScu,  v.  2. 

'H/xzxXt/s  paivopevo s,  V.  2. 
'Istrides,  v.  2. 

'l7r7r6Xvros,  v.  2. 

^olvicrcrai,  v.  3. 
TeVos  EvpnrlSov  xai  /Stos,  v.  1. 


’lcpiytveia  i]  rjv  AvXldi , 
V.  2. 

'Icpiy tveia  y  tv  Tavpois, 
V.  2. 

Iwv,  v.  3. 

Ki 'inXwip,  v.  3. 

M^Scia,  v.  3. 

’Optcrrys,  v.  3. 

'Pieros,  v.  3. 

Tp<pa5es,  V.  3. 


EURIPIDES 


1350 


EURIPIDES 


—  Tragoediae,  ex  recensione  Augusti  Nauckn. 
[Gr.]  Lipsiae,  1869-81.  3  v.  16°.  3287 

Note.—V.  1,  2  are  3  ed. 

Contents. 


AXktjcttls,  v.  1. 
’AvdpopAxv,  V.  1. 
Airoairaapdria ,  v.  3. 

Bd/cxai,  V.  1. 

'E/ca/3?7,  v.  1. 

’EXivrj,  v.  1. 

’H Xiierpa,  v.  1. 
’HpaieXeidai,  v.  1. 
HpaKXijs  pai.v6p.evos,  v.  1. 
'heir  ides,  v.  1. 

I7T7t6Xi/tos  GTef>avr\f>6pos, 


’hpiyiveia  r)  iv  AvXLdi , 
v.  2. 

’hpiyiveia  i]  iv  Talipots, 
v.  2. 

"iuv,  v.  2. 

KukXwi/',  v.  2. 

Mi?5eia,  v.  2. 

’OpiffTTJS,  v.  2. 

'Petros,  v.  2. 

TptpaSes,  v.  2. 
<i?om(r£rai,  v.  2. 


v.  1. 

Nauck,  J.  A.  De  codieibus  Euripideis  et  editionibus, 
v.  1. — IYvos  EPpinldov  Kal  fiios,  v.  1.— Nauck,  J.  A.  De 
Euripidis  Vila,  poesi,  ingenio,  v.  1. — Index,  v.  3. 

—  [Tragoediae.]  Ex  recensione  Frederici  A. 
Paley.  [Gr.]  Cantabrigiae,  1872-77.  3  v.  16°. 

Contents.  3287 


Additiones  et  emendationes  scholiorum  Euripidis, 
v.  3. — Animadversionum  in  Euripidem  accessiones 
quaedam,  v.  3. — t'hronologia  scenica  ab  Euripidis 
nati  tempore  ad  ejusdem  mortem,  v.  3. — Recensio  codi- 
cum.  v.  3. — Recensio  editionum,  v.  3. — Epistolae, 
v.  2. — Fragmenta,  v.  2.— Barnes,  J.  De  variis  sniin- 
inaticoriiin  signoriiin  formis,  v.  1. — Brunk,  R.  F.  P. 
Observationes  ad  Medeam,  v.  3.— Heath,  B.  Tractatus 
de  tragicorum  Graecorum  metris,  v.  3. — Musgrave,  S., 
and  others.  Xotae,  v.  3.— Prevost,  P.  Observationes 
ad  Euripidem,  v.  3.— Canter,  W.  In  Euripidem  prole¬ 
gomena.  v.  1.— Beck,  C.  D.  Diatribe  critica  de  Rheso, 
v.  3.— Recensio  scriplornm  in  Euripidem,  v.  3.— Barnes, 
J.  Tractatus  de  tragoedia  veterum  Graecorum,  v.  1. — 
Varietas  lectionis,  v.  3. — Recensio  versionuin,  v.  3. 
— Barnes,  J.  Euripidis  vita,  v.  1.— Moschopulus,  M. 
Synopsis  vitae  Euripidis,  v.  1. — Theodulus,  Monk.  Sy¬ 
nopsis  vitae  Euripidis,  v.  1.— Indices,  v.  2,  3. 

—  Opera  omnia ;  ex  editionibns  praestantis- 
simis  fideliter  recusa  ;  Latina  interpretatione, 
scholiis  antiquis,  et  eruditorum  observationi- 
bus,  illustrata :  necnon  indicibus  omnigenis 
instructa  .  .  .  Cura  et  typis  Andrete  et  Joannis 
M.  Duncan.  [Gr.  et  Lett.]  Glasguse,  1821. 
9  y.  8°.  3285 


* AXktjotis,  v.  1. 

’ Avdpopdxv,  V.  2. 

Baxyat,  v.  2. 

'Ekci/St/,  v.  2. 

'EX^j/tj,  v.  2. 

’H XeKTpa,  v.  2. 
'HpaxXetSat,  v.  1. 
TlpaxX^s  paivdpevos,  V.  3. 
'Ix^rtSes,  v.  1. 

'iTnrdXvros  <JTecpavr\<popos , 
V.  1. 


’ltpiyiveia  i)  ev  AvXidi , 

xr  Q 

V.  O, 

'hpiyiveia  f)  iv  Talipots, 

v.  3. 

’Twv,  v.  2. 

KukXuxJ/,  v.  3. 

M^Seta,  v.  1. 

’Opicrrijs,  v.  3. 

'Prjaos,  v.  1. 

TptpaSes,  v.  1. 
fyoiviacrai,  v.  3. 


Paley,  F.  A.  De  codicibns  Euripidis  manuscriptis, 
v.  3.— Verbornm  et  noniiniini  index,  v.  1-3. 

—  Sept  tragedies,  texte  grec.  Recension  nou- 
velle,  avec  un  commentaire  critique  et  expli- 
catif,  une  introduction,  et  des  notices  par 
Henri  Weil.  2  ed.,  remaniee.  Paris,  1879.  8°. 

Contents.  3284 

Eicd/377.  ’ ItpiyiveLa.  r\  iv  Talipots. 

’II  Xeicrpa.  MiySeta. 

'iTnrdXvros  <TTe<pavr]<p6po s.  ’0 picrrrjs. 

’l<piyiveia  y\  iv  AvXidi. 


—  Fabularum  fragmenta  recensuit  .  .  .  F.  H. 

Bothe.  [Gr.]  Lipsiae,  1844.  8°.  (Bothe,  F. 
II.,  Poet  seen.  Gr.  v.  4.)  3283 

—  Tragoediae,  fragmenta,  epistolae  ex  edi- 

tione  Josuae  Barnesii  nunc  recusa  et  aucta, 
appendice  observationum  e  variis  doctorum 
virorum  libris  collecta.  [Cur.  S.  F.  N.  Morus 
et  C.  D.  Beckius.]  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  Lipsiae,  1778- 
88.  3  v.  4°.  3281 


Contents. 


Alcestis,  v.  1. 
Andromache,  v.  1. 
Bacchae,  v.  2. 
Cyclops,  v.  2. 

Danae,  v.  2. 

Electra,  v.  2. 

Hecuba,  v.  1. 

Helena,  v.  2. 
Heraclidae,  v.  2. 
Hercules  furens,  v.  2. 
Hippolytus,  v.  1. 


Ion,  v.  2. 

Iphigenia  in  Aulide, 
v.  1. 

Iphigenia  in  Tauris, 
v.  1. 

Medea,  v.  1. 

Orestes,  v.  1. 
Phoenissae,  v.  1. 
Rhesus,  v.  1. 
Supplices,  v.  1. 
Troades,  v.  1. 


Alcestis,  v.  3. 
Andromache,  v.  4. 
Bacchae,  v.  6. 
Cyclops,  v.  6. 
Danae,  v.  7. 
Electra,  v.  7. 
Hecuba,  v.  1. 
Helena,  v.  6. 
Heraclidae,  v.  6. 
Hercules  furens,  v. 
Hippolytus,  v.  3.' 


Contents. 

Ion,  v.  7. 

Iphigenia  in  Aulide, 
v.  4. 

Iphigenia  in  Tauris, 
v.  5. 

Medea,  v.  2. 

Orestes,  v.  1. 
Phoenissae,  v.  2. 
Rhesus,  v.  5. 

7.  Supplices,  v.  4. 
Troades,  v.  5. 


t'tironolog'ia  scenica  ab  Euripidis  nati  tempore  ad 
ejusdem  mortem,  v.  1.— Recensio  codicuin,  v.  1. — Re¬ 
censio  editionum,  v.  1. — Epigrammata,  v.  7.— Epis- 
tolac,  v.  7. — Fragmenta,  v.  7. — Valckenaer,  L.  K. 
Diatribe  in  Euripidis  fragmenta,  v.  8.— Barnes,  J.  De 
variis  grammatieoriim  signornni  formis,  v.  1. — 
Hermann,  J.  G.  J.  Praefatio  ad  Ilectibiiin,  v.  1.— 
Elmsley,  P.  Praefatio  ad  lleraclidas,  v.  6. — Hermann, 
J.  G.  J.  Praefatio  ad  Hercnlem  furentem,  v.  7.— 
Monk,  J.  H.,  Bp.  of  Gloucester  and  Bristol.  Praefatio  ad 
Ilippol.ytnm,  v.  3. — Valckenaer,  L.  K.  Praefatio  ad 
Hippolytum,  v.  3. — Markland,  J.  Praefatio  ad  Iphige- 
niam  in  Aulide  et  Tauris,  v.  4.— Syllabus  notarum, 
quibus  designantur  manuscript  i  et  editiones,  v.  1,  3. — 
Supplementum  notarum,  v.  8.— Beck,  C.  D.  Prae¬ 
fatio.  v.  1. — Musgrave,  S.  Praefatio,  v.  1. — Porson,  R. 
Praefatio,  v.  1.— Matthiae,  A.  H.  Praefationes,  v.  1.— 
Canter,  W.  In  Euripidem  prolegomena,  v.  1.— Beck, 
C.  D.  Diatribe  critica  de  Rheso,  v.  5.— Scholia  in 
Khesuin  et  Troadas,  v.  5. — Supplementum  scliolio- 
rum,  v.  8.— Recensio  scriptorum  in  Euripidem,  v.  1. 
—Barnes,  J.  Tractatus  de  tragoedia  veterum  Graeco- 
rum,  v.  1.— Auctarium  notarum  in  Troadas,  v.  5.— 
Recensio  versionuin,  v.  1.— Barnes,  J.  Euripidis  vita, 
v.  1.— Moschopulus,  M.  Synopsis  vitae  Euripidis,  v.  1. — 
Theodulus,  Monk.  Synopsis  vitae  Euripidis,  v.  1.— In¬ 
dices,  v.  9. 


—  Nineteen  tragedies  and  fragments.  Tr.  by 
Michael  Wodhull.  New  ed.,  corrected  through¬ 
out  by  the  translator.  London,  1809.  3  v.  8°. 

3343 


Contents. 


Alcestis,  v.  1. 
Andromache,  v.  1. 
Bacchanalians,  v.  2. 
Children  of  Hercules,  v.  2. 
Cyclops,  v.  2. 

Electra,  v.  3. 

Fragments,  v.  3. 


Hecuba,  v.  1. 

Helen,  v.  3. 

Hercules  distracted,  v.  3. 
Hippolytus.  v.  1. 

Ion,  v.  3. 

Iphigenia  in  Aulis,  v.  2. 
Iphigenia  in  Tauris,  v.  2. 


EURIPIDES 


1351 


EURIPIDES 


Medea,  v.  1.  Rhesus,  v.  2. 

Orestes,  v.  1.  Suppliants,  v.  2. 

Phoenician  damsels,  v.  1.  Trojan  captives,  v.  2. 

Index,  v.  3. 

-  [Tragedies.]  Tr.  by  Rev.  R.  Potter,  v.  1. 

London,  1832.  18°.  4357 

Contents. 

Alcestis.  Ion. 

Bacchae.  Medea. 

Hippolytus.  Phoenician  virgins. 

Potter,  R.  Biographical  sketch  of  E. 

-  Translations  from,  by  J.  Cartwright.  Lon¬ 
don  [1866].  p.  8°.  3343 

Contents.  Iphigenia  in  Aulis. — Iphigenia  in 
Tanris.— Medea.— Oviilins  Naso,  P.  GEnone  Paridi. 

-  Three  dramas,  [tr.]  by  Wm.  Cranston  Law- 

ton.  Boston,  1889.  8°.  3343 

Contents.  Alkestis. — On  the  origin  and  spirit  of 

Attic  tragedy.—  Epilogue.—  IKippoly tos.—  Me¬ 
dea. 

-  Fragments.  Tr.  by  H.  H.  Milman.  8pp.  (^Eschylus, 

Agamemnon,  tr.  by  H.  H.  Milman,  p.  212. ) 

-  Beck,  C.  D.  Index  Graecitatis  Euripideae. 

1829.  {Index  in  trag .  Gr.  v.  1.)  3271 

-  Boeckh,  A.  Graecae  tragoediae  princi- 

pum,  iEschyli,  Sophoclis,  Euripidis,  num  ea, 
quae  supersunt,  et  genuina  omnia  sint,  et 
forma  primitiva  servata,  an  eorum  familiis 
aliquid  debeat  ex  iis  tribui.  1808.  3282 

- Dindorf,  K.  W.  Annotationes.  1839-40, 

1  v.  in  2.  (Euripides,  Tragoediae  ...  ex  recens. 
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- Metra  JEschyli,  Sophoclis,  Euripidis,  et 

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A  lcestis. 

Alcestis  :  tr.  into  English  verse,  according 
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Tragoedia  Hippolytus,  quant  Latino  car¬ 
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H.  van.  Euripidis  locus  emandatus.  1  p.  ( Mnemosyne , 
n.  s.  v.  2,  1874,  p.  79.) — Lawton,  W.  C.  The  Hippolytos 
of  E.  19  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  59,  1887,  p.  356.) — Monk, 

J.  H.,  Bp.  of  Gloucester  and  Bristol.  Praefatio  ad  Hippo- 
lytum.  4  pp.  (Euripides,  Opera  omnia,  cur.  A.  et  J.  M. 
Duncan,  v.  3,  p.  i.) — Critical  notice  of  Prof.  Monk's 
Hippolytus.  17  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  5, 
1812,  p.  193;  v.  6,  1812,  p.  74.)— Pater,  W.  H.  Hippolytus 
veiled,  a  study  from  E.  13  pp.  ( Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  60, 
1889,  p.  294.) — Yalckenaer,  L.  K.  Praefatio  ad  Hippo- 
lytum.  14  pp.  (Euripides,  Opera  omnia,  cur.  A.  et  J.  M. 
Duncan,  v.  3,  p.  v.)— Euripidis  Fabulae  selectae  recog. 
A.  Witzschel.  v.  1.  Hippolytum  continens.  2  pp. 
(Zeits.f.  alterthumsw.  v.  11,  1844,  p.  141.) 

See  also  Racine,  J.  Ph&dre.— Seneca,  L.  A.  Hip¬ 
polytus. 

Ion. 

Ion.  Recensuit  Godofredus  Hermannus. 
[Gr.]  Lipsiae,  1827.  16°.  3287 

- “Iwv.  With  notes  critical  and  explanatory, 

by  Charles  Badham.  London,  1851.  8°.  3285 

-  Madvig,  J.  N.  Euripidis  Ion.  8  pp.  (In  his  Adver¬ 
saria  crit.  v.  3,  p.  14.) — Wedgwood,  F.  J.  Euripides  at 
Cambridge.  9  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  59,  1891,  p.  89.) 

Iphigenia  in  Aulide. 

Supplices  et  Iphigenia  in  Aulide  et  in  Tau- 
ris,  cum  annotationibus  Marklandi,  Porsoni, 
Gaisfordi,  Elmsleii,  Blomfleldi,  et  aliorum. 
[Gr.]  Lipsiae,  1822.  2  v.  8°.  3287 

-  Dali’  Ifigenia  in  Aulide.  5pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.  de, 

Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  252.)  —  [Scene  from] 
Ipliigenia  in  Aulis.  12  pp.  (Thompson,  D’A.  W., 
Ancient  leaves,  p.  78.) 

-  Hennig,  H.  De  Iphigeniae  Aulidensis 

forma  ac  condicione.  1870.  3286 

- Euripidis  Iphigenia  Aulidensis  recensuit  F.  H.  Rot  lie. 

1  p.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  11,  1844,  p.  141.) — Busclie, 

K.  Zu  Euripides’  Iphigenia  in  Aulis.  6  pp.  ( Pliilologus , 
v.  54, 1895,  p.290.)— Dindorf,  K.  W.  Die  interpolationen 
der  Iphigenia  in  Aulis.  7  pp.  (Zeits.f.  alterthumsw.  v.  6, 
1839,  p.  1049.)— Firnhaber,  C.  G.  Zur  Hartung’schen 
recension  meiner  ausgabe  der  Iphigenia  Aulidis.  3  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  9,  1842,  p.  1248.) — Hiirtnng, 
J.  A.  Euripides  Iphigenia  in  Aulis  .  .  .  Herausg.  von 
C.  G.  Firnhaber.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  9,  1842, 
p.  824.) — Holzner,  E.  Zu  Euripides’  Iphigenie  in  Aulis. 
4  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  53,  1894,  p.  567.) — Markland,  J. 
Praefatio  ad  Iphigeniam  in  Aulide  et  Tauris.  1  p.  (Euri¬ 
pides,  Opera  omnia,  cur.  A.  et  J.  M.  Duncan,  v.  4,  p.  i.) — 
Mueller,  E.  Recension  von  Bartsch’s  abhandlung  De 
Euripide  Iphigeniae  Aulidensis  auctore.  6  pp.  ( Zeits.f . 
alterthumsw.  v.  5,  1838,  p.  179.)— Pantazidis,  J.  Ver- 
besserungsversuche  zu  Euripides’  Iphigenia  in  Aulis. 
9  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  52,  1893,  p.  49.) 

See  also  Racine,  J.  Iphigenie. 

Iphigenia  in  Tauris. 

Supplices  et  Iphigenia  in  Aulide  et  in  Tau¬ 
ris,  cum  annotationibus  Marklandi,  Porsoni, 


Gaisfordi,  Elmsleii,  Blomfleldi,  et  aliorum. 
[Gr.]  Lipsiae,  1822.  2  v.  8°.  3287 

-  ’IcpL-ytreia  i)  iv  Talipot?.  'EXtuy.  Textuill  eilien- 

davit  et  notulas  subjecit  Carolus  Badham. 
Londini,  1851.  8°.  3286 

-  Badham,  C.  "Ara/cra.  Eur.  Iph.  Taur.  570-75.  1  p. 

(Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  7,  1879,  p.  30.)— Fust,  R.  N.  Iphi¬ 
genia  in  Tauris,  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  1894.  5  pp.  (Linguist, 
and  orient,  essays,  4  s.  p.  601.) — llenverden,  H.  van. 
Eurip.  Iphig.  Taur.  811.  1  p.  (Mnemosyne,  v.  2,  1853, 

p.  199.) — Markland,  J.  Praefatio  ad  Iphigeniam  in 
Aulide  et  Tauris.  1  p.  (Euripides,  Opera  omnia,  cur.  A. 
et  J.  M.  Duncan,  v.  4,  p.  i.) — Kauelicnsf  cin,  R.  De 
loco  Euripidis  Iphigenia  in  Tauris.  2  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alter¬ 
thumsw.  v.  13,  1846,  p.  413. ) 

See  also  Dennis,  J.  Iphigenia.— Goethe,  J.  W.  von. 
Iphigenia  auf  Tauris. 

Medea. 

Medea,  ed.  A.  Kirchholf.  [Gr.]  Berolini, 
1852.  8°.  3286 

-  Medea.  With  introduction  and  notes  by 

C.  B.  Heberden.  2  ed.,  revised.  [Gr.]  Oxford, 
1891.  16°.  3286 

-  Medea.  Literally  tr.  into  English  verse, 

by  Augusta  Webster.  London,  1868.  16°.  3337 

-  Dalla  Medea.  5  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.  de,  Storia  univ. 

della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  241.) 

-  Kriinck,  R.  F.  P.  Observations  ad  Medeam.  6  pp. 

(Euripides,  Tragoediae,  cur.  S.  F.  N.  Moruset  C.  D.  Beckius, 
v.  3,  p.  1067.)  —  II.,  G.  Notice  of  Elmsley’s  ed.  of  the 
Medea  of  E.  70  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  19, 
1819,  p.  267;  v.  21,  1820,  p.  338;  v.  22,  1820,  p.  402.)— Hol¬ 
ster,  W.  H.  Ueber  Euripides’  Medea.  7  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
alterthumsw.  v.  15,  1848,  p.  673.) — Lawton,  W.  C.  Medea 
of  E.  21  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  61,  1888,  p.  212.)—  Leo,  F. 
Excurse  zu  Euripides’  Medea.  15  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  15, 1880, 
p.  306.)— I,unAk,  J.  Zu  Euripides’  Medea.  1  p.  (Phi¬ 
lologus,  v.  51, 1892,  p.  554.) — M.,  J.  L.  Une  sc&ne  de  Medtie. 
13  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  v.  16,  1863,  p.  528.) — 
Supplementum  not :t ruin  ad  scholia  in  Medeam.  10  pp. 
(Euripides,  Opera  omnia,  cur.  A.  et  J.  M.  Duncan,  v.  8, 
p.  607.)  —  Pyl,  C.  T.  Literatur  des  sagenkreiser  der 
Medea.  40  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  21,  1854,  pp.  405, 
481 ;  v.  22,  1855,  p.  505.)— Schmidt,  J.  H.  H.  Lyric  parts 
of  the  Medea  .  .  .  with  rhythmical  schemes  and  commen¬ 
tary.  18  pp.  (In  his  Introduction  to  the  rhythmic  and 
metric  of  the  class,  languages,  p.  154.)— Supplementum 
scholiorum  in  Euripidis  Medeam.  7  pp.  (Euripides, 
Opera  omnia,  cur.  A.  et  J.  M.  Duncan,  v.  8,  p.  501.)  — 
Wilamowitz  -  MoellendorfF,  U.  von.  Excurse  zu 
Euripides’  Medeia.  43  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  15,  1880,  p.  481.) — 
Y.,  S.  Notulae  in  Euripidis  Medeam.  26  pp.  (Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  28,  1823,  pp.  114,  317;  v.  32,  1825, 
p.  157.) 

See  also  Glover.  R.  Medea.— Legou  v<L  G.  J.  B.  E.  W. 
M6d6e.— Seneca,  L.  A.  Medea. 

Melanippe. 

Wnenscli,  R.  Zu  den  Melanippen  des  E.  20  pp. 
(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1894,  p.  91.) 

Orestes. 

Orestes.  Recensuit  Godofredus  Herman¬ 
nus.  [Gr.]  Lipsiae,  1841.  8°.  3286 

- Gent,  I.  M.  van.  Observations  criticae  in  Euripidis 

Orestem.  5  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  v.  6,  1857,  p.  439.) — Supple¬ 
mentum  notnrum  ad  scholia  in  Orestem.  21  pp.  (Euri¬ 
pides,  Opera  omnia,  cur.  A.  et  J.  M.  Duncan,  v.  8,  p.  531.) 
—  Supplementum  scholiorum  in  Euripidis  Orestem. 
48  pp.  (Euripides,  Opera  omnia,  cur.  A.  et  J.  M.  Duncan, 
v.  8,  p.  409.)— Wessely,  K.  Papyrus  fragment  des  chor- 
gesanges  von  Euripides’  Orest.  330  FF.  Mit  partitur. 
Mit  textbild.  9  pp.  (Mittheil.  aus  der  samml.  der  Papyrus 
Erzherzog  Rainer,  v.  5,  1892,  p.  65.) 


EURIPIDES 


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EUROPE 


Phaethon. 

Phaethontis  fragmenta.  [Or.]  16  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 
Class.  Joum.  v.  22,  1820,  p.  156.) 

-  Btu-gca,  G.  In  Euripidei  Phaethontis  fragmenta 

notae.  8  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  26,  1822, 
p.  366.)— Ellis.  R.  Euripideum.  1  p.  ( Hermes ,  v.  20, 
1885,  p.  496.) — Wilamowitz  -  Moellemlorlf,  U.  von. 
Pliaethon.  39  pp.  ( Hermes ,  v.  18,  1883,  p.  396.) 

Phoenissae. 

Tragoedia  Phoenissae.  Interpretationem 
addidit  H.  Grotii,  Graeca  castigavit  e  MStis., 
atque  adnotationibus  instruxit,  scholia  sub- 
jecit  Ludovicus  C.  Valckenaer.  [Gr.  et  Lat .] 
Lipsiae,  1824.  2  v.  in  1,  8°.  3287 

-  Burges,  G.  Euripidis  Phoenissae  emendatae.  6  pp. 

(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  24,  1821,  p.  129.)—  Notulae  to 
Burges’s  Phoenissae.  4  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum. 
v.  1, 1810,  p.  263.)— Burges's  edition  of  the  Phoenissae. 
11  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  1,  1810,  p.  129.) — 
Grot  ins.  H.  Prolegomena  in  Phoenissas.  19  pp.  (Euri¬ 
pides,  Tragoedia  Phoenissae,  [ed.]  L.  C.  Valckenaer,  v.  2, 
p.  331.) — Hartung,  J.  A.  Euripidis  Phoenissae,  cum 
commentario  J.  Gulius.  6  pp.  (Zeits.f.  alterthumsw.  v.  15, 
1848,  p.  455.)  —  Supplementum  not  am  in  ad  scholia  in 
Phoenissas.  54  pp.  (Euripides,  Opera  omnia,  cur.  A.  et 
J.  M.  Duncan,  v.  8,  p.  553.) — R.  Burges’s  editions  of  the 
Phoenissae  and  Troades.  10  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class. 
Joum.  v.  1,  1810,  p.  314. )— Supplementum  sclioliornni 
in  Euripidis  Phoenissas.  44  pp.  (Euripides,  Opera  omnia, 
cur.  A.  et  J.  M.  Duncan,  v.  8,  p.  457.)— Weinberger,  W. 
Euripides’  Phoenissen,  1097-1107  und  1126-1137,  auf  einer 
holztafel.  4  pp.  ( Mittheil.  aus  der  samml.  der  Papyrus  Erz- 
herzog  Rainer,  v.  5,  1892,  p.  74.)— Weston,  S.  Correction, 
by  conjecture,  of  E.  in  the  336  line  of  the  Phoenissae. 
Ed.  Valckenaer,  1755.  2  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum. 
V.  10,  1814,  p.  99.) 

See  also  Seneea,  L.  A.  Phoenissae. 

Protest  la  us. 

Mayer,  M.  Protesilaos  des  E.  43  pp.  ( Hermes ,  v.  20, 
1885,  p*.  101.) 

Rhesus. 

Rhesus,  cum  scholiis  antiquis.  Recensuit  et 
annotavit  Fridericus  Vaterus.  Praemittuntur 
vindiciae  hujus  tragoediae.  [Gr.]  Berolini, 
1837.  p.  8°. ‘  3286 

-  Beek,  C.  D.  Diatribe  critica  de  Rheso  supposititio 

Euripidis  dramate.  45  pp.  (Euripides,  Opera  omnia,  cur. 
A.  et  J.  M.  Duncan,  v.  5,  p.  259;  Tragoediae,  cur.  S.  F.  N. 
Morus  et  C.  D.  Beckius,  v.  3,  p.  444.)— Scholia  in  Euri¬ 
pidis  Rhesum  et  Troadas.  30  pp.  (Euripides,  Opera 
omnia,  cur.  A.  et  J.  M.  Duncan,  v.  5,  p.  581.) 

Scylla. 

Gomperz,  T.  Eine  vermeintliche  tragoedie  des  E. 
und  die  kunstform  des  dithyrambus.  5  pp.  (Mittheil.  aus 
der  samml.  der  Papyrus  Erzherzog  Rainer,  v.  1,  1887,  p.  84.) 

Supplices. 

Supplices.  Recensuit  Godofredus  Her- 
mannus.  [Gr.]  Lipsiae,  1811.  16°.  3287 

-  Supplices  et  Iphigenia  in  Aulide  et  in 

Tauris,  cum  annotationibus  Marklandi,  Por- 
soni,  Gaisfordi,  Elmsleii,  Blomfieldi,  et  alio- 
rum.  [Gr.]  Lipsiae,  1822.  2  v.  8°.  3287 

-  Cobet,  C.  G.  Euripides.  Suppl.  vs.  175.  1  p.  ( Mne¬ 
mosyne ,  n.  s.  v.  4,  1876,  p.  323.)— Elinsley,  P.  Notice  of 
Euripides’  Supplices,  recens.  G.  Hermannus.  40  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  8,  1813,  p.  417 ;  v.  9,  1814, 
p.  49.) — Kolster.  W.  H.  Ueber  die  zahl  des  chors  in 
Euripides’ Supplices.  14  pp.  (Zeits.f.  alterthumsw.  v.  15, 
1848,  p.  961.) 

See  also  JGschy lus.  Supplices. 


Troades. 

Troades,  ed.  A.  Kirchhoff.  [Gr.]  Berolini, 
1852.  8°.  ( With  his  Medea. )  3286 

-  Auctarium  notarum  in  Troadas.  5  pp.  (Euripides, 

Opera  omnia,  cur.  A.  et  J.  M.  Duncan,  v.  5,  p.  611.)— R. 
Burges’s  editions  of  the  Phoenissae  and  Troades.  10  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  1,  1810,  p.  314.)— Scholia 
in  Euripidis  Rhesum  et  Troadas.  30  pp.  (Euripides, 
Opera  omnia,  cur.  A.  et  J.  M.  Duncan,  v.  5,  p.  581.) — 
Struve,  T.  Emendationes  in  scholia  Euripidis  Troadum 
Vaticana.  7  pp.  (Zeits.f.  alterthumsiv.  v.  14,  1847,  p.  1081.) 
See  also  Gamier,  R.  Troade. — Seneca,  L.  A.  Troas. 

-  Barnes,  J.  Euripidis  vita.  67  pp.  (Euripides,  Opera 

omnia,  cur.  A.  et  J.  M.  Duncan,  v.  1,  p.  v ;  Tragoediae,  cur. 
S.  F.  N.  Morus  et  C.  D.  Beckius,  v.  1,  p.  1.) — r  tvos  Ei)pi7r(5ou 
sal  (3los.  4  pp.  (Euripides,  Fabulae,  recog.  A.  Kirchhoff, 
v.  1,  p.  vii ;  Tragoediae,  ex  recens.  A.  Nauckii,  v.  1,  p.  v.) — 
Moschopulus,  M.  Siivoi/as  tov  (3 iov  tov  woirjTOV. 
4  pp.  (Euripides,  Tragoediae  octodecim,  p.  4.) — The  same. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.]  2  pp.  (Opera  omnia,  cur.  A.  et  J.  M.  Duncan, 
v.  1,  p.  lxxii ;  Tragoediae,  cur.  S.  F.  N.  Moms  et  C.  D. 
Beckius,  v.  1,  p.  53.) — Nauck,  J.  A.  De  Euripidis  vita, 
poesi,  ingenio.  31  pp.  (Euripides,  Tragoediae,  ex  recens. 
A.  Nauckii,  v.  1,  p.  x.)— Potter,  R.  Biographical  sketch 
of  E.  8  pp.  (Euripides,  Tragedies,  tr.  by  R.  Potter,  p.  v.) 
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4  pp.  (Euripides,  Tragoediae  octodecim,  p.  8.) — The  same. 
[Gr.etLat.]  3  pp.  (Opera  omnia,  cur.  A.  et  J.  M.  Duncan, 
v.  1,  p.  lxxiv ;  Tragoediae ,  cur.  S.  F.  N.  Morus  et  C.  D. 
Beckius,  v.  1,  p.  53.) 

Europa.  Yerzameling  van  in-  en  uitlandsche 
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Agriculture. 

Antiquities. 

Architecture. 

Biography. 

Canals. 

Church  history. 

Civilization. 

Commerce. 

Education. 

Emigration. 

Finance. 

Fine  arts. 


Genealogy. 

Geology  and  palaeontology. 
History. 

Literature. 

Maps. 

Military  and  naval  history. 
Natural  history. 
Numismatics. 

People. 

Political  economy. 

Politics. 


Europe. 

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-  Mitford,  E.  L.  Land  march  from  Eng¬ 
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1495 

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and  abroad ;  or,  things  and  thoughts  in 
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-  Polo,  M.  Milione.  1827,  2  v.  1481 

-  Prime,  S.  I.  Travels  in  Europe  and  the 

east.  1855,  2  v.  .2466 

-  Reade,  J.  E.  Prose  from  the  south.  Con¬ 
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-  Rieter,  P.,  and  others.  Reisebuch  der 

familie  Rieter.  Herausg.  von  R.  Roehricht 
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: -  Rives,  Mrs.  W.  C.  Tales  and  souvenirs  of 

a  residence  in  Europe.  [ Anon .]  1842. 

-  Satchel  guide  for  the  vacation  tourist  in 

Europe.  1874.  2412 

-  Stowe,  Mrs.  H.  E.  B.  Sunny  memories  of 

foreign  lands.  1854,  2  v.  1408 

-  Taylor,  B.  By-ways  of  Europe.  1887. 

1404 

-  Train,  G.  F.  Young  America  abroad  in 

Europe,  Asia,  and  Australia.  1857.  1437 

-  Trevor-Battye,  A.  Ice-bound  on  Kol¬ 
guev.  A  chapter  in  the  exploration  of  Arctic 

Europe.  1895.  2471 

-  Wallace,  H.  B.  Art,  scenery,  and  phi¬ 
losophy  in  Europe.  1855.  — 1728 

-  Willis,  N.  P.  Pencillings  by  the  way. 

1845.  1468 

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v.  152,  1891,  p.  696.) — B^ehard,  F.  Vacances  d’un  jour- 
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127  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  46, 1870,  pp.  27,  287,  689,  987. ) 
—Benjamin.  S.  G.  W.  Europe  in  Persian  eyes.  3  pp. 
(TV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  149,  1889,  p.  505.)  —  Bettany,  G.  T. 
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Vol.  III.— 170. 


11  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  53, 1888,  p.  395.)— Bryant.  W.  C. 
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t'antft,  C.  L’Europa  nel  secolo  di  Dante.  20  pp.  (Cel¬ 
lini,  M.,  and  Ghivizzani,  G.,  Dante  e  il  suo  secolo,  p.  1.) — 
Christ,  W.  von.  Avien  und  die  aeltesten  nachrichten 
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(Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  42:  Philos.-philol. 
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land  and  E.  in  1829.  14  pp.  (In  his  Hist,  sketches,  p.  75.) 
— Edwards,  W.  H.,  and  Crawford,  J.  M.  Europe  at  the 
World’s  fair.  8  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  155,  1892,  p.  623.)— 
Emerson,  R.  W.  Europe  and  European  books.  12  pp. 

(  Works,  v.  12,  p.  225.) — Figuier,  G.  L.  Tableau  de  l’6tat 
des  sciences  en  E.  au  moyen  age.  33  pp.  (In  his  Vies  des 
savants  illustres,  v.  2,  p.  79.)  — Tableau  de  l’6tat  des 
sciences  en  E.  au  16  siScle.  48  pp.  (In  his  Vies  des 
savants  illustres,  v.  3,  p.  1.)  —  Tableau  de  l’6tat  des 
sciences  en  E.  au  17  siScle.  48  pp.  (In  his  Vies  des  savants 
illustres,  v.  4,  p.  1.)  —  Fiske,  J.  Europe  and  Cathay. 
14  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  68,  1891,  p.  369.)— Hartley. 
C.  A.  Inland  navigation  in  E.  60  pp.  (Inst.  Civil.  Engin. 
Hydro-mechanics,  p.  101.)— Heyfelder,  O.  Schienen- 
verbindung  Mittelasiens  mit  Europa.  17  pp.  ( Unsere 
Zeit,  1886,  v.  2,  p.  594.)— Janies,  H.  Our  artists  in  E. 
17  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  79,  1889,  p.  50.)—  Jung-,  Sir  S. 
Europe  revisited.  20  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22,  1887, 
pp.  165,  500.) — Knig'lit,  C.  Europe.  16  pp.  (In  his 
Store  of  knowledge,  p.  377.)— Krcybich.  G.  F.  Reise- 
beschreibung  eines  deutsch-boehmischen  glasschneiders. 
Mitgetheilt  von  Ludwig  Schlesinger.  15  pp.  (Verein  f. 
gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil,  v.  8,  1870^ 
p.  220. ) — Lauren t  de  l'Ardfcehe,  P.  M.  Etat  de  1’e! 
20  pp.  (St-Simon,  C.  H.  de  R.,  Comte  de,  and  Enfantin,' 
B.  P.,  Recueil  de  predications,  v.  1,  p.  162:  CEuvres,  v.  43.) 
—Longfellow,  H.  W.  Hyperion  :  a  romance.  279  pp. 

( Works,  v.  8,  p.  7.)— Outre-mer.  270  pp.  (  Works,  v.  7,' 
p.  9.)— Mandat-Grancey,  E.,  Baron  de.  Le  monde  de 
demain.  79  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  107,  1886,  p.  990 • 
v.  108,  1886,  pp.  71,  239. ) — Marin ier,  X.  De  Paris  au 
Montenegro.  238  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1852,  v.  4,  p.  544; 
v.  5,  p.  368 ;  1853,  v.  1,  pp.  90,  394,  575 ;  v.  2,  pp.  49,  208 ;  v.  3^ 
pp.  57,  383;  v.  4,  pp.  29,  385.)— Prime,  W.  C.  Short  trips 
to  E.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  43,  1871,  p.  129.)— Rosa,  G. 
Della  prime  coltivazioni  dei  metalli  nell’  Europa.  17  pp. 
(Archiv.  stor.  ital.  3  s.  v.  15,  1872,  p.  48.)— Weather  bee 
M.  Europe  on  nothing-certain  a  year.  5  pp.  ( Century 
Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  937.) 

See  also  the  names  of  the  various  countries  of  Europe. 

Europe,  Agriculture. 

United  States,  State,  Department  of. 
Special  consular  reports.  Canals  and  irriga¬ 
tion  in  foreign  countries.  1891.  — 4553 

- Special  consular  reports.  Forestry  in 

Europe.  1887.  _ 4553 

-  British  and  foreign  agriculture.  21  pp.  (N. 

Brit.  Rev.  v.  5,  1846,  p.  157.)— Broch,  O.  I.  Agricultural 
crisis  in  E.  16  pp.  (Statis.  Soc.  London,  Journ.  v.  48,  1885, 
p.  297.)  — 1».,  W.  A.  Colman’s  European  agriculture! 

12  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  4  s.  v.  46,  1849,  p.  281.)— Leslie,  T. 
E.  C.  Movements  of  agricultural  wages  in  E.  15  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  15,  1874,  p.  705.)— Woodman,  J.  j! 
Report  on  agricultural  products.  43  pp.  (McCormick, 
R.  C.,  Reports  U.  S.  Com.  Paris  Expos.  1878,  v.  5,  p.  558.) 

Europe,  Antiquities. 

Creeny,  W.  F.  Book  of  fac-similes  of 
monumental  brasses  on  the  continent  of 
Europe.  1884.  — 2712 

-  Munro,  R.  Lake-dwellings  of  Europe. 

1890.  ( Rhind  lectures  in  archaeol.  for  1888. ) 

1703 

-  Barber,  E.  A.  Antiquity  of  the  tobacco-pipe  in  E. 

14  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  2,  1879,  pp.  1.  117.)— Forrer,  R. 
Copper  age  in  E.  4  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  10,  1888,  p.  318.)— 
tiratacap,  L.  P.  Prehistoric  man  in  E. :  a  summary. 
19  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  3,  1881,  p.  280;  v.  4,  1881,  p.  1.)— 


EUROPE,  Antiquities 


1356 


EUROPE,  Emigration 


Wilson,  T.  Epitome  of  the  history  and  condition  of 
the  science  of  prehistoric  archaeology  in  western  E. 
52  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  9,  1887,  p.  335 ;  v.  10,  1888,  pp.  3,  102, 
158,  212.) 

Europe,  Architecture. 

Coney,  J.  Engravings  of  ancient  cathe¬ 
drals,  hotels  de  ville,  and  other  public  build¬ 
ings  of  celebrity  in  France,  Holland,  Ger¬ 
many,  and  Italy.  [32  pi.]  1842.  — 17A3 

-  Ruskin,  J.  Poetry  of  architecture;  or, 

the  architecture  of  the  nations  of  Europe 
considered  in  its  association  with  natural 
scenery  and  national  character.  1892.  — 17C3 
-  Sturgis,  R.  European  architecture :  a  his¬ 
torical  study.  1896.  — 1765 

Europe,  Biography. 

Bisticci,  V.  da.  Vite  di  uomini  illustri  del 
secolo  XV.  1892-93,  3  v.  ( Coll,  di  opere  ined. 
o  rare,  v.  67,  69,  70. )  - — 4173 

-  Clausade,  G.  J.  A.  Voyage  dans  le  nord 

de  l’Europe  .  .  .  Suivi  d’une  biographie  des 
contemporains  celSbres.  1850.  2491 

-  Higgins,  Mrs.  N.  Women  of  Europe  in 

the  fifteenth  and  sixteenth  centuries.  1885, 
2  v.  3795 

-  Parton,  J.  Noted  women  of  Europe  and 

America.  1883.  3765 

Europe,  Canals. 

United  States,  State,  Department  of. 
Special  consular  reports.  Canals  and  irriga¬ 
tion  in  foreign  countries.  1891.  —4553 

-  Hartley,  C.  A.  Inland  navigation  in  E.  60  pp.  (Inst. 

Civil  Engin.  Hydro-mechanics,  p.  101.) 

Europe,  Church  history. 

Droysen,  J.  G.  Geschichte  der  gegenre- 
formation.  1893.  (Oncken,  W.,  Allgem.  ge¬ 
schichte.  )  3723 

-  Maitland,  S.  R.  The[dark  ages  .  .  .  state 

of  religion  and  literature  in  the  ninth,  tenth, 
eleventh,  and  twelfth  centuries.  1845.  2452 

-  Merle  d’Aubigne,  J.  H.  History  of  the 

great  Reformation  of  the  sixteenth  century  in 
Germany,  Switzerland,  England,  etc.  1840-53, 
5  v.  —1296 

- History  of  the  Reformation  in  Europe  in 

the  time  of  Calvin.  1863-78,  8  v.  — 1264 

-  ('ui'liSN,  S.  I.  Recent  evangelistic  movements  in  Gt. 

Britain  and  the  continent.  21  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  41, 
1884,  p.  349.) 

See  also  Eatliolic  Church.  —  Church  history, 
Medieval  church. — Protestantism. — Reformation. 

Europe,  Civilization. 

Adams,  G.  B.  Mediaeval  civilization.  1883. 

( History  primers. )  3727 

-  Balmes,  J.  L.  Protestantism  and  Catho¬ 
licity  compared  in  their  effects  on  the  civiliza¬ 
tion  of  Europe.  1851.  — 4172 

-  Gruen,  K.  T.  F.  Kulturgeschichte  des 

siebzehnten  jahrhunderts.  1880,  2  v.  in  1.  2425 

-  Grupp,  G.  Kulturgeschichte  des  mittel- 

alters.  1894-95,  2  v.  2431 

-  Guizot,  F.  P.  G.  Histoire  g6n6rale  de  la 

civilization  en  Europe.  1840.  2412 


The  same.  1842.  2412 

The  same  in  English.  With  occasional  notes 
by  C.  S.  Henry.  1845.  2446 

-  Hoffmann,  F.  Aus  der  kulturgeschichte  Europa’s 

(Pflanzen  und  hausthiere).  48  pp.  (Samml.  vnssens. 
vortrg.  v.  15,  1880,  p.  391.)— Irons,  W.  J.  Advance  of  the 
Christian  civilization  in  E.  from  the  fall  of  the  Western 
Empire  to  the  times  of  Charlemagne.  16  pp.  (Royal 
Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  262.)— Reconstruction  of 
the  civilization  of  the  west,  from  Charlemagne  to  the  era 
of  the  crusades.  22  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  9, 
1881,  p.  152.)— Struggle  of  the  Christian  civilization  from 
the  era  of  the  crusades  to  the  fall  of  the  East  (1453). 
16  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  10,  1882,  p.  232.) 

Europe,  Commerce. 

Highborn,  P.  Report  on  European  dock¬ 
yards.  1886.  ( U.  S.  49  Cong.  1  sess.  House 

miscel.  doc.  v.  13,  no.  237. ) 

-  United  States,  State,  Department  of.  Re¬ 
ports  from  the  consuls.  Commerce,  etc.  Con¬ 
tinent  of  Europe.  1880-87,  13  nos.  — 4553 

- Special  consular  reports.  Port  regula¬ 
tions  in  foreign  countries.  1891.  — 4553 

- Europe  in  straits:  commerce  and  war.  13  pp. 

(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  133,  1883,  p.  438.)  — European 
commerce.  10  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  8,  1806,  p.  128.)— 
Knight,  C.  Commercial  intercourse  with  China.  24  pp. 
(In  his  Store  of  knowledge,  p.  129.) 

Europe,  Education. 

Kay,  J.  Social  condition  and  education  of 
the  people  in  England  and  Europe.  1850,  2  v. 

—2307 

-  Klemm,  L.  R.  European  schools ;  or,  what 

I  saw  in  the  schools  of  Germany,  France, 
Austria,  and  Switzerland.  1889.  (Harris,  W. 
T.,  Internat.  Ed.  S.  v.  12.)  — 2397 

-  Lange,  H.  Higher  education  of  women  in 

Europe.  1890.  (Harris,  W.  T.,  Internat.  Ed. 
S.  v.  16.)  —2307 

-  Rashdall,  H.  Universities  of  Europe  in 

the  middle  ages.  1895,  2  v.  in  3.  — 2373 

- Schoenhof,  J.  Technical  education  in 

Europe.  1888.  — 2364 

-  White,  A.  D.  European  schools  of  his¬ 
tory  and  politics.  1887.  (Adams,  H.  B., 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and  polit. 
sd.  5  s.  no.  12. )  4653 

-  Arnold,  M.  Common  schools  abroad.  8  pp.  (Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  893.)— Mr.  Arnold's  report  on 
continental  education.  28  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev. 
v.  67, 1887,  p.  255. )— Cainbuzat,  F.  Instruction  primaire 
gratuite,  obligatoire,  et  la'ique  dans  les  divers  etats 
d’Europe  et  d’AmSrique.  73  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s. 
v.  110,  1887,  pp.  854, 1111.) —  Eamache,  H.  Decentraliza¬ 
tion  scolaire  en  E.  26  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  106, 
1886,  p.  1007.)  —  National  education:  English  and 
continental.  19  pp.  (Lohdon  Quart.  Rev.  v.  55,  1881, 
p.  314.) — Plauehut,  E.  Missions  destruction  en  E. 
15  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1888,  3  p6r.  v.  86,  p.  630.) 

Europe,  Emigration. 

Dingley,  F.  L.  European  emigration. 
Studies  in  Europe  of  emigration  moving  out 
of  Europe,  especially  that  flowing  to  the 
United  States.  1890.  ( U.  S.  52  Cong.  1  sess. 

House  miscel.  doc.  v.  16. ) 

The  same.  (U.  S.  State,  Dept,  of,  Special 
consular  reports. )  — 4553 


EUROPE,  Emigration 


1357 


EUROPE,  History 


-  Legoyt,  A.  L’ emigration  europ6enne,  son 

importance,  ses  causes,  ses  effets.  1861.  — 1393 

-  Reports  of  diplomatic  and  consular  officers 

concerning  emigration  from  Europe  to  the 
United  States.  1889.  ( U.  S.  50  Cong.  1  sess. 

House  miscel.  doc.  v.  15. ) 

-  United  States,  State,  Department  of.  Re¬ 
ports  from  the  consuls.  Emigration  from 
Europe.  1887.  — 4553 

-  European  emigration  to  the  United  States.  29  pp. 

( Edin .  Rev.  v.  100,  1854,  p.  236.) — Gobineau,  J.  A.,  Comte 
de.  Immigration  europ6enne  dans  les  deux  Amgriques. 
35  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  60, 1874,  p.  352.) — I.avollCe, 
C.  immigration  europgenne  dans  le  nouveau-monde. 
38  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1852,  n.  p6r.  v.  16,  p.  92.) 

Europe,  Finance. 

Horton,  S.  D.  Silver  in  Europe.  1890. 

—1366 

-  Kaufniann,  R.  von.  Finanzlage  der  europaeischen 

grossmaechte.  32  pp.  (Deutsch  mndschau,  v.  42,  1885, 
p.  77.) — Eaveleye,  E.  L.  V.  de.  Economic  crisis  and  its 
causes.  17  pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  49,  1886,  p.  621.)  — 
Salerno,  G.  R.  La  trasformazione  storica  dei  tributi  in 
Europa  e  in  America.  35  pp.  {Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  31,  1891, 
p.  515.) 

See  also  under  Political  economy. 

Europe,  Fine  arts. 

Baye,  J.,  Baron  de.  De  1’ influence  de  l’art 
des  Goths  en  Occident.  1891.  — 1751 

-  Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.  Histoire  des  peintres 

de  toutes  les  ecoles.  1865-77,  14  v.  — 1742 

-  Dohme,  R.  (Ed.)  Kunst  und  kuenstler 

des  mittelalters  und  der  neuzeit.  1877-86, 

6  v.  in  8.  — 1752 

-  Eitelberger  von  Edelberg,  R.  von  (Ed. ) 

Quellenschriften  filer  kunstgeschichte  und 
kunsttechnik  des  mittelalters  und  der  renais¬ 
sance.  1871-92,  19  v.  in  12.  — 17C6 

-  Finden,  E.  Tableaux.  A  series  of  thirteen 

scenes  of  national  character,  beauty  and  cos¬ 
tume  .  .  .  Ed.  by  Mrs.  S.  C.  Hall.  1837.  — 1751 

-  Jarves,  J.  J.  Art  thoughts,  experiences, 

and  observations  of  an  American  amateur  in 
Europe.  1871.  —1717 

-  Labarte,  J.  Handbook  of  the  arts  of  the 

middle  ages  and  renaissance.  1855.  — 1714 

-  Mas  Latrie,  J.  M.  J.  L.  de.  Dictionnaire 

des  musses  .  .  .  d’ Europe,  et  de  leurs  collec¬ 
tions  de  tableaux,  de  statues,  de  bas-reliefs, 
et  d’objets  curieux.  1855.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Trois.  encyc.  theol.  v.  4.)  — 2212 

-  Ramee,  D.  Meubles  religieux  et  civils 

conserves  dans  les  prinoipaux  monuments  et 
musses  de  l’Europe.  1874,  2  v.  — 17A2 

-  Wallace,  H.  B.  Art,  scenery,  and  philos¬ 
ophy  in  Europe.  1855.  — 1728 

- Oakeley,  F.  Influence  of  the  crusades  on  the  arts 

and  literature  of  E.  14  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ. 
v.  38,  1828,  p.  94.) 

See  also  under  Architecture. 

Europe,  Genealogy. 

Almanach  de  Gotha,  1810,  12,  51,  60-97. 
1810-97,  41  v.  1107 

-  George,  H.  B.  Genealogical  tables'  illus¬ 
trative  of  modern  history.  1875.  2773 


-  Halsey,  C.  S.  Genealogical  and  chron¬ 
ological  chart  of  rulers  of  England,  Scotland, 

France,  Germany,  and  Spain,  n.  d.  2782 

-  Huebner,  J.  Genealogische  tabellen. 

1737-66,  4  v. in  2.  2782 

-  Viton  de  Saint- A  lais,  N.  Histoire  gene- 

alogique  des  maisons  souveraines  de  P  Europe. 
1811-12,  2  v.  2795 

Europe,  Geology  and  palaeontology. 

Brandt,  J.  F.  Untersuchungen  ueber  die 
fossilen  und  subfossilen  cetaceen  Europa’ s. 
1873.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  M6m.  7  s.  v.  20.) 

—3512 

-  Hull,  E.  Contributions  to  the  physical 

history  of  the  British  isles.  With  a  disser¬ 
tation  on  the  origin  of  western  Europe,  and 
the  Atlantic  ocean.  1882.  1614 

-  Brandt,  J.  F.  Ergaenzungen  zu  den  fossilen  cetaceen 

Europa’s.  58  pp.  5  pi.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s. 
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on  the  arts  and  literature  of  E.  14  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 
Class.  Journ.  v.  38,  1828,  p.  94.) — Smith,  L.  A.  On  some 
war-songs  of  E.  23  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26, 1889,  p.  628.) 

Europe,  Maps. 

Hertslet,  Sir  E.  Map  of  Europe  by  treaty. 
V.  4.  1891.  3753 

Note. — For  v.  1-3  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  About,  E.  D’un  projet  de  remaniement  de  la  carte 

de  l’E.  12  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1855,  v.  3,  p.  516.) 

Europe,  Military  and  naval  history. 

Adams,  C.  Great  campaigns.  A  succinct 
account  of  the  principal  military  operations 
which  have  taken  place  in  Europe,  1796-1870. 
1877.  —2775 

-  Fane,  J.,  11  Earl  of  Westmoreland.  Memoir 

of  the  operations  of  the  allied  armies,  under 
Prince  Schwarzenberg  and  Marshal  Blucher, 
1813-14.  1822.  .2666 

-  King,  J.  W.  Report  on  the  European  ships 

of  war  and  their  armament.  1877.  — 2775 

-  Mahan,  A.  T.  Influence  of  sea  power  upon 

history,  1660-1783.  [1889.]  2423 

-  —  Influence  of  sea  power  upon  the  French 

Revolution  and  empire.  1893,  2  v.  2672 

-  Murdock,  H.  Reconstruction  of  Europe. 

A  sketch  of  the  diplomatic  and  military  his¬ 
tory  of  continental  Europe  from  the  rise  to 
the  fall  of  the  second  French  empire.  1889. 

3725 

The  same.  1890.  3717 


-  Vault,  F.  E.  Guerres  des  Alpes.  Guerre 

de  la  succession  d’Autriche  (1742-48).  Revu, 
annot6  .  .  .  par  P.  Arvers.  1892,  2  v.  3613 
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Ed.  by  his  son,  the  Duke  of  Wellington.  1867- 
80,  8  v.  2555 

-  —  Despatches  during  his  various  cam¬ 
paigns  in  India,  Denmark,  Portugal,  Spain, 
the  Low  Countries,  and  France,  1799-1815. 
Compiled  by  Lt.-Col.  Gurdwood.  1837-38, 
12  v.  2556 

- Supplementary  despatches  and  memo¬ 
randa.  Ed.  by  his  son,  the  Duke  of  Welling¬ 
ton.  1858-72,  15  v.  2555 

-  Beresford,  Lord  C.  W.  de  la  P.  British  fleet  and  the 

state  of  E.  11  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  25,  1889,  p.  1.) — 
Dodge,  T.  A.  Glance  at  the  European  armies.  14  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  13,  1892,  p.  561.) — Europe  in  straits:  com¬ 
merce  and  war.  13  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  133,  1883, 
p.  438.)— Ff'iielon.  F.  de  S.  de  la  M.,  Abp.  of  Cambray. 
Essay  on  the  balance  of  power  in  E.  A  second  essay  by 
the  translator  of  the  first  essay.  10  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  13,  pp.  766,  770.)— <»attie,  W.  M.  Physique 
of  European  armies.  20  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  47,  1890, 
p.  566.)— Hozier,  H.  M.  England  and  E.  24  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885,  p.  437.)— Eaveleye,  E.  L.  V.  de. 
Mutterings  of  war  in  E.  9  pp.  (Forum,  v.  8,  1889,  p.  117 A 
— Balance  of  military  power  in  E.  96  pp.  1  map. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  142,  1887,  pp.  124,  291,  583,  870.) — 
Thayer,  W.  R.  Armed  truce  of  the  powers.  18  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  12,  1891,  p.  312.) 

Europe,  Natural  history. 

Bojanus,  L.  H.  Anatome  testudinis  Eu- 
ropaeae,  indagavit,  depinxit,  commentatus 
est.  Accedunt  tabulae  XXXI  .  .  .  1819-21, 

2  v.  —2651 

-  Merian,  M.  S.  Histoire  generate  des  in- 

sectes  de  Surinam  et  de  toute  1’ Europe.  1771, 

3  v.  —2652 

-  Comber,  T.  Geographical  statistics  of  the  extra- 

British  European  flora.  10  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Che¬ 
shire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans.  3  s.  v.  3,  1875,  p.  13.) — Jordan,  H. 
Binnenmollusken  der  noerdlich  gemaessigten  laender 
von  Europa  und  Asien  und  der  arktischen  laender. 
222  pp.  10  pi.  (Acad.  Caes.  Leop.-Car.  Nova  acta,  v.  45, 

1884,  p.  181.) 

See  also  under  Geology  and  palaeontology. 

Europe,  Naval  history.  See  under  Military  and 
naval  history. 

Europe,  Numismatics. 

Engel,  A.,  and  Serrure,  R.  Traite  de 
numismatique  du  moyen  age.  1891-94,  2  v. 

2704 

-  Hazlitt,  W.  C.  Coinage  of  the  European 

continent.  1893.  2766 

-  Keary,  C.  F.  Coinage  of  Christian  E.  26  pp.  (Poole, 

S.  L.,  Coins  and  medals,  p.  74.) 

Europe,  Palaeontology.  See  with  Geology. 
Europe,  People. 

Andrian,  F.,  Freiherr  von.  Hoehencultus 
asiatischer  und  europaeischer  voelker.  1891. 

—4275 

-  Beddoe,  J.  Races  of  Britain.  A  contribu¬ 
tion  to  the  anthropology  of  western  Europe. 

1885.  1793 


EUROPE,  People 


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-  Choiseul-d’Aillecourt,  A.  M.  U.,  Comte 

de.  De  1’ influence  des  croisades  sur  l’6tat  des 
peuples  de  1’ Europe.  1809.  3735 

-  Colman,  H.  European  life  and  manners. 

1849,  2  v.  1437 

-  Hewitt,  J.  F.  Ruling  races  of  prehistoric 

times  in  India,  south-western  Asia,  and  south¬ 
ern  Europe.  1894.  1706 

-  Kay,  J.  Social  condition  and  education  of 

the  people  in  England  and  Europe.  1850,  2  v. 

—2307 

-  Latham,  R.  G.  Ethnology  of  Europe. 

1852.  1798 

-  Meyer,  F.  Die  staende,  ihr  leben  und 

treiben,  dargestellt  nacli  den  altfr.  Artus-  und 
abenteuer-romanen.  1892.  (Stengel,  E.,  Aus- 
gaben,  v.  89.)  2305 

-  Rau,  C.  Early  man  in  Europe.  1876.  1703 

- Prehistoric  fishing  in  Europe  and  North 

America.  1884.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Contrib. 
v.  25. )  —2531 

-  Rudler,  F.  W.,  and  Chisholm,  G.  G. 

Europe.  Ed.  by  Sir  A.  C.  Ramsay,  with  ethno¬ 
logical  appendix  by  A.  H.  Keane.  Maps  and 
illustrations.  1885.  (Stanford,  E.,  Compend. 
of  geog.  and  travel. )  1407 

-  Steur,  C.  Ethnographie  des  peuples  de 

1’ Europe.  1872-73,  3  v.  1793 

-  Tardif,  A.  Des  peuples  europ6ens.  1840. 

3734 

- Eckstein,  F.  F.,  Baron  d\  De  l’origine  des  nations 

europ^ennes.  22  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  41,  1857,  p.583.) 
— Hillebrantl,  K.  On  some  national  characteristics 
of  European  society.  27  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  39,  1881, 
p.  877.) — Ichihara,  M.  Feudal  system  of  Japan  com¬ 
pared  with  that  of  E.  10  pp.  ( New  Englander ,  v.  54,  1891, 
p.  533.)— Keane,  A.  H.  Ethnology  and  philology  of  the 
European  races.  50  pp.  ( With  Rudler,  F.  W.,  and  Chis¬ 
holm,  G.  G.,  Europe,  Appendix,  p.  551.) — Nadaillac, 
J.  F.  A.  du  P.,  Marquis  de.  Premieres  populations  de 
PE.  32  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  121,  1889,  p.  429.) — 
Itedhonse,  J.  W.  Theory  of  the  chief  human  races  of 
E.  and  Asia.  23  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  of  lit.  Trans.  2  s.  v.  12, 
1886,  p.  377. ) — Thompson,  J.'  P.  Drift  of  E.,  Christian 
and  social.  32  pp.  (In  his  Am.  comments  on  European 
questions,  p.  1.) 

Europe,  Political  economy. 

United  States,  State,  Department  of.  Con¬ 
sular  reports.  Labor  in  Europe.  1885,  2  v.  (17. 
S.  48  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  24,  25. ) 

-  Young,  E.  Labor  in  Europe  and  America. 

1876.  (U.  S.  Statistics ,  Bureau  of:  U.  S.  44  Cong. 
1  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  no.  21.)  — 1394 

-  Atkinson,  E.  Relative  strength  and  weakness  of 

nations.  21pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  11,  1886,  pp.  423,  613. ) — 
liieneniann,  F.  Zur  linderung  der  landwirthschaft- 
lichen  nothlage.  2  pp.  (  Vnsere  Zeit.  1889,  v.  1,  p.  275.) — 
Byers,  S.  H.  M.  Cost  of  living  in  E.  4  pp.  (U.  S.  State, 
Dept,  of,  Special  consular  reports,  no.  11,  1881,  p.  392.) — 
Droz,  N.  L’anarchie  gconomique  en  E.  19  pp.  (Bih- 
lioth.  univ.  et  rev.  sirisse,  3  p6r.  v.  37,  1888,  p.  5.) — Jannet, 
C.  Faits  ficonomiques  et  le  mouvement  social.  22  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  121,  1889,  p.  530.) — Molinari,  G. 
de.  The  McKinley  bill  in  E.  12  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  151, 
1890,  p.  307.) — PlauehHt,  E.  RivalitS  des  industries 
d’art  en  E.  17  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1891,  3  p6r. 
v.  105,  p.  628.) — Smith.  A.  Colonial  policy  of  E.  30  pp. 
(Rand,  B.,  Selections  illustrating  economic  history,  p.  1.) 

See  also  under  Emigration.— Finance. 


Europe,  Politics. 

Abel,  Iv.  Letters  on  international  relations 
before  and  during  the  war  of  1870.  1871,  2  v. 

3714 

-  Actes  du  Congr&s  de  Vienne,  pub.  d’apr&s 

un  des  originaux  d6pos6  aux  archives  du  De¬ 
partment  des  affaires  etrangeres.  1816.  3733 

-  American  Register  ;  or,  general  reposi¬ 
tory  of  history,  politics,  and  science,  1806-10. 
1807-11,  7  v.  3985 

-  Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G.  (Eds. )  Re- 

lazioni  degli  stati  europei.  1856-78,  11  v.  in  9. 

4376 

-  Bentivoglio,  G.,  Cardinal.  Raccolta  di 

lettere  scritte  in  tempo  delle  sue  nunziature 
di  Francia,  e  di  Fiandra.  1727.  3727 

-  Bernhard i,  T.  von.  Geschichte  Russian ds 

und  der  europaeischen  politik,  1814-31.  1863- 
77,  4  v.  in  3.  (Biedermann,  F.  K.,  Staatev- 
geschichte  der  neuesten  zeit ,  v.  7,  19,  21,  23. ) 

4755 

-  Bianchi,  N.  Storia  documentata  della 

diplomazia  europea  in  Italia,  1814-61.  1865- 

72,  8  v.  4386 

-  Birch,  T.  Historical  view  of  the  negotia¬ 
tions  between  the  courts  of  England,  France, 
and  Brussels,  1592-1617.  1749.  1506 

-  Bluntschli,  J.  K.  Denkwuerdiges  aus 

meinem  leben.  1884,  3  v.  5891 

-  Borkowsky,  E.  Englische  friedensver- 

mittlung  im  jahre  1745.  1884.  3683 

-  Bourgoing,  F.,  Comte  de.  Histoire  diplo¬ 
matique  de  1’ Europe  pendant  la  Revolution 
fran§aise.  1865-85,  4  v.  3714 

-  Busch,  J.  H.  M.  Our  Chancellor ;  sketches 

for  a  historical  picture.  Tr.  from  the  German 
by  Wm.  Beatty-Kingston.  1884,  2  v.  5871 

-  Cole,  C.  Historical  and  political  memoirs, 

containing  letters  written  by  sovereign  prin¬ 
ces,  state  ministers,  etc.,  from  almost  all  the 
courts  in  Europe,  1697-1708.  1735.  3781 

-  Combes,  F.  Histoire  gfinerale  de  la  diplo¬ 
matic  europ§enne.  1854-56,  2  v.  3714 

-  Gentz,  F.  von.  Fragmente  aus  der  neu¬ 
esten  geschichte  des  politischen  gleichge- 
wichts  in  Europa.  1806.  — 1356 

- State  of  Europe  before  and  after  the 

French  Revolution.  Tr.  by  J.  C.  Herries. 
1804.  3725 

-  Hertslet,  Sir  E.  Map  of  Europe  by  treaty, 

V.  4.  1891.  3753 

Note.— For  v.  1-3  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Hertzberg,  E.  F.,  Graf  von.  CEuvres 

politiques.  1795,  3  v.  — 2327 

-  Lowell,  A.  L.  Governments  and  parties 

in  continental  Europe.  1896,  2  v.  — 2314 
-  Metternich,  C.  W.  N.  L.,  Fuerst  von  Met¬ 
ternich- Winneburg.  Memoirs,  1773-1835.  Ed. 
by  Prince  R.  Metternich.  v.  5.  1881.  5851 

Note.— For  v.  1-4  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Pradt,  D.  D.  de.  Europe  after  the  Con¬ 
gress  of  Aix-la-Chapelle.  1820.  3714 


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- L’ Europe  par  rapport  a  la  GrSce  et  tl  la 

reformation  de  la  Turquie.  1826.  3713 

-  Segur,  L.  P.,  Comte  de.  Tableau  historique 

et  politique  de  Y Europe,  1786-96.  1803,  3  v. 

3715 

-  Sorel,  A.  L’ Europe  et  la  Revolution  fran- 

gaise.  Les  moeurs  politiques  et  les  traditions. 
1885.  3752 

■ —  About,  E.  D’un  projet  de  remaniement  de  la  carte  de 
l’Europe.  12  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1855,  v.  3,  p.  516.) — 
Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G.  Condizione  degli  stati 
europei  nel  principio  del  secolo  XVII.  4  pp.  (In  their 
Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  1  s.  v.  1,  p.  9.) — Birg,  J.  B.  E.  Rg- 
forme  et  la  politique  franfaise  en  E.  jusqu’H  la  paix  de 
Westphalie.  15  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  122,  1890, 
p.  148.)— Blind,  K.  Radical  and  revolutionary  parties 
in  E.  43  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  42,  1883,  pp.  455,  603.) 
—  Bloxviiz,  S.  de.  Germany,  France,  and  general 
European  politics.  11pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  83, 1891,  p.  581.) 
— Bong'll i,  R.  La  situazione  europea  e  la  pace.  20  pp. 
(Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  35,  1891,  p.  207.) — Brueggen,  E., 
Freiherr  von  der.  Die  europaeischen  grenzlaender  Russ- 
lands  und  das  nationalitaets-princip.  16  pp.  ( Unsere 
Zeit,  1888,  v.  1,  p.  316.)— Bryce,  J.  An  age  of  discontent. 
16  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  59,  1891,  p.  14.) — ('aslelar  y 
Kissoli.  E.  Best  sign  of  our  times.  Democratic  revolu¬ 
tion  and  evolution  in  E.  16  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  152,  1891, 
p.  485.) — Progress  of  democracy  in  E.  12  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  141,  1885,  p.  409.) — Charmes,  G.  La  politique 
actuelle  et  la  situation  de  l’E.  48  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1883,  3  pgr.  v.  59,  p.  545.) — Coming-  contests  of 
the  world.  11  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  38,  1885,  p.  741.) — 
Cooke,  C.  K.  Europe  in  the  Pacific.  23  pp.  1  pi.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  20,  1886,  p.  742.) — Crisis  abroad.  17  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  127,  1880,  p.  518.) — Current  influ¬ 
ences  on  foreign  politics.  70  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  146,  1889,  p.  746;  v.  147,  1890,  p.  291;  v.  150,  1891,  p.  461.) 
— Dicey,  E.  England  and  E.  17  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  21,  1887,  p.  542.)— Diploniaticus,  pseud.  Europe 
versus  England.  6  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  140,  1886, 
p.  675.) — EcHstein,  F.  F.,  Baron  d\  L’Asie  et  l’E.  5  pp. 
(Correspondant,  v.  39,  1856,  p.  417.) — Freeman,  E.  A. 
Dangers  to  the  peace  of  E.  19  pp.  (Forum,  v.  12,  1891, 
p.  293.) — Oavard,  C.  Le  leurre  d’une  alliance.  12  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  116,  1888,  p.  695.) — (ireenwood, 
F.  Recent  change  in  European  affairs.  14  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  799.)— Hubbard,  J.  M.  War¬ 
like  E.  3  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  151,  1890,  p.  125.)— Hynd- 
inan,  H.  M.  Dawn  of  a  revolutionary  epoch.  18  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  1.) — Knox,  F.  W.  Euro¬ 
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(Correspondant,  v.  70,  1867,  p.  5.) — .Heaux,  M.  C.  A., 
Vicomte  de.  Bases  de  l’gquilibre  europeen.  26  pp.  (  Rev. 
contemp.  1855,  v.  2,  p.  49.)— Morgan,  G.  O.  Peace  or  war? 
8  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  60,  1891,  p.  469.) — Morsoliu,  B. 
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v.  21,  1875,  p.  323.) — JTobili-Vitellesclii,  F.,  Marchese. 
Political  situation  of  E.  21  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17, 
1885,  p.  500.)— Omeais  of  trouble.  10  pp.  (Blackwood’s 
Mag.  v.  133, 1883,  p.  126.)— Lord  Palmerston,  England, 
and  the  continent.  8  pp.  (Fraser’s  Mag.  v.  45,  1852, 
p.  320.) — Peace  of  E.  15  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  167,  1888, 
p.  553.)— Perry,  H.  A.  Europe  and  Marocco ;  or,  the 
western  question.  10  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  57,  1888, 
p.  391.) — Plea  for  peace.  25  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  166, 
1887,  p.  547.) — Kliys,  J.  Race  theories  and  European 
politics.  17  pp.  (New  Princeton  Rev.  v.  5,  1888,  p.  1.)— 
Saint-Blancard,  E.  La  paix.  17  pp.  (Correspondant, 
v.  38,  1856,  p.  72.)— Saint-Simon,  C.  H.  de  R.,  Comte  de, 
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europgenne.  96  pp.  (SainLSimon,  C.  H.  de  R.,  Comte  de, 
and  Enfantin,  B.  P.,  CEuvres,  v.  1,  p.  153.) — S  tail  ton,  T. 
The  quorum  in  European  legislatures.  13  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  153,  1891,  p.  737.)— State  of  E. :  the  new  treaties 
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p.  676.)—' Thompson,  J.  P.  Shall  England  side  with 
Russia.  11  pp.  (In  his  Am.  comments  on  European 
questions,  p.  175.)— Topin,  M.  L’Europe  5.  Utrecht. 
88  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  71,  1867,  pp.  289,  853.) — Verdi  I- 
liac,  A.  de.  Les  intgrets  de  l’E.  en  Oc6anicr  La  France, 
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rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  25,  1885,  pp.  97,  260.) 

See  also  Diplomacy.— Eastern  question. — Holy 
alliance.— Treaties.  Also  the  names  of  the  various 
countries  of  Europe,  and  of  places  where  Congresses 
have  been  held,  as  Berlin.  Baris,  Vienna,  etc. 

European  architecture.  Sturgis,  R.  — 1765 
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Euthydemus.  [Gr.]  Plato.,  Opera  omnia,  ed. 
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Eutliypliro.  [Gr.]  Plato,  Opera  omnia,  ed. 
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Eutin,  Oldenburg.  Alberti,  E.  C.  S.  Lexikon 
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Eutropia,  St.  Velser,  M.  Conversio  et  passio 

martyrum  Afrae,  Hilariae,  Dignae,  Eunomiae,  Eutropiae 
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Eutropius.  4  cent. 

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primam  curavit  Detl.  C.  G.  Baumgarten- 
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seven  books  of  the  Epitome  of  the  history  of 
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-  Eichert,  O.  Vollstaendiges  woerterbuch 

zu  dem  Abrisse  der  roemischen  geschichte  des 
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-  Bell,  M.  D.  Eutropius  collatus  cum  MSto.  in  Biblio¬ 
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siecles.  Trois  ministres  des  fils  de  ThSodose  : 
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See  als  Jacobites. — Monophysites. 

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Envoi  de  Hauteville,  pseud.  See  Jouve,  J. 
Euxine  sea.  See  Black  sea. 

Evagrius,  Scholasticus,  of  Epiphaneia.  6  cent. 

History  of  the  church,  from  A.  D.  431  to  A.  D.  594.  A  new 
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Evald,  Johannes.  1743-81.  Digtere.  121  pp. 

(Molbech,  C.,  Danslc poetisk  anthol.  v.  1,  p.  304.) 

Evangelical  churches  of  the  valleys  of  Pie- 
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Evangelical  revival  in  the  eighteenth  cen¬ 
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Evangeline,  a  tale  of  Acadie.  Longfellow,  H. 
W.  1326 


Vol.  Ill— 171. 


EVANGELIORUM 


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EVANS,  Herbert  Arthur 


Evangeliorum  libri  IV.  Juvencus,  C.  V.  A. 
(Vienna,  Akad.  wissens.  Corpus  script,  eccles. 
Lat.  v.  24.)  — 3252 

Evangeliorum  versio  antehieronymiana  ex 
codice  Usseriano  (Dublinensi),  adjecta  col- 
latione  codicis  Usseriani  alterius.  Accedit 
versio  vulgata  sec.  cod.  Amiatinum,  cum 
varietate  cod.  Kenanensis  (Book  of  Kells),  et 
cod.  Durmachensis  (Book  of  Durrow).  Ed.  et 
praefatus  est  T.  K.  Abbott.  Dublini,  1884.  2  v. 
8°.  —2257 

Evangelisch-lntherisclie  landeskirclie  der 

Ostseeprovinzen.  17  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1891,  v.  1,  p.  451.) 
Evangeliimi.  See  Nicodemus. 

Evangelium  actermim  und  die  commission 

zu  Anagni.  50  pp.  Denifle,  H.  (Archiv  f.  litteratur-  u. 
kirchengcschichte  des  mittelalters,  v.  1,  1885,  p.  49.) 

Evangeliiun  aeternnm  und  Joachim  von 

Ploris.  40  pp.  Preger,  W.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens. 
Denlcschr.  v.  43:  Hist,  clcisse,  Abhandl.  v.  12,  pt.  3,  1874, 

p.  1.) 

Evangelus.  Fragmenta.  [Or.]  2  pp.  (Ivock, 

K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  3,  p.  376 ;  Meineke,  J.  A.  F. 
A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v.  4,  p.  572.) 

Evangile  aux  femmes.  See  Marie,  cle  France. 
Evangiles  et  la  seconde  generation  chretienne. 
Renan,  J.  E.,  Hist,  des  origines  du  Christi- 
anisme ,  v.  5.  — 1255 

Evans,  A.  E.,  and  Sons  (Pubs.) 

Fine  art  circular  and  print  collector’s 
manual.  Catalogue  of  nearly  six  thousand 
etchings  and  engravings  by  artists  of  every 
school  and  period,  comprising  the  best  ex¬ 
amples  of  every  eminent  engraver,  from  the 
earliest  period  to  the  present  time.  [London], 
n.  d.  8°.  — 17C5 

Evans,  Rev.  Albert  Eubule.  1840 — .  Discourse 

upon  sermons.  6  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  57, 1888,  p.  58.) 

Evans,  Arthur  John.  1852 — . 

Cretan  pictographs  and  prae-Phoenician 
script.  With  an  account  of  a  sepulchral  de¬ 
posit  at  Hagios  Onuphrios  near  Phaestos  in 
its  relations  to  primitive  Cretan  and  Aegean 
culture.  With  a  coloured  plate,  tables,  and 
illustrations  in  the  text.  London,  1895.  r.  8°. 

1732 

-  On  a  late  Celtic  urn -field  at  Aylesford,  Kent,  and 

on  the  Gaulish,  Illyro-Italic,  and  classical  connexions 
of  the  forms  of  pottery  and  bronze-work  there  dis¬ 
covered.  74  pp.  7  pi.  ( Archaeologia ,  v.  52,  pt.  2,  1890, 
p.  315.) — On  two  fibulae  of  Celtic  fabric  from  zEsica. 
20  pp.  ( Archaeologia ,  v.  55,  pt.  1,  1896,  p.  179.)— An¬ 
tiquarian  researches  in  Illyriciiin.  105  pp.  3  pi.  (Ar¬ 
chaeologia,  v.  48,  1884,  p.  1.) — Myhenaean  treasure 
from  Aegina.  32  pp.  ( Journ .  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  13, 
1892-93,  p.  195.) — Primitive  pictographs  and  a  prae- 
Phoenician  script  from  Crete  and  the  Peloponnese. 
103  pp.  1  pi.  (Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  14,  1894,  p.  270.) 
—  Recent  discoveries  of  Tarcntine  terra-cottas. 
50  pp.  2  pi.  (Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  7,  1886,  p.  1.) 

Evans,  C.  H.  (Ed.) 

American  college  directory  and  universal 
catalogue,  v.  2,  4.  St.  Louis,  1878-82.  2  v. 
8°.  1104 


Evans,  Charles  H. 

Imports  and  exports.  Pt.  1.  Imports,  1867- 
93,  inclusive.  A  compilation  of  foreign  com¬ 
modities  imported  and  entered  for  consump¬ 
tion  in  the  United  States.  Washington,  1894. 
8°.  (  U.  S.  53  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  repts.  v.  4. ) 

-  Imports  and  exports.  Pt.  2.  Exports, 

domestic  and  foreign,  from  the  American 
colonies  to  Great  Britain,  1697-1789,  inclusive. 
Exports,  domestic  from  the  United  States  to 
all  countries,  1789-1893,  inclusive.  Washing¬ 
ton,  1894.  8°.  (  With  his  Imports  and  exports, 
pt.  1 :  U.  S.  53  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  repts.  v.  4. ) 

- -  Imports  :  duties  from  1867  to  1883,  inclusive. 

A  compilation  of  foreign  commodities  im¬ 
ported  and  entered  for  consumption  in  the 
United  States.  Washington,  1884.  8°.  (  L.  S. 
48  Cong.  1  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  24,  no.  49. ) 
-  Tables  showing  duties  collected  under  ex¬ 
isting  tariff ;  notes  explanatory  of  proposed 
changes  from  present  law,  and  estimates  of 
the  probable  effect  upon  the  revenue.  [Wash¬ 
ington,  1890.]  obi.  4°.  (U.  S.  51  Cong.  1  sess. 

Senate  miscel.  doc.  v.  5. ) 

Evans,  Charles  H.  1851 — .  [Poems.]  3  pp. 

(Johnston,  G.,  Poets  and  poetry  of  Cecil  co.,  Md.  p.  185.) 

Ev  ans,  Edward  Payson.  1833 — .  The  Aryan 

homestead.  12  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  57,  1886,  p.  633.) 
— Ignatius  von  Doellinger.  13  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  68,  1891,  p.  553.)— Authorship  of  the  glacial  theory. 
4  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  145,  1887,  p.  94.) — Henrik  Ibsen  : 
his  early  career  as  poet  and  playwright.  12  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  65,  1890,  p.  577.)  —  Henrik  Ibsen:  his  life 
abroad  and  later  dramas.  13  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  66, 

1890,  p.  457.)  —  A  mad  monarch.  7  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  58,  1886,  p.  449.) — Speech  as  a  barrier  be¬ 
tween  man  and  beast.  14  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  68, 

1891,  p.  299.) 

Evans,  George. 

Essay  on  Assyriology.  London,  1883.  8°. 

—2145 

Evans,  Griffith.  Ward,  T.  Griffith  Evans. 

2  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  6,  1882,  p.  342.) 

Evans,  H.  The  London  county  council  and 

the  police.  17  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  55,  1889,  p.  445.) 

Evans,  Henry  Ridgely. 

Great  pyramid  and  Napoleon  I.  A  Masonic 
study,  containing  a  complete  bibliography  of 
pyramid  literature.  Washington,  1895.  4°. 

—1362 

-  Hours  with  the  ghosts ;  or,  nineteenth 

century  witchcraft.  Investigations  into  the 
phenomena  of  spiritualism  and  theosophy. 
Illustr.  Chicago,  1897.  12°.  — 2466 

-  Bibliography.  I.  Education  of  the  colored  race. 

II.  Negroes  in  America.  III.  Works  by  negro  authors. 
24  pp.  (U.  S.  Education,  Bureau  of,  Education  of  the 
colored  race. ) 

-  Introduction  to  Magic,  stage  illusions,  and 

scientific  diversions.  See  Hopkins,  A.  A. 
Evans,  Herbert  Arthur.  1847 — . 

Introduction  to  Romeo  and  Juliet.  See 
Shakespeare,  W.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  (Ed.)  Othello.  See  Shakespeare,  W.  (in 

preceding  catalogue). 


EVANS,  Howard 


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EVELYN,  John 


Evans,  Howard.  Leasehold  enfranchisement. 

11  pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  51,  1887,  p.  852.) 

Evans,  Sir  John,  LL.  D.  1823 — . 

Anniversary  address  to  the  Numismatic 
Society  of  London,  June  18,  1885.  London, 
1885.  8°.  2763 

-  Archaeological  survey  of  Hertfordshire.  18  pp. 

1  pi.  ( Archaeologia ,  v.  53,  pt.  1,  1892,  p.  245.)— On  a 
military  decoration  relating  to  the  Roman  con¬ 
quest  of  Britain.  6  pp.  1  pi.  ( Archaeologia ,  v.  49,  1886, 
p.  439.)— On  some  iron  tools  and  other  articles  formed  of 
iron  found  at  Silcliester,  1890.  18  pp.  ( Archaeologia , 
v.  54,  pt.  1,  1894,  p.  139.)— On  a  hoard  of  bronze  objects 
found  in  Wilhiirton  fen.  near  Ely.  9  pp.  1  pi.  ( Ar¬ 
chaeologia ,  v.  48,  1884,  p.  106.) 

-  Budge,  E.  A.  W.  On  some  Egyptian  bronze  weapons 

in  the  collections  of  E.  and  the  British  Museum.  12  pp. 
4  pi.  ( Archaeologia ,  v.  53,  pt.  1,  1892,  p.  83.) 

Evans,  Rev.  John.  History  of  Bristol.  See 
Corry,  J.,  and  Evans,  Rev.  J. 

Evans,  John. 

Shakspeare’s  seven  ages ;  or,  the  progress 
of  human  life ;  illustr.  by  a  series  of  extracts 
in  prose  and  poetry,  introduced  by  a  brief 
memoir  of  Shakspeare  and  his  writings. 
[Illustr.]  London,  1831.  8°.  3317 

Evans,  John.  Physiography.  22  pp.  {Inst. 

Civil  Engin.  Hydro-mechanics,  p.  1.) 

Evans,  John  Gwenoguryn  {Ed.) 

Facsimile  of  the  Black  Book  of  Carmarthen 
reproduced  by  the  autotype  mechanical  pro¬ 
cess,  with  a  palaeographical  note.  Oxford, 
1888.  8°.  2573 

-  {Ed.)  Red  Book  of  Hergest.  See  Rhys,  J., 

and  Evans,  J.  G. 

-  {Ed.)  Text  of  the  Book  of  Llan  Dav. 

"  Reproduced  from  the  Gwysaney  MS.  See 
Rhys,  J.,  and  Evans,  J.  G. 

Evans,  Josiah  J.  Perry,  B.  F.  Josiah  J.  Evans. 

8  pp.  (In  his  Reminiscences  of  public  men,  p.  116.) 

Evans,  Mrs.  Margaret  {Ed.) 

Letters  of  Richard  Radcliffe  and  John 
James,  1755-83.  See  Radcliffe,  R.,  and  James, 
J.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Evans,  Mary  Ann  ( George  Eliot,  pseud. )  See 
Cross,  Mrs.  M.  A.  E.  L. 

Evans,  Mrs.  Mary  Sanger.  Domestic  servants 

in  Australia:  a  rejoinder.  8  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  136, 
1891,  p.  46.) 

Evans,  Rev.  Maurice  J.  (  TV. ) 

John  a  Lasco  :  his  earlier  life  and  labours. 
See  Dalton,  H. 

-  (TV.)  Wiclif  and  Hus.  See  Loserth,  J. 

Evans,  Oliver.  Hubert,  P.  G.,  Jr.  J.  Fitch 

and  O.  Evans.  3  pp.  (In  his  Inventors,  p.  278.) 

Evans,  Robert  K.  Indian  question  in  Arizona. 

10  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  58,  1886,  p.  167.) 

Evans,  S.  B.  Pyramids  of  Teotihuacan.  6  pp. 

(Am.  Ant!q.  v.  10,  1888,  p.  115.) — Sculptured  stone  of 
Tezcnco.  8  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  10,  1888,  p.  179.) 

Evans,  Samuel.  1823 — . 

History  of  Lancaster  county,  Pa.  See  Ellis, 
F.,  and  Evans,  S. 

- Genealogical  and  biographical  sketch  of  E.  2  pp. 

(Scotch-Irish  Soc.  of  Am.  Proc.  at  Louisville,  p.  241.) 


Evans,  T.  Rhys  ( TV. ) 

Jacob  Boehme.  See  Martensen,  H.  L.  (in 
preceding  catalogue). 

Evans,  Taliesin.  Californian’s  gift  to  science. 

12  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  62.) — Hydraulic 
milling  in  California.  16  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  3,  1883, 
p.  323.) 

Evans,  Thomas  Saunders,  D.  D.  1816-89. 

Latin  and  Greek  verse.  Ed.,  with  memoir, 
by  Rev.  Joseph  Waite.  Cambridge,  1893. 
12°.  4227 

Evans,  Walton  H.  The  Sharpless  portrait  of 

Washington.  3  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  11, 1884,  p.  513.) 

Evans,  Sir  William  David  ( TV. )  1767-1821. 

Treatise  on  the  law  of  obligations.  See 
Pothier,  R.  J. 

Evanston  colloquium.  Lectures  on  mathe¬ 
matics.  Klein,  F.  —2424 

Evarts,  William  Maxwell,  LL.  D.  Scott,  H.  W. 

Wm.  M.  Evarts.  10  pp.  1  pi.  (In  his  Distinguished  Am. 
lawyers,  p.  341. ) 

Evatt,  George  Joseph  Hamilton,  M.  D.  Am¬ 
bulance  organization  in  war  and  peace.  20  pp.  (London, 
Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  9,  p.  67.)  —  Am¬ 
bulance  organization,  equipment,  and  transport. 
132  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature, 
v.  7,  p.  257.) 

Eve.  Ancona,  A.  d’  {Ed. )  Leggenda  d’Adamo 
ed  Eva.  1870.  {Scelta  di  curiositcl  letterarie , 
no.  106. )  2332 

-  Lutwin.  Adam  und  Eva.  1881.  {Biblioth. 

lit.  vereins.  in  Stuttg.  v.  153. )  3125 

-  Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Die  ungleichen  kinder  Evas.  9  pp. 

(Kleinere  schriften,  v.  7,  p.  114.) 

See  also  Adam. 

Eve,  Henry  Weston.  Curriculum  of  a  modern 

school.  8  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Litera¬ 
ture,  v.  16,  p.  279.) 

Eve,  Sarah.  1749-74.  Extracts  from  journal 

written  while  living  near  the  city  of  Philadelphia  in 
1772-73.  33  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  5,  1881,  pp.  19,  191.) 

Eve  of  the  French  Revolution.  Lowell,  E. 

J.  4697 

Evelin,  George. 

Streeter,  S.  F.  First  commander  of  Kent 
island.  1868.  (Md.  Hist.  Soc.  Fund  pub.  no. 2. ) 

3582 

Evelin.  See  also  Evelyn. 

Evelina.  2  v.  Arblay,  Mme.  F.  B.  d’.  (Bar- 
bauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists,  v.  38,  39.) 

4167 

Evelyn,  John.  1620-1706. 

Memoirs,  comprising  his  diary,  from  1641 
to  1705-06,  and  a  selection  of  his  familiar  let¬ 
ters.  To  which  is  subjoined  the  private  cor¬ 
respondence  between  King  Charles  I  and  Sir 
Edward  Nicholas ;  also  between  Sir  Edward 
Hyde  and  Sir  Richard  Browne.  Ed.  by  Wm. 
Bray.  New  ed.  London,  1827.  5  v.  8°.  3742 

-  Sculptura  liistorico-technica ;  or,  the  his¬ 
tory  and  art  of  engraving.  To  which  is  now 
added,  a  chronological  and  historical  series  of 
the  painters  from  the  eleventh  century.  3  ed. 
London,  1766.  12°.  (  With  Ronquet,  J.,  Present 
state  of  the  arts  in  England. )  — 1736 


EVELYN,  John 


1366 


EVERETT,  Edward 


-  In  a  garden  of  John  Evelyn’s.  11  pp.  ( Blackwood’s 

Mag.  v.  144,  1888,  p.  218.)— Steele,  M.  D.  John  Evelyn’s 
youth.  16  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  64,  1889,  p.  74.) — 
Thomson,  Mrs.  K.  B.  John  Evelyn  and  Robt.  Boyle. 
52  pp.  (In  her  Celebr.  friendships,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Evelyn.  See  also  Evelin. 

Evenemens  de  Paris  des  26-29  Juillet  1830. 
Par  plusieurs  temoins  oculaires.  7  ed.  Paris, 
1830.  16°.  .2607 


Evenings  of  a  working-  man. 

( Omnibus  of  mod.  romance,  v.  3. ) 
Evening-s  with  the  Romanists. 
M.  H. 


Overs,  J. 
1291 

Seymour, 

—4156 


Events  in  the  life  of  Charles  George  Gordon. 
Gordon,  H.  W.  4774 

Events  in  the  Taeping  rebellion.  Gordon,  C.  G. 

3413 

Evcnus,  of  Paros.  B.  C.  4  cent.  [Gedichte. 

Gr.  and  Germ.]  9  pp.  (Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  elegilcer,  v.  1, 
p.  131.) 

-  Brneckner,  C.  A.  F.  De  Evenis,  poetis  elegiacis, 

eorumque  carminibus  scripsit  F.  G.  Wagner.  2  pp.  (Zeits. 
f.  alterthumsw.  v.  5, 1838,  p.  1035.) — Caesar,  J.  De  Evenis, 
poetis  elegiacis,  eorumque  carminibus  .  .  .  auctor  F.  G. 
Wagner.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  5,  1838,  p.  1172.) 
— Disputatio  de  Evenis  Pariis  poetis  elegiacis  .  .  .  scripsit 
F.  Schreiber.  2  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  7,  1840, 

p.  118.) 

Everarcl,  or  Evrart.  12  cent. 

Uebertragung  der  Disticha  Catonis.  See 
Cato,  D. 

Everard,  James.  See  Arundell,  J.  E. 
Everard,  William.  Kilpin,  T.  J.  Biographical 

sketch  of  E.  12  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc. 
Trans,  n.  s.  v.  10,  1870,  p.  127.) 

Everenden  family.  Cooper,  W.  D.  Extracts 

from  account-books  of  the  Everenden  and  Frewen  fami¬ 
lies,  in  the  17  century.  9  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  4,  1851,  p.  22.) 

Everest,  Lt.-Col.  Sir  George.  Cole,  W.  H.  On 

certain  modifications  of  Col.  Everest’s  system  of  observ¬ 
ing  introduced  to  meet  the  specialities  of  particular 
instruments.  9  pp.  (India,  Gt.  Trigonom.  Surv.  v.  2, 
Appendix  5,  p.  109.) 

Everest,  Mt.  Dent,  C.  T.  Can  Mount  E.  be 

ascended?  10  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  604.) 

Everett,  Alexander  Hill.  1792-1847. 

Critical  and  miscellaneous  essays.  2  s. 
Boston,  1846.  8°.  2295 

Contents.  De  Gerando’s  History  of  philosophy. 
—  Greenongh’s  statue  of  Washington.  —  Harro 
Ho  rring:  a  biographical  sketch. — H  a  vana. — History 
of  intellectual  philosophy. —  Irving's  Colum¬ 
bus. —  Musaens's  Popular  tales.  —  Life  of  Jean 
Jacques  Rousseau.— Madame  De  Stael. — Stewart’s 
Philosophy. — Lord  Vapourconrt. 

-  Griswold,  R.  W.  Alex.  H.  Everett.  5  pp.  (In  his 

Prose  writers  of  Am.  p.  284.) 

Everett,  Charles  Carroll,  D.  D.  1829 — -. 

Fichte’s  Science  of  knowledge.  A  critical 
exposition.  Chicago,  1884.  12°.  (Morris,  G.  S., 
Germ,  philos.  class. )  — 1458 

-  Natural  history  of  dogma.  8  pp.  ( Forum,  v.  8,  1889, 

p.  441.)— Rhetorical  pessimism.  7  pp.  (Forum,  v.  6, 
1888,  p.  74.)— Outside  view  of  revivals.  8  pp.  (Forum, 
V,  3,  1887,  p.  587.) 


Everett,  Edward,  LL.  D.  1794-1865. 

Dorchester  in  1630,  1776,  and  1855.  An  ora¬ 
tion  delivered  July  4,  1855  ;  also  an  account  of 
the  proceedings  in  Dorchester  at  the  celebra¬ 
tion  of  the  day.  Boston,  1855.  8°.  2612 

— —  Eulogy  on  Thomas  Dowse,  of  Cambridge- 
port,  pronounced  before  the  Massachusetts 
Historical  Society,  9  Dec.  1858.  Boston,  1859. 
8°.  3792 

-  Life  of  George  Washington.  New  York, 

1860.  12°.  3776 

-  Orations  and  speeches,  on  various  occa¬ 
sions.  Boston,  1836.  8°.  2211 

Contents.  Address  delivered  at  Charlestown,  in  com¬ 
memoration  of  Adams  and  Jefferson,  Aug.  1,  1826. — 
Address  delivered  before  the  literary  societies  of  Am¬ 
herst  College,  Aug.  25, 1835. — Oration  delivered  July  4, 
1835,  before  the  citizens  of  Beverly,  without  distinction 
of  party. — Speech  delivered  in  Faneuil  Hall,  May  28, 1833, 
on  the  subject  of  the  Bunker  Hill  monument. — 
Oration  delivered  at  Cambridge,  July  4, 1826.— Oration 
delivered  at  Charlestown,  July  4, 1828.— Speech  before 
the  Colonization  Society,  in  the  Capitol,  at  Wash¬ 
ington,  Jan.  16,  1832. — Oration  delivered  at  Concord, 
April  19,  1825. — Address  delivered  at  Bloody  Brook,  in 
South  Deerfield,  Sept.  30,  1835,  in  commemoration  of  the 
fall  of  “  the  Flower  of  Essex,”  at  that  spot,  in  King 
Philip’s  war,  Sept.  18,  1675. — Address  delivered  as  the 
introduction  to  the  Franklin  Eectnres,  in  Boston, 
Nov.  14,  1831. — Address  delivered  at  the  erection  of  a 
monument  to  John  Harvard,  at  Charlestown,  Sept.  26, 
1828. — Speech  at  a  public  meeting,  held  in  Boston,  on  be¬ 
half  of  Kenyon  College,  Ohio,  May  21,  1833.— Eulogy 
on  La  layette,  delivered  in  Faneuil  Hall,  at  the  request 
of  the  young  men  of  Boston,  Sept.  6, 1834.— Oration  deliv¬ 
ered  at  Eexington,  April  19,  1835,  by  request  of  the 
citizens  of  that  place.— Speech  at  a  public  dinner,  at 
Lexington,  Ky.,  June  17,  1829.  —  Address  delivered  at 
Brighton,  before  the  Massachusetts  Agricultural 
Society,  Oct.  16,  1833.— Speech  at  a  public  dinner,  at 
Nashville,  Tenn.,  June  2,  1829. — Oration  pronounced 
at  Cambridge,  before  the  Society  of  Phi  Beta  Kappa, 
Aug.  26,  1824. —  Oration  delivered  before  the  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  Society,  in  Yale  College,  Aug.  20,  1833. — Oration 
delivered  at  Plymouth,  Dec.  22,  1824. —  Speech  deliv¬ 
ered  at  a  temperance  meeting,  in  Salem,  June  14,  1833. 
—Discourse  on  the  importance  of  scientific  knowl¬ 
edge  to  practical  men,  and  on  the  encouragements  to 
its  pursuit. —  Speech  on  the  subject  of  the  Western 
Railroad,  delivered  in  Faneuil  Hall,  Oct.  7,  1835. — 
Address  delivered  before  the  Charlestown  Lyceum,  June 
28,  1830,  being  the  two  hundredth  anniversary  of  Gov. 
Winthrop’s  arrival. - Oration  delivered  at  -Wor¬ 

cester,  July  4,  1833. — Lecture  on  the  Working  Men's 
Party,  delivered  before  the  Charlestown  Lyceum,  Oct. 
6,  1830.  —  Speech  at  a  public  dipner,  at  the  Yellow 
Springs,  Ohio,  June  29,  1829. 

-  Uses  of  astronomy.  A  discourse  delivered 

at  Albany  on  the  28  of  Aug.  1856,  on  occasion 
of  the  inauguration  of  the  Dudley  Observa¬ 
tory.  Boston,  1856.  8°.  — 2494 

Note. — Also  in  Dudley  Observatory,  Annals,  v.  1,  p.  xv. 

-  Questions  of  the  day.  57  pp.  (Polit.  pamph.  1861-63, 

v.  2.) 

-  Bugbee,  J.  McK.  {Ed.)  Memorial  of 

Edward  Everett,  from  the  city  of  Boston, 
1865.  3793 

- Gilman,  S.  Critical  essay  on  the  oratory  of  E.  53  pp. 

(In  his  Contributions  to  literature,  p.  231.) — Griswold, 
R.  W.  Edward  Everett.  11pp.  (In  his  Prose  writers  of 
Am.  p.  330.)— Whittier,  J.  G,  Edward  Everett.  4  pp. 
(  Works ,  v.  6,  p.  274.) 


EVERETT,  Edward 


1367 


EVILS  AND  ABUSES 


Everett,  Edward.  French  spoliation  claims. 

6  pp.  ( N .  Am.  Rev.  v.  140,  1885,  p.  551.) 

Everett,  J.  T.  Earliest  American  people.  7  pp. 

(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  22,  1889,  p.  114.) 

Everett,  Rev.  James.  1784-1872. 

Adam  Clarke  portrayed.  London,  1843-49. 
3  v.  16°.  4706 

Everett,  Joseph  David.  1831 — . 

Illustrations  of  the  C.  G.  S.  system  of  units, 
with  tables  of  physical  constants.  London, 
1891.  8°.  —1538 

Everett,  William,  Ph.  D.  1839 — . 

Oration  in  honor  of  Col.  Wm.  Prescott 
delivered  in  Boston,  14  Oct.  1895,  by  invita¬ 
tion  of  the  Bunker  Hill  Monument  Associa¬ 
tion.  Boston,  1896.  8°.  ( Bunker  Hill  Mon. 

Assoc. )  2622 

-  A  long-unpaid  debt.  9  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  67, 

1891,  p.  258.) 

Evergem,  Belgium.  Potter,  F.  de,  and  Broeck- 
aert,  J.  Evergem.  167  pp.  (In  their  Geschiedenis  van 
de  geraeenten  der  provincie  Oost-Vlaanderen,  1  s.  v.  2.) 

Everhart,  Benjamin  Matlock.  1818—. 

North  American  pyrenomycetes.  See  Ellis, 
J.  B.,  and  Everhart,  B.  M. 

-  {Ed.)  Journal  of  mycology.  See  Journal 

of  mycology. 

Everitt,  Graham. 

English  caricaturists  and  graphic  humour¬ 
ists  of  the  nineteenth  century.  How  they 
illustrated  and  interpreted  their  times.  Lon¬ 
don,  1886.  4°.  —1744 

Everley,  England.  Hoare,  Sir  R.  C.  Hundred 
of  Everley,  Ambresbury,  and  Underditch. 
1826.  {In  his  Hist,  of  modern  Wiltshire,  v.  2.) 
See  also  Wiltshire.  P..R 

Evermann,  Barton  Warren,  Ph.  D. 

Fishes  of  North  and  Middle  America.  See 
Jordan,  D.  S.,  and  Evermann,  B.  W. 
Eversfield,  Miss  S.,  and  others.  Letters.  18  pp. 

(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  22,  1870,  p.  160.) 

Eversliam,  John.  16  cent.  Voyage  to  the 

Azores,  1586.  2  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  606.)— 
Voyage  by  sea  into  Egypt,  1586.  2  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R., 
Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  417.) 

Evershed,  Samuel.  Route  of  King  Charles  II 

through  Sussex  during  his  flight  in  1651.  10  pp.  (Sussex 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  18,  1866,  p.  114.)— Chimney  back 
of  Sussex  iron.  4  pp.  1  pi.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  23,  1871,  p.  119.) — Legend  of  the  dragon-slayer  of 
Lyminster.  4  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  18, 

1866,  p.  180.) 

Everton,  England.  Syers,  R.  History  of 

Everton.  1830.  '  2524 

-  Stont-liouse,  J.  Historical  notes,  respecting  the 

township  and  village  of  E.  13  pp.  2  pi.  (Lancashire  and 
Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  4,  1852,  p.  66.) 

See  also  Eancashirc. — Liverpool. 

Everybody’s  business  is  nobody’s  business. 
Defoe,  D.,  Novels  and  miscel.  works,  v.  19. 

2103 

Evesham,  England.  Tindal,  W.  History  and 
antiquities  of  the  abbey  and  borough  of  Eve¬ 
sham.  [Illustr.J  1794.  .2522 


-  Risliangcr,  W.  de.  Ex  narratione  de  bellis  apud 

Lewes  et  E.  5  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  28,  p.  514.) — 
Tonies,  R.  F.  Notes  on  an  excavation  made  near  E. 
3  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans.  \.  9, 
1884-85,  p.  125. ) 

See  also  Worcestershire. 

Evesham  Abbey.  Tindal,  W.  History  and 
antiquities  of  the  abbey  and  borough  of  Eve¬ 
sham.  [Illustr.]  1794.  .2522 

-  Ex  chronico  Eveshamensi.  4  pp.  (Frankfort 

Soc.  Script,  v.  27,  p.  422.) — Ridsclale,  E.  S.  Almonry  of 
Evesham  Abbey.  6  pp.  8  pi.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Ar¬ 
chaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  9,  1884-85,  p.  128.) 

Evetts,  Basil  Thomas  Alfred  ( TV. )  1858 — . 

Rites  of  the  Coptic  church.  The  order  of 
baptism  and  the  order  of  matrimony  accord¬ 
ing  to  the  use  of  the  Coptic  church.  Tr.  from 
Coptic  MSS.  London,  1888.  16°.  —2256 

-  ( Tr. )  Churches  and  monasteries  of  Egypt 

and  some  neighbouring  countries.  See  Abft 
Salih,  the  Armenian  (in  supplement). 

-  ( Tr. )  Manual  of  oriental  antiquities.  See 

Babelon,  E. 

Evidence.  Who  is  the  murderer?  A  problem 

in  the  law  of  circumstantial  evidence,  in  a  letter  to 
Christopher  North.  26  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  51,  1842, 
p.  553.) — Bodge.  N.  S.  Confession  of  crime:  its  value. 
6  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  5,  1870,  p.  251.) — Fallacious 
evidence  of  the  senses.  25  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  v.  3,  1837, 
p.525.) — Johnson.  R.,  and  others.  Expert  testimony. 
16  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  138,  1884,  p.  602.)— Bentham’s 
Rationale  of.judieial  evidence.  80  pp.  (Westm.  Rev. 
v.  9,  1828,  p.  198;  v.  10,  1829,  p.  367.)— Appleton  on  the 
rules  of  evidence.  15  pp.  (TV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  92,  1861, 
p.  515.)— Shirley,  W.  A.  Oxford  English  prize  essay, 
for  1822.  Study  of  moral  evidence.  21pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 
Class.  Journ.  v.  26,  1822,  p.  280.) — Sumner.  C.  Testi¬ 
mony  of  colored  persons  in  the  courts  of  the  United 
States.  Speeches  in  the  Senate,  July  3  and  15, 1862.  10  pp. 
(  Works,  v.  7,  p.  152.) 

See  also  Belief.— Certainty. — Courts  of  law. — 
Faith.— Jury.— Law. —  Logic.— Trials. — Witness. 

Evidence  of  the  truth  of  the  Christian  re¬ 
ligion,  derived  from  the  literal  fulfilment  of 
prophecy.  Keith,  A.  — 4267 

Evidences  of  Christianity.  See  Christianity, 
Evidences. 

Evidences  of  the  Bible.  See  Bible,  Evidences, 
authority,  etc. 

Evidences  of  the  genuineness  of  the  Gospels. 
2  v.  Norton,  A.  — 3101 

Evil.  James,  H.  Nature  of  evil.  1855.  — 4146 

-  Bancroft,  G.  Seventh  petition.  4  pp.  (New  Prince¬ 
ton  Rev.  v.  1,  1886,  p.342.) — ISosanquet,  B.  Our  right 
to  regard  evil  as  a  mystery.  3  pp.  (Mind,  v.  8,  1883, 
p.  419.)— Ellis,  W.  On  good  and  evil.  23  pp.  (In  his 
Philo-Socrates,  v.  4,  p.  82.)— Moral  evil.  37  pp.  (Lon¬ 
don  Quart.  Rev.  v.  52,  1879,  p.  361.) — Mystery  of  good 
and  evil.  9  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  133,  1890,  p.  625.) — 
James  on  the  nature  of  evil.  21pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  59, 
1855,  p.  116.)— Robins,  E.  Evil  in  Greek  mythology. 
10  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  50,  1882,  p.  316.)— Whittier, 
J.  G.  Agency  of  evil.  18  pp.  ( Works,  v.  7,  p.  249.) 

See  also  Crime  and  Criminals. — Gnosticism. — 
Manichaeans.  —  Moral  philosophy.  —  Natural 
theology. —  Pessimism. —  Regeneration. —  Sin. — 
Temptation. 

Evil  spirits.  See  Demonology. — Devil. 

Evils  and  abuses  in  the  naval  and  merchant 
service  exposed.  McNally,  W,  —2397 


EVILS  OF  STATE  TRADING 


1368 


EVOLUTION  OF  ART 


Evils  of  state  trading’  as  illustrated  by  the 

Post  Office.  21  pp.  Millar,  F.  (Mackay,  T.,  Plea  for 
liberty,  p.  305.) 

Evliya.  Turkish  memoirs.  4  pp.  (Rev.  of  in 

Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  24,  1821,  p.  361.) 

Evolutes.  Mehler,  F.  G.  Note  ueber  die  evo- 

luten  sphaerischer  curven.  2  pp.  {Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u. 
angewan.  math.  v.  64,  1865,  p.  183.) 

See  also  Curves. 

Evolution. 

Brooklyn  Ethical  Association.  Evolu¬ 
tion.  1889.  —1678 

- Evolution  in  science,  philosophy,  and 

art.  1891.  —1678 

-  Brunetiere,  F.  Morality  de  la  doctrine 

Evolutive.  1896.  2292 

-  Clodd,  E.  Story  of  creation  :  a  plain  ac¬ 
count  of  evolution.  1888.  —1678 

-  Conta,  B.  Th6orie  de  l’ondulation  uni- 

verselle,  essais  sur  revolution.  1895.  — 1674 

-  Cope,  E.  D.  Origin  of  the  fittest.  Essays 

on  evolution.  1887.  — 1676 

- Primary  factors  of  organic  evolution. 

1896.  —1674 

-  Croll,  J.  Philosophical  basis  of  evolu¬ 
tion.  1890.  —1678 

-  Dawson,  Sir  J.  W.  Modern  ideas  of  evo¬ 
lution  as  related  to  revelation  and  science. 

1890.  —1678 
-  Fiske,  J.  Excursions  of  an  evolutionist. 

1884.  2295 

-  Graham,  D.  Is  natural  selection  the  crea¬ 
tor  of  species  ?  [1897.]  — 1678 

-  Jordan,  D.  S.  Factors  in  organic  evolu¬ 
tion.  1894.  —1678 

-  Le  Conte,  J.  Evolution  :  its  nature,  its  evi¬ 
dences,  and  its  relation  to  religious  thought. 

1891.  —1678 

-  Mackenzie,  Miss  H.  Evolution  illuminat¬ 
ing  the  Bible.  1891.  — 4254 

-  Masson,  J.  Atomic  theory  of  Lucretius 

contrasted  with  modern  doctrines  of  atoms 
and  evolution.  1884.  — 1453 

-  Romanes,  G.  J.  Mental  evolution  in  man. 

Origin  of  human  faculty.  1888.  — 1675 

-  Spencer,  H.  Factors  of  organic  evolution. 

1887.  —1686 

-  Thompson,  D.  G.,  and  others.  Evolution. 

1889.  —1678 
-  Varigny,  H.  de.  Experimental  evolution. 

1892.  —1678 

-  Al lcmnn.  L.  A.  W.  Optics  as  related  to  evolution. 

34  pp.  (Brooklyn  Ethical  Assoc.  Evolution  in  sci.,  etc., 
p.  261.)— Bianco,  O.  Z.  Evoluzione  cosmica  della  terra 
secondo  le  idee  moderne.  21  pp.  ( Nuov .  antol.  3  s.  v.  32, 
1891,  p.  100.) — Campbell.  G.  D.  G.,  8  Duke  of  Argyll. 
A  great  confession.  19  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  23,  1888, 
p.  142.)— Cochin.  D.  Doctrine  de  Involution  et  la  nou- 
velle  thfiorie  de  la  vie.  35  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  n.  s. 
v.  102,  1885,  pp.  461,  696.) — Crosbie,  R.  Effects  of  the 
doctrines  of  evolution  on  religious  ideas.  9  pp.  (  Westm. 
Rev.  v.  136,  1891,  p.  585.) — Dewar,  A.  Natural  evolution 
of  man.  11pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  132,  1889,  p.  519.) — Eimer 
on  growth  and  inheritance.  34  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  172, 

1890,  p.  316.)—  Fiske,  J.  Doctrine  of  evolution.  34  pp. 
(Brooklyn  Ethical  Assoc.  Evolution  in  sci.,  etc.,  p.  433.) — 


Great  men  and  evolution.  32  pp.  {Quart.  Rev. 
v.  165,  1887,  p.  127.)— Gnyau.  M.  J.  Hypotheses  sur 
1 ’immortality  dans  la  philosophic  de  involution.  25  pp. 
{Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  p6r.  v.  77,  p.  176.) — Hyslop, 
J.  H.  Ethics  of  evolution.  16  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  53, 

1890,  p.  260. )— Limitations  of  evolution  in  ethical  prob¬ 
lems.  21  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  48,  1888,  p.  260.)— Janet, 
P.  Rapport  sur  le  concours  relatif  &  la  doctrine  de  invo¬ 
lution.  10  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral.  Mem. 
2  s.  v.  15,  1887,  p.  489.) — Kimball,  J.  C.  Zoology  as 
related  to  evolution.  32  pp.  (Brooklyn  Ethical  Assoc. 
Evolution  in  sci.,  etc.,  p.  201.) — Lesceenr,  L.  Evolution 
et  la  vie.  26  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  109,  1886,  p.  686.) 
— McLane,  W.  W.  Evolution  as  involving  the  doctrine 
of  sin.  9  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  54,  1891,  p.  180.)  — 
Metchnikoff,  L.  Revolution  and  evolution.  26  pp. 
{Contemp.  Rev.  v.  50,  1886,  p.  412.)— Mind  and  evolu¬ 
tion.  24  pp.  {London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  72,  1889,  p.  205.) — 
Mitchell,  W.  Logic  of  the  ethic  of  evolution.  15  pp. 
{Mind,  v.  15.  1890,  p.  342.) — Mivart,  St.  G.  Limit  to 
evolution.  18  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  16,  1884,  p.  263.)  — 
Monger,  T.  T.  Evolution  and  the  faith.  13  pp.  ( Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  108.)— Pace,  E.  Relativitaets- 
princip  in  Herbert  Spencer’s  psychologischer  entwick- 
lungslehre.  71  pp.  (Wundt,  W.  M.,  Philos,  studien,  v.  7, 
p.  487.)— Parker,  W.  K.  On  the  origin  of  the  higher 
animals.  19  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  47,  1885,  p.  841.) — 
Pot  win,  T.  S.  Evolution  and  the  realistic  philosophy. 
8  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  54,  1891,  p.  464.)— Powell,  J.  W. 
Four  modes  of  life.  11  pp.  {Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  667.) — 
Growth  of  sentiency.  11  pp.  {Forum,  v.  11,  1891,  p.  157.) 

—  Humanities.  13  pp.  {Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  310.)  — 
Read.  M.  C.  Evolution.  4  pp.  {Am.  Antiq.  v.  3,  1880, 
p.  35.)— Romanes,  G.  J.  Man  and  brute.  10  pp.  {N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  139,  1884,  p.  145.) — Physiological  selection. 

22  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21,  1887,  p.  59.)— Scientific 
evidence  of  organic  evolution.  20  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  30,  1881,  p.  739.) — Scudder,  V.  D.  Immortality  and 
evolution.  11  pp.  {New  Englander,  y.  43,  1884,  p.  707.) — 
Semper,  K.  Ueber  die  anwendbarkeit  der  monophy- 
letischen  und  polyphyletischen  abstammungs-hypothese. 

40  pp.  (  Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wissens.  philos.  v.  4, 1880,  p.  145. ) 

—  Smith,  G.  Evolutionary  ethics  and  Christianity. 

23  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  44,  1883,  p.  789.)— Spencer,  H. 
A  counter  criticism.  9  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  23,  1888, 
p.  207.)  - Factors  of  organic  evolution.  42  pp.  {Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  pp.  570,  749.)— Stanley,  H.  S. 
Evolution  as  bearing  on  method  in  teleology.  19  pp. 
{New  Englander,  v.  42, 1883,  p.  579.)— Sully,  J.  Schneider, 
Der  menschliche  wille  vom  standpunkte  der  neueren 
entwickelungstheorien.  7  pp.  {Mind,  v.  8,  1883,  p.  126.) 
— Sy  m anils.  J.  A.  On  the  application  of  evolutionary 
principles  to  art  and  literature.  42  pp.  {Essays,  specula¬ 
tive  and  suggestive,  v.  1,  p.  42.)— Philosophy  of  evolution. 

41  pp.  {Essays,  speculative  and  suggestive,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— 
Progress  of  thought  in  our  time.  14  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  41,  1887,  p.  885.) — Wallace,  A.  R.  Romanes 
versus  Darwin  :  an  episode  in  the  history  of  the  evolution 
theory.  17  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1886,  p.  300.) — 
Weismann,  A.  Ueber  den  rueckschritt  in  der  natur. 
23  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  48,  1886,  p.  437.)  — 
Whedon,  D.  D.  Evolution.  44  pp.  {In  his  State¬ 
ments:  theol.  and  crit.  p.  92.)— Whittaker.  T.  Croll, 
Philosophical  basis  of  evolution.  4  pp.  {Mind,  v.  16, 

1891,  p.  268.) — Romanes,  Mental  evolution  in  animals. 
5  pp.  {Mind,  v_9,  1884,  p.  291.) — Wright,  L.  The  new 
dogmatism.  22  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  54,  1888,  p.  192.) 

See  also  Animals. — Biology. — Cosmic  philos¬ 
ophy. — Creation.— Darwin,  C.  R.— Darwinism.— 
Design  {in  philosophy).  —  Man.  —  Materialism. — 
Natural  history. — Philosophy. -^Species. 

Evolution  de  la  po6sie  lyrique  en  France  au 
dix-neuvi^me  siScle.  2  v.  Brunetiere,  F.  2292 
Evolution  des  genres  dans  l’histoire  de  la 
litterature.  Brunetiere,  F.  2292 

Evolution  of  art.  24  pp.  Taylor,  J.  A. 

(Brooklyn  Ethical  Assoc.  Evolution  in  sci.,  etc.,  p.  295.) 


EVOLUTION  OF  CHRISTIANITY 


1369 


EWING,  William  Pinkney 


Evolution  of  Christianity.  Abbott,  L.  — 4254 

Evolution  of  decorative  art.  Balfour,  H. 

—1748 

Evolution  of  discovery.  2  pp.  Barnard,  C. 

(2V.  Am.  Rev.  v.  147,  1888,  p.  696.) 

Evolution  of  English  criticism,  Studies  in 
the.  Wylie,  L.  J.  2203 

Evolution  of  faiths,  Rivers  of  life  .  . .  showing 
the.  3  v.  Forlong,  J.  G.  R.  — 3252 

Evolution  of  humour.  11  pp.  Butcher,  S.  H. 

( Harper's  Mag.  v.  80,  1890,  p.  898.) 

Evolution  of  industry.  Dyer,  H.  — 3392 

Evolution  of  marriage  and  of  the  family. 
Letourneau,  C.  (Ellis,  H.,  Contemp.  Sci.  S.) 

—1367 

Evolution  of  property  from  savagery  to 
civilization.  Lafargue,  P.  — 2316 

Evolution  of  the  ordinance  of  1787.  Barrett, 
J.  A.  3505 

Evolution  of  theology.  42  pp.  Huxley,  T.  H. 

( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  pp.  346,  485.) 

Evolution  sexuelle  dans  l’espece  humaine. 
Sicard,  H.  — 1678 

Evolution  vs.  revolution,  in  politics.  White, 
A.  D.  —1362 

Evrenx,  Bp.  of.  See  Jean  II. 

Evreux,  France.  Ex  obituario  ecclesiae  Ebroi- 

censis.  6  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  23,  p.  460.) 
— Fossey,  J.,  and  others.  Arrondissement  d’E.  146  pp. 
(La  Balle,  (— )  de,  and  others,  Normandie  monumentale : 
Eure,  pt.  1,  p.  1.) — Meyer,  M.  P.  H.,  and  Joret,  C.  Re- 
cettes  mgdicales  en  Frangais.  Pub.  d’aprfes  le  MS.  23  d’E. 
12  pp.  ( Romania ,  v.  18,  1889,  p.  571.) 

Ewald,  Alexander  Charles.  1842 — . 

Life  and  times  of  Hon.  Algernon  Sydney, 
1622-83.  London,  1873.  2  v.  8°.  4765 

— —  Life  of  Sir  Joseph  Napier,  ex- Lord  Chan¬ 
cellor  of  Ireland ;  from  his  private  corres¬ 
pondence.  London,  1887.  8°.  4783 

-  Studies  re -studied.  Historical  sketches 

from  original  sources.  London,  1885.  8°.  1502 

Contents.  Rejected  addresses. — Bloody  assizes. — 
Delicate  mission. — Field  of  the  clotli  of  gold. — 
John,  Lord  Hervey.  —  A  has  les  Juifs.  —  Kniglit- 
errant’s  pilgrimage.— Last  hours  of  Mary,  Queen 
of  Scots.— Rye-IIonse  plot.— Warming-pan  story. 
— Westward  ho ! — Revolt  of  Sir  Thomas  Wyatt. 

Ewald,  Ernst  Deodat  Paul  Ferdinand  (Ed.) 
1836—. 

Farbige  decorationen  vom  XV-XIX  jahr- 
hundert.  Berlin,  1889-96.  2  v.  fo.  — 7.46 

Ewald,  Georg  Heinrich  August  von.  1803-75. 
History  of  Israel.  Tr.  from  the  German  by 
J.  Frederick  Smith,  v.  8.  London,  1886.  8°. 

—2294 

Note. — For  v.  1-5  see  preceding  catalogue ;  v.  6,  7 
wanting. 

Ewald,  Hermann  Friedrich.  1821 — .  Olufs- 

borg;  The  Treasure  of  Kjoersholm.  33  pp.  (Vicary,  J.  F., 
A  Stork's  nest,  pp.  67,  95.) 


Ewald,  Karl  Anton.  1845 — . 

Lectures  on  diseases  of  the  digestive  organs. 
Tr.  from  latest  German  ed.  by  R.  Saundby. 
London,  1891-92.  2  v.  8°.  ( New  Sydenham 

Soc.  v.  136,  139. )  —3797 

Contents.  Lectures  on  digestion,  v.  1.— Lectures  on 
diseases  of  the  stomach,  v.  2. 

Ewald,  Paul  (Ed.)  1851— 

Gregorii  I  Papae  registrum  epistolarum. 
See  Gregorius  I,  St..,  the  Great,  Pope. 

Ewart,  C.  Theodore.  Power  of  “  suggestion.” 

8  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  28,  1890,  p.  252.) 

Ewecross,  England.  Whitaker,  T.  D.  His¬ 
tory  of  Richmondshire  .  .  .  together  with  those 
parts  of  the  E  verwicschire  of  Domesday  which 
form  the  wapentakes  of  Lonsdale,  Ewecross. 
1823,  2  v.  5.31 

See  also  Yorkshire. 

Ewell,  Col.  Benjamin  Stoddert,  LL.  D.  1810-94. 

River  Tiber  in  Washington.  1  p.  ( Mag .  Am.  Hist.  v.  13, 
1885,  p.  183. ) 

Ewell,  Lt.-Gen.  Richard  Stoddert.  1816-72. 

Report  of  the  Pennsylvania  campaign.  18  pp.  (Southern 
Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  10,  1882,  p.  289.) — Evacuation  of 
Richmond.  5  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  13, 

1885,  p.  247.) 

-  Brown.  C.  Gen.  Ewell  at  first  Manassas:  reply  to 

Gen.  Beauregard.  6  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers, 
v.  13, 1885,  p.  41.)— Notes  on  Ewell’s  division  in  the  cam¬ 
paign  of  1862.  6  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  10, 
1882,  p.  255.) — Early,  J.  A.  Strength  of  Ewell’s  division 
in  the  campaign  of  1862.  9  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc. 
Papers,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  301.) — Harrison,  G.  F.  Ewell  at 
first  Manassas.  3  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  14, 

1886,  p.  356.)— Page,  R.  C.  M.,  and  others.  Captured 
guns  at  Spotsylvania  C.  H. :  correction  of  Gen.  Ewell’s 
report.  6  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  7,  1879, 
p.  535.) 

-  and  others.  From  the  Rapidan  to  Spot¬ 
sylvania  Courthouse.  18  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers, 
v.  13,  1885,  p.  229.) 

Ewelme,  England.  Napier,  H.  A.  Historical 
notices  of  the  parishes  of  Swyncombe  and 
Ewelme  in  the  county  of  Oxford.  1858.  .2551 
See  also  Oxfordshire. 

Ewe-speaking-  peoples  of  the  slave  coast  of 
West  Africa.  Ellis,  A.  B.  1416 

Ewing,  Alexander,  Bp.  of  Argyll.  Lees,  J.  C. 

Bp.  Ewing.  36  pp.  {Scottish  divines,  p.  353.)— 1 Till  loch, 
J.  Frederick  W.  Robertson  and  E.  42  pp.  {In  his  Move¬ 
ments  of  religious  thought  in  Britain  during  the  19  cent, 
p.  295.) 

Ewing-,  Edwin  Evans.  1824 — .  [Poems.]  10  pp. 

(Johnston,  G.,  Poets  and  poetry  of  Cecil  co.,  Md.  p.  168.) 

Ewing-,  James  Alfred.. 

Earthquake  measurement.  Tokio,  1883.  4°. 
(Tokio,  Imperial.  Univ.  Science  Dept.  Mem. 
no.  9.)  —1654 

Ewing-,  Mrs.  Juliana  Horatia  Gatty.  Moles- 

worth,  Mrs.  M.  L.  S.  Juliana  Horatia  Ewing.  12  pp. 
{Contemp.  Rev.  v.  49,  1886,  p.  675.) 

Ewing,  William  C. 

Norfolk  topographer’s  manual.  See  Wood¬ 
ward,  S. 

Ewing,  William  Pinkney.  1828 — .  [Poems.] 

7  pp.  (Johnston,  G.,  Poets  and  poetry  of  Cecil  co.,  Md. 
p.  178.) 


EXAARDE,  Belgium 


1370 


EXCURSIONS  EN  GRECE 


Exaarde,  Belgium.  Potter,  F.  de,  and  Broeck- 

aert,  J.  Exaarde.  72  pp.  (In  their  Geschiedenis  van  de 
geineenten  der  provincie  Oost-Vlaanderen,  3  s.  v.  2.) 

Exact  abridgement  of  the  records  in  the 
Tower  of  London.  Cotton,  Sir  R.  B.  1531 
Exact  collection  of  all  remonstrances,  decla¬ 
rations  .  .  .  and  other  remarkable  passages 
betweene  the  King  .  .  .  and  Parliament,  from 
Dec.  1641  to  March  21,  1643.  Husband,  E. 

1517 

Exact  discovery  of  the  mystery  of  iniquity  as 
it  is  now  practised  among  the  Jesuits,  1679. 
Oates,  T.  (Goldsmid,  E.  M.,  Biblioth.  curiosa. ) 

2127 

Exact  historic  of  the  late  revolutions  in 
Naples.  Giraffi,  A.  3547 

Exact  relation  of  the  entertainment  of  His 
Most  Sacred  Majesty  William  III,  King  of 
England,  Scotland,  France,  and  Ireland  .  .  . 
at  the  Hague,  giving  a  particular  description 
of  His  Majesty’s  entry  there,  Jan.  26,  169®. 
London,  1691.  12°.  1578 

Examen ;  or,  an  enquiry  into  the  credit  and 
veracity  of  a  pretended  complete  history. 
North,  R.  1521 

Exilnien  critico  del  libelo  publicado  en  la  im- 
prenta  del  comercio  en  Lima,  por  .  .  .  J.  M. 
Obando.  2  v.  Mosquera,  T.  C.  de.  4645 

Examen  de  conscience.  Troyes,  n.  d.  16°. 

( Biblioth .  bleue,  v.  14.)  2316 

Examen  quimico  y  bacteriologico  de  las  aguas 
potables.  Salazar,  A.  E.,  and  Newman,  C. 

—3797 

Examination  into  the  leading  principles  of  the 

Federal  Constitution.  41  pp.  Webster  N.  (Ford,  P.  L., 
Pamphlets  on  the  Constitution,  p.  25.) 

Examination  of  Sir  Wm.  Hamilton’s  philos¬ 
ophy.  Mill,  J.  S.  — 1452 

Examination  of  the  Constitution  for  the  United 

States  of  America.  22  pp.  Coxe,  T.  (Ford,  P.  L.,  Pam¬ 
phlets  on  the  Constitution,  p.  133.) 

Examination  of  the  seasonable  and  necessarie 
warning  concerning  present  dangers  and 
duties,  emitted  from  the  Commissioners  of 
the  General  Assembly  of  the  kirk  of  Scotland. 
London,  1650.  sm.  4°.  ( Commonwealth  tracts, 
v.  1. )  4555 

Examination  of  the  trials  for  sedition  which 
have  hitherto  occurred  in  Scotland.  2  v. 
Cockburn,  H.  T.,  Lord.  — 3336 

Examinations,  Competitive.  See  Competitive 
examinations. 

Examiner :  a  Sunday  paper,  on  politics,  do¬ 
mestic  economy,  and  theatricals.  [Ed.  by 
J.  H.  L.  Hunt],  1824,  25.  London,  1824-25. 
2  v.  4°.  •  2151 

Examiner’s  dream  :  a  rhapsody.  8  pp.  ( Mac¬ 
millan's  Mag.  v.  54,  1886,  p.  55.) 

Examples  of  colonial  architecture  in  South 
Carolina  and  Georgia.  Crane,  E.  A.,  and 
Soderholtz,  E.  E.  — 7.41 


Examples  of  contemporary  art.  Carr,  J.  W.  C. 

— 17E3 

Examples  of  Irish  bookplates.  2  v.  Burke, 

H.  F.  W.  52 

Examples  of  the  art  of  book-binding.  Qua- 
ritch,  B.  W.  64 

Examples  of  the  book-binders’  art  of  the  XVI 
and  XVII  centuries.  Wallis,  A.  W.  51 

Ex-brigadier,  An.  11  pp.  Elliott,  S.  B.  (Har¬ 
per’s  Mag.  v.  80,  1890,  p.  888.) 

Excavations  on  the  site  of  the  Roman  city  at 

Silchester.  56  pp.  3  pi.  Fox,  G.  E.  (Archaeologia,  v.  54, 

1895,  pt.  2,  p.  439.) 

Excerpta  ex  cartul.  Cath.  St.  David,  n.  p., 
n.  d.  fo.  2541 

Excerpta  ex  diversis  litteris  missionariorum 
ab  anno  1638  ad  annum  1677.  Dalrymple, 
E.  A.  (Ed.)  (Md.  Hist.  Soc.  Fund  pub.  no.  7, 
Suppl. )  3592 

Exchange.  Kelly,  P.  Universal  cambist  and 
commercial  instructor.  1821,  2  v.  ;  1835,  2  v. 
in  1.  . — 2471 

-  Kras.  W.  Boerse  und  boersensteuer.  19  pp.  (  Unsere 

Zeit,  1885,  v.  2,  p.  179.) — Forrt.W.  C.  Foreign  exchanges 
and  movement  of  gold,  1894-95.  19  pp.  (Yale  Rev.  v.  4, 

1896,  p.  128.) — Foster  on  exchanges.  26  pp.  (Edin. 
Rev.  v.  9,  1807,  p.  111.) — Mo«lern  trarte  and  the  means 
of  exchange.  42  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  164,  1886,  p.'l.) — 
Shearman.  T.  G.  Need,  not  of  “  more  money,”  but  of 
better  exchange.  11  pp.  (Forum.,  v.  16,  1893,  p.  459.) — 
Wal  ras,  L.  La  bourse,  la  speculation,  et  l’agiotage. 
54  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p£r.  v.  5,  1880,  p.  452  ; 

V.  6,  1880,  p.  66. 

See  also  Banks  aiul  Banking1.— Business. — Com¬ 
merce  and  Trarte. — Commercial  law. — Finance. 
—  Merchants.  —  Money.  —  Political  economy.— 
Reciprocity. 

Exchange,  Bills  of.  See  Bills  of  Exchange. 
Exchange,  Ship.  Famous  and  wonderful  re¬ 
covery  of  a  ship  of  Bristol,  called  the  Ex¬ 
change,  from  the  Turkish  pirates  of  Argier. 
1622;  repr.  1882.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner , 
v.  4. )  2117 

Excommunication.  Paulus  IV,  Pope.  Texte 

de  la  bulle  d’excommunication  lancSe  contre  la  famille 
Colonna.  Confiscation  de  ses  biens  h£r6ditaires.  8  pp. 
(Rev.  hist.  v.  7,  1878,  p.  121.) — Stillingfleet,  E.,  Bp.  of 
Worcester.  Discourse  concerning  the  power  of  excom¬ 
munication  in  a  Christian  church.  20  pp.  (  Works,  v.  2, 
p.  419.) 

See  also  Catholic  Church.— Church  polity.— 
Curses. 

Excrements.  Bourke,  J.  G.  Scatalogic  rites 
of  all  nations.  A  dissertation  upon  the  em¬ 
ployment  of  excrementitious  remedial  agents 
in  religion,  therapeutics  .  .  .  etc.  in  all  parts 
of  the  globe.  1891.  P.R. 

-  Jannet,  P.,  and  others.  Bibliotheca  scata- 

logica.  [1850.]  L.96 

Excursion  down  the  Wye,  from  Ross  to  Mon¬ 
mouth.  Heath,  C.  2535 

Excursion  to  Lake  Superior.  24  pp.  8  pi. 

Van  Hise,  C.  R.  (Cong.  geol.  internal.  1891,  p.  489.) 

Excursion  to  Stratford-upon-Avon.  Moncrieff, 

W.  T.  1466 

Excursions  en  Grfece.  Lacour,  J.  L.  2491 


EXCURSIONS  IN  ART 


1371 


EXETER  CATHEDRAL 


Excursions  in  art  and  letters.  Story,  W.  W. 

2293 

Excursions  in  Greece.  Diehl,  C.  1786 

Excursions  in  the  interior  of  Russia.  Bremner, 
R.  2  v.  .2465 

Excursions  of  an  evolutionist.  Fiske,  J.  2295 

Excursions  sur  les  bords  du  Rhin.  2  v.  Dumas, 
A.,  (Euvres  compl.  v.  110,  111.  — 4174 

Excursus  ad  Avieni  Or.  marit.  vers.  277-283. 

26  pp.  (Wernsdorf,  J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  5,  pt.  3, 
p.  1419.) 

Executioners.  Sanson,  H.  Sept  generations 
d’executeurs,  1688-1847.  M6moires  des  San¬ 
son.  1862-63,  6  v.  4744 

The  same ,  in  English.  1876,  2  v.  5813 

See  also  Capital  punishment.  —  Crime  and 
Criminals. 

Executions.  See  Capital  punishment. 

Executions  politiques  en  France,  en  Angle- 
terre,  en  Russie,  et  en  Espagne,  Histoire  des 
conspirations  et  des.  4  v.  Saint  -  Hilaire, 
E.  M.  de.  .2684 

Executive  power. 

Benton,  J.  H.,  Jr.  The  veto  power  in  the 
United  States.  What  is  it?  1888.  — 2323 

-  Curtis,  B.  R.  Executive  power.  1862. 

(Polit.  pampli.  1860-65. )  — 4396 

-  Experience  the  test  of  government :  in 

eighteen  essays.  1807.  (Duane,  W.  J.,  and 
others,  Select  pamphlets.)  — 2352 

-  Mason,  E.  C.  The  veto  power,  its  origin, 

development,  and  function  in  the  government 
of  the  United  States  (1789-1889).  1890.  ( Har¬ 
vard  Hist.  Monographs ,  no.  1. )  4646 

-  Observations  on  the  late  presidential 

veto,  together  with  a  plan  for  a  change  of  the 
Constitution  relative  to  this  power.  1842. 
(Bound pamph.  v.  124.)  5934 

-  Whiting,  W.  War  powers  of  the  Presi¬ 
dent.  1862.  (Polit.  pamph.  1860-65.)  — 4395 

-  Pendleton,  G.  H.  Speech,  Dec.  10,  1861,  on  the 

power  of  the  President  to  suspend  the  privilege  of 
Habeas  Corpus.  8  pp.  (Polit.  pamph.  1860-65.) — Veto 
power  of  the  President.  5  pp.  ( Dem .  Rev.  v.  28,  1851, 
p.  243.) — Webster,  D.  Executive  patronage  and  re¬ 
movals  from  office ;  Executive  usurpation.  12  pp.  (In 
his  Great  speeches,  pp.  347,  353.) 

See  also  Presidents  of  tlie  United  States. 

Exedras.  Durm,  J.,  and  Wagner,  H.  Garten- 

haeuser,  kioske,  und  pavilions.  9  pp.  (Durm,  J.,  and 
others,  Handb.  der  architektur,  4  th.  v.  4,  pt.  2,  p.  246.) — 
Stibadien  und  exedren,  pergolen,  und  veranden.  6  pp. 
(Durm,  J.,  and  others,  Handb.  der  architektur,  4  th.  v.  4, 
pt.  2,  p.  240.) 

Exempla ;  or,  illustrative  stories  from  the 
Sermones  vulgares.  Jacques,  de  Vitry ,  Bp.  of 
Acre.  (Folk-lore  Soc.  no.  26.)  2213 

Exempla  scripturae  epigraphicae  Latinae. 
Huebner,  E.  W.  E.  (Ed.)  1221 

Exercice  de  devotion,  contenant  les  prieres  du 
matin  et  du  soir  ...  36  pi.  Troyes,  n.  d. 
16°.  (Biblioth.  bleue ,  v.  18.)  2316 

Von.  III.— 172. 


Exercices  critiques  de  la  conference  de  philo- 
logie  grecque.  Tournier,  E.  (Ed. )  (Biblioth. 
Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  10.)  — 4154 

Exercices  elementaires  de  lecture  musicale. 

Chev6,  E.  J.  M.,  and  Cheve,  N.  P.  — 2754 
Exercise. 

Blaikie,  W.  How  to  get  strong  and  how 
to  stay  so.  1884.  — 1797 

-  Hartwell,  E.  M.  On  the  physiology  of 

exercise.  1887.  — 1797 

-  Lee,  R.  J.  Exercise  and  training,  their 

effects  upon  health.  1873.  — 1797 

-  Maclaren,  A.  Training  in  theory  and 

practice.  1874.  — 1797 

-  Ralfe,  C.  H.  Exercise  and  training.  1883. 

(Health  primers.)  — 1797 

-  Walker,  D.  Exercises  for  ladies  calculated 

to  preserve  and  improve  beauty.  1836.  — 1797 
See  also  Athletics.  —  Callisthenics.  —  Gymnas¬ 
tics.— Hygiene. — Physical  training'. 

Exercitation  answered,  in  the  assertions  .  .  . 
made  good  against  it.  London,  1650.  sm.  4°. 
(Commonwealth  tracts ,  v.  1.)  4555 

Exercitation  concerning  usurped  powers 
wherein  the  difference  betwixt  civil  authority 
and  usurpation  is  stated.  Hollingworth,  R. 
( Commonwealth  tracts ,  v.  3. )  4555 

Exeter,  Bps.  of.  See  Phillpotts,  H. — Temple,  F. 
Exeter,  England. 

Freeman,  E.  A.  Exeter.  1887.  (Freeman, 
E.  A.,  and  Hunt,  W.,  Historic  towns. )  2424 

-  Izacke,  R.  Alphabetical  register  of  divers 

persons,  who  .  .  .  have  given  .  .  .  towards  the 
relief  of  the  poor  of  the  .  .  .  city  and  county 
of  Exon.  1736.  2537 

- Antiquities  of  the  city  of  Exeter.  1677. 

2527 

- Remarkable  antiquities  of  the  city  of 

Exeter :  giving  an  account  of  the  laws  and 
customs  of  the  place.  With  a  catalogue  of 
all  the  bishops,  mayors,  and  sheriffs,  1049- 
1723.  2  ed.  by  S.  Izacke.  1741.  2537 

-  Oliver,  G.  History  of  the  city  of  Exeter. 

1861.  2526 

-  Davidson,  J.  B.  On  some  Anglo-Saxon  charters 

at  E.  45  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  39,  1883, 
p.  259.) — La  Garde,  P.  C.  de.  On  the  antiquity  and  in¬ 
vention  of  the  lock  canal  of  E.  20  pp.  1  pi.  (Archaeoloqia, 
v.  28,  1840,  p.  7.) 

See  also  Devonshire. 

Exeter,  N.  H.  Bell,  C.  H.  History  of  the  town 
of  Exeter.  1888.  2613 

-  Everett,  E.  Festival  at  E.  7  pp.  (Orations  and 

speeches,  v.  2,  p.  281.) 

See  also  Phillips  Exeter  Academy. 

Exeter  book.  Gollancz,  I.  (Ed. )  (Early  Eng. 

Text  Soc.  no.  104. )  2123 

Exeter  book.  ( Codex  Exoniensis. )  3  pp.  1  pi. 

Slater,  D.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  41,1885,  p.  296.) 

Exeter  Cathedral.  Carter,  J.  Some  ac¬ 
count  of  the  cathedral  church  of  Exeter. 
[1797-98.]  6.45 


EXETER  CATHEDRAL 


1372 


EXPENSA 


-  F.nglcfield,  Sir  H.  C.  Observations  on  Bp.  Lyttel¬ 
ton’s  account  of  Exeter  Cathedral.  4  pp.  (Carter,  J., 
Some  account  of  the  cathedral  church  of  Exeter,  p.  13.) — 
Lyttelton,  C.,  Bp.  of  Carlisle.  Some  remarks  on  the 
original  foundation  and  construction  of  the  present 
fabric  of  Exeter  Cathedral.  12  pp.  (Carter,  J.,  Some  ac¬ 
count  of  the  cathedral  church  of  Exeter,  p.  1.) — Ward, 
Lock,  and  C'o.  (Pubs.)  Exeter  Cathedral.  28  pp.  10  pi. 
(In  their  Our  national  cathedrals,  v.  2,  p.  55.) 

Exeter  College.  Boase,  C.  W.  Registrum 
collegii  Exoniensis.  Register  of  the  rectors, 
fellows,  and  other  members  on  the  foundation 
of  Exeter  College,  Oxford,  with  a  history  of 
the  college  and  illustrative  documents.  1894. 
(Oxford  Hist.  Soc.  Pub.  v.  27.)  2535 

-  Boase,  C.  W.  Exeter  College.  21pp.  (Clark,  A.,  Col¬ 
leges  of  Oxford,  p.  76.)— Stillingtleet,  E.,  Bp.  of  Worces- 
ter.  Case  of  visitation  of  colleges,  in  the  House  of  Lords, 
in  Exeter-College  case.  9  pp.  ( Works,  v.  3,  p.  877.) 

See  also  England,  Education. — Oxford  l  ii i ver¬ 
sify. 

Exeter  Diocesan  Architectural  Society. 
Transactions.  2  s.  v.  1.  Exeter,  1867-72.  2  v. 
in  1,  4°.  — 2735 

Contents.—  Ellacomhe,  H.  T.  Church  bells  in  the  towers 
of  all  the  parish  churches  of  Devonshire;  Bells  of  the 
church. 

Exford,  England.  Howes,  J.  G.  Notes  on  E. 
9  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc. 
v.  35,  1890,  p.  37.) 

See  also  Somersetshire. 

Exhibitions  of  art  and  industry.  See  Expo¬ 
sitions. 

Exhibitions  of  paintings.  See  Pictures. 

Exil  de  Polexandre.  Gomberville,  M.  le  R. 

de.  1202 

Exile.  Giesecke,  A.  De  philosophorum  vete- 
rum  quae  ad  exilium  spectant  sententiis.  1891. 

3202 

-  Kennan,  G.  Siberia  and  the  exile  system. 

1891,  2  v.  1481 

-  Mazzini,  G.  The  exile.  3  pp.  (Life  and  writings, 

v.  2,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Banishment.  —  Botany  Bay.  —  Crime 
and  Criminals.  —  Punishments.  —  Siberia.  — 
Transportation  (of  convicts). 

Eximeniz,  Francesch.  See  Ximenez,  F. 
Existence.  Piault,  U.  F.  De  P existence 
universelle.  1848.  — 1371 

-  I,evy.  J.  H.  Mill’s  propositions  and  inferences  of 

mere  existence.  4  pp.  (Mind,  v.  10,  1885,  p.  417.)  — 
Robertson,  G.  C.  Pikler,  Psychology  of  the  belief  in 
objective  existence.  5  pp.  (Mind,  v.  16,  1891,  p.  100.) 

See  also  Being.— Eife.— Eternity.— Metaphysics. 
— Philosophy. 

Existence  d’une  epopee  franke,  De  P.  Rathail, 
J.  de.  ’  2304 

Existing  remains  of  the  ancient  Britons. 

Oliver,  G.  2537 

Ex-libris.  See  Book-plates. 

Ex-libris  ana.  Jardere,  H.  L.43 

Ex-libris  collection  of  the  Ducal  library  at 
Wolfenbuettel.  Heinemann,  O.  von.  W.  52 
Exmoor,  England.  Rawle,  E.  J.  Annals  of 
the  ancient  royal  forest  of  Exmoor.  1893.  2511 

-  Elworthy,  F.  T.  Exmoor  scolding  and  courtship. 

176  pp.  (Eng.  Dialect.  Soc.  no.  25,  p.  1.)— Raxvle,  E.  J. 


Final  perambulation  of  Exmoor  forest.  8  pp.  (Somer¬ 
setshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  40,  1894, 
p.  171.) 

See  also  Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  49,  1884,  p.  95.  Also 

Devonshire. — Somersetshire. 

Exner,  Lt.-Col.  ( — ).  German  army  of  to-day. 

26  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  84,  1892,  p.  869.) 

Exner,  Sigmund.  1846 — .  Ueber  allgemeine 

denkfehler.  14  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  58, 1889,  p.  103.) 
- — •  Lewis,  B.  Exner  on  the  minute  structure  of  the 
cerebral  cortex.  4  pp.  (Brain,  v.  4,  1882,  p.  377.) 

Exner,  Wilhelm  Franz,  and  others. 

Technik  der  wichtigeren  baustoffe.  2  aufl. 
Darmstadt,  1895.  8°.  (Durm,  J.,  and  others, 

Handb.  der  architektur ,  1  th.  v.  1,  pt.  1. )  — 1765 
Exodus,  Book  of.  See  Bible,  O.  T.,  Exodus. 
Exodus  of  the  Israelites.  See  Jews. 
Exodus  of  the  western  nations.  2  v.  Kep- 
pel,  W.  C.,  6  Earl  of  Albemarle.  1593 

Exorcism.  Amati,  G.  {Ed. )  Ubbie,  ciancioni, 
e  ciarpe  del  secolo  XIV.  [1866.]  ( Scelta  di 

curiosith  letterarie,  no.  72. )  2322 

-  Menghi,  G.  Flagellum  daemonum,  seu 

exorcismi  terribiles,  potentissimi,  et  efficaces. 
1580.  —2467 

-  Boueherie,  A.  Formules  de  conjuration  antfirieures 

au  9  si&cle.  11  pp.  (Rev.  d.  lang.  rom.  v.  5,  1874,  p.  103.) — 
Brnzzn.  dei  Barnabiti,  L.  Tessera  esorcistica.  9  pp. 
(Rome,  Comm,  archeol.  municip.  Bull.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  165.) 
— Dziewichi,  M.  H.  “  Exorcizo  te.”  16  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  579.)— Bailee,  J.  H.  Segen- 
sprueche.  9  pp.  (Germania,  v.  32,  1887,  p.  452.) 

See  also  Demonology.— Magic  and  .Sorcery.— 
Superstition. — Witchcraft. 

Exosmosis.  Soemmerring,  S.  T.  von.  Ueber 

die  verduenstung  durch  thierische  haeute.  20  pp.  4  pi. 
(Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  7 :  Mathemat.-phys. 
classe,  Abhandl.  1818-20,  p.  245.) 

See  also  Fluids. 

Expansion  coloniale  de  la  France.  Lanessan, 
J.  M.  A.  de.  .2695 

Expedition  against  Rochefort.  London,  1758. 

8°.  (Polit.  tracts  rel.  to  Admiral  Byng.)  1517 
Expedition  de  Charles  VIII  en  Italie.  Dela- 
borde,  H.  F.,  Comte.  3542 

Expedition  fran§aise  de  Formose,  1884-85.  2  v. 

Garnot,  E.  1435,  atlas  1421 

Expedition  of  Humphry  Clinker.  2  v.  Smollet, 
T.  G.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists , 
v.  30,  31. )  4167 

Expedition  to  discover  the  sources  of  the 
White  Nile,  in  the  years  1840,  41.  2  v.  Werne, 
F.  1416 

Expeditions  et  pelerinages  des  Scandinaves 
en  Terre  Sainte  au  temps  des  Croisades. 
Riant,  P.,  Comte.  3735 

Expeditions  to  Prussia  and  the  Holy  Land 
made  by  Henry,  Earl  of  Derby.  Smith,  L.  T. 
(Ed.)  ( Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  no.  52.)  1504 

Expenditure,  On.  26  pp.  Ellis,  W.,  Philo- 

Socrates,  v.  3,  p.  153. 

Expensa  militiae  Comitis  Attrebatensis  in  Pen- 

thecoste  A.  D.  1237  mense  Junio.  5  pp.  (Bouquet,  M., 
Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  22,  p.  579.) 


EXPENSE 


1373 


EXPLOSIVES 


Expense,  Of.  7  pp.  Bacon,  Sir  F.,  Essays, 

with  annotations  by  R.  Whatcly,  4  ed.,  p.  298. 

Experience.  Emerson,  R.  W.  Experience. 

40  pp.  ( IForfcs,  v.  3,  p.  47. ) — Ottering;.  K.  T.  Ueber  den 
begriff  der  erfahrung.  59  pp.  (  Vierteljahrsschr .  f.  wissens. 
philos.  v.  1,  1877,  pp.  384,  525;  v.  2,  1878,  p.  106.)— Keene, 
H.  G.  Conflicts  of  experience.  5  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag. 
v.  61,  1890,  p.  452.)— Sclieliwien,  R.  Ueber  den  begriff 
der  erfahrung,  mit  ruecksicht  auf  Hume  und  Kant. 
20  pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  philos.  v.  103,  1894,  p.  122.) — Sell  in  id- 
knnz,  H.  Yolkelt:  Erfahrung  und  denken.  19  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  92,  1887,  p.  281.) — Seth,  J.  Fouill^e, 
Avenir  de  la  mgtapliysique  fondle  sur  l’expgrience.  4  pp. 
(Mind,  v.  15,  1890,  p.  401.)— Staudinger,  F.  Zur  grund- 
legung  des  erfabrungsbegriffs.  52  pp.  (  Vierteljahrsschr . 
f.  wissens.  philos.  v.  6,  1882,  p.  413;  v.  7,  1883,  p.  17.) 

See  also  Cognition. — Judgment,  (in  philosophy).— 
Perception. — Philosophy. 

Experience  the  test  of  government:  in 
eighteen  essays.  Written  during  the  years 
1805  and  1806,  to  aid  the  investigation  of 
principles,  and  operation  of  the  existing  con¬ 
stitution  and  laws  of  Pennsylvania.  Phila., 
1807.  8°.  (Duane,  W.  J.,  and  others,  Select 

pamphlets. )  — 2352 

Contents.  More  of  the  great  master  cheek,  and  the 
little  checks  and  balances.— On  the  danger  of  excessive 
confidence. — Project  for  a  reformation  of  the  Con¬ 
st  itut  ion. — Of  the  dangerous  power  of  the  Execu¬ 
tive  over  the  public  purse. — On  the  pernicious  influence 
of  various  powers  in  the  Executive.— Of  the  Execu¬ 
tive  influence. — Executive  power  as  it  is  absurd, 
despotic  in  fact. — On  the  nature  of  government  and 
legal  power. — Reform  the  vital  principal  of  free  govern¬ 
ment. —  Is  the  tenure  of  the  judiciary  compatible 
with  representative  government? — Does  the  judiciary 
system  produce  a  real  redress  of  wrongs?— Of  deceits 
on  the  people  concerning  justice.  —  Of  checks  and 
balances  in  the  Land  department.— Project  of  a  re¬ 
form  in  legislation  and  administration. — Duty  of  the 
people  to  themselves. — On  the  distribution  of  power 
among  the  delegates  of  the  people. — On  the  office  of 
Secretary  of  the  Commonwealth  and  its  perver¬ 
sion.— System  of  the  treasury  nugatory,  and  destruc¬ 
tive  of  its  intention. 

Experiences  of  an  amateur  photographer. 

5  pp.  Hepworth,  G.  H.  ( Harper’s  Mag.  v.  79,  1889,  p.  454. ) 

Experimental  essays  on  the  principles  of  con¬ 
struction  in  arches,  piers,  buttresses.  Bland, 
W.  —1775 

Experimental  evolution.  Varigny,  H.  de. 

—1678 

Experiments  and  observations  on  the  gastric 
juice.  Beaumont,  W.  — 3785 

Experiments  of  Miss  Sally  Cash.  15  pp.  John¬ 
ston,  R.  M.  (Century  Mag.  v.  14,  1888,  p.  547.) 

Expiring-  continent.  Mitchinson,  A.  W.  1413 

Explanation  of  the  devices  on  the  continental 

bills  of  credit.  4  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  1,  1877,  p.  751.) 

Explanations:  a  sequel  to  “Vestiges  of  the 
natural  history  of  creation.”  Chambers,  R. 

—1677 

Explanatory  and  pronouncing  dictionary  of 
the  noted  names  of  fiction.  Wheeler,  W.  A. 

1186 

Explanatory  notes  and  remarks  on  Milton’s 
Paradise  lost.  Richardson,  J.,  and  Richard¬ 
son,  J.,  Jr,  1307 


Explication  des  passages  de  droit  privd  con- 
tenus  dans  les  CEuvres  de  Ciceron.  Caqueray, 
G.  de.  3225 

Explication  historique  des  Instituts  de  l’Em- 
pereur  Justinien.  2  v.  Ortolan,  J.  L.  E. 

—3357 

Exploits  and  triumphs,  in  Europe,  of  Paul 
Morphy.  Edge,  F.  M.  — 1797 

Exploits  de  Basile  Digenis  Acritas.  Legrand, 
E.  (Ed.)  ( Biblioth .  gr.  vulgaire ,  v.  6.)  3273 

Exploits  de  Digenis  Akritas.  Sathas,  C.  N., 
and  Legrand,  E.  3273 

Exploratjao  dos  rios  Itapetininga  e  Paranapa- 
nema.  Sampaio,  T.  F.  (Derby,  O.  A.,  Com- 
miss.  geog.  e  geol.  da  provincia  de  S.  Paulo. ) 

1401 

Exploration  arclieologiquc  au  tombeau  de 
Juba  II.  Caise,  L.  A.  1732 

Explorations.  See  Discoveries  (in geography). 
Explorations  and  adventures  in  New  Guinea. 

Strachan,  J.  2497 

Explorations  in  Nebraska  and  Dakota,  in  the 
years  1855-57,  Preliminary  report  of.  War¬ 
ren,  G.  K.  (  U.  S.  Engineers,  Corps  of. )  2472 

Explorations  in  south-west  Africa.  Baines,  T. 

1436 

Explorations  on  the  west  coast  of  Florida. 
Heilprin,  A.  — 1572 

Explosions. 

Franklin  Institute.  Report  of  the  com¬ 
mittee  on  the  explosions  of  steam-boilers. 
1836.  (Bound  pamph.  \ .  238.)  5934r 

-  Redfield,  W.  C.  Letter  to  the  Secretary 

of  the  Treasury,  on  the  history  and  causes  of 
steamboat  explosions,  and  the  means  of  pre¬ 
vention.  1839.  ( U.  S.  25  Cong.  3  sess.  House 

doc.  no.  21  :  Bound  pamph.  v.  238. )  5934 

-  Guthrie,  A.  Memorial,  submitting  the  results  of  an 

investigation  made  by  him  into  the  causes  of  the  explo¬ 
sions  of  steam-boilers.  38  pp.  (U.  S.  32  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate 
miscel.  doc.  no.  32:  Bound  pamph.  v.  238.) — Gutlirie, 
W.  W.  Communication  on  the  causes  of  explosions  of 
steam-boilers.  7  pp.  ( U.  S.  31  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  miscel. 
doc.  no.  13:  Bound  pamph.  v.  238.)— V nited  States, 
Navy  Department.  Report  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy, 
in  compliance  with  a  resolution  of  the  Senate,  in  relation 
to  the  invention  of  Thomas  S.  Easton,  for  preventing  the 
explosions  of  steam-boilers.  38  pp.  ( 17.  S.  27  Cong.  2  sess. 
Senate  doc.  no.  336:  Bound  pamph.  v.  238.) — United 
States,  Patent  Office.  Report  of  the  Commissioners  of 
Patents,  on  the  subject  of  steam-boiler  explosions.  102  pp. 
( U.  S.  30  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  no.  18 :  Bound 
pamph.  v.  238. ) 

See  also  Dust. — Dynamite. — Explosives. — Fire 
damp.— Gas,  Illuminating. — Gases.— Gun  cotton. — 
Gunpowder. —  Mines  and  Mining. — Nitroglyc¬ 
erin. — Steam. 

Explosives. 

Berthelot,  P.  E.  M.  Explosives  and  their 
power.  Tr.  . . .  by  C.  N.  Hake  and  W.  Macnab. 
1892.  —2764 

-  Drinker,  II.  S.  Tunneling,  explosive  com¬ 
pounds,  and  rock  drills.  1893.  — 2713 

-  Eissler,  M.  Handbook  on  modern  explo¬ 
sives.  1890.  —2777 


EXPLOSIVES 


1374 


EYB,  Albrecht  von 


-  Abbot,  H.  L.  Use  of  high  explosives  in  war.  9  pp. 

(Forum,  v.  6,  1888,  p.  65.) — Explosives  act,  1875.  Ab¬ 
stract  of  the  principal  provisions  of  the  act.  35  pp. 
(Eissler,  M.,  Handb.  on  mod.  explosives,  p.  278.) — Hay¬ 
den,  H.  E.  Explosive  or  poisoned  musket  or  rifle  balls; 
were  they  authorized  and  used  by  the  Confederate  States 
Army,  or  by  the  United  States  Army  during  the  Civil 
war?  11  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  8,  1880, 
p.  18.) — SB  oat  test  as  applied  to  explosives  of  the  nitro¬ 
compound  class  (as  defined  by  Order  in  Council,  no.  1,  of 
5  of  August,  1875).  9  pp.  (Eissler,  M.,  Handb.  on  mod. 
explosives,  p.  267.) — Iless,  P.  On  the  analysis  of  explo¬ 
sives.  25  pp.  (Eissler,  M.,  Handb.  on  mod.  explosives, 
p.  242.) — Newton,  J.  Modern  explosives.  10  pp.  ( N . 
Am.  Rev.  v.  137,  1883,  p.  459.) — Schwarz,  H.  Ueber  die 
explodirenden  substanzen  der  neuzeit.  17  pp.  ( XJnsere 
Zeit,  1870,  v.  1,  p.  52.) 

See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  155,  1883,  p.  501.  Also  Blasting. 
—  Dynamite.—  Explosions.— Fire  damp.— Gnu 
cotton.  —  Gunpowder.  —  Nitroglycerin.  —  Tor¬ 
pedoes. 

Explosives,  Bibliography . 

Munroe,  C.  E.  Index  to  the  literature  of 
explosives.  Pts.  1,  2.  1886-93,  2  pts.  W.  16 

Explosives  act,  1875.  Abstract  of  the  principal 

provisions  of  the  act.  35  pp.  (Eissler,  M.,  Handb.  on 
mod.  explosives,  p.  278.) 

Expose  des  institutions  du  canton  de  Vaud. 

32  pp.  Bauty,  C.  (With  Droz,  N.,  Instruction  civiquc.) 

Exposition  coloniale  de  1889.  Les  colonies  fran- 
§aises.  6  v.  Henri que,  L.,  and  others.  .2697 
Exposition  de  la  doctrine  de  l’eglise  catho- 
lique,  sur  les  matieres  de  controverse.  Bos- 
suet,  J.  B.,  Bp.  of  Meaux.  — 3204 

Exposition  of  Psalm  CXIX.  Bridges,  C.  — 4156 
Expositions  des  Evangiles.  Sully,  M.  de,  Bp. 

of  Baris.  ( Biblioth .  bleue,  v.  4.)  2316 

Expositions  of  art  anti  industry.  Berger,  G. 

Suggestions  for  the  next  world’s  fair.  7  pp.  ( Century 
Mag.  v.  17,  1890,  p.  845.) — Bouillier,  F.  Centenaires, 
anniversaires,  expositions.  20  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s. 
▼.  112, 1887,  p.  94.) — Ueber  knnstausstellungen.  6  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  2,  p.  474.)— Wood,  H.  T.  Exhibi¬ 
tions.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  20,  1886,  p.  633.) 

See  also  Fairs. — Fine  arts.  Galleries,  Museums,  Col¬ 
lections.  Also  the  names  of  places  where  the  Expositions 
have  been  held,  as  Berlin. — Brussels. — California. 
— Chicago. — Dresden. —  Madrid. —  Manchester.— 
I*aris. — Philadelphia. — Vienna,  etc. 

Expostulation.  7  pp.  Cowper,  W.,  Works, 

ed.  by  T.  S.  Grimshawe,  p.  516. 

Express  trains,  English  and  foreign.  Fox- 
well,  E.,  and  Farrer,  T.  C.  — 2726 

Expression.  Bell,  Sir  0.  Anatomy  and  phi¬ 
losophy  of  expression  as  connected  with  the 
fine  arts.  1847.  — 1753 

-  Morgan,  A.  An  hour  with  Delsarte :  a 

study  of  expression.  1889.  — 2156 

-  Stebbins,  G.  Delsarte  system  of  expres¬ 
sion.  1889.  — 2156 

-  Warner,  F.  Physical  expression,  its 

modes  and  principles.  1886.  (Intermit.  Sci.  S.) 

—1678 

-  Bruncti^re,  F.  Expression  dans  les  beaux- arts. 

14  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1884,  3  p6r.  v.  61,  p.  211.)— 
Symonds,  J.  A.  Beauty,  composition,  expression,  and 
characterisation.  28  pp.  (Essays,  speculative  and  sug¬ 
gestive,  v.  1,  p.  212 ;  Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  43,  1888,  p.  211.) 

See  also  Character.  —  Elocution.  —  Emotions. — 
Fine  arts.— Music.— Rhetoric. 


Exsuperantius,  Julius.  Circa  5  cent.  Opus- 

culum  de  Marii,  Lepidi,  ac  Sertorii  bellis  civilibus.  9  pp. 
(Sallustius  Crispus,  C.,  Quae  exstant  omnia  opera,  p.  507  : 
Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Biblioth.  class.  Lat.;  Operum  reliquiae  ed. 
F.  D.  Gcrlach,  p.  148 ;  Catalina  .  .  .  ed.  F.  D.  Gerlach, 
p.  174.) 

Extra  limital  animals  and  mound  builder’s 

pipes.  6  pp.  Peet,  S.  D.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  8,  1886,  p.  308.) 

Extra  official  state  papers.  Knox,  W.  —3316 
Extraction  of  foreign  bodies.  25  pp.  Brodie, 

Sir  B.  C.,  Works,  v.  3,  p.  508. 

Extracts  de  los  mas  c61ebres  escritores  y  poetas 
espaiioles,  en  dos  partes.  Baltimore,  1822. 
2  v.  in  1,  12°.  2302 

Extracts  from  a  diary.  Cockburn,  Sir  G.  1676 
Extracts  from  records  in  the  possession  of 
Portsmouth.  Murrell,  It.  J.,  and  East,  R.  2511 
Extracts  from  the  records  of  the  Merchant 
Adventurers  of  Newcastle-upon-Tyne.  v.  1. 
Boyle,  J.  R.,  and  Dendy,  F.  W.  (Eds.)  ( Sur¬ 
tees  Soc.  v.  93. )  4556 

Extradition. 

Goddyn,  M.,  and  Mahiels,  E.  Droit 
criminel  beige  au  point  de  vue  international. 
1880.  —1345 

-  Kirchner,  F.  J.  Extradition,  recueil  ren- 

fermant  in-extenso  tous  les  trait6s  conclus 
jusqu’au  17  Jan.  1883,  entre  les  nations  civi¬ 
lises.  1883.  —1311 

-  Moore,  J.  B.  Report  on  extradition,  with 

returns  of  all  cases,  1842-90.  1890.  — 3346 

-  Dareste  de  la  Chavanne,  R.  M.  C.  Rapport  sur 

l’extradition  des  malfaiteurs.  16  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Acad.  Sci.  moral.  M6m.  v.  14,  pt.  2, 1884,  p.  431.)— Fuld,  L. 
Die  auslieferung  von  politischen  verbrechern.  4  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1891,  v.  1,  p.  79.) — HoltzendorlF,  F.  von. 
Auslieferung  der  verbrecher  und  das  asylrecht.  71  pp. 
(Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  16,  1881,  p.  177.) — Institut  fuer 
voelkerrecht  ueber  die  auslieferung  politisclier  ver¬ 
brecher.  4  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  27,  1881,  p.  293.) 
— Rogers,  H.  W.  International  extradition.  10  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  6,  1888,  p.  612. )— Sedgwick,  A.  G.  Extradi¬ 
tion.  9  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  136,  1883,  p.  497.)— Slone, 
F.  M.  Extradition  of  criminals.  7  pp.  (New  Englander, 
v.  43,  1884,  p.  224.) 

See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  170,  1890,  p.  175.  Also  Crime 
and  Criminals.— Criminal  law.— International 
law. 

Extrait  du  catalogue  de  la  bibliotheque  d’un 
amateur.  Ouvrages  sur  l’Amerique.  [St. 
Cloud],  n.  d.  12°.  W.38 

Extraordinary  men :  their  boyhood  and  early 
life.  Russell,  W.  3706 

Extraordinary  women :  their  girlhood  and 
early  life.  Russell,  W.  3706 

“Extreme  unction,”  History  of.  17  pp. 

Hayman,  H.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  47,  1890,  p.  445.) 

See  also  Sacraments. 

Eyam,  England.  Fretton,  W.  G.  Eyam  and 

its  sad  memories.  9  pp.  (Andrews,  W.,  Bygone  Derby¬ 
shire,  p.  199.) 

See  also  Derbyshire. 

Eyay  Sliali :  a  sacrificial  stone  near  St.  Paul. 

2  pp.  Hovey,  H.  C.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  9,  1887,  p.  35.) 

Eyb,  Albrecht  von.  Herrmann,  M.  (Ed.)  Ein 

brief  an  E.  8  pp.  (Germania,  v.  33,  1888,  p.  499.) 


EYCK,  Jan  van 


1375 


EYRE-TODD,  George 


Eyck,  Jan  van.  Tschudi,  H.  von.  Die  Madonna 

mit  dera  Karthaeuser  von  E.  Mit  heliographie  und 
radierung.  12  pp.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml. 
Jahrb.  v.  10,  1889,  p.  154.) — Ein  maennliches  bildnis  des 
E.  Mit  heliographie  und  hochaetzung.  3  pp.  (Koenigl. 
Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  8,  1887,  p.  172.) 

Eye. 

Joannes  XXI,  Pope.  Volgarizzamento  del 
trattato  della  cura  degli  occhi.  1873.  ( Sceltci 

di  curiositd,  letterarie,  no.  130. )  2332 

-  Berry,  G.  A.  Sydney  Hodges  on  retinal  images.  3  pp. 

(Brain,  v.  7,  1885,  p.  414.) — Oebron,  M.  De  l’expression 
des  yeux  dans  la  statuaire.  24  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  n.  s. 
v.  95,  1883,  p.  74.) — Gowers,  W.  R.  Note  on  a  reflex 
mechanism  in  the  fixation  of  the  eyeballs.  3  pp.  (Brain, 
v.  2,  1880,  p.  39.) — Helmholtz  and  Carter  on  eyesight. 
31pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  154,  1881,  p.  516.) — Hodges,  8.  On 
some  peculiarities  connected  with  retinal  images.  4  pp. 
(Brain,  v.  7,  1885,  p.  77.) — Hutchinson,  J.  Notes  on 
the  symptom-significance  of  different  states  of  the  pupil. 
39  pp.  (Brain,  v.  1,  1879,  pp.  1,  155,  454.)— Jeffries,  B.  J. 
Our  eyes  and  our  industries.  31  pp.  (Mass.  State  Board 
of  Health,  Report,  1882-83,  Suppl.  p.  87.) — ©wsjanni- 
kow,  P.  Ueber  das  3  auge  bei  Petromyzon  fluviatilis, 
nebst  einigen  bemerkungen  ueber  dasselbe  organ  bei 
anderen  thieren.  26  pp.  1  pi.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad. 
M6m.  7  s.  v.  36,  1889.) — Soemmering,  S.  T.  von.  Ueber 
das  feinste  gefaessnetz  der  aderhaut  im  augapfel.  16  pp. 

I  pi.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  7  :  Mathemat.- 
phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  1818-20,  p.  1.)— Stewart,  T.  G. 
The  eye-symptoms  in  locomotor  ataxia.  10  pp.  (Brain, 
v.  2,  1880,  p.  181.) — Tnckerman,  H.  T.  Eye-language. 

II  pp.  (In  his  Optimist,  p.  164.)— Wigles  worth,  J.,  and 
Bickerton,  T.  H.  On  the  condition  of  the  fundus  oculi 
in  insane  individuals.  44  pp.  2  pi.  (Brain,  v.  7,  1885, 
pp.  29,  178.)— Wilks,  S.  On  the  pupil  in  emotional 
states.  6  pp.  (Brain,  v.  6,  1884,  p.  1.) — Williams,  O.  H. 
Eyes  of  school  children.  25  pp.  (Six  lectures  upon  school 
hygiene,  p.  65.) 

See  also  Artificial  eyes.— Ophthalmoscopy. — 
Optics.— Physiology.— Senses  ami  Sensation.— 
Sight. 

Eye,  Diseases. 

Roberts,  C.  Detection  of  colour-blind¬ 
ness  and  imperfect  eyesight,  with  a  table  of 
coloured  Berlin  wools  and  sheet  of  test  types. 
1884.  3785 

-  Buzzard,  T.  On  ophthalmoplegia  externa,  in  con¬ 
junction  with  tabes  dorsalis.  22  pp.  (Brain,  v.  5,  1883, 
p.  34.) — Cattell,  J.  McK.  Inertia  of  the  eye  and  brain. 
18  pp.  (Brain,  v.  8,  1886,  p.  295.) — Ferrier,  D.  Cerebral 
amblyopia  and  hemiopia.  22  pp.  3  pi.  (Brain,  v.  3, 1881, 
p.  456.) — Field,  E.  Case  of  brain  lesion  with  hemiplegia 
on  the  same  side  and  uniocular  neuritis  on  the- opposite 
side.  3  pp.  (Brain,  v.  4,  1882,  p.  247.) — Jeffries,  B.  J. 
Control  of  defective  vision  on  land  and  sea.  5  pp.  (Am. 
Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  7,  p.  225.)— Kirchmann, 
A.  Beitraege  zur  kenntniss  der  farben-blindheit.  82  pp. 
(Wundt,  W.  M.,  Philos,  studien,  v.  8,  pp.  173,  407.) — Mac¬ 
kenzie,  S.  Case  of  double  optic  neuritis,  with  remarks 
on  the  causation  of  optic  neuritis.  16  pp.  1  pi.  (Brain, 
v.  2,  1880,  p.  257.)  —  Embolic  hemiplegia  with  optic 
neuritis.  10  pp.  (Brain,  v.  1,  1879,  p.  400.) — Maxwell, 
J.  C.  Experiments  on  colour  as  perceived  by  the  eye, 
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Early  Scottish  poetry. 

Andrew,  of  Wyntoun.  Henry,  the  Minstrel. 

Barbour,  J.  Lermont,  T.,  of  Erceldoune. 

Mediaeval  Scottish  poetry. 

Douglas,  G.  Henryson,  R. 

Dunbar,  W.  James  I,  King  of  Scotland. 

Scottish  ballad  poetry. 

Scottish  poetry  of  the  seventeenth  century. 
Alexander,  Sir  W.,  1  Earl  of  Ker,  Sir  R. 

Stirling.  Murray,  Sir  D. 

Aytoun,  Sir  R.  Semple,  F. 

Drummond,  of  Hawthorn-  Semple,  Sir  J. 

den,  W.  Semple,  R. 

Graham,  J.,  Marquis  of 
Montrose. 


EYRE-TODD,  George 


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EZZO 


Scottish  poetry  of  tlse  sixteenth  century. 

Bellenden,  J.  Maitland,  Sir  R. 

James  V,  King  of  Scotland.  Montgomery,  A. 

Lyndsay,  Sir  D.  Scot,  A. 

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Eyssenliardt.  See  also  Eisenhart. 

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saininensetzung  und  zerlegung  der  kraefte,  ohne 
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den  ausfluss  des  wassers  durch  vertikale,  rechtwink- 
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und  ohne  hinderniss  erfolgt.  8  pp.  (Berlin,  Akad. 
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E  (6,  28,  ’97). 


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beim  durchgange  durch  verschiedene  oeffnungen  statt- 
findet,  und  auf  den  widerstand,  welcher  die  bewegung 
des  wassers  laengs  den  waenden  der  bchaeltnisse  ver- 
zoegert,  ruecksicht  genommen  wird.  42  pp.  (Berlin, 
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Eyton,  E.  Charlotte. 

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Ezekiel,  Book  of.  See  Bible,  O.  T.,  Ezekiel. 
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Faber,  Johann  Nikolaus  Boehl  von.  See  Boehl 
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Fabi,  Massimo  (Ed.) 

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Fabiani,  Enrico.  Anfora  aramaica  del  castro 

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The  same.  1884.  3247 

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Fables,  History  and  criticism. 

Ghivizzani,  G.  Intorno  la  origine  della 
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Fabliaux. 

Barbazan,  E.  (Ed.)  Fabliaux  et  contes 
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-  Legrand  d’Aussy,  P.  J.  B.  Fabliaux  ou 

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See  also  Fiction.  —  French  fiction.  —  French 

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Fabliaux,  Criticism,  etc. 

Bedier,  J.  Fabliaux.  Etudes  de  litera¬ 
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Fabre,  Augustin.  Circa  1836-83.  Jeunesse  de 

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Fabre,  Ferdinand.  1830 — .  Roi  Ramire.  118  pp. 

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Fabre,  Jean  Henri.  1823 — . 

Nouveaux  souvenirs  entomologiques. 
Etudes  sur  l’instinct  et  les  mceurs  des  in- 
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FABRE,  Marie  Joseph  Victorin 


1380 


FABRICIUS,  Johann  Albert 


Fabre,  Marie  Joseph  Victorin.  1785-1831. 

Eloge  de  Pierre  Corneille.  Paris,  1808.  8°. 
Fabre,  Paul.  1859 — .  4704 

Etude  sur  le  Liber  censuum  de  l’Eglise 
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Fabre  tl’Eglantine,  Philippe  Fran§ois  Na- 
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Fabretti,  Ariodante.  1816 — .  Analogia  dell’ 

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Fabri  de  Werdea,  Johann.  Eine  Quaestio 

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Fabriano,  Gentile  da.  Stillman,  W.  J.  Gen¬ 
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Fabric  rolls  and  documents  of  York  Minster. 

Browne,  J.  2536 

Fabricius,  Andreas.  Doellinger,  J.  J.  I.  von. 

Andreas  Fabricius.  5  pp.  (In  his  Reformation,  v.  2, 
p.  294.) 

Fabricius,  B.,  pseud.  See  Dietrich,  H.  T. 
Fabricius,  Bruno.  17  cent.  Historia  abbatum 

monasterii  SS.  Petri  et  Pauli,  quod  Paterbornae,  vulgo 
Abdinchof.  22  pp.  (Matthaeus,  A.,  Vet.  aevi  analect.  v.  3, 
p.  515.) 

Fabricius,  Ernst.  1857 — .  Zur  geschichte  des 

zweiten  athenischen  bundes.  10  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus. 
n.  s.  v.  46,  1891,  p.  589.) — Ueber  den  entwurf  des  grie- 
eliischen  theaters  bei  Vitruv.  6  pp.  ( Rheinisch . 
mus.  n.  s.  v.  46,  1891,  p.  337.) 

Fabricius,  Ferdinand. 

Ad  Huschkii  Jurisprudentiam  antejusti- 
nianam  indices.  Lipsiae,  1868.  16°.  — 1358 

Fabricius,  Franz.  1524-73.  Adnotationes. 

38  pp.  (Cicero,  M.  T.,  Tusculan.  disputat.  libri  V,  recogn. 
J.  C.  Orellius,  p.  213.) — M.  Tullii  t'iceronis  liistoria. 
130  pp.  (Cicero,  M.  T.,  Opera,  v.  1,  p.  79:  Valpy,  A.  J., 
Script.  Lat .) 

Fabricius,  Georg.  1516-71. 

In  Poetarum  veterum  ecclesiasticorum 
Christiana  opera,  et  operum  reliquias  atque 
fragmenta,  commentarius.  Basileae  [1564]. 
4°.  ( With  his  Poet.  vet.  eccles.  opera  Chris¬ 
tiana.  )  4212 

-  Odae.  3  pp.  (Lat.  litteraturdenkmaeler  des  15  u.  16 

jahrh.  v.  7,  p.  74.)— In  hynmos  quosdam  Prudentii  ex- 
positio.  78  pp.  (Prudentius  Clemens,  A.,  Opera  omnia, 
v.  2,  p.  1111 :  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) 

-  (Ed.)  Poetarum  veterum  ecclesiasticorum 

opera  Christiana,  et  operum  reliquiae  atque 
fragmenta :  thesaurus  Catholicae  et  ortho- 
doxae  ecclesiae,  et  antiquitatis  religiosae,  ad 
utilitatem  juventutis  scholasticae.  Basileae 
[1564].  4°.  4212 


Contents.  Prudentius  Clemens,  A.  Apotheosis. — 
Columban,  St.  Epistola  in  qua  detestatur  avariciam. 
— Avitus,  S.  A.  E.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Vienne.  Libri  V. — Auctoris 
incerti  de  Bebiaui  baptismo,  et  uxoris  Aprae  obitu. 
—Avitus,  S.  A.  E.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Vienne.  De  consolatoria 
castitatis  laude.  —  Prudentius  Clemens,  A.  I'atlie- 
merinam. — Helpidius,  Rusticus.  Carmen  de  Christ! 
Jesti  beneficiis.  —  Merobaudes,  F.  De  Christo. — 
Lactantius,  L.  C.  F.  De  beneficiis  suis  Christus.— 
Ambrosius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan.  De  opera  creationis, 
hymni  VII.— Damasus  I,  St.,  Pope.  Elogia.— Auctoris 
incerti  de  laudibus  Domini. — Tertullianus,  Q.  S.  F. 
De  judico  Domini.  —  Arator,  Sub- deacon.  Floriani 
abbati.  —  Fortunatus,  V.  H.  C.,  Bp.  of  Poitiers. 
[Versus.]— Cyprianus,  T.  C.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Carthage.  Gene¬ 
sis.— Hilaire,  or  Hilarius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Poitiers.  Genesis. 
— Victor,  C.  M.  Genesis. — Prudentius  Clemens,  A.  Ha- 
martigenia.  —  Dracontius.  If exaenieron,  seu  de 
opere  sex  dierum.  — Arator,  Sub- deacon,  liistoria 
apostolica. — Juvencus,  C.  V.  A.  liistoria  evan- 
gelica. — Hymni  ecclcsiastici  varii. — Prosper,  St., 
of  Aquitaine.  De  iugratis. — Victorinus,  Bp.  of  Pettav. 
De  Jcsu  Christo  Deo  et  homine.— Cyprianus,  T.  C.,  St., 
Bp.  of  Carthage.  Lignum  vitae.— Victorinus,  C.  F.  M. 
De  fratribus  Maehabaeis. — Tertullianus,  Q.  S.  F.  Ad- 
versus  Marcionem.  —  Sedulius,  C.  Mirabiliiim 
divinorum  sive  operis  paschalis  libri  III. — Paulinas, 
M.  P.  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Nola.  [Poemata.]  —  Prudentius 
Clemens,  A.  Peristeplianum.  —  Mamertus,  C.  E., 
Presbyter  of  Vienne.  Contra  poetas  vanos. — Florus,  D. 
Psalmi  et  hymni.— Prudentius  Clemens,  A.  Psycho- 
machia.— Prosper,  St.,  of  Aquitaine.  Sententiae.— 
Cyprianus,  T.  C.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Carthage.  Sodoma.— Pru¬ 
dentius  Clemens,  A.  Contra  Syniniachum.— Helpi¬ 
dius,  Rusticus.  Historiarum  Testament!  Veteris  et 
Novi.  —  Amoenus.  Enchiridion  Veteris  et  Novi 
Testamenti.— Sedulius,  C.  Veteris  et  Novi  Testamenti 
collatio.— Victor,  C.  M.  Epistola  ad  Salmonem. 

-  Doellinger,  J.  J.  I.  von.  Fabricius.  3  pp.  (In  his 

Reformation,  v.  2,  p.  605.) 

Fabricius,  Guido.  See  Le  F£vre  de  la  Boderie, 

G. 

Fabricius,  H.  Dittrich.  See  Dittrich-Fabricius, 

H. 

Fabricius,  Jakob.  16  cent.  Dolus  Cupidinis. 

2  pp.  (Lat.  litteraturdenkmaeler  des  15  u.  16  jahrh.  v.  7, 
p.  33.) 

Fabricius,  Johann  Albert.  1668-1736. 

Bibliotheca  Latina  mediae  et  infimae  aetatis, 
cum  supplemento  Christiani  Schoettgenii  jam 
a  p.  Joanne  Dominico  Mansi  e  MSS.  editisque 
codicibus  correcta  illustrata  aucta  post  ed. 
Patavinam  1754.  Florentiae,  1858.  6  v.  in  3. 
r.  8°.  W.  64 

Contents. 

Abailardus-Cyrnaeus,  v.  1.  Jacobatius-Lynham,  v.  4. 
Dacia-Fuxensis,  v.  2.  Mabilius-Poggius,  v.  6. 

Gabriel-Hyginus,  v.  3.  Polemius-Zwetlense,  v.  6. 

-  Notitia  litteraria  de  C.  Julio  Caesare.  23  pp.  (Caesar, 

C.  J.,  Quae  extant  omnia  opera,  v.  4,  p.  128 :  Lemaire,  N. 
E.,  Biblioth.  class.  Lat.)— Prolegomena  literaria  de  Plo- 
tino.  23  pp.  (Plotinus,  Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  p.  xix.) 

-  (Ed.)  Bibliotheca  ecclesiastica.  Ham- 

burgi,  1718.  fo.  — 3251 

Contents.  Gennade,  of  Marseilles.  Liber  de  scrip- 
toribus  ecclesiasticis.  —  Goethals,  H.,  surnamed  de 
Gand,  Archdeacon  of  Tourney.  Liber  de  scriptoribus 
ecclesiasticis.  —  Hieronymus  Sophronius.  E.,  St. 
De  viris  illustribus. — Ilonorius,  of  Autun.  Libelli  IV 
de  luminatibus  ecclesiae.  —  I  hlefonso,  St.,  Abp.  of 
Toledo.  Liber  de  scriptoribus  ecclesiasticis.— Isidore, 
St.,  Abp.  of  Seville.  Liber  de  scriptoribus  ecclesiasticis. 
— Leinire,  A.  Auctarium  de  scriptoribus  ecclesiasticis ; 


FABRICIUS,  Johann  Albert 


1381 


FACKELTANZ 


De  scriptoribus  ecclesiasticis. — De  scriptoribus  ecclesias- 
ticis,  auctore  anonymo  Mel  license. — Pietro.  Deacon 
and  Librarian  of  Monte  Casino.  De  viris  illustribus 
Casinensibus  opusculum.  —  Sigebert,  of  Gemblours. 
Liber  de  scriptoribus  ecclesiasticis.— Trithei in  (ffei- 
(lenhei'K).  J.,  Abbot  of  Sponheim.  Liber  de  ecclesiasticis 
scriptoribus. 

Fabricius,  Wilhelm. 

Studentenorden  des  18  jahrhunderts  und 
ihr  verhaeltniss  zu  den  gleichzeitigen  lands- 
mannschaften.  Jena,  1891.  8°.  — 2304 

Fabricius  Montaims,  Joannes.  16  cent.  Ad 

Joannem  Hylerum.  1  p.  (Lat.  litteraturdenkmaeler  des 
15  u.  16  jahrh.  v.  7,  p.  62.) 

Fabrics,  Textile.  See  Textile  fabrics. 
Fabriczy,  Cornelio  de.  n  libro  di  Antonio 

Billi  e  le  sue  copie  nella  Biblioteca  nazionale  di  Firenze. 
70  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor.  ital.  5  s.  v.  7,  1891,  p.  299.) 

Fabrique  tie  romans.  Maison  Alexandre 
Dumas  et  compagnie.  Mirecourt,  C.  J.  B.  J.. 
dit  E.  de.  W.  47 

Fabriques  tie  faience,  Jlistoire  des.  Lecocq, 
J.,  and  Lecocq,  G.  — 17D8 

Fabritii,  Aloyse  Cynthio  degli.  Brunet,  G. 

Encore  quelques  mots  sur  les  Proverbii  de  Cintio  dei 
Fabrizii.  3  pp.  ( Jahrb .  f.  roman,  und  engl.  lit.  v.  3,  1861, 
p.  89.)  —  I.emcke,  L.  G.  Cintio  dei  Fabrizii.  22  pp. 
{Jahrb.  f.  roman,  und  engl.  lit.  v.  1,  1859,  p.  298.) 

Fabrizi,  Niccola.  Socci,  E.  Niccola  Fabrizi. 

22  pp.  1  pi.  (Carpi,  L.,  Risorgimento  ital.  v.  4,  p.  121.) 

Fabroni,  Angelo.  1732-1803. 

Francisci  Petrarchae  vita.  Parmae,  1799. 
r.  8°.  4793 

Fabrucci,  Incontrino  de.  Rime.  4  pp.  (An¬ 
cona,  A.  d’,  and  Comparetti,  D.  P.,  Antiche  rime  volgari, 
v.  2,  p.  355 :  Coll,  di  opcre  ined.  o  rare,  v.  42.) 

Fabry,  Jean  Baptiste  Germain.  1780-1821. 

Itineraire  de  Buonaparte  de  File  d’Elbe  & 
Pile  Sainte  Helene,  ou  m6moires  pour  servir 
a  l’histoire  de  la  seconde  usurpation.  Paris, 
1817.  2  v.  8°.  4697 

Fabula  del  pistello  da  l’agliata.  Arlia,  C.  (Ed. ) 

( Scelta  di  curiositd  letter arie,  no.  161.)  2342 

Fabula  togata  Romanorum,  De.  Neukirch,  J. 

H.  3233 

Fabullus.  Passow,  F.  L.  K.  F.  Der  dichter 

Fabullus.  2  pp.  (  Vermis,  schriften,  p.  141.) 

Facciolati,  Jacopo.  1682-1769.  Epistola  de  T. 

Livii  Patavinitate.  2  pp.  (Livius  Patavinus,  T.,  Hist, 
libri,  ed.  Drakenborch,  v.  7,  1746,  p.  244 ;  v.  15,  pt.  1,  1828, 
p.  472.) 

Face.  Fothergill,  J.  Of  a  painful  affection  of 

the  face.  6  pp.  ( Works,  p.  329.) — Maccormac,  W. 
Traumatic  lesion  of  left  hemisphere:  Right  brachio- 
facial  paralysis,  Aphasia.  5  pp.  4  pi.  (Brain,  v.  1,  1879, 
p.  256.)  —  Robinson,  L.  Trades  and  faces.  13  pp. 

( Blackivood's  Mag.  v.  157,  1895,  p.  689.)— Thompson,  A. 
H.  Evolution  of  the  human  face.  12  pp.  (Am.  Antiq. 
v.  14,  1892,  p.  277.)— West,  G.  M.  Growth  of  the  face. 
2  pp.  (Science,  v.  18,  1891,  p.  10.) 

See  also  Forehead.  —  Physiognomy.  —  Physi¬ 
ology. 

Face  to  face  with  the  Mexicans.  Gooch,  F.  C. 

2482 

Facere,  Dfiveloppement  de,  dans  les  langues 
romanes.  Rydberg,  G.  — 2131 


Facetiae. 

Angeli,  N.  degli,  and  Angeli,  T.  degli. 
[ Attributed  to.]  Facezie  e  motti  dei  secolo 
XV  e  XVI.  1874.  ( Scelta  di  curiositd  lettc- 

rarie,  no.  138.)  2332 

-  Berni,  F.,  and  others.  Opere  burlesche. 

1771,  3  v.  2306 

-  Browne,  C.  F.  (A.  Ward,  pseud.)  Artemus 

Ward,  his  book.  1862.  2284 

- Artemus  Ward,  his  travels.  1865.  2284 

- -  Caylus,  A.  C.  P.  de  T.  de  G.  de  P.  de  L., 

Comte  de.  Fac6ties.  1879.  2293 

-  Cuccetti,  A.  M.  (Ed.)  Biblioteca  piace- 

vole.  1829-30,  12  v.  in  3.  2306 

-  Derby,  G.  H.  (J.  Phoenix,  pseud.)  Phoe- 

nixiana ;  or,  sketches  and  burlesques.  1856. 

2282 

-  Douze  faceties.  1881.  2292 

-  Grazzini,  A.  F.,  detto  II  Lasca.  Rime  bur¬ 
lesche  edite  e  inedite.  1882.  (Raccolta  di 
opere  ined.  o  rare. )  2304 

-  Harduin  de  Saint  Jacques,  B.,  dit  Guil- 

lot-Gorgeu.  D6bats  et  facetieuses  rencontres 
de  Gringalet  et  Guillot  Gorgeu  son  maitre. 
[Anon.]  n.  d.  (Biblioth.  bleue ,  v.  18.)  2316 

-  Lorentz,  A.  J.  Polichinel,  Ex-Roi  des 

Marionnettes  devenu  philosophe.  1848.  2203 

-  Mainardi,  A.  Scielta  di  facetie  motti, 

burle,  et  buffonerie.  1681.  2284 

-  Nugae  venales  sive  thesaurus  ridendi  et 

jocandi  ad  gravissimos  severissimosque  viros, 
patres  melancholicorum  conscriptos.  1648. 

3217 

-  Ricciardi,  G.  B.  Rime  burlesche  edite  e 

inedite.  1881.  2304 

-  Scaliggeri,  C.  Trastulli  della  villa.  1627. 

2327 

-  Vedriani,  L.  (D.  Filadelfo,  pseud. )  Cento 

avvenimenti  ridicolosi,  da  quali,  oltre  il 
faceto,  si  imparano  molte  morality.  Ricavati 
da  vari  autori.  1665.  2315 

-  Barlacchi.D.  Facetie.  14  pp.  (Mainardi,  A.,  Scielta 

di  facetie  motti,  burle,  et  buffonerie,  p.  137.) — Coltellini, 
A.  Vecchio  preferito :  scherzo  comico.  13  pp.  ( Vita  di 
tre  Principesse  di  casa  Medici,  p.  73:  Orlando,  F.,  and 
Baccini,  G.,  Bibliot.  grassoc.  no.  4.) — Delepierre,  J.  O. 
Nouvelles  plaisantes  recherches  d’un  homme  grave  sur 
quelques  farceurs.  40  pp.  ( Philobiblon  Soc.  Miscel.  v.  6. ) 
— Gonella,  ( — ).  Buffonerie.  10  pp.  (Mainardi,  A., 
Scielta  di  facetie  motti,  burle,  et  buffonerie  p.  126.)  — 
Mainardi,  A.  Tre  facezie.  4  pp.  (Vita  di  tre  Prin¬ 
cipesse  di  casa  Medici,  p.  69 :  Orlando,  F.,  and  Baccini,  G., 
Bibliot.  grassoc.  no.  4.) 

See  also  Humor.— I,a<*onics.— daughter.— IVit. 

Facetiae,  Bibliography.  Gay,  J.  Bibliographic 
des  ouvrages  relatifs  a  P  amour  .  .  .  et  des 
livres  fac^tieux.  [Anon.]  1871-73,  6  v.  L.96 

Faclir-ed-din.  See  Fakhr-ed-din. 

Facino  Cane.  14  pp.  Balzac,  H.  de,  CEuvres 

compl.  v.  9,  p.  563. 

Fackeltanz  bei  hohen  vermaehlungen  im  Han- 
noverschen  hause.  15  pp.  Malortie,  C.  E.  von,  Beitr.  z ur 
gesch.  des  Braunschweig.  -  Lueneburg.  hauses  und  hofes, 
V.  2,  p.  93. 


FACSIMILE 


1382 


FAGNANO,  Italy 


Facsimile  of  the  Black  book  of  Carmarthen. 

Evans,  J.  G.  (Ed.)  2573 

Facsimile  of  the  original  MS.  of  the  Book  of 
Common  Prayer,  signed  by  Convocation 
Dec.  20,  1661,  and  attached  to  the  Act  of 
Uniformity  1662.  London,  1891.  fo.  — 2161 

Facsimile-atlas  to  the  early  history  of  car¬ 
tography.  Nordenskiold,  A.  E.  17D4 

Fact  and  inference,  Bradley  on.  10  pp. 

Bosanquet,  B.  ( Mind ,  v.  10,  1885,  p.  256.) 

Fact  and  theory  papers.  Nos.  5,  6.  New 
York,  1890.  2  v.  12°. 

Contents.  Jastrow,  J.  Time-relations  of  mental 
phenomena,  no.  6.  — Hazen,  H.  A.  The  tornado, 
no.  5. 

Faction,  Of.  7  pp.  Bacon,  Sir  F.,  Essays,  with 

annotations  by  B.  Whately,  4  ed.  p.  512. 

Factories. 

Kydd,  S.  History  of  the  factory  move¬ 
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-  Scoresby,  W.  American  factories  and 

their  female  operatives ;  with  an  appeal  on 
behalf  of  the  British  factory  population.  1845. 

—1366 

-  Taylor,  R.  W.  C.  Introduction  to  a  his¬ 
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-  Black,  C.  Coming  factory  act.  8  pp.  (Contemp.  Bev. 

v.  59,  1891,  p.  710.) — Brabazon,  R.,  12  Earl  of  Meath. 
Model  factory.  5  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  23,  1888,  p.  536.) 
— Fuld,  L.  Internationale  fabrikgesetzgebung.  6  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  2,  p.  44.) — Heitz,  E.  Fabrikation, 
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(Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  46,  1889,  p.  823.) — Wright,  C.  T). 
Factory  system.  10  pp.  (Rand,  B .,  Selections  illustrating 
econom.  hist.  p.  400.) — 'Wyman,  Mrs.  L.  B.  C.  Studies  of 
factory  life:  the  American  and  the  mill.  11  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  63,  1889,  p.  69.)— Studies  of  factory  life:  the 
village  system ;  among  the  women  ;  black-listing  at  Fall 
River.  28  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  62, 1888,  pp.  16,  315,  605.) 

See  also  Children.— Cotton.— Hygiene. — Labor 
and  laboring-  classes.— Manufactures. 

Factors  in  organic  evolution.  Jordan,  D.  S. 

—1678 

Factors  of  organic  evolution.  Spencer,  H. 

—1686 

Factor’s  shooting-,  The.  13  pp.  ( Blackwood’’ s 

Mag.  v.  132, 1882,  p.  574.) 

Facts,  Harper’s  book  of.  Willsey,  J.  H.  R.113 
Facts  about  Alsace  and  Lorraine,  Some. 

Balch,  T.  W.  3612 

Facts  about  Ulster.  4  pp.  Hall,  J.  ( Scotch- 

Irish  Soc.  of  Am.  Proc.  at  Louisville,  p.  187.) 

Facts  in  mesmerism,  or  animal  magnetism. 

Townshend,  C.  H.  — 1538 

Facts  in  the  case  of  M.  Valdemar.  13  pp. 

Poe,  E.  A.,  Works,  ed.  by  E.  C.  Stedman  and  G.  E.  Wood- 
berry,  v.  2,  p.  322. 

Faded  scapular.  7  pp.  Millet,  F.  D.  ( Har¬ 
per's  Mag.  v.  84,  1892,  p.  118.) 

Fadeless  bower.  9  pp.  Thomson,  J.,  Poet. 

works,  v.  2,  p.  359. 

Fadhl.  Huart,  C.  La  poetesse  Fadhl,  scenes 
de  mceurs  sous  les  Khalifes  abbassides.  39  pp.  (Journ. 
asiat.  7  s.  v.  17,  1881,  p.  5.) 


Faelise,  Gottfried.  1764-1831. 

Lexicon  Graecum  in  tragicos.  Primislaviae, 
1832.  4°.  3283 

Faenza,  Pietro  Francesco  da.  See  Pietro  Fran¬ 
cesco,  of  Faenza. 

Faenza,  Tomaso  da.  See  Tomaso,  of  Faenza. 
Faenza,  Italy.  Filippo,  da  Siena.  Martirio 
d’una  fanciulla  faentina.  1861.  ( Scelta  di 

curiosith  letterarie,  no.  3. )  2322 

-  Mittarelli,  G.  B.  De  literatura  Faven- 

tinorum.  1775.  ( With  his  Ad  Script,  rer. 

Ital.  Muratorii  accessiones. )  2721 

-  Morbio,  C.  Faenza.  212  pp.  (In  his  Storie  dei 

municipi  ital.  v.  2,  p.  89.) 

Faerno,  Gabriello.  — 1561.  Censura  emenda- 

tionum  Livianarum  Caroli  Sigonii.  5  pp.  (Livius  Pa- 
tavinus,  T.,  Hist,  libri,  ed.  A.  Drakenborch,  v.  7,  1746, 
p.  245;  v.  15,  pt.  1,  1828,  p.  474.) 

-  P.  Terentii  Afri  Comoediae.  See  Terentius 

Afer,  P.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Faerosk  anthologi.  2  v.  Hammershaimb,  V. 

U.  (Samfund.  til  udgivelse  of  gam.  nord.  litt. 

no.  15,  pts.  1-6.)  — 3157 

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Homer’s  Iliade  ;  Odyssee.  See  Homerus. 
Faesulae.  See  Fiesole. 

Fagan,  Rev.  Henry  Stuart.  1827 — .  Emigre  on 

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Fagan,  Louis  Alexander. 

Collectors’  marks.  London,  1883.  sq.  12°. 

W.  58 

Fagan,  William  Long  (Ed.) 

Southern  war  songs.  Camp-fire,  patriotic, 
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Faggiuola,  Uguccione  della.  Lampertico,  F. 

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Faggot  of  French  sticks ;  or,  Paris  in  1851. 

2  v.  in  1.  Head,  Sir  F.  B.  .2687 

Fagiuoli,  Giovanni  Battista.  1660-1742. 

La  Fagiuolaja,  ovvero  rime  facete.  Am¬ 
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Fagnan,  E. 

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Fagnan,  Marie  Antoinette.  — circa  1770. 
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36  pp.  (Biblioth.  bleue,  v.  10.) 

Fagnano,  Italy.  Sforza,  G.  Statuto  volgare 

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V.  5,  pt.  2,  1872,  p.  396.) 


FAGNIEZ,  Gustave 


1383  FAHNE,  Anton 


Fagniez,  Gustave.  1842 — . 

Etudes  sur  l’industrie  et  la  classe  indus- 
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-  Commerce  extgrieur  de  la  Prance  sous  Henri  IV, 

1589-1610.  48  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  16,  1881,  p.  1.) — Industrie 
en  France  sous  Henri  IV,  1589-1610.  21  pp.  (Rev.  hist. 

v.  23,  1883,  pp.  77,  249.)—  Jeunesse  du  P&re  Joseph  et  son 
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(Rev.  hist.  v.  35,  1887,  p.  263.) — Mission  du  P&re  Joseph  Et 
Ratisbonne,  1630.  145  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  27,  1885,  pp.  38, 
241;  v.  28,  1885,  p.  33.)— P&re  Joseph  et  Richelieu. 
La  preparation  de  la  rupture  ouverte  avec  la  maison 
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(Rev.  hist.  v.  36,  1888,  pp.  62,  279 ;  v.  37,  1888,  p.  276 ;  v.  38, 
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40  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  45,  1891,  p.  1.) 

-  {Ed.)  Revue  historique.  See  Revue  his- 

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Faguet,  Emile.  1847 — .  De  Bonald.  32  pp. 

(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1889,  3  per.  v.  92,  p.  913.) — Benjamin 
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1890,  3  per.  v.  100,  p.  375.)— Joseph  de  Maistre.  40  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1888,  3  per.  v.  90.  p.  811.)— Royer- 
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1887,  3  per.  v.  83,  p.  357.) 

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par  F.  12  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  per.  v.  78,  p.  693.) 

Fahey,  J.,  D.  D. 

History  and  antiquities  of  the  diocese  of 
Kilmacduagh.  With  illustrations.  Dublin, 
1893.  8°.  2505 

Fali-Hian.  5  cent. 

Record  of  Buddhistic  kingdoms  :  being  an 
account  of  his  travels  in  India  and  Ceylon 
(A.  D.  399-414)  in  search  of  the  Buddhist 
books  of  discipline.  Tr.  and  annotated  with 
a  Corean  recension  of  the  Chinese  text  by 
James  Legge.  Oxford,  1886.  4°.  3183 

-  Real,  S.  Some  remarks  on  the  narrative  of  F.  16  pp. 

1  pi.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  19,  1887, 
p.  191.) 

Falilbeck,  Pontus  E. 

Royaute  et  le  droit  royal  francs  durant  la 
premiere  p^riode  de  1’ existence  du  royaume 
(486-614).  Tr.  par  J.  H.  Kramer.  Lund,  1883. 
8°.  —2342 

Fahlmer,  Johanna.  Scherer,  W.  Goethe  und 

Adelaide.  33  pp.  (In  his  Aufsaetze  ueber  Goethe,  p.  89.) 

Falme,  Anton.  1805-83. 

Chroniken  und  urkundenbuecher  hervor- 
ragender  geschlechter,  stifter,  und  kloester. 
Coeln,  1862-78.  5  v.  12°.  3617 

Contents.  Urkundenbuch  des  geschlechts  Mesehede, 
\.  1.— Urkundenbuch  des  geschlechts  Moinui  or  Mumm, 
v.  2,  4, 5. — Urkundenbuch  des  geschlechts  Specie  or  Spee, 
v.  3. 

-  Denkmale  und  ahnentafeln  in  Rheinland 

und  Westphalen  mit  erlaeuterungen  und  be- 
richtigungen.  Duesseldorf,  1875-83.  6  v.  in  2, 
12°.  3617 

Contents.  Aufschwoerungen  der  ritterschaft  des  her- 
zogthums  Derg',  v.  2.— Aufschwoerungen  der  ritterschaft 
des  herzogthums  Cleve,  v.  3.  —  Ketten,  J.  H.  von  der. 
Kleine  waldt  der  freyen  reichs  statt  Collen,  v.  6.— Auf¬ 


schwoerungen  der  ritterschaft  des  herzogthums  Jue- 
lich,  v.  4,  5. — Denkmale  und  ahnentafeln  des  geschlechts 
Muiniii  oder  Momm,  v.  1.— Aufscliwoerung  des  damen- 
stifts  Obcrndorf.  .  .  .  v.  4. —  Das  geschlecht  Ten- 
ckinck,  v.  2. 

—  Dynasten,  Freiherren,  und  Grafen  von 
Bocholtz.  Coeln,  1856-63.  4  v.  in  2,  fo.  3791 

Contents.  Aufschwoerungen,  grab-  und  denk¬ 
male  der  graeflichen  familie  von  Bocholtz,  sammt  den 
aufschwoerungen  und  ritterzetteln  des  oberquartiers 
von  Gelderland,  v.  4.  —  Uodex  diplomaticus  gentis 
Bocholtanae,  v.  2. — Geschichte  der  verschiedenen  ge¬ 
schlechter  Bocholtz  und  die  alten  zustaende  am  Nieder- 
rhein,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Chronica  abbatiae  Gladbacensis, 
v.  3.  —  Geschichte  von  106  rheinischen,  niederlaen- 
dischen,  und  westphaelischen  hervorragenden  geschlech- 
tern,  v.  1,  pt.  2. 

—  Forschungen  auf  dem  gebiete  der  rhei- 

nischen  und  westphaelischen  geschichte. 
Coeln,  1864-76.  5  v.  in  3,  8°.  3617 

Contents,  Uoelner  «lom  in  seinen  umgebungen,  v.  1. 
— Zwei  coelner  eidbiiecher,  v.  2. — Buessehlorfer 
schuetzen  und  die  coelner  gewandzunft,  v.  1.— Ge¬ 
schlechter  und  sitze,  v.  2,  3. —  Livland  und  seine 
geschlechter,  v.  4,  5.— Geschichte  der  Herren  Stael  von 
Holstein,  v.  3.— Urkundenbuch  des  geschlechts  Stael 
von  Holstein,  v.  3. 

—  Geschichte  der  coelnischen,  juelichschen, 

und  bergischen  geschlechter,  anschliesslich 
der  neben  ihnen  ansaessig  gewesenen  cle- 
vischen,  geldrischen,  und  moersischen,  in 
stammtafeln,  wappen,  siegeln,  und  urkunden. 
Koeln,  1848-53.  2  pts.  in  1  v.  fo.  3791 

—  Geschichte  der  Grafen,  jetzigen  Fuersten 

zu  Salm  -  Reifferscheid,  sowie  ihrer  laender 
und  sitze,  nebst  genealogie  derjenigen  fami- 
lien,  aus  denen  sie  ihre  frauen  genommen. 
Coeln,  1858-66.  3  pts.  in  2  v.  fo.  3791 

Contents.  Geschichte  der  dynastischen  geschlechter, 
aus  denen  die  Grafen,  jetzt  Fuersten  zu  Salm-Reiffer- 
scheid  ihre  frauen  genommen  haben,  v.  1,  pt.  2. — Ge¬ 
schichte  der  Grafen,  jetzigen  Fuersten  zu  Salin-Reif- 
ferscheid,  zugleich  geschichte  von  130  fuerstlichen 
und  anderen  hervorragenden  geschlechtern,  v.  1,  pt.  1. — 
Urkundenbuch,  v.  2. 

—  Geschichte  der  westphaelischen  geschlech¬ 
ter  mit  besonderer  beruecksichtigung  ihrer 
uebersiedlung  nach  Preussen,  Curland,  und 
Liefland.  Mit  1200  wappen.  Coeln,  1858.  fo. 

3791 

—  Grafschaft  und  freie  reichsstadt  Dortmund. 

Koeln,  1854-59.  4  v.  12°.  3617 

Contents.  Bortmnnder  elironik,  v.  1.  — Nieder- 
hoff,  J.  Memorabilia,  v.  4. —  Statutarrecht  und 
rechtsalterthuemer  der  freien  reichsstadt  Dortmund, 
v.  3. —  Urkundenbuch  der  freien  reichsstadt  Dort¬ 
mund,  v.  2. — Beurhaus,  J.  F.  Entwurf  der  verfassung, 
v.  4.  —  Verschiedenen  geschlechter  steeke  .  .  . 
v.  4.— Westphalen  in  Luebeck,  v.  4. 

—  Herren  und  Freiherren  von  Hoevel,  nebst 

genealogie  der  familien,  aus  denen  sie  ihre 
frauen  genommen.  Coeln,  1856-60.  3  v.  in  2, 
fo.  3791 

Contents.  Geschichte  und  genealogie  derjenigen  fami¬ 
lien,  aus  denen  die  Herren  von  Hoevel  ihre  frauen 
genommen  haben,  v.  1,  pt.  2. — Hoevel.  G.  von,  the  Fifth. 
Chronik  und  hintertreibungeinesschandgedichts,  sammt 
der  abdankungsschrift  seines  vetters  Gotthard  VIII  von 
Hoevel,  v.  3.— Geschichte  von  100  rheinischen,  west¬ 
phaelischen,  niederlaendischen,  und  anderen  hervorra¬ 
genden  geschlechtern, v.  1,  pt.  2.  —  Urkundenbuch, v.  2. 


FAIDIT,  Gaucelm 


1384 


FAIRFAX,  Edward 


Faiclit,  Gaucelm.  — circa  1220.  Gedichte. 

34  pp.  (Mahn,  K.  A.  F.,  Werke  der  troubadours,  v.  2,  p.  80.) 

Faiclit,  Hugues.  13  cent. 

Die  beiden  aeltesten  provenzalischen  gram- 
matiken,  Lo  Donatz  proensals  und  Las  Rasos 
de  trobar,  nebst  einem  provenzalisch-italie- 
nischen  glossar  .  .  .  herausg.  von  Edmund 
Stengel.  Marburg,  1878.  8°.  — 2132 

-  Donatos  Provincialis.  22  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des 

Chartes,  v.  1,  1839,  p.  127.) 

-  and  Vidal,  Raymond.  Grammaires  pro¬ 
ven  9ales  [XIII  siScle].  2  6d.,  revue,  corrigee, 
et  consid6rablement  augments  par  F.  Gues- 
sard.  Paris,  1858.  8°.  — 2146 

Faience.  See  Pottery. 

Failliton,  Mt.  Quicherat,  J.  E.  J.  Menhirs  de 

la  montagne  de  F.  2  pp.  (In  his  Melanges  d’archdol.  et 
d’hist.  v.  1,  p.  142.) 

Failure  of  David  Berry.  7  pp.  Jewett,  S.  O. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  83,  1891,  p.  56.) 

Faint  heart  never  won  fair  lady.  11  pp. 

White,  C.  E.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  82,  1891,  p.  933.) 

Faiooin.  See  Fayum. 

Fair  crusader:  an  opera.  43  pp.  (Galt,  J., 

New  Brit,  theat.  v.  4,  p.  287.) 

Fair  Oaks,  or  Seven  Pines,  Battle  of.  Smith, 
G.  W.  Confederate  war  papers.  Fairfax 
Court  House,  New  Orleans,  Seven  Pines, 
Richmond,  and  North  Carolina.  1884.  2657 

-  lira  (ton.  J.  Sixth  South  Carolina  at  Seven  Pines. 

14  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  13,  1885,  p.  119.) — 
1’ook,  J.  Battle  of  Fair  Oaks.  41  pp.  (In  his  Siege  of 
Richmond,  p.  184.)— Garland,  S.,  Jr.  Report  of  the 
battle  of  Seven  Pines.  9  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers, 
v.  7,  1879,  p.  113.) — Johnston.  J.  E.  Confederate  loss  at 
Seven  Pines.  1  p.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  4,  1877, 
p.  42.)— Manassas  to  Seven  Pines.  23  pp.  (Century  Mag. 
v.  8,  1885,  p.  92.) — Report  of  the  battle  of  Seven  Pines. 
4  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  235.)— 
I.ongstreet,  J.  Battle  of  Seven  Pines.  4  pp.  (Southern 
Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  3,  1877,  p.  277.)— Putnam,  Mrs.  S. 
A.  B.  Battles  of  Seven  Pines  and  Fair  Oaks.  G  pp.  (In 
her  Richmond  during  the  War,  p.  132.) — Scott,  R.  N., 
and  others.  Battle  of  Fair  Oaks,  or  Seven  Pines.  249  pp. 
(In  their  War  of  the  rebellion,  1  s.  v.  11,  pt.  1,  p.  746.) — 
Smith,  G.  W.  Second  day  at  Seven  Pines.  9  pp.  (Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  8,  1885,  p.  122.)— Wilcox,  C.  M.  Letter  on 
Seven  Pines.  2  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  1, 
1876,  p.  364.) 

Fair  warning,  to  take  heed  of  the  Scotish  dis¬ 
cipline.  Bramhall,  J .,  Abp.  of  Armagh.  ( Tracts 
relating  to  Scotland. )  2594 

Fairbairn,  Andrew  Martin,  D.  D.  1838 — . 

Anglo-Catholicism  and  the  church.  28  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  59,  1891,  p.  210.) — Anglo-Catliolicism  ;  the  old 
and  the  new.  25  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  57,  1890,  p.  387.) — 
Catholicism  and  apologetics.  21  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  47, 1885,  p.  164.)— Catholicism  ami  historical 
criticism.  29  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  48,  1885,  pp.  36,  842.) 
—  Catholicism  and  religious  thought.  23  pp. 
( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  47, 1885,  p.  652.) — Mansfield  College  : 
an  inaugural  address.  21  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  56,  1889, 
p.  691.) — Genesis  of  the  Puritan  ideal.  29  pp.  (Con¬ 
temp.  Rev.  v.  54,  1888,  p.  695.) — Reason  and  religion  : 
a  reply  to  Cardinal  Newman.  20  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  48, 1885,  p.842.) — Theology  as  an  academic  discipline. 
24  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  51,  1887,  p.  196.) 

-  (Ed.)  Influence  of  Greek  ideas  and  usages 

upon  the  Christian  church.  See  Hatch,  E. 


-  Barry,  W.  Catholicism  and  reason :  a  reply  to  F. 

20  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  48,  1885,  p.  656.) 

Fairbairn,  James. 

Book  of  crests  of  the  families  of  Great 
Britain  and  Ireland.  New  ed.  revised  and 
brought  down  to  the  present  date  by  Arthur 
Charles  Fox-Davies.  [With  229  plates.]  Edin¬ 
burgh,  1892.  2  v.  4°.  2762 

Fairbairn,  Patrick,  D.  D.  Dodds,  J.  Patrick 

Fairbairn.  8  pp.  (Hisruption  tvorthies,  Memorial  of  1843, 
v.  3,  p.  245.) 

-  and  Findlay,  Rev.  William  (Eds.)  Book  of 

the  Prophet  Ezekiel.  See  Schroeder,  F.  W.  J. 
(in  preceding  catalogue). 

Fairbairn,  Sir  William.  1789-1874.  Rise  and 
progress  of  manufactures  and  commerce,  and  of  civil 
and  mechanical  engineering  in  Lancashire  and  Cheshire. 
260  pp.  (Baines,  T.,  Lancashire  and  Cheshire,  v.  2,  p.  465.) 

Fairbank,  F.  R.,  M.  D.  Roman  remains  found 

in  Doncaster.  2  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ. 
v.  48,  1892,  p.  139.) 

Fairbanks,  Arthur.  Present  tendencies  in 

German  philosophy.  9  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  54,  1891, 
p.  335.) 

Fairchild,  Charles  Stebbins.  1842 — .  United 

States  and  silver.  9  pp.  (Forum,  v.  11, 1891,  p.  550.) 

Fairchild,  George  Moore,  Jr.  (Ed.) 

Canadian  leaves.  History,  art,  science, 
literature,  commerce.  A  series  of  new  papers 
read  before  the  Canadian  Club  of  New  York. 
New  York,  1887.  sm.  4°.  1623 

Contents.  Roberts,  C.  G.  D.  Echoes  from  old  Acadia.— 
Smith,  G.  Schism  in  the  Anglo-Saxon  race.— Grant, 
G.  Canada  first.— Fairchild,  G.  M.,  Jr.  The  Canadian 
Club. — Canadian  Club  officers,  1887.— Bengough, 
J.  W.  Humorous  side  of  Canadian  history. — Eccles- 
ton,  J.  C.  Great  Canadian  north-west.— Fraser,  J.  A. 
An  artist’s  experience  in  the  Canadian  Rockies.— 
Butterworth,  B.  Commercial  union  between  Canada 
and  the  United  States.— Wiman,  E.  Advantages  of  com¬ 
mercial  union  to  Canada  and  the  United  States.— Col¬ 
lins,  E.  Future  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada.— Lemoine, 
J.  M.  Heroines  of  new  France.  —  Stewart,  G.,  Jr. 
Literature  in  Canada. —  McDougall,  J.  Mineral 
resources  of  Canada. 

Fairchild,  Herman  Le  Roy.  1850 — . 

History  of  the  New  York  Academy  of  Sci¬ 
ences,  formerly  the  Lyceum  of  Natural  His¬ 
tory.  New  York,  1887.  8°.  — 2563 

Fairchild,  James  Harris,  D.  D.  1817 — .  Divine 

personality.  17  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  41,  1884,  p.  217.) — 
Co-education  at  Obcrlin,  13  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  46, 
1889,  p.  443.)— Probation  ;  its  conditions  and  limita¬ 
tions.  20  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  43,  1886,  p.423.) — Pro¬ 
gress  of  religious  thought.  20  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra t 
v.  49,  1892,  p.  412.) — Authenticity  and  inspiration  of  the 
Scriptures.  30  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  49,  1892,  p.  1.) — 
True  principle  of  theological  progress.  14  pp.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  Sacra,  v.  41,  1881,  p.  573.) 

Fairfax,  2,  3,  6  Barons.  See  Fairfax,  F. — Fair¬ 
fax,  T. 

Fairfax,  Edward.  — 1635. 

Discourse  of  witchcraft,  as  it  was  acted  in 
the  family  of,  in  the  year  1621.  From  the 
original  copy  written  with  his  own  hand, 
communicated  by  R.  M.  Milnes.  London,  1858- 
59.  8°.  (Philobiblon  Soc.  Misccl.  v.  5.)  4446 

-  Hermes  and  Lycaon.  Communicated  by  C.  R. 

Markham.  15  pp.  (Philobiblon  Soc.  Miscel.  v.  12.) 


FAIRFAX,  Ferdinand 


1385 


FAIRHOLT,  Frederick  William 


Fairfax,  Ferdinand,  2  Baron  Fairfax.  1584- 
1648. 

Miraculous  victory  obtained  .  .  .  against 
the  army  under  the  command  of  the  Earl  of 
Newcastle  at  Wakefield  in  Yorkshire.  [Lon¬ 
don],  1643.  4°.  1541 

Fairfax,  Grace  Bradford.  Monument  to  Gov. 

Bradford.  1  p.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  23,  1890,  p.  330.)— Gov. 

Bradford's  manorial  rights.  1  p.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist. 
v.  26,  1891,  p.  233.) 

Fairfax,  Henry.  [ Attributed  £o.]  1634-1702. 

Impartial  relation  of  the  whole  proceedings 
against  St.  Mary  Magdalen  Colledge,  in  Oxon, 
in  the  year  of  Our  Lord  1687,  containing  only 
matters  of  fact  as  they  occurred.  [Anon.] 
n.  p.,  1688.  sm.  4°.  — 2304 

Fairfax,  Lina  Redwood.  Caesar  and  his  for¬ 
tunes.  5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  67,  1883,  p.  950.)— Lizzie 
llrubaker.  12  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  81,  1890,  p.  437.) 

Fairfax,  Vice-Admiral  Robert. 

Markham,  C.  R.  Life  of  Robert  Fairfax  of 
Steeton,  Vice-Admiral,  alderman,  and  mem¬ 
ber  for  York,  A.  D.  1666-1725.  1885.  4765 

Fairfax,  Thomas,  3  Baron  Fairfax.  1611-71. 

Short  memorials  of,  by  himself,  1699  .  30  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  5,  p.  374. ) 

Fairfax,  Thomas,  6  Baron  Fairfax.  1692-1782. 

Letter  to  Charles  Lee.  1  p.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  15, 1886, 
p.  203.) 

Fairfax,  Sir  Thomas. 

Bray,  W.  Letter  to  . . .  Sir  T.  Fairfax,  con¬ 
cerning  the  charge  and  proceedings  against 
him  at  a  councell  of  warre,  about  the  late 
difference  in  the  armie.  1647.  ( Pamphlets  : 

Charles  I,  v.  8. )  4555 

-  London,  Common  Council.  Answer  to  a 

letter  sent  unto  them  from  .  .  .  Sir  T.  Fairfax, 
and  other  of  the  chief  officers  in  that  army. 
1647.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  J,  v.  8.)  4555 

-  Heydon,  J.  Discovery  of  the  wonderful  preservation 

of  F.,  the  army,  etc.  15  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  4,  p.  70. )— Peacock,  E.  Inventories  made  for  Sir 
Wm.  and  Sir  Thos.  Fairfax,  in  the  16  and  17  centuries. 
36  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  48,  1884,  p.  121.) 

-  and  others.  Declaration,  concerning  their 

proceeding  in  the  proposalls,  prepared  and 
agreed  on  by  the  Councell  of  the  armie,  to  be 
tendred  to  the  Commissioners  of  Parliament, 
residing  in  the  army,  and  with  them  to  be 
treated  on  by  the  Commissioners  of  the  army. 
London,  1647.  sm.  4°.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I, 
V.  8. )  4555 

- Declaration,  delivered  by  Col.  Sir  Har- 

dresse  Waller,  and  other  officers  of  the  army, 
to  the  House  of  Peeres,  upon  Munday  the  17 
of  Jan.  1647.  London,  1647.  sm.  4°.  ( Pam¬ 
phlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  8. )  4555 

- Declaration,  or  representation,  humbly 

tendered  to  the  Parliament,  concerning  the 
just  and  fundamentall  rights  and  liberties  of 
themselves  and  the  kingdome.  London,  1647. 
sm.  4°.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  8.)  4555 

- Demands,  in  prosecution  of  the  late 

remonstrance  to  the  two  Houses  of  Parlia¬ 


ment,  as  also  against  those  persons  who  were 
the  inviters  of  the  late  invasion  from  Scot¬ 
land,  the  instigators  and  encouragers  of  the 
late  insurrections  in  this  kingdom.  London, 
1648.  sm.  4°.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  10.) 

4555 

- Humble  proposals  and  desires,  in  order 

to  a  speedy  prosecution  of  justice,  and  tlie 
settlement  formerly  propounded  by  them. 
London,  1648.  sm.  4°.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I, 
v.  9. )  4555 

- Letter,  June  29,  1647,  of  the  armies 

drawing  farther  back  from  the  city  of  Lon¬ 
don,  and  the  head-quarters  that  night  at  Wick¬ 
ham  ;  in  answer  to  the  votes  of  both  Houses. 
London,  1647.  sm.  4°.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I, 
V.  8. )  4555 

- Message  ...  to  the  Parliament  and  Com¬ 
mon  Councell  of  London.  London,  1647. 
sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  8.)  4555 

Fairfax,  Sir  William.  Peacock,  E.  Inventories 

made  for  Sir  Wm.  and  Sir  Thos.  Fairfax,  in  the  16  and  17 
centuries.  36  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  48,  1884,  p.  121.) 

Fairfax  Court  House,  Va.  Smith,  G.  W.  Con¬ 
federate  war  papers.  Fairfax  Court  House, 
New  Orleans,  Seven  Pines,  Richmond,  and 

North  Carolina.  1884.  2657 

-  Scott,  R.  N.,  and  others.  Skirmish  at  Fairfax  Court 

House.  6  pp.  (In  their  War  of  the  rebellion,  1  s.  v.  2, 
p.  59.)—  Smith,  W.  Skirmish  at  Fairfax  Court  House, 
May  31,  1861.  9  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  10, 
1882,  p.  368.) — "Vechler,  Mrs.  S.  C.  Fairfax  monument. 
Dedication  of  the  monument  at  Fairfax  Courthouse  .  .  . 
erected  to  the  dead  heroes  .  .  .  who  fell  in  the  Confed¬ 
erate  States  army.  13  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers, 
v.  18,  1890,  p.  120.) 

Fairfax  family.  Dwight,  T.  W.  Letter  on 

the  Fairfax  family.  1  p.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  13,  1885, 
p.  397.)— Wheat  Icy.  R.  Fairfaxes  of  Yorkshire  and 
Virginia.  20  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  13,  1885,  p.  217.) 

Fairfield,  Charles.  State  socialism  in  the  Anti¬ 
podes.  54  pp.  (Mackay,  T.,  Plea  for  liberty,  p.  145.) 

Fairfield,  Edmund  B.,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.  Resurrec¬ 
tion  and  final  judgment.  31  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  48, 
1891,  p.  74.) 

Fairfield,  Conn.  Schenck,  Mrs.  E.  H.  History 
of  Fairfield  .  .  .  from  the  settlement  of  the 
town  in  1639  to  1818.  1889.  2614 

Fairford,  England.  Joyce,  J.  G.  Remarks 

upon  the  Fairford  windows.  39  pp.  (Bristol  and  Glou- 
cest  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  2,  1877-78,  p.  53.) 

See  also  Gloucestershire. 


Fair-liaired  Eckbert.  16  pp.  Tieck,  J.  L. 

(Carlyle,  T.,  Trs.from  the  German,  v.  3,  p.  159.) 

Fairliolt,  Frederick  William.  1814-66. 

Homes,  works,  and  shrines  of  English 
artists,  with  specimens  of  their  styles.  To 
which  is  added  Rambles  in  Rome.  Illustr. 


London,  1873. 

Bewick,  T. 

Blake,  W. 
Collins,  W. 
Cooper,  S. 
Cosway,  R. 

Etty,  W. 


8°. 

Contents. 
Flaxman,  J. 
Gainsborough,  T. 
Hogarth,  W. 
Morland,  G. 
Nollekens,  J. 
Reynolds,  Sir  J. 


— 17C5 

Turner,  J.  M.  W. 
Vertue,  G. 

Wilson,  R. 
Woollett,  W. 
Wyatt,  R.  J. 


FAIRHOLT,  Frederick  William 


1386 


FAIRY  TALES 


-  Miscellanea  graphica :  representations  of 

ancient,  medieval,  and  renaissance  remains 
in  the  possession  of  Lord  Londesborougli. 
The  historical  introduction  by  Tlios.  Wright. 
London,  1857.  4°.  3781 

- Rambles  of  an  archaeologist  among  old 

books  and  in  old  places  :  being  papers  on  art, 
in  relation  to  archaeology,  painting,  art-deco- 
ration,  and  art -manufacture.  Illustr.  with 
wood  engravings.  London,  1871.  8°.  — 1756 

Contents.  Rambles  of  an  archaeologist  among  old 
books  and  in  old  places. — Ancient  brooches  and  dress 
fastenings.— Grotesque  design,  as  exhibited  in  orna¬ 
mental  and  industrial  art.— Albert  Iluerer:  his  works, 
his  compatriots,  and  his  times.— Facts  about  finger- 
rings. 

-  On  guild  processions  and  observances.  3  pp. 

(Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  2,  1849-50, 
p.  251.)— On  a  grotesque  mask  of  punishment  ob¬ 
tained  in  the  castle  of  Nuremberg.  4  pp.  1  pi.  (Lanca¬ 
shire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  7,  1855,  p.  61.) 

Fairies.  Caylus,  A.  C.  P.  de  T.  de  G.  de  P.  de  L., 

Comte  de.  Sur  la  faerie  des  anciens  comparge  a  celle  des 
modernes.  7  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C.,  Dissert,  ret.  hist,  de 
France,  v.  18,  p.  79.)— lie  Kay,  C.  A.  Fairies  and  Druids 
of  Ireland.  10  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  15,  1889,  p.  590.)— 
Fairy  mythology.  14  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  19,  1833, 
p.  74.)— Origin  of  the  fairies.  8  pp.  ( Blackwood's 
Mag.  v.  28,  1830,  p.  209.)— Pennell,  E.  R.  Relation  of 
fairies  to  religion.  11  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  54,  1884, 
p.457.) — Ritson,  J.  On  fairies.  38  pp.  (Hazlitt,  W.  C., 
Fairy  tales  .  .  .  illustrating  Shakespeare,  p.  9.) — Wright, 
T.  National  fairy  mythology  of  England.  12  pp.  (Fra¬ 
ser's  Mag.  v.  10,  1834,  p.  51.) 

See  also  Fairy  tales. — ^Legends.— Manners  and 
Customs. —  Superstition. 

Fairman,  William. 

Stocks  examined  and  compared  ;  or,  a  guide 
to  purchasers  in  the  public  funds.  5  ed.  Lon¬ 
don,  1808.  8°.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  32.)  3126 

Fairs. 

Andrews,  W.  Famous  frosts  and  frost 
fairs  in  Great  Britain.  1887.  1526 

-  Chassignet,  L.  M.  M.  Essai  historique 

sur  les  foires  frangaises  au  moyen  age.  1890. 

—1375 

-  Walford,  C.  Fairs,  past  and  present. 

1883.  {Antiquary'' s  Libr.)  2704 

-  Allen,  J.  L.  Kentucky  fairs.  16  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag. 

v.  79,  1889,  p.  553.)— Baxter,  S.  An  Indian  fair  in  the 
Mexican  hot  country.  15  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  84,  1892, 
p.  757.)— Guthrie,  T.  A.  Gypsy  fair  in  Surrey.  9  pp. 
(  Harper’s  Mag.  v.  76,  1888,  p.  625. )— I.tillin.  E.  Foires  et 
d6ballages.  25  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r. 
v.  47,  1890,  p.  92.)— Sawyer,  F.  E.  Sussex  markets  and 
fairs.  13  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  36,  1888, 
p.  180.) — White,  ( — ).  Description  of  a  J3,tr&,  or  fair, 
which  takes  place  annually  at  the  Hot  wells,  about  50 
miles  in  a  southeasterly  direction  from  Sfirat.  7  pp. 
(Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Trans,  v.  3,  1835.  p.  372.) 

See  also  Commerce  and  Trade.— Expositions 
of  art  and  industry.— Markets. — >'i jni-Novgo- 
rod  fair. 

Fairy,  A  mole,  a  lamprey,  and  a.  3  pp.  Bur¬ 
roughs,  J.  (Century  Mag.  v.  3,  1883,  p.  456.) 

Fairy  mythology  of  Shakespeare.  Hazlitt,  W. 
0.,  Fairy  tales ,  legends,  and  romances.  3397 


Fairy  tales. 

Aulnoy,  or  Aunoy,  M.  C.  J.  de  B.,  Com- 
tes8e  d’.  La  Babiolle.  1782.  ( Biblioth .  bleue, 
V.  13.)  2316 

- Biche  au  bois.  1784.  ( Biblioth .  bleue , 


v.  10. ) 


2316 


- Bonne  petite  souris. 

bleue,  v.  13.) 

- Nainjaune.  [Anon.] 

bleue,  v.  16.) 

- Parfait  amour,  n.  d. 


n.  d.  ( Biblioth . 

2316 

1782.  {Biblioth. 

2316 

{Biblioth.  bleue, 


v.  14.)  2316 

- Pigeon  et  la  colombe.  n.  d.  ( Biblioth . 

bleue ,  v.  12. )  2316 

- Prince  Lutin  et  Fortunee.  n.  d.  {Bib¬ 
lioth.  bleue,  v.  10.)  2316 

- Prince  Marcassin.  n.  d.  {Biblioth.  bleue, 

v.  13. )  2316 


- Princesse  Carpillon.  1803.  {Biblioth. 

bleue,  v.  11.)  2316 

—  —  Queen  Mab  :  containing  a  select  collec¬ 

tion  of  only  the  best,  most  instructive,  and 
entertaining  tales  of  the  fairies.  1782.  1293 

- Serpentin  vert.  1782.  {Biblioth.  bleue, 

v.  11.)  2316 

—  Bain,  R.  N.  ( TV. )  Cossack  fairy  tales  and 

folk- tales.  1894.  2222 

—  Basile,  G.  B.,  Conte  de  Torone.  Pentame- 

rone ;  oder,  das  maerchen  aller  maerchen. 

Aus  dem  neapolitanischen  uebertragen  von 
F.  Liebrecht.  1846,  2  v.  1293 

The  same.  Tr.  from  the  Neapolitan  by  J. 
E.  Taylor.  1850.  1283 

—  Carey,  Mrs.  M.  (TV.)  Fairy  legends  of 

the  French  provinces.  [1887.]  1216 

—  Crane,  T.  F.  {Ed.)  Italian  popular  tales. 


1885. 


1215 


Croker,  T.  C.  Fairy  legends  and  traditions 


of  the  South  of  Ireland.  1862.  1218 

—  Fee  Anguillette.  n.  d.  {Biblioth.  bleue, 

v.  12. )  2316 

—  Grenouille  bienfaisante.  n.  d.  {Bib¬ 
lioth.  bleue,  v.  12.)  2316 


—  Griffis,  W.  E.  Japanese  fairy  world. 
Stories  from  the  wonder-lore  of  Japan.  1880. 

1218 

—  Hazlitt,  W.  C.  {Ed.)  Fairy  tales,  legends, 

and  romances  illustrating  Shakespeare,  and 
other  early  English  writers.  1875.  3397 

—  Jacobs,  J.  {Ed.)  Celtic  fairy  tales.  1892. 

1214 

—  Kremnitz,  M.  Roumanian  fairy  tales. 

1885.  1294 


—  La  Force,  C.  R.  de  C.  de.  Vert  et  bleu, 

suivi  de  Persinette.  n.  d.  {Biblioth.  bleue, 

v. 11.)  2316 

—  Lubert,  Mile.  { — )  de.  Princesse  Lionette 

et  le  Prince  Coquerico.  [Anon.]  n.  d.  {Bib¬ 
lioth.  bleue,  v.  2.)  2316 

—  Murat,  H.  J.  de  C.,  Comtesse  de.  Nouveaux 

contes  des  f6es.  [Anon.]  1698.  1202 


FAIRY  TALES 


1387 


FAKHR-ED-DIN 


-  Perrault,  C.  La  Belle  et  la  bete ;  Le 

Prince  Charmant ;  et  les  Trois  souhaits.  n.  d. 

( Biblioth .  bleue,  v.  16.)  2316 

- Huit  contes  des  fees,  avec  des  moralites  : 

Barbe-Bleue,  Belle  au  bois  dormant,  Chat 
bott6,  Les  F6es,  Cendrillon,  Riquet  a  la  houpe, 
Chaperon  rouge,  Petit  Poucet.  n.  d.  {Bib¬ 
lioth.  bleue,  v.  16.)  .2316 

-  Polevoi,  P.  N.  Russian  fairy  tales.  Selected 

and  tr.  .  .  .  by  R.  N.  Bain.  1892.  2214 

-  Segur,  S.  R.,  Comtesse  de.  Fairy  tales  for 

little  folks.  Tr.  from  the  French.  [1869.] 

2323 

-  Stokes,  M.  {Tr. )  Indian  fairy  tales.  1880. 

1294 

-  Tourbillon,  suivi  du  Prince  Desir6.  n.  d. 

{Biblioth.  bleue,  v.  11.)  2316 

-  Boct  tidier.  A.  Rhodia,  ein  neugriechisches  volks- 

maerchen.  5  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  28, 1881,  p.  129.) 
— Fag-nan.  M.  A.  Minet-bleue  et  Louvette,  suivi  du 
Navire  volant.'  [Anon.]  36  pp.  (Biblioth.  bleue,  v.  10.) 

See  also  Cinderella.— Fairies.— Fiction.— Folk¬ 
lore.—  Eegends.— My  thology. 

Fairy  tales,  History  and  criticism. 

Lescnro,  M.  F.  A.  de.  Histoire  et  philosophie  des 
contes  de  fees.  72  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  93,  1882, 
pp.  95, 309, 758. )—  Schooling-, W.  Fairy  tales  and  science. 
12  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  135,  1891,  p.  165.) 

Faiseur  <le  cercueils.  32  pp.  Dumas,  A., 

CEuvres  compl.  v.  148,  p.  237. 

Faith. 

Barry,  A.  Some  lights  of  science  on  the 
faith.  1892.  {Bampton  lectures,  1892.)  —4253 
-  Brooke,  S.  A.  Faith  and  freedom.  1881. 

—4255 

-  Hunt,  J.  H.  L.  Religion  of  the  heart.  A 

manual  of  faith  and  duty.  1853.  — 4257 

-  Hutton,  R.  H.  Essays  on  some  of  the 

modern  guides  of  English  thought  in  matters 
of  faith.  1887.  —4257 

-  Ruskin,  J.  Pleasures  of  faith.  1884.  {In 

his  Pleasures  of  England,  pt.  2. )  — 1753 

-  Ambrosias,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan.  De  fide.  90  pp.  (Opera 

omnia,  v.  4,  p.  567.)— Athanasius,  St.,  Abp.  of  Alexan¬ 
dria.  Expositio  fidei.  [Or.  et  Lat.]  12  pp.  (Routh,  M. 
J.,  Script,  eccles.  opuscula,  v.  2,  p.  217.) — Augustinus, 
A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hippo.  Enchiridion  :  being  a  treatise  on 
faith,  hope,  and  love ;  Treatise  on  faith  and  the  creed. 
122  pp.  (  Works,  v.  9,  pp.  173,  337.)— Belief  ami  unbe¬ 
lief:  Canon  Barry  and  Mr.  Wace.  29  pp.  (Quart.  Rev. 
v.  151, 1881,  p.  128.)— Burroughs,  J.  Faith  and  credulity. 
8  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  151,  1890,  p.  469.) — Decay  of 
faith.  26  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  62.  1882,  p.  59.) — 
Dwiuell.  I.  E.  Doctrine  of  the  necessity  of  faith  in 
Christ  for  salvation,  in  the  light  of  Scripture.  23  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  44,1887,  p.  201.)— Edwards,  J.  Ob¬ 
servations  concerning  faith.  43  pp.  (  Works,  v.  2,  p.  599.) 
— Eithraeni.  St.,  the  Syrian.  De  fide.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  5  pp. 
(Opera  omnia,  v.  2,  p.  336.)— Faiths  of  the  world. 
20  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  681.)— Faustus, 
St.,  Bp.  of  Riez.  De  ratione  fidei.  7  pp.  ( Praeter  ser- 
mones  pseudo-Eusebianos  opera,  p.  453:  Vienna,  Akad. 
wissens.  Corpus  script,  eccles.  Lat.  v.  21.) — Hedge,  F.  H. 
Theism  of  reason  and  the  theism  of  faith.  21  pp.  (In 
his  Martin  Luther  and  other  essays,  p.  306.)— Inger- 
soll,  R.  G.  Divided  household  of  faith.  15  pp.  (AT. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  147,  1888,  p.  150.)  —  Irenaeus,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Lyons.  Regula  fidei.  [Or.  et  Lat.\  8  pp.  (Routh,  M.  J., 
Sci'ipt.  eccles.  opuscula,  v.  2,  p.  209.) — Mahan,  M.  Exer¬ 
cise  of  faith,  in  its  relation  to  authority  and  private 

Vol.  III.— 174. 


judgment.  112  pp.  (Coll,  works,  v.  3,  p.  49.) — Mnllocli. 
W.  H.  Convalescence  of  faith.  12  pp.  ( Forum,  v.  2,  1886, 
p.  105.) — Faith  and  physical  science.  9  pp.  (Forum,  v.  2, 
1886,  p.  583.) — M linger,  T.  T.  Evolution  and  the  faith. 
13  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  10, 1886,  p.  108.) — Patton,  W.  W. 
Weak  points  of  the  evangelical  faith,  as  it  is  commonly 
stated.  18  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  45,  1886,  p.  44.) — 
Paul,  C.  K.  Faith  and  unfaith.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  502.)— Peek,  F.  Mystery  in  faith. 
11  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  47,  1885,  p.  703.)— Perrey ve,  H. 
Des  transactions  en  matifere  de  foi.  12  pp.  (Correspon¬ 
dant,  v.  41,  1857,  p.  136.) — Pleton,  J.  A.  Antithesis  of 
faith  amd  sight.  40  pp.  (In  his  Mystery  of  matter  and 
other  essays,  p.  131.)— Porter,  N.  Collapse  of  faith. 
54  pp.  (In  his  Science  and  sentiment,  p.  452.)— Rad- 
bert  (Paschasius),  St.,  Abbot  of  Corbie.  De  fide,  spe,  et 
caritate.  54  pp.  (Mart&ne,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet. 
script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  9,  p.  469.)— Stevens,  G.  B. 
Authority  of  faith.  13  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  40,  1881, 
p.  432.)— Stilling-fleet,  E.,  Bp.  of  Worcester.  Answer  to 
some  papers  lately  printed,  concerning  the  authority 
of  the  Catholick  Church  in  matters  of  faith.  22  pp. 
(  Works,  v.  6,  p.  641.)— Discourse  concerning  the  nature 
and  grounds  of  the  certainty  of  faith,  etc.  59  pp. 
(  Works,  v.  6,  p.  361.)—' Tupper,  M.  F.  Probabilities:  an 
aid  to  faith.  104  pp.  (Compl.  works,  v.  2,  p.  260.) — 
—Walker,  C.  Faith  and  its  semblances.  15  pp.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  Sacra,  v.  44,  1887,  p.  335.)— Ward,  W.  Witnesses  to 
the  unseen.  19  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  29,  1891,  p.  979.) 
— Wisliart,  G.  ( Tr.)  Confession  of  faith  of  the  churches 
of  Switzerland.  11  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  4,  1876, 
p.  318.)— Wynne,  F.  R.  Must  it  be  “all  or  nothing?” 
6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  919.) 

See  also  Belief.  —  Certainty.  —  Credulity.  — 
Doubt.  —Evidence.— Infidelity.— Justification. 
—  Reason.  —  Supernatural,  The.  —  Theology.  - 
Truth. 

Faitli  cure.  See  Faith  healing. 

Faith  doctor.  121  pp.  Eggleston,  E.  {Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  19,  1891,  pp.  540,  661,  932;  v.  20,  1891,  pp.  45, 
246,  396,  609,  708,  939. ) 

Faith  healing.  Bacon,  L.  W.  Faith  cure  de¬ 
lusion.  8  pp.  (Forum,  v.  5,  1888,  p.  691.)— Buckley,  J. 
M.  Faith-healing  and  kindred  phenomena.  16  pp.  (Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  221.)— Carter,  R.  K.  Divine 
healing,  or  “Faith-cure.”  4  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  11, 
1886,  p.  776.)— Cobbe,  F.  P.  Faith  healing  and  fear  kill¬ 
ing.  20  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  51,  1887,  p.  794.) — Mo -von. 
W.  Faith  healing.  16  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  48,  1885, 
p.  707.)—  Schauftler,  A.  F.  Faith-cures.  5  pp.  (Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  9,  1886,  p.  274.)—' Turkey,  C.  L.  Faith¬ 
healing  as  a  medical  treatment.  12  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  839.)— Votaw,  C.  W.  Christian 
science  and  faith  healing.  10  pp.  (Neiv  Englander,  v.  54, 
1891,  p.  249.) 

See  also  Hind  and  Body.— Psychology,  Pathologi¬ 
cal.— TU^mpentiCH. 

Faith  of  our  fathers.  2  v.  Gibbons,  J.,  Cardi¬ 
nal- Abp.  of  Baltimore.  p.  R. 

Note. — Printed  in  point  type  for  the  use  of  the  blind. 

Faith  full,  Emily.  1835-95.  Domestic  service 

in  England.  9  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  153,  1891,  p.  23.) 

Faithists.  Oahspe.  A  new  bible  in  the  words 
of  Jehovih  and  his  angel  ambassadors.  1891. 

—3182 

Faithless  world.  16  pp.  Cobbe,  F.  P.  {Con¬ 

temp.  Rev.  v.  46,  1884,  p.  795.) 

Faiths  of  the  world.  20  pp.  {Blackwood’s 

Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  681.) 

Fakhr-ed-diu.  Wuestenfeld,  H.  F.  Fachr-ed- 

din  der  Drusenfuerst  und  seine  zeitgenossen.  178  pp. 
(Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Hist.-philol.  classe,  Ab- 
liandl.  v.  33,  1886,  p.  1.) 


FALAISE,  France 


1388 


FALKLAND  ISLANDS 


Falaise,  France.  Beaurepaire,  G.,  and  others. 

Arrondissement  de  F.  62  pp.  (Beaurepaire,  E.  H.  de  R. 
de,  and  others,  Normandie  monumentale :  Calvados,  v.  2, 
p.  29.) 

Falaiseau,  Adelaide  de  Kerjean,  Marquise  de. 

('imlist,  J.  G.  da.  Mine.  Dupleix  and  the  Marquise  de 
Falaiseau.  32  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay,  Journ. 
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Falbe,  ( — ),  Comte  de.  Hamlet  saga.  From 

Saxo-Grammaticus.  11  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882, 
p.  947.) 

Falckenberg,  Richard.  1851 — .  Eucken :  Ein- 

heit  des  geisteslebens  in  bewusstsein  und  that  der 
menschheit.  6  pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  philos.  v.  96,  1889,  p.  306.) — 
R.  Fue ken's  Prolegomena  zu  forsch ungen  ueber 
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der  menschheit.  33  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  90, 1887,  p.  110.) 
—Hartmann:  Fotze's  philosophic.  5  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
philos.  v.  98,  1890,  p.  221.)— Die  entwickelung  der  I.otze- 
selien  zcitlelire.  33  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  105,  1895, 
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scliielite  und  den  charakter  der  neueren  philosophic. 
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abhandlung  ueber  die  entwickelung  der  Lotzeschen 
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Falckenheimer,  Karl  Bernhard  Nicolaus. 
1798-1842. 

Geschichte  hessischer  staedte  und  stifter. 
Cassel,  1841-42.  2  v.  8°.  3636 

Falconer,  Edmund  (Edmund  O’Rourke).  1814- 

79.  Husband  of  an  hour :  an  original  drama.  46  pp. 
(Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  18.) 

Falconer,  Ion  Grant  Neville  Keith-.  See  Keith- 
Falconer,  I.  G.  N. 

Falconer,  Rev.  W.  M.  W.  M.  Hetherington. 

8  pp.  (Disruption  worthies,  Memorial  of  1843,  v.  3,  p.  301.) 

Falconer,  William.  1730-69. 

The  Shipwreck,  with  a  sketch  of  his  life. 
New  York,  1825.  12°.  1318 

Falconry. 

Cox,  H.,  and  Lascelles,  G.  Coursing 

and  falconry.  1892.  (Badminton  Libr.)  — 1796 

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-  Turbervile,  G.  Booke  of  falconrie  or 

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-  Ceruti,  A.  (Ed.)  Trattato  di  falconeria,  testo  di 

lingua  inedito  del  secolo  14  tratto  da  un  manoscritto 
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See  also  Sports. 

Falconry,  Bibliography. 

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Faleria,  Discovery  of  Etruscan  temples  at. 

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Fales,  Stephen.  Hoyt,  A.  H.  Stephen  Fales. 

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Faliero,  Marino.  Gottschall,  R.  von.  Drama- 

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1887,  v.  1,  p.  881.) 

Faligan,  Ernest.  1832—. 

Histoire  de  la  16gende  de  Faust.  Paris, 

1888.  8°.  1221 
Falisci.  Barnabei,  F.,  and  others.  Antichitit 

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Falke,  Jakob  von.  1825 — .  Der  franzoesische 

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Falkenan,  Bohemia.  Janota,  E.  Blutteich  bei 

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Falkenskjold,  Seneca  Otto.  1738-1820. 

Authentische  und  hoechstmerkwuerdige 
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campagnes  de  M.  de  Falckenskiold  dans 
l’armee  russe  contre  les  Turcs,  en  1769  et  1770, 
et  suivi  de  considerations  sur  l’6tat  militaire 
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Falkenstein,  Zawisch  von.  Pangerl,  M.  Za- 

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Falkenstein.  Notae  ex  codice  Falkensteinensi. 

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Falkirk,  Scotland.  Gough,  H.  (Ed.)  Scot¬ 
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Falkland,  2  Viscount.  See  Cary,  L. 

Falkland,  Viscountess.  See  Cary,  A.  F.  C. 
Falkland  islands.  Martin,  R.  M.  History 
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1507 


FALKNER 


1389 


FALSTAFF,  Sir  John 


Falkner :  a  novel.  3  v.  Shelley,  Mrs.  M.  W.  G. 
Fall,  Charles  G.  1203 

Employers’  liability  for  personal  injuries 
to  their  employees.  Boston,  1889.  8°.  — 1362 
Fall  des  liauses  Stuart  und  die  succession 
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Fall  des  heidentliums.  Tzschirner,  H.  G. 

—1267 

Fall  of  an  island.  12  pp.  (Blcickivood’s  Mag. 

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Fall  of  Constantinople.  Pears,  E.  3484 
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Fall  of  Maximilian’s  empire.  Schroeder,  S. 

1638 

Fall  of  New  France,  1755-60.  Hart,  G.  E. 

1636 

Fall  of  the  House  of  Usher.  26  pp.  Poe, 

E.  A.,  Works,  ed.  by  E.  C.  Stedman  and  G.  E.  Woodberry, 
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Fall  River,  Mass.  Wright,  C.  D.  Fall  River, 
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Fallacies.  Aristoteles.  On  fallacies ;  or, 

the  Sophistici  elenchi,  with  a  translation  and 
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See  also  Delusions. — Logic. — Paralogism. 

Fallersleben,  Hoffmann  von.  See  Hoffmann 
von  Fallersleben,  A.  H. 

Falletti-Fossati,  Pio  Carlo.  1848—.  La  lutte 

poilr  les  Alpes.  24  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  14,  1884, 
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20  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  3,  1879,  p.  98.)— Ancora  di 
Filiberto  I  (Biancamano).  5  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital. 
4  s.  v.  3,  1879,  p.  118.) 

Falling  Creek,  Va.,  Massacre  at.  4  pp.  Neill, 

E.  D.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  1,  1877,  p.  222.) 

Falling-  AVaters,  Va.,  Report  of  the  affair  at. 

4  pp.  Heth,  H.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  7,  1879, 
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Fallmerayer,  Jakob  Philipp.  1791-1861.  Alba- 

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Golgatlia  und  das  Heilig-grab.  47  pp.  (Munich,  Akad. 
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schriften,  und  anderes  material  zur  geschichte  des 
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1846,  p.  1.) 

-  Docllinger,  J.  J.  I.  von.  Fallmerayer.  4  pp.  (In 

his  Akad.  vortraege,  v.  2,  p.  100. )— JHoefler,  K.,  Ritter 
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Falloux,  Alfred  Frederic  Pierre,  Comte  de. 
1811-86. 

Memoires  d’un  royaliste.  3  ed.  Paris,  1888. 
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Note. — Also  in  Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  110,  1887,  pp.  193, 
577,  969 ;  v.  Ill,  1887,  pp.  201,  593 ;  v.  113,  1887,  pp.  765,  965. 

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Pitman.  London,  1888.  2  v.  8°.  2682 

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M.  C.  A.,  Vicomte  de.  Oratoriens  de  Juilly  et  le  Comte 
de  F.  14  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  114,  1888,  p.  1000.) — 
l*onf  martin,  A.  de.  Acad6mie  fransaise  :  Election  de 

F.  14  pp.  (Correspondant,  y.  38, 1856,  p.  125.)—' Thitreau- 
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MM.  de  Montalembert,  de  F.,  et  de  Louis  Veuillot.  19  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  126,  1891,  p.  636.)  — M.  le  Comte 
de  Falloux,  d’aprfcs  ses  Melanges,  etudes,  et  souvenirs. 
28  pp.  (Correspondont,  n.  s.  v.  104,  1885,  p.  1007.) 

See  also  Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  106,  1886,  p.  3. 

Fallow,  T.  M.  Fernyhalgh  chalice  and  paten. 

4  pp.  2  pi.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  42,  1885,  p.  420.) 

-  English  medieval  chalices  and  patens.  Sec 

Hope,  W.  H.  St.  J. 

Fallows,  Samuel,  D.  D.  1835 — . 

Progressive  supplemental  dictionary  of  the 
English  language.  A  supplement  to  all  stan¬ 
dard  dictionaries  of  the  United  States  and 
Great  Britain.  Chicago,  1886.  4°.  1141 

Falorsi,  Guido.  1847 — .  Francesco  Berni. 

18  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  9,  1882,  p.  85.) — Di  taluni 
lavori  pih  notabili  pub.  pel  quarto  centenario  dalla 
nascita  di  Michelangelo  Buonarroti.  14  pp.  (Archiv. 
stor.  ital.  3  s.  v.  24,  1876,  p.  128.)— II  quarto  centenario  di 
Michelangelo  Buonarroti.  5  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  3  s. 
v.  22,  1875,  p.  352.)  —  Fortificazioni  nella  spiaggia 
romana.  8  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  7,  1881,  p.  217.) — 
Ser  Lapo  Mazzei.  16  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  8, 
1881,  p.  390.) — Epistolario  di  Francesco  Jlelzi  cl'F.ril, 
Duca  di  Lodi.  35  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  6,  1880, 
p.422.) — Origines  de  la  renaissance  en  Italie.  10  pp. 
(Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  4,  1879,  p.  88.) 

False  alarum ;  or,  an  answer  to  a  libell  lately 
published,  entituled,  An  alarum  to  the  House 
of  Lords.  Sheppard,  S.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I, 
v.  7. )  4555 

False  coin  in  poetry.  14  pp.  ( Blackwood's 

Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  727.) 

“False  dawn”  of  the  Muslims,  Identification 

of  the,  with  the  “zodiacal  light”  of  Europeans.  8  pp. 
(Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  12,  1880,  p.  327.) 

False  modesty  in  readers.  4  pp.  Lathrop, 

G.  P.  (N.  .4m.  Rev.  v.  148,  1889,  p.  180.) 

False  start :  amoral  comedy.  7  pp.  ( Black¬ 

wood's  Mag.  v.  130,  1881,  p.  331.) 

Falstaff,  Sir  John. 

Hackett,  J.  H.  Falstaff :  a  Shakesperean 
tract.  1840.  (Bound  pamph.  v.  139.)  5935 

-  Giles,  II.  Falstaff.  44  pp.  (Lectures  and  essays,  v.  1, 

p.  1.) 

See  also  Shakespeare,  W. 


FALSTER,  Christian 


1390 


FAMINES 


Falster,  Christian.  1690-1732.  Libellus  com- 
mentarius  de  vita  et  rebus.  18  pp.  (Gellius,  A.,  Nodes 
Atticae,  v.  1,  p.  21 :  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) 

Faltin,  Gustav.  Der  einbruch  Hannibals  in 

Etrurien.  20  pp.  ( Hermes ,  v.  20,  1885,  p.  71.)— Zu  den 
berichten  des  Polybius  und  Livius  ueber  die  schlacht 
am  trasimenischen  see.  14  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s. 
v.  39,  1884,  p.  260.) 

Famars,  France.  Carlier,  ( — ),  and  others. 

Pierres  sigillaires  de  Bavay  et  de  F.  15  pp.  (Soc.  antiq. 
de  France,  Mem.  v.  2,  1820,  p.  449. ) 

Famatina,  Argentine  Republic.  Gould,  B.  A. 

Clima  de  F.  19  pp.  (In  his  Anales  de  la  ofic.  met.  argent, 
v.  3,  p.  391.) 

Fambri,  Paulo.  1827 — .  Venti  Settembre. 

Bozzetto.  21  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  35,  1891,  p.  522.)— 
Dal  Po  alia  Cernaja.  A  proposito  di  un  nuovo  libro  del 
Gen.  di  Revel.  29  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  32,  1891, 
p.  324.) 

Fame.  Bacon,  Sir  F.  Fragment  of  an  essay 

on  fame.  4  pp.  (Essays,  with  annotations  by  R.  Whately, 
4  ed.  p.  570.)— Hazlltt,  W.  C.  On  the  different  sorts  of 
fame.  19  pp.  (In  his  Offspring  of  thought,  p.  87.) 

See  also  CJlory.— Greatness. 

Fame’s  memorial.  51  pp.  Forde,  J.,  Works, 

v.  3,  p.  277. 

Familiar  fables,  in  prose  and  verse,  by  the 
most  eminent  fabulists  of  all  ages  and  coun¬ 
tries.  Embellished  with  engravings  after 
designs  by  J.  J.  Grandville.  London,  1858. 
p.  8°.  2252 

Familiar  quotations.  Bartlett,  J.  1157 

Familiar  quotations.  Grocott,  J.  C.  1157 
Familiar  studies  of  men  and  books.  Steven¬ 
son,  R.  L.  B.  2205 

Familiar  view  of  the  human  temperaments. 

Whitelock,  S.  W.  3782 

Famille  de  Glermandre.  Dudevant,  Mme. 
A.  L.  A.  D.  (G.  Sand,  pseud.),  (Euvres  compl. 
v.  33.  —4177 

Famille  Luceval.  4  v.  in  1.  Pigault-Lebrun, 
C.  A.  G.,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  32-35.  4147 

Family,  The. 

Bernard,  of  Chartres ,  called  Sylvestris. 
Epistola  a  Raimondo  [del  modo  e  cura  di 
gubernare  la  famiglia].  1886.  (Scelta  di  curi¬ 
osity  lelterarie,  nos.  68,  pt.  2  ;  73,  pt  2.)  2322 

Note.— Wrongly  attributed  to  Bernard,  St.,  Abbot  of 
Clairvaux. 

-  Defoe,  D.  Family  instructor.  1841,  2  v. 

( Novels  and  miscel.  works,  v.  15,  16. )  2103 

-  Engels,  F.  Origine  de  la  famille,  de  la 

propriety  privee,  et  de  l’etat.  Tr.  .  .  .  par  H. 
Rav6.  1893.  —1367 

-  Gaume,  J.  J.  Histoire  de  la  soci6t6  do- 

mestique  chez  tous  les  peuples  anciens  et 
modernes,  ou  influence  du  Christianisme  sur 
la  famille.  1854,  2  v.  — 1366 

-  Letourneau,  C.  Evolution  of  marriage 

and  of  the  family.  1891.  (Ellis,  H.,  Contemp. 
Sci.  S. )  —1367 

-  Remissive,  E.  J.  A.  Rapport  sur  le  concours  ayant 

pour  sujet:  des  devoirs  et  des  droits  de  l’gtat  et  de  la 
famille  en  mature  d’enseignement  et  d ’Education.  42  pp. 


(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral.  Mem.  2  s.  v.  15,  1887, 
p.  621.)— Browning,  O.  Evolution  of  the  family.  22  pp. 
(Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  6,  1892,  p.  87.) — Caird, 
M.  A.  Emancipation  of  the  family.  30  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  150,  1890,  p.  692 ;  v.  151, 1890,  p.  22.)— Dike,  S.  W.  Prob¬ 
lems  of  the  family.  11  pp.  (Centui~y  Mag.  v.  17,  1890, 
p.385.) — Hooker,  E.  T.  Family  and  the  church.  22  pp. 
( Biblioth .  Sacra,  v.  43,  1886,  p.  486.) — I.auy,  A.  Early 
history  of  the  family.  17  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  44,  1883, 
p.  406.)— MoellendorlF,  P.  G.  von.  Family  law  of  the 
Chinese.  60  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  China  branch,  Journ. 
n.  s.  v.  27,  pt.  2,  1895,  p.  131.)—  Patriarchal  theory. 
29  pp.  ( Quart.  Rev.  v.  162,  1886,  p.  181.) 

See  also  Children.— Consanguinity. — Domestic 
economy.  —  Home. —  Kinship.  —  Marriage.  — 
Moral  philosophy.— Parent  and  Child.— Social 
science. 

Family  chests,  Chapters  from.  2  v.  Wal- 
ford,  E.  2786 

Family  expositor.  4  v.  Doddridge,  P.  — 3101 

Family  instructor.  2  v.  Defoe,  D.,  Novels 
and  miscel.  works,  v.  15,  16.  2103 

Family  journal,  Leaves  from  a.  Souvestre,  E. 

2323 

Family  names.  Gentry,  T.  G.  — 2122 

Family  names  in  Berwick,  from  1606  to  1812. 

8  pp.  Ellman,  E.  B.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  22, 
1870,  p.  22.) 

Family  physician.  8  pp.  Smith,  A.  H.  ( Har¬ 

per's  Mag.  v.  78,  1889,  p.  722. ) 

Family  polities :  a  comedy.  65  pp.  (Galt,  J., 

New  Brit,  theat.  v.  2,  p.  191.) 

Famin,  Stanislas  Marie  Cesar.  1799-1853. 

Mus6e  royal  de  Naples,  peintres,  bronzes, 
et  statues  erotiques  du  Cabinet  secret,  avec 
leur  explication ;  contenant  soixante  gra¬ 
vures.  Paris,  1857.  4°.  P.R. 

Famincyn,  A.  S.  Krejci,  F.  Famincyn  :  Gott- 

heiten  der  alten  Slaven.  8  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych. 
v.  19,  1889,  p.  107.) 

Famines. 

Abhay  Charan,  Das.  The  Indian  ryot, 
land  tax,  permanent  settlement,  and  the 
famine.  1881.  3415 

- Central  Relief  Committee  of  the  Society 

of  Friends.  Transactions,  during  the  famine 
in  Ireland,  in  1846  and  1847.  1852.  —1372 

-  Guy,  A.  Famines  periodiques  en  Algerie 

et  d’un  moyen  d’y  porter  remede.  1893. 

—1364 

-  Hodgetts,  E.  A.  B.  In  the  track  of  the 

Russian  famine.  1892.  3496 

-  R..T.  H.  Prevention  of  famine  in  India.  11  pp.  (Fra¬ 
ser’s  Mag.  v.  75,  1867,  p.  358. )— Dillon,  V.  (E.  B.  Lanin, 
pseud.)  Famine  in  Russia.  17  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  50,  1891,  p.  636.)— Everett,  E.  Famine  in  Ireland. 
7  pp.  (Orations  and  speeches,  v.  2,  p.  533.) — Famine  in 
Orissa.  11  pp.  (Fraser’s  Mag.  v.  76,  1867,  p.  373.) — 
Famine  in  the  land.  40  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
v.  29,  1847,  p.  501.)— Famines  and  floods  in  India.  21  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  37,  1878,  p.  236.) — Fiske,  J.  Famine 
of  1770  in  Bengal.  21  pp.  (In  his  Unseen  world,  p.  190.) 
—French,  A.  An  Irish  gentlewoman  in  the  famine 
time.  12  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  19,  1891,  p.  338.)— Shish- 
kotr,  N.  Famine  relief  in  Samara.  9  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  31,  1892,  p.  487.)— Horrors  of  hunger.  6  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  31,  1892,  p.  1.)— Trench,  R.  C.  Three  days 
of  famine  at  Schull.  12  pp.  (Fraser’s  Mag.  v.  36, 1847,  p.  1.) 


FAMINTZIN,  Andrei  Sergyeevich 


1391 


FANIEZ,  Mile.  Alexandrine  Louise 


Famintzin,  Andrei  Sergyeevich.  1835 — .  Bei- 

trag  zur  symbiose  von  algen  und  thieren.  36  pp.  2  pi. 
(St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  36,  1889.) — Embryo- 
logisclie  studicn.  17  pp.  3  pi.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad. 
Mem.  7  s.  v.  26,  1879.)— Beitrag  zur  keimblattlehre  im 
pflanzenreiche.  33  pp.  8  pi.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  MSm. 
7  s.  v.  22,  1876.) — Studien  ueber  kry  static  und  krystal- 
lite.  26  pp.  3  pi.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  32, 
1885.) 

-  and  Worouin,  Michael.  Ueber  2  neue 

formen  von  schleimpilzen :  Ceratium  hvdroides  Alb.  et 
Schw.  und  Ceratium  porioides  Alb.  et  Schw.  16  pp.  3  pi. 
(St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  Mhn.  7  s.  v.  20,  1873.) 

Famosissima  compagnia  della  Lesina,  Della, 
dialogo,  capitoli,  ragionamenti.  Yenetia,  1619. 
16°.  2325 

Famous  Americans  of  recent  times.  Parton, 
J.  3793 

Famous  and  wonderful  recovery  of  a  ship 
of  Bristol,  called  the  Exchange,  from  the 
Turkish  pirates  of  Argier.  London,  1622 ; 
repr.  1882.  8°.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner ,  v.  14.) 

2117 

Famous  forgery,  being  the  story  of  “the  un¬ 
fortunate”  Dr.  Dodd.  Fitzgerald,  P.  4703 

Famous  frosts  and  frost  fairs  in  Gt.  Britain. 
Andrews,  W.  1526 

Famous  people  I  have  met.  Sala,  Mrs.  B.  S. 

4747 

Famous  persons  and  places.  Willis,  N.  P. 

2156 

Famous  plays.  Molloy,  J.  F.  3316 

Famous  victories  of  Henry  Y.  The  earliest 

known  quarto,  1598,  a  facsimile  in  fotolitho- 
graphy  (from  the  unique  copy  in  the  Bodleian 
Library)  by  C.  Praetorius.  With  an  intro¬ 
duction  by  P.  A.  Daniel.  London,  1887. 
sm.  4°.  (Shaks. -quarto  faesim.  no.  39. )  3392 

Famous  women.  Boston,  1884-87.  10  v.  12°. 

3767 

Note—  For  other  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Contents. 

Albany,  L.  M.  C.  E.,  Coun-  Lamb,  M.,  by.  A.  Gilchrist. 

tess  of,  by  V.  Paget.  Martineau,  H.,  by  F.  F. 

Edgeworth,  M.,  by  H.  Zim-  Miller. 

mern.  Roland  de  la  Platifere,  Mme. 

Fdlix,  E.  R.  (Rachel),  by  M.,  by  M.  Blind. 

N.  H.  Kennard.  Siddons,  Mrs.  S.  K.,  by  N. 

Fry,  E.,  by  E.  R.  Pitman.  H.  Kennard. 

Godwin,  Mrs.  M.  W.,  by  E.  Wesley,  Mrs.  S.  A.,  by  E. 
R.  Pennell.  Clarke. 

Famous  women  of  the  French  court.  Saint- 
Amand,  A.  L.  I.  de.  4737 

Fanaticism.  Barante,  A.  G.  P.  B.,  Baron  de. 

Exces  du  fanatisme  irr61igieux.  19  pp.  ( Correspondant , 
v.  30,  1852,  p.  65.) — Fanaticism  in  the  Soudan.  7  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  135,  1884,  p.  673.) 

See  also  Bigotry.  — Credulity. —  Enthusiasm.  — 
Persecutions. — Superstition. 

Fancelli,  Domenico.  Justi,  K.  Bartolome 

Ordonez  und  F.  25  pp.  5  pi.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunst- 
samml.  Jahrb.  v.  12,  1891,  p.  66.) 

Fancelli,  Luca.  Braghirolli,  W.  Luca  Fan¬ 
celli,  scultore,  architetto,  e  idraulico  del  secolo  XV. 
29  pp.  (Soc.  stor.  lombarda,  Archiv.  1  s.  1876,  p.  610.) 

Fancliette.  82  pp.  Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L.  A.  D. 

(G.  Sand,  pseud.),  QSuvres,  v.  53,  p.  180. 

Fancy.  See  Imagination. 


Fane,  Rev.  Arthur.  1810—.  Boyton  church,  in 
the  vale  of  Wylye.  6  pp.  2  pi.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and 
Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  1,  1854,  p.  233.)— Brief  notice  of  the 
family  of  Giflfard  of  Boyton.  9  pp.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol. 
and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  2,  1855,  p.  100.) 

Fane,  John,  11  Earl  of  Westmorland  and  Baron 
Burghersh.  1784-1859. 

Memoir  of  the  early  campaigns  of  the 
Duke  of  Wellington,  in  Portugal  and  Spain. 
By  an  officer  employed  in  his  army.  London, 
1820.  8°.  3523 

-  Memoir  of  the  operations  of  the  allied 

armies,  under  Prince  Schwarzenberg,  and 
Marshal  Blucher,  1813-14.  2  ed.  with  ad¬ 

ditional  documents.  London,  1822.  8°;  .2666 
Fane,  Julian  Henry  Charles.  1827-70.  [Sonnet.] 

1  p.  (Caine,  T.  H.  H.,  Sonnets  of  3  centuries,  p.  183.) 

Fane,  Violet,  pseud.  See  Singleton,  Mrs.  M.  M. 
Faneuil  Hall,  Union  meeting  in.  13  pp. 

Everett,  E.,  Orations  and  speeches,  v.  4,  p.  235. 

See  also  Boston. 

Fanfani,  Pietro.  1815-79. 

Delle  Favole  di  Galfredo  pub.  da  Gaetano 
Ghivizzani  avvertenze,  e  Lettere  di  Niccolo 
Tommaseo  e  Luigi  Barbieri.  Bologna,  1867. 
12°.  ( Scelta  di  curiositd  letterarie ,  no.  91, 

pt.  2. )  2332 

-  Don  Ficchino :  novella.  Torino,  1876. 

r.  8°.  2313 

-  Novelle,  apologhi,  e  racconti.  Milano, 

1873.  p.  8°.  2314 

- Scritti  capricciosi.  Firenze,  1864.  8°.  2325 

Contents.  Fantasie  ed  allegorie.  —  Ironic.  — 
Novelle,  favole,  e  apologhi.  —  I'roverbj  in  atto.— 
Ritratti.— Tuppertfl. 

-  I'oesia  giocosa  in  Italia.  26  pp.  (Mabellini,  A., 

Poesie  giocose  ined.  o  rare,  p.  5.) 

-  Vocabolario  italiano  della  lingua  parlata. 

See  Rigutini,  G.,  and  Fanfani,  P. 

-  (Ed.)  Commento  alia  Divina  Commedia 

d’Anonimo  fiorentino  del  secolo  XIV.  Bo¬ 
logna,  1866-74.  3  v.  8°.  (Coll,  di  opere  ined. 

o  rare ,  v.  13-15. )  — 4173 

-  (Ed.)  Regola  dei  Frati  di  S.  Jacopo 

d’Altopascio.  Bologna,  1864.  12°.  (Scelta  di 
curiositcl  letterarie ,  no.  54.)  2322 

-  (Ed.)  I  Marmi  di  Antonfrancesco  Doni. 

See  Doni,  A.  F. 

-  (Ed.)  Opere  varie  in  versi  ed  in  prosa  di 

Michelangelo  Buonarroti  il  Giovane.  See 
Buonarroti,  M.  A.,  il  Giovane. 

-  (Ed.)  Plstola  di  S.  Bernardo  a’  Frati  del 

Monte  di  Dio.  See  Bernard,  St.,  Abbot  of 
Clairvaux. 

-  (Ed.)  Rime  di  Bernardo  Bellincioni.  See 

Bellincioni,  B. 

-  Arlia,  C.  Pietro  Fanfani.  8  pp.  ( Propug natore,  \.  12, 

pt.  1,  1879,  p.  303.) — Necroloft'iii.  Pietro  Fanfani.  3  pp. 
( Archiv .  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  3,  1879,  p.  310.) 

- — -  and  Arlia,  C.  Lessico  dell’  infima  e  cor- 
rotta  Italianita.  2  ed.  Milano,  1881.  8°. 

—2147 

Faniez,  Mile.  Alexandrine  Louise.  Manne,  E. 

D.  de.  Alexandrine  Louise,  Mile.  Faniez.  5  pp.  (In  his 
Troupe  de  Voltaire,  p.  209.) 


FANNIN,  John 


1392 


FARIA,  Francisco  de 


Fannin,  John.  Rocky  mountain  goat.  19  pp. 

(Shields,  G.  O.,  Big  game  of  N.  America,  p.  343.) 

Fannins,  Caius.  1  cent.  Annales.  3  pp.  (Peter 

H.,  Hist.  Rom.  relliquiae,  v.  1,  p.  138.) — Reliquiae.  3  pp. 
(Roth,  K.  L.,  Hist,  vet  Rom.  reliquiae,  p.  311.) 

Fano,  Italy.  Berti,  P.  L’archivio  del  comune 

di  F.  secondo  il  suo  recente  riordinamento.  24  pp.  ( Ar - 
chiv.  stor.  ital.  5  s.  v.  3,  1889,  p.  361.) 

Fans.  Fans  and  fan  leaves.  2  pp.  {Sat.  Rev. 

v.  68,  1889,  p.  49.) — Fans  of  Japan.  1  p.  (Art  Journ. 
1894,  p.  181.)— Moore,  E.  M.  Fans  and  their  makers. 

5  pp.  (Art  Journ.  1889,  p.  120.)— Farr,  L.  The  fan. 
11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  79,  1889,  p.  399.) 

See  also  Costume.— Decoration  and  Ornament. 

Fansliawe,  Lady  Anne  Harrison.  1625-80. 

Memoirs.  Written  by  herself ;  with  ex¬ 
tracts  from  the  correspondence  of  Sir  Richard 
Fanshawe.  New  ed.  London,  1830.  8°.  4723 
Fansliawe,  Sir  Richard.  1608-66. 

Original  letters,  during  his  embassies  in 
Spain  and  Portugal.  London,  1701.  p.  8°. 

2557 

-  Extracts  from  the  correspondence  of.  62  pp.  (Fan¬ 
shawe,  Lady  A.  H.,  Memoirs,  p.  261.) 

-  ( TV. )  The  Lusiad.  See  Camoens,  L.  de 

(in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  Mackail,  J.  W.  Sir  Richard  Fanshawe.  8  pp.  (Mac¬ 
millan's  Mag.  v.  59,  1889,  p.  107.) 

Fanshawe.  150  pp.  Hawthorne,  N.,  Works , 

v.  11,  p.  69. 

Fantastic,  The.  8  pp.  Symonds,  J.  A.  ( Fortn . 

Rev.  n.  s.  v.  43,  1888,  p.  518.) 

Fantee  language.  Steinthal,  H.  Christaller : 

Grammar  of  the  Asante  and  Fante  language,  called 
Tshi.  9  pp.  (Zeits.f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  9,  1877,  p.  164.) 

Fanti,  Manfredo.  Carpi,  L.  Manfredo  Fanti. 

20  pp.  1  pi.  (In  his  Risorgimento  ital.  v.  3,  p.  226.) 

Fantin-Latour,  Ignace  Henri  Jean  Theodore. 
1836—. 

Richard  Wagner,  sa  vie  et  ses  oeuvres.  Sec 
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— —  Appendice  ai  Monumenti  ravennati.  See 

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Faraday,  Michael.  Helmholtz,  H.  L.  F.  Neuere 

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Faraglia,  Nunzio  Federigo. 

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Farbige  compositionen  fuer  porzellan-,  glas- 
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Farbige  decoratiOnen  vom  XV-XIX  jahr- 
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Farces.  See  Drama  and  the  Stage. 

Farcy,  Paul  de. 

Maison  de  Laval.  See  Broussillon,  B.  de 
(in  supplement). 

Fardell,  John  George. 

Sprotbrough  ;  or,  a  few  passing  notes  for  a 
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Farel,  Wilhelm. 

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Farfa,  Monastery.  Gregorio  di  Catino ,  Monk 
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Farges,  Pierre  Marie  Louis.  1858 — .  Bulletin 

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aux  ambassadeurs  et  ministres  de  France 
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Fargus,  Frederick  John  (Hugh  Conway,  pseud.) 

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Farhill,  G.  C.  Poema  praemio  a  Procancellario 

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Faria,  Francisco  de.  17  cent. 

Information  delivered  at  the  bar  of  the 
House  of  Commons,  Nov.  1,  1680.  London, 
1680.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Britain,  House  of  Com¬ 
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FARIA,  Marcelino  de 


1393 


FARMING 


Faria,  Marcelino  de.  Relacion  de  las  inteli- 

gencias  secretas  que  habia  establecido  dentro  y  fuera  de 
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Faria  y  Sousa,  Manoel  de.  1590-1649. 

Epitome  de  las  historias  portuguesas,  divido 
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Faribault,  Jean  Baptiste.  Sibley,  H.  H.  Me¬ 

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Farid-uddin  Attar,  Muhammad  Ibrahim. 

Garcin  de  Tassy,  J.  H.  S.  V.  Poesie  philo- 
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le  Mantic  Uttair,  ou  le  Langage  des  oiseaux  de 
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Note. — Also  in  Rev.  contemp.  1856,  v.  1,  pp.  86,  283. 

Faries,  T.  A.  Official  report.  5  pp.  (Southern 

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Farina,  Salvatore.  1846 — .  Die  Alten  und  die 

jungen.  36  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  59,  1889,  p.443; 
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51  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  43,  1885,  pp.  115,  282.) — 
Don  Quixottino.  49  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  63, 
1890,  p.  419;  v.  64,  1890,  p.  1.)—  Gross vater  !  Uebersetzt 
aus  dem  Italienischen  von  Hans  Hoffmann.  23  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  39,  1884,  p.  280.) — Im  waisen- 
haus.  32  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  55,  1888,  p.  422.) — 
Imntcr  tapfer  voran !  Aus  dem  Italienischen  von 
Ernst  Dohm.  24  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  34,  1883, 
p.  281.)  —  Leben  uni  zu  lichen.  56  pp.  (Deutsch. 
rundschau,  v.  67,  1891,  pp.  290,  422;  v.  68,  1891,  p.  115.)  — 
I.etzte  sell  Inch  I.  48  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  48, 
1886,  pp.  1,  276.) — Mari  lie  Laurine:  nouvelle.  55  pp. 
(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  20,  1883,  pp.  138,  389, 
576.)  —  Meines  solutes  erste  sehul-  und  Iiebes- 
studien.  Aus  dem  Italienischen  uebersetzt  von  Hans 
Hoffmann.  25  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  39,  1884,  p.  117.) 
—Monsieur  Moi.  Tr.  par  S.  Blandy.  72  pp.  (Corre- 
spondant,  n.  s.  v.  97,  1883,  pp.  867,  1067;  v.  98,  1884,  p.  107.) 
— Bfahrung's.sorg'en.  Aus  dem  Italienischen  von  Ernst 
Dohm.  25  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  31,  1882,  p.  277.) 

—  La  Petite  Angela.  Tr.  par  M.  Monnier.  20  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  p£r.  v.  56,  p.  925.) — “  Vor 
seiner  geburt.”  Aus  dem  Italienischen  von  Ernst 
Dohm.  21  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  29,  1881,  p.  454.) 

—  Zwisclienspiel  und  bewoelkter  hinnnel. 
Deutsch  von  Hans  Hoffmann.  20  pp.  (Deutsch.  rund¬ 
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-  Monnier,  M.  Un  humoriste  italien :  Salvatore  Fa¬ 
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— Sainoseh,  S.  Ein  novellist  des  modernen  Italiens: 
Salvatore  Farina.  13  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  40, 
1884,  p.  216.) 

Farinelli,  Artur. 

Spanien  und  die  spanisclie  litteratur  im 
lichte  der  deutschen  kritik  und  poesie.  Ber¬ 
lin,  1892.  8°.  2252 

Farington,  Joseph.  1747-1821. 

Lakes  of  Lancashire,  Westmorland,  and 
Cumberland,  delineated  in  fourty-three  en¬ 
gravings  from  drawings  by  J.  F.  See  Horne, 
T.  H. 

Farini,  Luigi  Carlo.  1812-66. 

Stato  romano,  1815-50.  Firenze,  1850-55. 
4  v.  12°.  4387 

-  Storia  d’ltalia  dall’  anno  1814  sino  a’  nostra 

giorni.  Torino,  1854-59.  2  v.  8°.  4385 


-  Carpi,  L.  Luigi  Carlo  Farini.  11  pp.  1  pi.  (In  his 

Risorgimento  ital.  v.  4,  p.  276.) 

Farj&on,  Benjamin  Leopold.  1833—.  Blind 

Willy.  14  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  74,  1887,  p.  119.) 

Farleigli  -  Hungerford  castle,  Somerset. 

11  pp.  4  pi.  Jackson,  J.  E.  (Somersetshire  Arcliaeol.  and 
Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  3, 1853,  p.  114.) 

Farler,  Rev.  John  Prediger,  Archdeacon  of 

Magila.  England  and  Germany  in  East  Africa.  9  pp. 

I  map.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  45,  1889,  p.  157.) 

Farley  Heath.  3  pp.  Tupper,  M.  F.,  Compl. 

works,  v.  2,  p.  379. 

Farlow,  William  Gilson,  M.  D„  1844 — .  On* 

some  impurities  of  drinking-water  caused  by  vegetable 
growths.  24  pp.  2  pi.  (Mass.  State  Board  of  Health, 
Report,  1879,  Suppl.  p.  129.) 

Farm.  See  Agriculture. 

Farm  organization.  3  pp.  Bunnell,  N.  L. 

(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  155,  1892,  p.  251.) 

Farman,  E.  E.  Negotiations  for  the  obelisk. 

II  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  2,  1882,  p.  879.) 

Farmer,  John.  18  cent. 

History  of  the  ancient  town,  and  once 
famous  abbey  of  Waltham,  in  the  county  of 
Essex,  from  the  foundation  to  the  present 
time.  To  which  is  added,  The  history  of 
abbies,  from  the  year  977  to  their  dissolution. 
Illustr.  London,  1735.  8°.  2537 

Farmer,  John. 

Le  Bosquet,  J.  Memorial  ...  of  John 
Farmer.  1884.  3895 

Farmer,  John  S.  (Ed.) 

Americanisms,  old  and  new.  A  dictionary 
of  words,  phrases  and  colloquialisms  peculiar 
to  the  United  States,  British  America,  the 
West  Indies  .  .  .  London,  1889.  r.  8°.  — 2121 

-  and  Henley,  William  Ernest  (Eds. )  Slang 

and  its  analogues  past  and  present.  With 
synonyms  in  English,  French,  German,  Italian, 
etc.  London,  1890-96.  4  v.  sm.  4°.  P.R. 

Contents. 

A-By  the  wind,  v.  1.  Flabbergast-Hyps,  v.  3. 
Cab-Fizzle,  v.  2.  Ice-My  wig,  v.  4. 

Farmer,  Richard,  D.  D.  1735-97.  Essay  on  the 

learning  of  Shakespeare.  86  pp.  (Shakespeare,  W., 
Plays,  ed.  by  S.  Johnson  and  C.  Steevens,  6  ed.  v.  2,  p.  1. ) 

Farmer,  Silas.  1839 — . 

History  of  Detroit  and  Michigan  ;  or,  the 
metropolis  illustrated.  A  chronological  cyclo¬ 
paedia  of  the  past  and  present,  including  a 
full  record  of  territorial  days  in  Michigan  and 
the  annals  of  Wayne  county.  2  ed.  Detroit, 
1889.  2  v.  r.  8°.  3591 

Contents.  Biography,  v.  2.— General  history, 
v.  1. 

Fanner  Finch.  14  pp.  Jewett,  S.  O.  (Har¬ 

per's  Mag.  v.  70,  1885,  p.  198.) 

Farmer  Worrall’s  case.  16  pp.  Holm,  S., 

pseud.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  70,  1885,  p.  84.) 

Farmers’  alliance.  Danger  of  the.  11  pp. 

Morgan,  J.  T.  (Forum,  v.  12,  1891,  p.  399.) 

Farmer’s  letters  to  the  inhabitants  of  the 

British  colonies.  152  pp.  Dickinson,  J.,  Polit.  writings, 
v.  1, p.  133. 

Farming.  See  Agriculture. 


FARMINGTON,  Conn. 


1394 


FARRAGUT,  Admiral  David  Glasgow 


Farmington,  Conn.  Porter,  N.  Farmington. 

36  pp.  (Trumbull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  Hartford  co.,  Conn. 
v.  2,  p.  163.) 

Farmington,  Me.  Parker,  T.  History  of 
Farmington,  from  its  settlement  to  the  year 
1846.  1875.  2635 

Farmington,  Tenn.  Ruggles,  D.  Battle  of  F. 

3  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  7,  1879,  p.  330.) 

Farnabie,  or  Farnaby,  Thomas.  1575-1647. 

Praefatio.  5  pp.  (Martialis,  M.  V.,  Epigrammata,  v.  1, 
p.  3:  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) 

•  Farnam,  Henry  Walcott.  1853 — .  Academic 

freedom  in  Germany.  5  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  46,  1887, 
p.  67.) — Progress  and  poverty  in  puli 4  ic*.  11pp.  ( New 
Englander,  v.  46,  1887,  p.  335.) 

Farnamlis,  H.  D.,  and  others.  To  the  people 

of  Harford.  6  pp.  ( Md .  pamph.  1861-63,  v.  1.) 

Fame  islands.  See  Fern  islands. 

Farnell,  George  Stanley.  1861 — . 

Greek  lyric  poetry.  A  complete  collection 
of  the  surviving  passages  from  the  Greek 
song-writers.  Arranged  with  prefatory  arti¬ 
cles,  introductory  matter,  and  commentary. 
London,  1891.  8°.  4276 

Farnell,  Lewis  Richard.  1866 — .  Some  mu¬ 
seums  of  northern  Europe.  16  pp.  1  pi.  ( Journ .  of 
Hellen.  studies,  v.  9,  1888,  p.  31.)  —  The  Perganicne 
frieze.  41  pp.  (Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  6,  1885, 
p.  102.)  —  Various  works  in  the  i’ergamene  style. 
29  pp.  (Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  11,  1890,  p.  181.) — 
Works  of  l'orgamon  and  their  influence.  24  pp. 
(Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  7,  1886,  p.  251.)  —  On  some 
works  of  the  school  of  Scopas.  12  pp.  1  pi.  (Journ.  of 
Hellen.  studies,  v.  7, 1886,  p.  114.) — Sculpture  in  {Sicilian 
museums.  13  pp.  (Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  12,  1891, 
p.  46.) 

Farnese,  Alessandro,  Duke  of  Parma  and  Pia¬ 
cenza.  Gaug'd,  A.  A.  Alexandre  Farn&se,  Prince  de 
Parme.  27  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1885,  3  p6r.  v.  72, 
p.  174.) 

Farnewortli,  Ellis.  — 1763.  Life  of  Pope 

Sixtus  V.  London,  1754.  fo.  4771 

Farnliam,  Charles  Haight.  1841 — .  A  winter 
in  Canada.  17  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  68,  1884,  p.392.) — 
The  Canadian  habitant.  18  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
v.  67,  1883,  p.  375.)  —  Canadian  voyageurs  on  the 
Saguenay.  21  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  76,  1888,  p.  536.) — 
Cape  Breton  folk.  19  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  72,  1886, 
p.  607.) — Gibraltar  of  America.  11pp.  (Century  Mag. 
v.  2,  1882,  p.  840.)— Labrador.  30  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
v.  71,  1885,  pp.  489,  651.)— The  Montagnais.  16  pp. 
(Harper’s  Mag.  v.  77,  1888,  p.  379.) — Montreal.  16  pp. 
(Hamper's  Mag.  v.  79,  1889,  p.  83.)— Quebec.  18  pp.  (Har¬ 
per's  Mag.  v.  76, 1888,  p.  356.) — The  lower  St.  Lawrence. 
12  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  77,  1888,  p.  814.) 

Farnley  Hall.  9  pp.  Clapham,  J.  A.  (An¬ 

drews,  W.,  Bygone  Yorkshire,  p.  255.) 

Farnsworth,  Claudius  B.  Rev.  James  Delap 

Farnsworth.  7  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem. 
biog.  v.  2,  p.  312.) 

Farnsworth,  Rev.  James  Delap.  See  preceding. 
Farnum,  Alexander. 

Visits  of  the  Northmen  to  Rhode  Island. 
Providence,  1877.  sq.  12°.  (Rhode  Island  Hist. 
Tracts,  no.  2. )  4642 

Faroe  islands,  Greig,  (— ).  Narrative  of  the 
cruise  of  the  yacht  Maria  among  the  Feroe 
islands  in  the  summer  of  1854.  [ Anon.}  1856. 

2492 


-  Hammershaimb,  V.  U.  (Ed.)  Faerosk 

anthologi  med  litteraerhistorisk  og  gram- 
matisk  indledning  samt  glossar.  1886  -91, 
6  pts.  ( Samfund .  til  udgivels.  af  gam.  nord. 
lift.  v.  15,  pts.  1-6. )  —3157 

-  Carpenter,  W.  H.  Folk  songs  of  the  Faroe  islands. 

8  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  41,  1882,  p.  406.) — .liriczek, 
O.  L.  (Tr.)  Faeroeische  maerclien  und  sagen.  46  pp. 
(Verein  f.  volkskunde,  Zeits.  v.  2,  1892,  pp.  1,  142.)  — 
Kodbing.  E.  Beitraege  zur  kenntniss  der  faeroe- 
ischen  poesie.  18  pp.  (Germania,  v.  20,  1875,  p.  385.) — 
Walk  in  the  Faroes.  10  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  53, 

1886,  p.  121.) 

Farolfi,  Ubaldo  Magri,  pseud. 

La  Lum  dal  Manegh.  Dialoghi  famigliari 
in  lingua  ferrarese.  [Ferrara,  1787].  p.  8°. 

2302 

Farqnliar,  A.  B. 

Pennsylvania  and  the  World’s  Columbian 
Exposition.  Rules,  regulations,  and  classifi¬ 
cation,  with  an  introductory  chapter  on  the 
resources  of  the  commonwealth.  [Illustr.] 

Harrisburg  [1893].  8°.  —3725 

Farqnliar,  Barbara  H.  Pearl  of  days  ...  by  a 

labourer’s  daughter  [pseud.]  98  pp.  (Prize  essays  on  ..  . 
the  Sabbath.) 

Farqnliar,  David.  Torch  of  time.  80  pp. 

(Prize  essays  on  ..  .  the  Sabbath.) 

Farqnliar,  George.  1678-1707.  Beaux  strata¬ 
gem  :  a  comedy.  110  pp.  (Bell,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  9,  1791 ; 
Lowndes,  T.,  New  Eng.  theat.  v.  5.) — Constant  couple ; 
or,  a  Trip  to  the  jubilee:  a  comedy.  118  pp.  (Bell,  J., 
Brit,  theat.  v.  20,  1791;  Lowndes,  T.,  New  Eng.  theat.  v.  9.) 
—Inconstant:  or,  the  Way  to  win  him:  a  comedy. 
68  pp.  (Lowndes,  T.,  New  Eng.  theat.  v.  9.) — Recruit* 
ing  officer:  a  comedy.  128  pp.  (Bell,  J.,  Brit,  theat. 
v.  20,  1791;  Lowndes,  T.,  New  Eng.  theat.  v.  3.) — Sir 
llarry  WilUair,  being  the  sequel  of  the  Trip  to  the 
jubilee:  a  comedy.  64  pp.  (Bell,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  13, 
1777.) — Twin  rivals  :  a  comedy.  81pp.  (Bell,  J.,  Bril. 
theat.  v.  17,  1777. ) 

-  Huntington.  H.  A.  Farquhar.  9  pp.  (Atlant. 

Monthly,  v,  49,  1882,  p.  399.) 

Farquhar,  John. 

Neale,  J.  P.  Graphical  illustrations  of 
Fon thill  Abbey,  the  seat  of  John  Farquhar. 
1824.  .2521 

Farquhar,  William  Henry. 

Annals  of  Sandy  Spring,  or  twenty  years’ 
history  of  a  rural  community  in  Maryland. 
Baltimore,  1884.  12°.  3587 

Farquharson,  Charles  Donald.  Federation 
the  policy  of  the  future.  11  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  136, 
1891,  p.  594.) 

Farquharson,  R.  J.  Phonetic  elements  in 

American  languages.  3  pp.  ( Am.  Antiq.  v.  1,  1879,  p.  136.) 

Farr,  F.  C.  Thos.  Theodore  Crittenden.  8  pp. 

1  pi.  (Scott,  H.  W.,  Distinguished  Am.  lawyers,  p.  241.) 

Farragut,  Admiral  David  Glasgow.  Baker, 

M.  A.  Farragut’s  demand  for  the  surrender  of  New 
Orleans.  4  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles 
and  leaders  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  2,  p.  95.)— Dodin.  K.  J. 
G.  R.  David  G.  Farragut.  23  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1869, 
v.  2,  p.  499.)— Duncan.  J.  G.,  and  Mitchell,  J.  K.  Con¬ 
federate  responsibilities  for  Farragut’s  success.  2  pp. 
(Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  and  leaders  of  the 
Civil  tear,  v.  2,  p.  101.)— Kenuon,  B.  Fighting  Farragut 
below  New  Orleans.  13  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel, 
C.  C.,  Battles  and  leaders  of  the  Civil  ivar,  v.  2,  p.  76.)  — 


FARRAGUT,  Admiral  David  Glasgow 


1395 


FARRER,  T.  C. 


Kinney,  J.  C.  Farragut  at  Mobile  bay.  21pp.  (John¬ 
son,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  and  leaders  of  the  Civil 
war ,  v.  4,  p.  379.)  —Meredith,  W.  T.  Farragut’s  capture 
of  New  Orleans.  3  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C., 
Battles  and  leaders  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  2,  p.  70.) — Porter, 
D.  D.  Opening  of  the  lower  Mississippi.  24  pp.  (John¬ 
son,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  and  leaders  of  the  Civil 
war,  v.  2,  p.  22.)— Stowe,  Mrs.  H.  E.  B.  David  Glasgow 
Farragut.  12  pp.  (In  her  Lives  ...  of  our  self-made  men, 
p.  311.) — Watson,  J.  C.,  and  Marthon,  J.  Lashing  of  F. 
in  the  rigging.  3  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C., 
Battles  and  leaders  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  4,  p.  406.) 

See  also  United  States,  History,  Civil  war. 

Farrand,  Elizabeth  M. 

History  of  the  University  of  Michigan. 
Ann  Arbor,  1885.  p.  8°.  — 2365 

Farrand,  Max. 

Legislation  of  Congress  for  the  govern¬ 
ment  of  the  organized  territories  of  the  United 
States,  1789-1895.  Newark,  1896.  8°.  —4317 

Farrar,  Charles  S. 

Art  topics  in  the  history  of  sculpture, 
painting  and  architecture,  with  specific  refer¬ 
ences  to  most  of  the  English  standard  works 
of  art.  3  ed.,  revised  and  enlarged.  Chicago, 
1890.  p.  8°.  —1756 

Farrar,  Frederic  William,  D.  D.,  Archdeacon  of 
Westminster.  1831 — . 

Brief  Greek  syntax,  and  hints  on  Greek 
accidence.  9  ed.  London,  1880.  16°.  — 2117 

-  Lives  of  the  Fathers.  Sketches  of  church 

history  in  biography.  New  York,  1889.  2  v. 
8°.  3827 

Contents. 

Ambrosius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan,  v.  2. 

Athanasius,  St.,  Abp.  of  Alexandria,  v.  1. 

Augustinus,  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hippo,  v.  2. 

Basilius,  St.,  Abp.  of  Caesareia,  v.  2. 

Clirysostomus,  J.,  St.,  Abp.  of  Constantinople,  v.  2. 
Clemens,  T.  F.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria,  v.  1. 

Cyprianus,  T.  C.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Carthage,  v.  1. 

Dionysius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria,  v.  1. 

Firmilianus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Caesarea,  v.  1. 

Gregorius  (Nazianzenus),  St.,  Abp.  of  Constantinople,  v.  1. 
Gregorius  (Thaumaturgus),  St.,  Bp.  of  Neocaesarea,  v.  1. 
Gregorius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Nyssa,  v.  2. 

Hieronymus  Sophronius,  E.,  St.,  v.  2. 

Hilaire,  or  Hilarius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Poitiers,  v.  1. 

Hippolytus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Portus  Romanics,  v.  1. 

Ignatius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Antioch,  v.  1. 

Irenaeus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons,  v.  1. 

Justinus,  Martyr,  St.,  v.  1. 

Martin,  St.,  Bp.  of  Tours,  v.  1. 

Origines,  v.  1. 

Polycarpus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Smyrna,  v.  1. 

Tertullianus,  Q.  S.  F.  v.  1. 

Notes  on  the  early  llisliops  of  Rome  of  the  first  4 
centuries,  v.  2.— Brief  notes  on  the  lieretics  of  the  first 
4  centuries,  v.  2.— Index,  v.  2. 

(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  170,  1889,  p.  416.) 

-  Seekers  after  God.  London,  1884.  p.  8°. 

—4257 

Contents.  Marcus  Aurelius. — Epictetus. — Seneca. 
-  Sermons  and  addresses  delivered  in  Amer¬ 
ica.  With  an  introduction  by  Phillips  Brooks. 
New  York,  1886.  8°.  —4255 

Contents.  Addresses.  —  Farewell  thoughts  on 
America.  —  Christian  doctrine  of  the  atonement. — 
Grounds  of  Christian  unity.  —  Dante.  —  Modern 
education:  its  sphere  and  its  aims. —  Lectures. — 
Sermons.— Temperance  address. 

VOL.  III. — 175. 


-  Africa  and  the  drink  trade.  16  pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev. 

v.  52,  1887,  p.  39.) — Work  of  the  church  in  America. 
11  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  142,  1886,  p.  25.)— Was  there  a  real 
St.  Antony  the  hermit?  11  pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  52, 
1887,  p.  617.) — Lord  Braimvell  on  drink :  a  reply.  10  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17, 1885,  p.  869. ) — Drink  :  a  last  word 
to  Lord  Bramwell.  10  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885, 
p.  78.)— Why  I  am  an  Episcopalian.  10  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  149,  1889,  p.  302.)  —  Formative  intluenees. 
10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  373.) — Mr.  Holman  Hunt's 
“May-day,  Magdalen  Tower.”  5  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  59,  1891,  p.  814. )— A  few  words  on  Col.  Ingersoll. 
14  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  594.) — The  licensing 
clauses.  8  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  43,  1888,  p.  795.) — 
Bp.  Eiglitfoot.  13pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v. 57,  1890,  p.  170.) 
— Literary  criticism.  15  pp.  (Forum,  v.  9,  1890. 
p.  277.)— English  estimate  of  Lowell.  12  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  12,  1891,  p.  141.)— The  specter  of  the  monk.  9  pp. 
(Forum.,  v.  9, 1890,  p.  57.)— “The  Netlier  world.”  11  pp, 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  56,  1889,  p.  370. )— Modern  claims  upon 
the  pulpit.  14  pp.  (Forum,  v.  8,  1889,  p.  248.)— Future 
retribution.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  140,  1885,  p.  193.) 
—Salvation  army.  10  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  82,  1891, 
p.  897.)— Social  problems  and  remedies.  14  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  43,  1888,  p.  350.)  -Count  Leo  Tolstoi. 
16  pp.  (Forum,  v.  6,  1888,  p.  109. )—  Count  Tolstoi's 
religions  views.  13  pp.  (Forum,  v.  6,  1888,  p.  337.)— 
John  Wesley.  11  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  59,  1891,  p.  343.) 
— Future  of  Westminster  Abbey.  10  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  54,  1888,  p.  826;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  154,  1892,  p.  705.) — 
Share  of  America  in  Westminster  Abbey.  12  pp.  (Har¬ 
per’s  Mag.  v.  76,  1888,  p.  298.) 

-  Books  which  have  influenced  me.  See 

Gladstone,  W.  E.,  and  others. 

-  ( Tr. )  Imitation  of  Christ.  See  Thomas  a 

Kempis,  St. 

- Farrar’s  St.  Paul  and  early  Christianity.  29  pp. 

(Quart.  Rev.  v.  156,  1883,  p.  158.) 

-  and  Meynell,  Mrs.  Alice.  Wm.  Holman 

Hunt,  his  life  and  work.  [London,  1893],  4°. 
(Art.  Journ.  annual,  1893.)  — 4592 

Farrar,  R.  Henry. 

Index  to  the  obituary  and  biographical 
notices  in  the  Gentleman’s  Magazine  from 
1731  to  1780.  London,  1886-89.  2  pts.  8°.  (In¬ 
dex  Soc. )  W.  66 

Contents. 

Aaron,  Mrs.-Girardot,  J.,  pt.  1. 

Girdlestone,  Rev.-Missinden,  Capt.,  pt.  2. 

Farrar,  William  M.  Address :  Why  is  Ohio 

called  the  Buckeye  state?  6  pp.  (Ohio  Archaeol.  and 
Hist.  Quart,  v.  2,  1889,  p.  174.) 

Farrell,  John.  Dumb  girl  of  Genoa;  or,  the 

Bandit  merchant:  a  melo  drama.  21  pp.  (Spencer,  W. 
V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  6.) 

Farrell,  Thomas  G.  Columbia  black -tailed 

deer.  21  pp.  (Shields,  G.  O.,  Big  game  of  N.  America, 
p.  115.) 

Farrer,  J.  S.  Italian  Chamber  of  Deputies. 

9  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  76, 1888,  p.  178.) 

Farrer,  James  Anson.  1849 — . 

Military  manners  and  customs.  New  York, 
1885.  p.  8°.  —2766 

-  A  “candidates”  protection  society.  5  pp. 

(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  975.) 

-  and  Mills,  Arthur.  Problem  of  empire. 

14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885,  p.  338.) 

Farrer,  T.  C. 

Express  trains,  English  and  foreign.  See 
Foxwell,  E.,  and  Farrer,  T.  C. 


FARRER,  Sir  Thomas  Henry 


1396 


FATE 


Farrer,  Sir  Thomas  Henry.  1819 — .  Imperial 

finance  of  the  last  4  years ;  Local  and  imperial  finance  of 
the  last  4  years.  50  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  58,  1890,  pp.  481, 
755.) — English  views  of  the  McKinley  tar i IF.  14  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  14,  1892,  p.  310.)— Imperial  and  local  taxa¬ 
tion.  24  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  58,  1890,  p.  913.) 

-  and  others.  Why  I  voted  for  Mr.  Glad¬ 
stone.  17  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  177.) 

Farrer,  William  ( Tr. ) 

Memorials  of  Augustus  Neander.  See 
Rauh,  S.,  and  others. 

Farriery.  See  Horse. — Veterinary  art. 

Farrington,  E.  F. 

Concise  description  of  the  East  river 
bridge,  with  full  details  of  construction. 
Illustr.  by  numerous  engravings.  New  York, 
1881.  8°.  —2727 

Farrington,  Oliver  C.,  Pli.D. 

Handbook  and  catalogue  of  the  meteorite 
collection.  Chicago,  1895.  8°.  (Field  Columb. 
Mus.  Pub.  3. )  — 3444 

-  Observations  on  Popocatepetl  and  Ixtacci- 

huatl,  with  a  review  of  the  geographic  and 
geologic  features  of  the  mountains.  Chicago, 
1897.  8°.  (Field  Columb.  Mus.  Pub.  18.) 

—3444 

Fars  Fausse-Lentlry,  ( — ),  Marquise  de. 

Quelques-  uns  des  fruits  amers  de  la  Revolution,  et  une 
faible  partie  des  journSes  des  2  et  3  Sept.  1792.  12  pp. 
(Barriere,  J.  F.,  Mem.  ret.  hist,  de  France,  v.  18,  p.  53.) 

Farse.  See  Drama  and  the  Stage. 

Farthest  north.  Lanman,  C.  2407 

“  Farthest  north.”  2  v.  Nansen,  F.  .2463 

Farwell,  Willard  B.  Cape  Horn  and  coopera¬ 
tive  mining  in  ’49.  16  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  20,  1891, 

p.  579.) — Why  the  Chinese  must  be  excluded.  8  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  6,  1888,  p.  196. ) 

Fasciculus  rerum  expetendarum  et  fugien- 
darum.  2  v.  Graes,  O.  — 3262 

Fashion. 

Art  de  la  mode,  L’  .  .  .  R6dacteur  en  chef : 
Etincelle.  1881-82,  3  v.  in  2.  — 17  A2 

-  Stone,  Mrs.  E.  Chronicles  of  fashion,  from 

the  time  of  Elizabeth  to  the  early  part  of  the 
nineteenth  century,  in  manners,  amusements, 
banquets,  costume,  etc.  1845,  2  v.  — 1764 

The  same.  1846,  2  v.  — 1767 

-  Ashton,  J.  Fashionable  lady’s  life.  14  pp.  (In  his 

Eighteenth  century  waifs,  p.  17.)— Hazlitt,  W.  On 
fashion.  10  pp.  (In  his  Sketches  and  essays,  p.  203.)— 
Union,  Mrs.  E.  L.  The  tyranny  of  fashion.  10  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  3,  1887,  p.  59.)— Paget,  W.  Common  sense  in 
dress  and  fashion.  7  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883, 
p.  458.) —  Shaler,  N.  S.  Law  of  fashion.  13  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  61,  1888,  p.  386.) 

See  also  Costume.  —  Manners  and  Customs. — 
Ornaments. 

Fashionable  philosophy.  13  pp.  ( Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  135,  1884,  p.  569.) 

Fasolo,  Aldo.  16  cent . 

Una  giornata  di  spavento.  See  Cattaneo, 
B.,  and  Fasolo,  A. 

Fassett,  J.  Sloat.  Why  cities  are  badly  gov¬ 
erned.  7  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  631.) 


Fassig',  Oliver  Lanard  (Ed.) 

Bibliography  of  meteorology.  A  classed 
catalogue  of  the  printed  literature  of  meteor¬ 
ology  from  the  origin  of  printing  to  the  close 
of  1881 ;  with  a  supplement  to  the  close  of 
1887,  and  an  author  index.  Pt.  I.  Temper¬ 
ature.  Pt.  II.  Moisture.  Washington,  1889. 
2  pts.  in  1  v.  8°.  ( U.  S.  Signal  Office. )  W.  62 

Note.— Lithographed  from  type-written  MS. 

Fast,  Christian,  Captivity  of.  14  pp.  Hill,  G.W. 

(Beach,  W.  W.,  Indian  miscel.  p.  51.) 

Fastening  s,  Ancient  brooches  and  dress.  25  pp. 

Fairholt,  F.  W.,  Rambles  of  an  archaeologist,  p.  159. 

Fastes  des  gardes  nationales  de  France.  Al- 
boize  de  Pujol,  J.  E.,  and  Elie,  C.  .2683 

Fasti.  See  Ovidius  Naso,  P. 

Fasti  Ahertlonenses.  Innes,  C.  ( Spalding 
Club. )  2503 

Fasti  aurei  del  diritto  romano.  Brugi,  B. 

—2303 

Fasti  legislativi  e  parlamentari  delle  rivo- 
luzioni  italiane  nel  secolo  XIX.  2  v.  in  3. 
Bollati,  F.  E.,  Barone  di  San  Pietro  (Ed. )  4384 
Fasti  militari  della  guerra  dell’  indipendenza 
d’ Italia,  1848-62.  5  v.  Cellai,  M.  4381 

Fasting'.  Ambrosius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan.  De 

Elia  et  jejunio.  19  pp.  (Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  p.  681.)— 
Brillat-Savarin,  A.  Du  jefine.  6  pp.  (In  his  Pliysi- 
ologie  du  gofit,  p.  226.)— The  some,  in  English.  5  pp.  (In 
his  Physiology  of  taste,  p.  279.)— Record  concerning  the 
40  days  fasting  of  Cicely  de  Riilgway.  2  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  1,  p.  6.) — Terinllianus,  Q.  S.  F. 
De  jejunio  adversus  psychicos.  24  pp.  ( Opera,  v.  1,  p.  274  : 
Vienna,  Akad.  wissens.  Corpus  script,  eccles.  Lat.  v.  20.) 
See  also  Cent. 

Fat.  Benedikt,  R.  Chemical  analysis  of  oils, 
fats,  waxes,  and  of  the  commercial  products 
derived  therefrom.  1895.  — 1506 

-  Derby,  G.  Slaughtering,  bone-boiling,  and  fat-melt¬ 
ing.  23  pp.  (Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1872, 
p.  223.) 

See  also  Oil. 

Fatal  illness  of  Frederick  the  Noble.  Mac¬ 
kenzie,  Sir  M.  — 3777 

Fatal  marksman.  28  pp.  De  Quincey,  T., 

Coll,  writings,  v.  12,  p.  286. 

Fatalism.  Graf,  A.  La  fatalita  nella  credenza 

del  medio  evo.  22  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  28, 1890,  p.  201.) 
— Statistical  variety  of  fatalism.  54  pp.  (London 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  12,  1859,  p.  1.)— Synnott,  N.  J.  Influence 
of  fatalism  on  opinion.  15  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  3  s.  v.  17, 
1887,  p.  125.) 

See  also  Determinism. — Fate.— Eiberty  of  the 
will.  —  Necessity.  —  Predestination  and  Elec¬ 
tion. 

Fate.  Cicero,  M.  T.  De  divinatione  et  de  fato 
libri,  cum  omnium  eruditorum  annotationi- 
bus  .  .  .  suasque  animadversiones  addidit  G. 
H.  Moser.  1828.  3226 

-  Emerson,  R.  W.  Fate.  46  pp.  ( Works,  v.  6,  p.  7.) — 

Geier,  R.  Ueber  die  entwickelung  und  bedeutung  der 
schicksals-idee  bei  den  alten.  6  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alter- 
thumsiv.  v.  5,  1838,  p.  1146.)— Koehler,  R.  Das  schick- 
salsrad  und  der  spruch  vom  frieden.  6  pp.  (Germania, 
v.  19,  1874,  p.  189.) 

See  also  Fatalism.— Philosophy.— Predestina¬ 
tion  and  Election. 


FATE  OF  MANSFIELD  HUMPHREYS  1397 


FAUNA 


Fate  of  Mansfield  Humphreys.  15  pp. 

White,  R.  O.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  53,  1884,  p.  399.) 

Fates,  The.  See  Moerae. 

Fatli-‘Ali  Aklmnd-zadeh.  Alchemist:  Per¬ 
sian  play.  Tr.  by  Guy  Le  Strange.  24  pp.  (Royal  Asiat. 
Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  18,  1886,  p.  103.)— L’AIclii- 
misto:  com6die  en  dialecte  turc  azeri,  tr.  par  M.  C. 
Barbier  de  Meynard.  62  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  8  s.  v.  7,  1886, 
p.  5.) 

Father.  Sec  Parent  and  Child. 

Father  and  son ;  or,  Family  frailties :  a 

comedy.  62  pp.  (Galt,  J.,  New  Brit,  theat.  v.  3,  p.  349.) 

Fathers  of  the  Church. 

Pitra,  J.  B.,  Cardinal-Bp.  of  Frascati. 
Analecta  Sacra  Spicilegio  Solesmensi  parata. 
V.  1-5,  8.  1876-88,  6  V.  —2202 

-  Vienna.  Akademie  der  Wissenschaften. 

Corpus  scriptorum  ecclesiasticorum  Latino- 
rum.  1866-95,  35  v.  in  33.  — 3242 

-  linn.  M.  Observationes  in  Patres  ecclesiasticos  Lati¬ 
nos.  10  pp.  (Rheinisch.  nuts.  n.  s.  v.  44,  1889,  p.522.) — 
Mathew,  H.  A.  On  the  study  of  the  Fathers.  6  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  8,  1813,  p.  368.) 

See  also  Biography.— Church  history.— Ecclesi¬ 
astical  biography. — Saints. — Theology. 

Note. — For  a  list  of  the  Fathers  whose  works  are  in 
the  Library  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Fathers  of  the  Church,  Bibliography. 

Cruttwell,  C.  T.  Literary  history  of 
early  Christianity  :  including  the  Fathers  and 
chief  heretical  writers  of  the  Ante-Nicene 
period.  1893,  2  v.  — 4253 

-  Hurst,  J.  F.  Bibliotheca  theologica:  a 

select  and  classified  bibliography  of  theology 
and  general  religious  literature.  1883.  L.112 
-  Smith,  Sir  W.,  and  Wace,  H.  (Eds.)  Dic¬ 
tionary  of  Christian  biography,  literature, 
sects,  and  doctrines,  during  the  first  eight 
centuries.  1877-87,  4  v.  R.81 

- Soiinensclieiii,  W.  S.  Patristics:  writings  and  lives 

of  the  Fathers.  2  pp.  (In  his  Best  books,  p.  24 ;  Reader’s 
guide  to  contemp.  lit.  p.  35.) 

Fathers  of  the  Church,  Biography. 

Boehringer,  F.  Die  Kirche  Christi  und 
ihre  zeugen ;  oder,  die  kirchengeschichte  in 
biographieen.  1873-78,  24  y.  in  12.  — 3272 

-  Cave,  W.  Scriptorum  ecclesiasticorum 

historia  literaria,  a  Christo  nato  usque  ad 
saeculum  XIV  .  .  .  editio  novissima.  1740-43, 
2  v.  2231 

-  Farrar,  F.  W.  Lives  of  the  Fathers. 

Sketches  of  church  history  in  biography. 
1889,  2  v.  3827 

-  Ruffner,  H.  Fathers  of  the  desert.  1850, 

2  v.  — 4146 

-  Smith,  Sir  W.,  and  Wage,  H.  (Eds.)  Dic¬ 
tionary  of  Christian  biography,  literature, 
sects,  and  doctrines,  during  the  first  eight 
centuries.  1877-87,  4  v.  R.81 

-  Farrar’s  Lives  of  the  Fathers.  29  pp.  (Edin.  Rev. 

v.  170,  1889,  p.  416.)— Hieronymus  Soph ron ins,  E., 
St.  De  viris  illustribus.  216  pp.  (Fabricius,  J.  A.,  Bib- 
lioth.  eccles.) — Lives  and  teaching  of  the  Fathers.  24  pp. 
(London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  72,  1889,  p.  284.) 

Fathers  of  the  desert.  2  v.  Ruffner,  H. 

—4146 


Fatti  di  Cesare,  testo  di  lingua  inedito  del 
secolo  XIV.  Banchi,  L.  (Ed.)  (Coll,  di  opere 
ined.  o  rare,  v.  7. )  — 4173 

Faubin- Janson,  C.  A.  M.  J.,  Comte  de.  See 
Forbin-Janson,  C.  A.  M.  J.,  Comte  de. 

Fauces  of  the  Roman  house.  12  pp.  Greenough, 
J.  B.  (Greenough,  J.  B.,  and  others,  Harvard  studies  in 
class.  philolPv.  1,  p.  1.) 

Faucliard,  Jean  Baptiste.  Manne,  E.  D.  de. 

Jean  Baptiste  Fauchard,  dit  De  Grand-Menil.  7  pp.  (In 
his  Troupe  de  Voltaire,  p.  345.) 

Fauclier,  L6on.  Cherbuliez,  C.  V.  (G.  Valbert, 

pseud.)  L6on  Faucher  et  sa  correspondance.  12  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1888,  3  p<5r.  v.  85,  p.  681.) — Vuitry, 
A.  Rapport  sur  le  concours  relatif  it  la  vie  et  aux 
travaux  de  F.  16  pp.  ( Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral. 
Mem.  v.  14,  pt.  2,  1884,  p.  599.) 

Faucliet,  Claude,  Bp.  of  Calvados.  1744-93. 
Opinion  sur  le  jugement  du  ci-devant  Roi.  15  pp.  (  With 
France,  Assemblee  Nat.  Constit.  Constitution  franqaise, 
1791.) 

Faucit,  Helen.  See  Martin,  Lady  H.  F. 

Faucon,  Maurice.  1858 — . 

Inventaire  des  objets  precieux  vendus  a 
Avignon,  en  1358.  See  Muentz,  E.,  and  Fau¬ 
con,  M. 

Faugere,  Armand  Prosper.  1810-87.  Jean 

Jacques  Rousseau  it  Venise.  37  pp.  (Corrcspondant,  n.  s. 
v.  115, 1888,  pp.  813, 1061.)— Saint-Simon,  biographe  des 
Dues  et  Pairs.  8  pp.  (Corrcspondant,  n.  s.  v.  96,  1883, 
p.  713.) 

Faulds,  Henry. 

Nine  years  in  Nipon.  Sketches  of  Japa¬ 
nese  life  and  manners.  Boston,  1888.  8°.  1404 

Faulkner,  Rev.  John  Alfred.  St.  John  Chry¬ 
sostom.  17  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  47,  1890,  p.  237.) 

Faulkner,  Thomas.  1777-1855. 

Historical  and  topographical  account  of 
Fulham ;  including  the  hamlet  of  Hammer¬ 
smith.  London,  1813.  8°.  2524 

-  Historical  and  topographical  description  of 

Chelsea,  and  its  environs.  Chelsea,  1829.  2  v. 
8°.  1517 

-  History  and  antiquities  of  Brentford, 

Ealing,  and  Chiswick,  interspersed  with 
biographical  notices  of  illustrious  and  emi¬ 
nent  persons,  who  have  been  born,  or  have 
resided  there  during  the  three  preceding  cen¬ 
turies.  London,  1845.  r.  8°.  2523 

-  History  and  antiquities  of  Kensington,  in¬ 
terspersed  with  biographical  anecdotes  of 
royal  and  distinguished  personages.  London, 
1820.  8°.  1524 

-  History  and  antiquities  of  the  parish  of 

Hammersmith,  interspersed  with  biographical 
notices.  London,  1839.  8°.  .2535 

Faulmann,  Karl.  1835 — . 

Erfindung  der  buchdruckerkunst,  nach 
den  neuesten  forschungen.  Wien,  1891.  8°. 

W.  33 

Faults  on  both  sides.  Harley,  R.  ( With 
Brief  exam,  of  the  Bp.  of  Cork’s  discourse.) 

—4257 

Fauna.  See  Zoology. 


FAUNA  OF  ARGYLL 


1398 


FAUST,  Johann 


Fauna  of  Argyll  and  the  inner  Hebrides, 
Vertebrate.  Harvie-Brown,  J.  A.,  and  Buck- 
ley,  T.  E.  —1692 

Fauna  of  Lakeland,  Vertebrate.  Macpher- 
son,  H.  A.  — 1692 

Fauna  of  the  deep  sea.  Hickson,  J.  — 1678 
Fauna  mid  flora  des  Golfes  von  Neapel  und 
der  angrenzenden  meeres-absclmitte.  Her- 
ausg.  von  der  Zoologischen  station  zu  Neapel. 
Leipzig,  1880-87.  16  v.  4°.  —1581 

Contents.  Andres,  A.  Aclinien,  v.  9.— Berthold,  G. 
Bangiaceen,  v.  8.— Eisig,  H.  Capitelliden,  v.  16.— 
Mayer,  P.  Caprellirten,  v.  6.— Grassi,  B.  Ghaetog- 
liathcn,  v.  6.— Solms-Laubach,  H.  M.  K.  L.  F.,  Graf  zu. 
Corallina,  v.  4.— Berthold,  G.  Cryptonemiaceen, 
v.  12.— Chun,  K.  Ctenophorae,  v.  1.— Valiante,  R. 
Cystoseiren,  v.  7.— Uljanin,  B.  Dolioluni,  y.  10.— 
Emery,  C.  Flerasfer,  v.  2. — Koch,  G.  von.  Gorgon i- 
rten,  v.  15. — Brandt,  K.  Koloniebildende  radioia- 
rien,  v.  13. — Dohrn,  A.  Pantopoda,  v.  3.— Lang,  A. 
Polycladen,  v.  11. — Fraipont,  J.  Polygordius,  v.  14. 

Faune  eocenique  de  1’ Alabama,  Monographie 
de  la.  Gregorio,  A.  de,  Annales  de  geologie, 
v.  2.  —1652 

Fauqueniberques,  France.  Laplane,  H.  de. 

L’gglise  de  F.  1  p.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Bull.  1852, 
p.  96.) 

Faure,  ( — ). 

Catalogue  de  tableaux  modernes  composant 
la  collection  de  M.  F.,  dont  la  vente  aura  lieu 
7Juinl873.  [Avec  28  pi.]  [Paris,  1873.]  r.  8°. 

— 17C2 

Faure,  H. 

Illustrations  du  Bourbonnais  (XVI  et 
XVII  si&cle).  Antoine  de  Laval  et  les  ecri- 
vains  bourbonnais  de  son  temps.  2  6d.  Mou- 
lins,  1870.  8°.  4744 

Fauriel,  Claude  Charles.  1772-1842. 

Last  days  of  the  Consulate.  Ed.  ...  by  M. 
L.  Lalanne.  London,  1885.  12°.  1681 

-  Ozanam,  A.  F.  M.  Fauriel  et  son  enseignement  a  la 

Faculty  des  lettres  de  Paris.  34  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  10, 
1845,  p.  344.)— Songs  of  Greece.  8  pp.  (Rev.  of  in 
Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  33,  1826,  p.  246.) 

Fausboell,  Michael  Viggo  (Ed.)  1821 — . 

The  Sutta  Nipata.  See  Sutta-Nipata  (in 
preceding  catalogue). 

Fausse  maitresse.  50  pp.  Balzac,  H.  de, 

CEuvres  compl.  v.  2,  p.  467. 

Fausse  route.  158  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes , 

1889,  3  p6r.  v.  94,  p.  831 ;  v.  95,  pp.  5,  241.) 

Fausselt,  Victor.  Ueber  den  sogenannten 

“  weissen  koerper,”  sowie  ueber  die  embryonale  ent- 
wickelung  desselben,  der  cerebralganglien  und  des 
knorpels  bei  cephalopoden.  32  pp.  3  pi.  (St.  Petersburg, 
Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  41,  1893.) 

Fausse-Lendry,  Mme.  de  Fars.  See  Fars 
Fausse-Lendry,  (— ). 

Faussett,  Rev.  Bryan.  1720-76. 

Inventorium  sepulchrale :  an  account  of 
some  antiquities  dug  up  at  Gilton,  Kingston, 
Sibertswold,  Barfriston,  Beakesbourne,  Char- 
tham  and  Crundale,  in  the  county  of  Kent, 
1757-73.  Ed.  from  original  MS.  in  the  posses¬ 
sion  of  Joseph  Mayer,  with  notes  and  intro¬ 


duction  by  Charles  Roach  Smith.  [Illustr.] 
London,  1856.  4°.  17B8 

-  Robson,  J.  The  Faussett  museum,  as  affording 

materials  for  history.  14  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  9,  1857,  p.  85.) — Wright,  T.  On 
Anglo-Saxon  antiquities,  with  a  particular  reference  to 
the  Faussett  collection.  39  pp.  1  map.  (Lancashire  and 
Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  7,  1855,  p.  1.) 

Faussett.  See  also  Fawcett. 

Faust,  Albert  Bernhardt,  Ph.  D. 

Charles  Sealsfield  (Carl  Postl).  Materials 
for  a  biography ;  a  study  of  his  style ;  his 
influence  upon  American  literature.  Balti¬ 
more,  1892.  8°.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Theses, 
1892. )  .  —2306 

Faust,  Johann. 

Goethe,  J.  W.  von.  Faust.  Text  und 
erlaeuterung  in  vorlesungen  von  A.  von  Oet- 
tingen.  1880,  2  v.  — 3175 

-  —  Faust :  a  tragedy.  Tr.  in  the  original 

metres,  by  B.  Taylor.  1871,  2  v.  3373 

Note.— For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  his  name  in  general 
alphabet. 

-  Hedderwick,  T.  C.  H.  (Tr.)  Old  German 

puppet  play  of  Doctor  Faust.  1887.  3373 

-  Marlowe,  C.  Doctor  Faustus.  1889. 

( Werke,  v.  2 ;  Vollmoeller,  K.,  Eng.  sprach- 
und  literaturdenkmale,  v.  5. )  2116 

Note.— For  other  eds.  see  his  name  in  general  alphabet. 

-  Simrock,  K.  J.  (Ed.)  Faust.  Das  volks- 

buch  und  das  puppenspiel.  n.  d.  1217 

-  Coupland,  W.  C.  Spirit  of  Goethe’s  Faust. 

1885.  3375 

-  Engel,  K.  D.  L.  Zusammenstellung  der 

Faustschriften  vom  16  jahrhundert  bis  mitte 
1884.  1885.  W.  57 

-  Engelmann,  M.  Vegetarische  Weltan¬ 
schauung  in  Goethe’s  Faust.  1883.  3364 

-  Faligan,  E.  Histoire  de  la  legende  de 

Faust.  1888.  1221 

-  G winner,  W.  Goethe’s  Faust  idee  nach 

der  urspruenglichen  conception  aufgedeckt 
und  nachgewiesen.  1892.  — 3185 

-  Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der.  Ueber  die  aeltesten 

darstellungen  der  Faustsage.  1844.  1217 

-  Hartung,  J.  A.  Ungelehrte  erklaerung 

des  Goethe’schen  Faust.  1855.  —3176 

-  Hinrichs,  H.  F.  W.  Aesthetische  vor¬ 
lesungen  ueber  Goethe’s  Faust.  1825.  — 3177 

-  Kreyssig,  F.  Vorlesungen  ueber  Goethe’s 

Faust.  1866.  —3177 

-  Landsberger,  J.  Das  buch  Hiob  und 

Goethe’s  Faust.  1882.  — 1228 

-  Leutbecher,  J.  Ueber  den  Faust  von 

Goethe.  1838.  —3176 

-  Ristelhuber,  P.  Faust  dans  1’ histoire  et 

dans  la  16gende.  Essai  sur  l’humanisme  super- 
stitieux  du  XVI  siecle  et  les  r6cits  du  pacte 
diabolique.  1863.  2213 

- -  Zahn,  T.  Cyprian  von  Antiochien  und  die 

deutsche  Faustsage.  1882.  1214 


FAUST,  Johann 


1399 


- Andrews,  W.  P.  Goethe’s  key  to  F.  40  pp.  ( Atlant . 

Monthly,  v.  67,  1891,  pp.  538,  676,  820.) — On  the  translation 
of  F.  7  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  66,  1890,  p.  733.) — Bar, 
G.  B.  Dr.  Faustus  and  his  contemporaries.  12  pp.  ( Mac¬ 
millan's  Mag.  v.  57,  1888,  p.  428.) — Rcllnigiie,  C.  Faust 
dans  la  pofisie,  la  peinture,  et  la  niusique.  33  pp.  ( Corre- 
spondant,  n.  s.  v.  97,  1883,  p.  834.) — Black  ie.  J.  S.  Second 
part  of  F.  11  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  528.) — 
Borinski,  K.  Goethe’s  Faust  und  Hegel.  20  pp. 
(Geiger,  L.,  Goethe-jahrbuch,  v.  9,  1888,  p.  198.)— Del* io, 
G.  Alt-italienische  gemaelde  als  quelle  zum  F.  14  pp. 
(Geiger,  L.,  Goethe-jahrbuch,  v.  7, 1886,  p.  251.)— Diebler, 
A.  Faust-  und  Wagnerpantomimen  in  England.  14  pp. 
(Anglia,  v.  7,  1884,  p.  341.) — Edwards,  H.  S.  A  Faust  of 
the  first  century.  8  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  38,  1885, 
p.  683.)— Edwards,  M.  B.  Second  part  of  F. :  a  study. 
14  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  78,  1883,  p.  419.) — Fausts  the 
poem  and  its  English  critics.  31  pp.  (London  Quart. 
Rev.  v.  55,  1881,  p.  118.) — Feuerlein,  E.  Neueste  Faust- 
literatur.  12  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1877,  v.  1,  p.  801.) — Goethe's 
Faust.  Pt.  II.  42  pp.  (TFestm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  69,  1886, 
p.  313.) — Jeitteles,  A.  Das  volkslied  yon  F.  5  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  26,  1881,  p.352.) — Kcuuard,  N.  Faust,  “  ein 
fragment.”  18  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  16,  1884,  p.  746.) — 
Xardo-C’ibele,  A.  Canzone  di  Margherita  nel  F.  di 
Goethe.  6  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  7,  1888, 
p.  91.)— Pennell,  Mrs.  E.  R.  Decline  and  fall  of  Dr. 
Faustus.  14  pp.  (Contemp'  Rev.  v.  51,  1887,  p.  394.)— Bod, 

E.  Origines  de  F.  45  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
3p6r.  v.  46,  1890,  pp.  5,  332.)— Scherer,  E.  H.  A.  Faust 
de  Goethe.  13  pp.  (In  his  Etudes  critiques  sur  la  littgrat. 
contemp.  v.  2,  p.  81.)— Scherer,  W.  Betrachtungen  ueber 
Goethe’s  F.  31  pp.  (Geiger,  L.,  Goethe-jahrbuch,  v.  6, 
1885,  p.  231.)— Schmid,  E.  Marlowe’s  Faust  und  sein 
verhaeltniss  zu  den  deutschen  und  englischen  Faust- 
buechern.  21  pp.  (Jahrb.  f.  roman,  und  engl.  lit.  v.  14, 
1875,  p.  42.)— Sewall,  F.  Faust  in  music.  11pp.  (Con¬ 
temp.  Rev.  v.  52,  1887,  p.  370.)— Spitta,  P.  Die  aelteste 
Faustoper  und  Goethe’s  stellung  zur  musik.  22  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  58,  1889,  p.  376.)— Study  of  F. 
19  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  67, 1887,  p.  40,)— Zarncke, 

F.  Das  englische  volksbuch  vom  Dr.  F.  3  pp.  (Anglia, 
v.  9,  1886,  p.  613.) 

See  also  Devil. — Folk-lore.— Robert  I  (IcDiable), 
Duke  of  Normandy. 

Faustina,  Annia,  Junior ,  Empress  of  Rome. 

Wieland,  C.  M.  Ehrenrettung  der  Aspasia,  Julia,  und 
F.  74  pp.  (Saemmt.  werke,  v.  43,  p.  47.) 

Fausto,  Sebastiano,  da  Longiano  (Pietro  Ge¬ 
rardo,  pseud.)  Bonardi,  A.  Della  Vita  et  gesti  di 
Ezzelino  terzo  da  Romano,  scritta  da  Pietro  Gerardo. 
149  pp.  (Venice,  R.  Deputaz.  di  storia  patria,  Monument, 
stor.  4  s.  Miscel.  2  s.  v.  2. ) 

Faustus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Riez.  —circa  490. 

Praeter  sermones  pseudo-Eusebianos  opera, 
accedunt  Ruricii  epistulae  recensuit,  commen- 
tario  critico  instruxit,  prolegomena,  et  indices 
adiecit  A.  Engelbrecht.  Pragae,  1891.  8°. 

(Vienna,  Akad.  wissens.  Corpus  script,  eccles. 
Lat.  v.  21. )  — 3252 

Contents.  Egtistulae. — De  ratione  lidei.— De  gratia. 
— Ruricii  epistularnm  libri  duo.— Sermones.— De 
Spirit!!  Sancto. 

-  Epistula  contra  tres  libros  C’laudianus  conscripsit. 

-17  pp.  (Vienna,  Akad.  wissens.  Corpus  script,  eccles.  Lat. 
v.  11,  p.  1.) — Sermones  VI  ad  monachos.  9  pp.  (Mar¬ 
ine,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  9, 
p.  141.) 

-  Engelbrecht,  A.  De  vita  et  scriptis  Fausti ;  De 

Fausti  codicibus.  60  pp.  (Faustus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Riez,  Opera, 
pp.  v,  xxxiv  :  Vienna,  Akad.  wissens.  Corpus  script,  cedes. 
Lat.  v.  21.) 

-  and  others.  Epistulae  ad  Ruricium  ali- 

osque.  34  pp.  (Monumenta  German  hist.:  with  Apolli- 
naris  Sidonius,  C.  S.,  Bp.  of  Clermont-Ferrand,  Epistulae, 
p.  265.) 


FAVRE,  Emile 


Faustus  of  Byzantium.  4  cert.  Bibliotheque 

historique.  110  pp.  (  With  Langlois,  V.,  Coll,  dcs  hist, 
anc.  et  mod.  de  VArmcnic,  v.  1,  p.  201.) 

Faustus,  Johann.  Sec  Faust,  J. 

Fautli,  Franz.  Siebeck,  H.  Fauth :  Das  ge- 

daechtnis.  6  pp.  (Zeits.f.  voclkerpsych.  v.  20,  1890,  p.  235.) 

Fauvel,  A.  A.  Alligators  in  China.  42  pp.  3  pi. 

(Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  13, 
1879,  p.  1.) 

Fauvel,  Roman  de.  D’apres  le  MS.  2140  fr.  de 

la  Bibliotheque  imp4riale  de  Paris.  28  pp.  Pey,  A. 
(Jahrb.  f.  roman,  und  engl.  lit.  v.  7,  1866.  pp.  301,  337.) 

Faux  saulniers.  Labrunie,  G.,  dit  Gerard  de 
Nerval.  1203 

Favaro,  Antonio.  1847 — .  Ticone  Brahe  e  la 

Corte  di  Toscana.  14  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  5  s.  v.  3,  1889, 
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Favart,  Charles  Simon.  Saint-Victor,  P.  B.  de. 

Favart.  26  pp.  (In  his  Deux  masques,  v.  3:  Modernes, 
p.  578.) 

Favart,  Mme.  Justine  Duronceray.  Edwards, 

H.  S.  Mme.  Favart.  50  pp.  (In  his  Idols  of  the  French 
stage,  v.  1,  p.  100.) 

Favenc,  Ernest. 

History  of  Australian  exploration,  1788- 
1888.  London,  n.  d.  r.  8°.  1413 

Faveiitia.  See  Faenza. 

Faverot,  ( — )  (TV.) 

Chronique  d’ Arras  et  de  Cambrai,  par  Bal- 
deric.  See  Baudri,  Precentor  of  Terouane. 
Faversliam,  England.  Cowper,  J.  M.  Notes 

from  the  records  of  F.,  1560-1600.  20  pp.  (Royal  Hist. 
Soc.  Trans,  v.  1,  1872,  p.  324.) 

See  also  Kent. 

Favier,  Justin.  1846 — .  Documents  inedits  sur 

la  vie  privtie  de  Charles  IV,  Due  de  Lorraine,  tir6s  des 
papiers  de  son  confesseur.  25  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  31,  1886, 
P-  73.) 

Favole  e  novelle.  Pignotti,  L.  2325 

Favoletto,  II  tesoretto  e.  Latini,  B.  2394 
Favorinus,  of  Arles.  2  cent.  Fragmenta.  4  pp. 

(Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  Rom.  fragm.  p.  207.) 

Favorite  poems.  Holmes,  O.  W.  1347 

Favras,  Thomas  Mahy,  Marquis  de.  Xavier, 

L.  S.  Secret  letter  to  F.  [Fr.]  7  pp.  (Philobiblon  Soc. 
Miscel.  v.  7.) 

Favre,  Alphonse.  1815-90. 

Carte  du  ph6nomene  erratique  et  des  an- 
ciens  glaciers  du  versant  nord  des  Alpes 
suisses  et  de  la  chaine  du  Mont-Blanc.  Pub. 
par  la  Commission  geologique  de  la  Societe 
helvetique  des  sciences  naturelles.  Winter- 
thour,  1884.  8°.  — 1563 

Favre,  Edouard.  1855 — . 

Eudes,  Comte  de  Paris  et  Roi  de  France 
(882-898).  Paris,  1893.  8°.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole 

des  hautes  etudes,  v.  99. )  — 4153 

Favre,  Emile. 

Faune  des  col6opt£res  du  Valais  et  des 
regions  limitrophes.  Zuerich,  1890.  4°.  (Soc. 
helv6t.  des  sci.  nat.  Nouv.  m6m.  v.  31. )  —3653 


FAVRE,  Ernest 


1400 


FAYOUM 


Favre,  Ernest,  and  Schardt,  Hans.  Descrip¬ 
tion  geologique  des  prealpes  du  canton  de 
Valid  et  du  Chablais  jusqu’a  la  Dranse  et  de 
la  cliaine  des  dents  du  midi.  Berne,  1887.  4°. 
and  atlas  8°.  ( Bcitr .  geol.  karte  Schweiz,  v.  22. ) 

— 1562,  atlas  — 1563 
Favre,  Guillaume.  Monzani,  C.  Di  F.  e  della 

sua  vita  di  G.  Filelfo.  41  pp.  (Archiv.  star.  ital.  2  s.  v.  9, 
1859,  p.  87.) 

Favre,  Jean  Baptiste,  de  St.  Castor.  1728-85. 
CEuvres  completes  languedociens  et  fran- 
gaises.  Montpellier,  1878-79.  2  v.  8°.  — 1173 

Contents.  Epitra  dedicatouera  a  Madama  la  Marquisa 
d’Aubais,  v.  1. — L’Opera  d’Aubais,  v.  1.— Replica  au 
noum  de  las  llamas  dau  banquet  pouetica,  v.  1.— Renvoi 
d’un  livre  que  m’avait  pretG  M.  l>e.yd£,  v.  1.— Imita- 
ciouns,  v.  1 — Istonera  de  Jan-l’an-pres,  v.  1. — Pasto¬ 
rale  pour  le  jour  de  la  naissance  de  .Rsns-Christ,  v.  1. 
— OdyssGc  d’Homere  en  vers  burlesques  patois,  v.  2. — 
Requete  a  Monseigneur  de  Saint- Priest,  v.  2.  —  A 
Mounsegnur  de  Sent-Priest,  lou  jour  de  l’an,  v.  2.— 
Estrena  a,  Mounsegnur  de  Sent-Priest,  v.  2. — Le  Trt'sor 
de  Sustantion,  opGra-comique  en  patois  de  Montpel¬ 
lier,  piece  en  un  acte,  v.  1. 

-  Lettres  inGditcs.  16  pp.  (Rev.  d.  Icing,  rom.  v.  4, 

1873,  p.  277.) 

Favre,  Jules  Claude  Gabriel.  Loudun,  E.  Por¬ 
traits  parlementaires.  Jules  Favre.  10  pp.  (Corrcspon- 
dant,  v.  24,  1849,  p.  683.) 

Favre,  Leopold.  1817—.  Les  Esprits  du  See- 

land :  nouvelle.  160  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 

3  pGr.  v.  5,  1880,  pp.  28,  218,  416;  v.  6,  1880,  pp.  40,  226.) 

-  (Ed.)  Glossaire  frangois,  faisant  suite  au 

Glossarium  mediae  et  inflmae  Latinitatis.  See 
Carpentier,  P. 

Favre,  Louis.  1824 — .  Nice  et  ses  environs. 

32  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  ct  rev.  suisse,  3  pGr.  v.  21,  1884, 
p.  346.) 

Favreau,  Armand.  De  1’ education  des  en- 

fants,  idiots,  arriGrGs,  et  Gpileptiques.  8  pp.  ( Corrcspon - 
dant,  n.  s.  v.  122, 1890,  p.  731.) 

Favus.  Unna,  P.  G.  Three  varieties  of  favu3. 

4  pp.  ( Selected  monographs  on  dermatology ,  p.  64:  New 
Sydenham  Soc.  v.  143.) 

Fawcett,  Edgar.  Rideing,  W.  H.  Edgar 

Fawcett.  9  pp.  (In  his  Boyhood  of  living  authors,  p.  186. ) 

Fawcett,  Henry.  Stephen,  L.  Life  of  Henry 
Fawcett.  1886.  4765 

-  .Stephen,  L.  Henry  Fawcett:  in  memoriam.  4  pp. 

(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  51,  1885,  p.  130.) 

See  also  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  69,  1886,  p.  83. 

Fawcett,  Mrs.  Millicent  Garrett.  1847 — .  Em¬ 
ployment  of  children  in  theatres.  8pp.  (Contcmp.  Rev. 
v.  56,  1889,  p.  822.)— Holes  in  the  education  nei.  15  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  51,  1887,  p.  639.)— Infant  marriage 
in  India.  9  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  58,  1890,  p.  712.) — 
Speech  or  silence.  6  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  48,  1885, 
p.  326.)—  Emancipation  of  women.  16  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  50,  1891,  p.  673.) — Use  of  higher  education  to 
women.  9  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  50,  1886,  p.  719.)  — 
Women  in  English  polities.  12  pp.  (Forum,  v.  14, 
1887,  p.  453.)  —  Women’s  suffrage:  a  reply.  9  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  740.)  — Women’s  suf¬ 
frage  hill.  13  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  45,  1889,  p.  555.) 

-  and  Dilke,  Mrs.  Margaret  Mary.  Appeal 

against  female  suffrage :  a  reply.  22  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  26,  1889,  p.  86.) 

Fawcett,  W.  L.  Gate  of  India.  7  pp.  ( Cen¬ 

tury  Mag.  v.  8,  1885,  p.  409. ) 

Fawcett.  See  also  Faussett. 


Fawkes,  Francis  ( Tr. )  1721-77. 

Bion.  See  Bion  (in  supplement). 

-  ( Tr. )  Moschus.  See  Moschus. 

-  ( Tr. )  Musaeus.  See  Musaeus. 

-  ( Tr. )  Sappho.  See  Sappho. 

Fawkes,  Guy. 

Davies,  R.  Fawkes’s  of  York  in  the  six¬ 
teenth  century ;  including  notices  of  the  early 
history  of  Guye  Fawkes,  the  gunpowder  plot 
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-  Lathbury,  T.  Guy  Fawkes.  1839.  1558 

- Macfarren,  G.  Guy  Faux;  or,  the  Gunpowder  trea¬ 
son  :  an  historical  melo-drama.  50  pp.  (Cumberland,  J., 
Minor  thcat.  v.  4. ) 

See  also  Gunpowder  plot. 

Fawkes  family.  Davies,  R.  Fawkes’s  of 
York  in  the  sixteenth  century:  including 
notices  of  the  early  history  of  Guye  Fawkes. 
[. Anon .]  1850.  2537 

Fawn  of  Sertorius.  2  v.  Landor,  R.  E.  1203 
Faxon,  Charles  Edward. 

Silva  of  N  orth  America.  See  Sargent,  C.  S. 
Faxon,  Walter.  Description  of  lucifer  typus. 

7  pp.  1  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.  studies  from  the  biol.  labr.  v.  1,  1879,  no.  3, 
p.  113.) 

Fay,  Edward  Allen,  Ph.  D. 

Concordance  of  the  Divina  Commedia. 
Cambridge,  1888.  8°.  (Dante  Soc.)  2382 

Fay,  Gaston.  Typical  dogs.  51  pp.  ( Century 

Mag.  v.  8,  1885,  pp.  29,  526;  v.  9,  1886,  pp.  116,  366,  877.) 

Fay,  Henry,  Ph.  D. 

Action  of  light  on  some  organic  acids  in 
the  presence  of  uranium  salts.  Easton,  1895. 
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Fay,  Joseph  Story.  Track  of  the  Norseman. 
4  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  8,  1882,  p.  431.) 

Fay,  Theodore  Sedgwick.  1807 — . 

Norman  Leslie  :  a  tale  of  the  present  time. 
New  York,  1835.  2  v.  12°.  1204 

-  The  three  Germanys.  Glimpses  into  their 

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-  Griswold,  R.  W.  Theodore  S.  Fay.  5  pp.  (In  his 

Prose  writers  of  Am.  p.  447.) 

Fayal,  Fight  at.  4  pp.  Bolton,  C.  K.  (Mag. 

Am.  Hist.  v.  14,  1885,  p.  614.) 

Fayard,  Ennamond.  1816 — . 

Histoire  des  tribunaux  revolutionnaires  de 
Lyon  et  de  Feurs.  Lyon,  1888.  8°.  1681 

Fayette,  County,  Pa.  Platt,  F.  Special  re¬ 
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gheny  river  valley  in  Fayette  and  Westmore¬ 
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Irish  Soc.  of  Am.  Proc.  at  Springfield,  p.  166.) 

Fayette.  See  also  La  Fayette. 

Fayetteville,  N.  C.  Welles,  E.  L.  Hampton 

at  F.  4  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  13,  1885, 
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Fayolle,  ( — ),  Marquis  de.  Note  sur  un  dessin 
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Mem.  v.  48,  1887,  p.  125.) 

Fayoum.  See  Fayum. 


FAYRER,  Sir  Joseph 


1401 


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Fayrer,  Sir  Joseph,  M.  D.  1824 — .  Home  les¬ 
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beasts  of  India.  23  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889, 

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See  Herbert,  A.,  and  others. 

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— Mikroskopische  untersuchung  der  papiere  von  El-Fai¬ 
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Fazacrelegli.  2  pp.  Grazebrook,  G.  (Lanca¬ 

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Fazio  degli  Uberti.  Saint  Victor,  P.  de.  Le 

Dittamondo,  par  F.  22  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  13,  1846, 
p.  67.) 

Fazogl,  Soudan.  Cailliaud,  F.  Voyage  a 
Meroe,  au  fleuve  Blanc,  au-dela  de  F&zoql, 
dans  le  midi  du  royaume  de  Sennar,  a  Syouah 
et  dans  cinq  autres  oasis,  1819-22.  1823-27, 

5  v.  1416,  atlas  17A3 

Fazy,  Edmond. 

Louis  II  et  Richard  Wagner.  D’aprSs  des 
documents  inedits.  Avec  une  version  nou- 
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Fea,  Carlo.  1753-1834.  4757 

Miscellanea  filologica  critica  e  antiquaria. 
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Contents.  Scaramucci,  G.  Notizie  di  scavi  fatti  da 
diversi  nell’  Agro  romaiio,  1744-59,  v.  2.— Lapi,  G.  G. 
Lezione  intorno  l’origine  de’  due  laghi  Albano  e  Ne- 
morense,  v.  2.— Kircher,  A.  Ad  Alexandrnm  VII 
Pont.  Max.  v.  1. — Memorie  di  varie  anti clii til  trovate 
nel  secolo  XVII  cavate  da  un  MS.  Chiciano,  v.  1. — Fico- 
roni,  F.  de.  Notizie  di  antichitA,  v.  1.  —  AntichitA  di 
Artlea,  e  tempio  di  Venere  Aphrodisium,  v.  2.  —  Vis¬ 
conti,  E.  Q.  Lettera  .  .  .  su  d’una  antica  arg'enteria 
nuovamente  scoperta  in  Roma,  v.  2.— Statua  equestre  di 
Marco  Aurclio,  v.  2.  — Marchi,  F.  Descrizione  della 
barca  antica,  che  trovasi  affondata  nel  lago  di  Nemi, 
v.  1. — Su  la  lupa  di  bronzo  in  Campicloglio,  v.  2. — 
Allacci,  L.  Lettera  al  Sig.  N.  N.  sopra  la  dichiarazione 
di  alcuni  caratteri  greci  ritrovati  attorno  ad  una 
croee  antica,  v.  1. — Osservazioni  sopra  un  antico  coloni- 
bario  scoperto  nella  via  Salaria  vecchia  verso  il  fine 
dell’  anno  1750,  v.  2.— Bullettino  di  corrispdiulenza 


arclicologica,  v.  2.— Petrini,  P.  A.  Sopra  il  mosaico 
del  tempio  della  Fortmia  Prenest.ina,  v.  2. — Kircher, 
A.  De  sepulchro  veterum  Fnriornm  in  monte  Tuscu- 
lano  non  ita  pridem  detecto,  v.  1. —  Holstein,  L. 
Lettere,  v.  1. — Horetein,  L.  Expositio  inseript  ionum 
et  figurarum  sarcophagi  marmorei  Dertonensis,  v.  1.— 
Scoperta  di  una  iscrizione  dell’  aquedotto  Trajano  nel 
mese  di  agosto  1830,  v.  2. — Visconti,  E.  Q.  Iscrizioni 
scoperte  nella  vigna  contigua  al  monasterio  di  S.  Sebas- 
tiano  fuor  delle  mura  dallo  scorso  Novembre  lino  a 
questo  di  24  Aprile  1793,  v.  2. — Ficoroni,  F.  de.  DiversitA 
dei  inausolei  roninni,  loro  diroccamento,  ossa  dei 
defonti  nascostevi,  ornamenti  d’oro  ritrovativi,  ed  altre 
particolaritA,  v.  2.— Piazza,  G.  Descrizione  della  Miner¬ 
va  Veliterna,  v.  2.  —  Di  un  maraviglioso  mosaico 
antico  trovato  intiero  nella  villa  di  Adriano,  v.  2.  — 
L’Egitto  conquistato  dall’  Imperatore  Cesare  Ottaviano 
Augusto  sopra  Cleopatra,  e  M.  Antonio,  rappresentato 
nel  celebre  mosaico  di  Palestrina,  v.  2.  —  Leoncilli, 
Conte.  Scavi  fatti  in  tempo  di  Papa  l*io  VI  Brasclii, 
v.  2. — Lettera  . . .  intorno  a  vari  autori  latini,  e  principal- 
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cose  trovate  da  Principe  D.  Sigismonao  Chigi  nella  cava 
fatta  a  Porcigliano  tenuta  .  .  .  nello  scorso  anno  1777 
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nnticlie  sotterranee  trovate  coll’  occasione  della  nuova 
chiavica,  v.  2.  —  Memorie  di  varie  escavazioni  fatte  in 
Roma,  e  nei  luoghi  suburbani  vivente  Pietro  Santi 
Bartoli,  v.  1. — Winckelniann,  J.  J.  Notizie  di  antichitA 
scavate  in  Roma,  e  nella  sna  campagna,  v.  1.  —  San 
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et  antiquitate  ecclesiae  Saneti  Hadrian:  martyris  ad 
Forum  Boarium,  v.  1.  —  Nota  di  seoltnra,  ed  altro 
trovato  nella  cava  di  Torre  Paterno  negli  anni  1779,  1780, 
v.  2.  —  Lavori  di  Sisto  V.  Su  gli  obelischi,  colonne 
storiate,  e  colossi  del  Quirinale,  v.  2.— Soderini,  F., 
Cardinal.  Lettera,  v.  1.— Aldrovandi,  U.  Memorie  ca¬ 
vate  dalla  raccolta  delle  statue  di  Roma,  v.  1. — Suarfs, 
J.  M.,  Bp.  of  Vaison.  Lettere,  v.  1. — D’una  antica  villa 
scoperta  nel  1741  sul  dosso  del  Ttiscolo,  v.  2.— AntichitA 
di  Velletri,  v.  2. 

-  Storia  dei  vasi  fittili  dipinti  che  da  4  anni 

si  trovano  nello  Stato  Ecclesiastico  in  quella 
parte  che  e  nell’  antica  Etruria  colla  relazione 
della  colonia  Lidia  che  li  fece  per  piu’  secoli 
prima  del  dominio  dei  Romani.  Roma,  1832. 
8°.  ( With  his  Miscellanea.)  — 1194 

Fea,  Pietro.  1849—.  Alfonso  Lamarmora. 

22  pp.  1  pi.  (Carpi,  L.,  Risorgimento  ital.  v.  4,  p.  576.) 

Fear.  Cobbe,  F.  P.  Faith  healing  and  fear 

killing.  20  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  51,  1887,  p.  794.) — 
Epliracm.  St.,  the  Syria7i.  De  timore  animarum.  [Or. 
et  Lat.]  5  pp.  (Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  p.  183.)— I.inton,  E.  L. 
Pains  of  fear.  8  pp.  (Forum,  v.  5,  1888,  p.  353.) — Kicliet, 
C.  La  peur.  45  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  per.  v.  76, 
p.  73.) 

See  also  Courage. — Emot  ions. — Passions. 

Fearn,  John.  Anti-Tooke ;  or,  an  analysis  of 

the  principles  ...  of  language.  6  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  30,  1824,  p.  274.) 

Feanisitle,  William  Gray,  and  Harral,  Thomas 
(Eds.)  History  of  London;  illustr.  by  views 
in  London  and  Westminster  engraved  by 
John  Woods.  London  [1838].  8°.  1502 

Fearoii,  John  Peter.  Nyland  and  Hilland  in 

Balcombe:  military  tenures.  19  pp.  1  pi.  (Sussex  Ar- 
chaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  12,  1860,  p.  140.) 

Feast  of  tlie  gods,  10  pp.  Sheffield,  J.,  Duke 

of  Buckinghamshire,  Works,  2  ed.  v.  2,  p.  xxxv. 

Feast  of  the  virgins  and  other  poems.  Gor¬ 
don,  H.  L.  1323 

Feather  Head,  Story  of.  5  pp.  Lemly,  H.  H. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  72,  1886,  p.  899.) 


FEATHERMAN,  Americus 


1402 


FEE  POUSSIERE 


Featlierman,  Americas.  1822 — . 

Social  history  of  the  races  of  mankind. 
London,  1885-91.  4  div.  in  5  v.  8°.  — 1381 

Contents.  # 

Aoneo-Maranonians,  div.  3.  Malayo-Melanesians,  div.  2. 
Baroa-Nigritians,  div.  1.  Papao-Melanesians,  div.  2. 
Chiapo-Maranonians,  div.  3.  Sooaheli-Nigritians,  div.  1. 
Dravido-Turanians,  div.  4.  Takroor-Nigritians,  div.  1. 
Guarano-Maranonians,  Turanian  stock,  div.  4. 

div.  3.  Turco-Tatar  Turanians, 

Koosa-Nigritians,  div.  1.  div.  4. 

Ugrio-Turanians,  div.  4. 

Feathers.  Denis,  F.  Arte  plumaria.  Les 
plumes.  Leur  valeur  et  leur  emploi  dans  les 
arts  au  Mexique,  au  Perou,  au  Brasil,  dans  les 
Indes,  et  dans  l’Oceanie.  1875.  — 1763 

See  also  Birds. — Costume. — Ornaments. 

Features  of  society  in  old  and  in  New  England. 

Mann,  H.  2637 

Febiger,  Col.  Christian.  1746-96.  Letters, 

1784-86.  4  pp.  ( Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  8,  1882,  p.  351.) 

-  Johnston,  H.  P.  Col.  Christian  Febiger.  16  pp. 

(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  6,  1881,  p.  188.) 

Febrer,  Andreu.  15  cent.  Fragments  inedites 

de  la  traduction  (catalane)  de  la  Divine  Comfidie  (de 
Dante).  7  pp.  (Cambouliu,  F.  R.,  Essai  sur  Vhist.  de  la 
litt.  catalane ,  p.  181.) 

-  ( TV. )  La  Comedia  de  Dant  Allighier.  See 

Dante  Alighieri. 

February.  Adams,  O.  F.  (Ed.)  [Through 

the  year  with  the  poets.]  February.  1886. 

1307 

Febvre,  Alexis  Joseph.  1820-81. 

Catalogue  des  tableaux  anciens  de  premier 
ordre.  Tableaux  modernes,  objets  d’art  et  de 
haute  curiosite  composant  la  collection  de  feu 
M.  A.  F.,  et  dont  la  vente  aura  lieu  17-20  Avril 
1882.  [Avec  15  pi.]  [Paris]  1882.  4°.  — 1791 

-  Beroi,  P.  Alexis  Febvre.  9  pp.  (Febvre,  A.  J.,  Catal 

des  tableaux  anc.  de  premier  ordre,  p.  i.) 

Fecamp,  Albert. 

Poeme  de  Gudrun,  ses  origines,  sa  forma-  . 
tion,  et  son  histoire.  Paris,  1892.  r.  8°.  (Bib- 
liotli.  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  90. )  —4153 

Fecamp,  Abbey.  Beaurepaire,  C.  de.  Anciens 

inventaires  du  trfisor  de  F.  31  pp.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des 
Chartes,  v.  20,  1858,  pp.  153,  339.) — E  clironico  abbatum 
Fiscanensium.  3  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Bee.  hist.  Oaules, 
v.  23,  p.  430.)— Ex  clironico  Fiscannensis  coenobii. 

2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Bee.  hist.  Oaules,  v.  23,  p.  429.) 

Feclmer,  Gustav  Theodor.  1805-87.  In  sachen 

des  zeitsinnes  und  der  niethode  der  richtigen  und  fal- 
schen  faelle,  gegen  Estel  und  Lorenz.  38  pp.  (Wundt, 
W.  M.,  Philos,  studien,  v.  3,  p.  1.)— Ueber  die  psyelii- 
sclicn  lnussprincipien  und  das  Weber’sche  gesetz. 
70  pp.  (Wundt,  W.  M.,  Philos,  studien,  v.  4,  p.  161.) 

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(  Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  2,  pp.  377,  607.)— Zur  wuerdigung  G. 
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p.  164.) — Muniz,  B.  Gustav  Theodor  Fechner.  4  pp. 

(  Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  1,  p.  275.) — Wernicke,  A.  Revision 
der  liauptpunkte  der  psychophysik  von  F.  6  pp.  (  Viertel- 
jahrsschr.  f.  wissens.  philos.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  216.) — Wundt, 
W.  M.  Zur  erinnerung  an  F.  8  pp.  (In  his  Philos, 
studien,  v.  4,  p.  471.) 

Fechter,  Charles  Albert.  Field,  K.  Charles 

Fechter.  22  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L., 
Actors  and  actresses,  v.  4,  p.  207.) 


Feckeuliam,  John  de,  Abbot  of  Westminster. 

Circa  1518-85.  Speech  made  in  the  upper  House  of  Par¬ 
liament,  against  the  supremacy  to  be  in  Her  Majesty 
[Queen  Elizabeth],  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  1,  p.  81.) 

Fecundity.  Pomeroy,  H.  S.  Is  man  too 
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-  Burroughs,  J.  British  fertility.  7  pp.  (Century 

Mag.  v.  6,  1884,  p.  42.) 

See  also  Generation.— Mali  him.  T.  R. — Popula¬ 
tion.— Uterus.— Vital  statistics. 

Federal  and  state  aid  to  higher  education  in 
the  United  States,  History  of.  Blaekmar,  F. 
W.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Contrib.  to  Am.  educa¬ 
tional  hist.  no.  9 :  U.  S.  Education,  Bureau  of, 
Circulars,  1890,  no.  1.)  — 4361 

Federal  constitution  of  Germany.  James,  E. 

J.  (TV.)  (Univ.  of  Pa.  Pub.  no.  7.)  — 1367 

Federal  control  of  elections.  14  pp.  Morgan, 

J.  T.  (Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  23.) 

Federal  control  of  elections.  10  pp.  Reed,  T. 

B.  (N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  671.) 

Federal  Convention  of  1787,  History  of. 

50  pp.  Tucker,  J.  R.  (New  Englander,  v.  47,  1887,  p.  97.) 

Federal  election  bill.  17  pp.  Lodge,  H.  C., 

and  Powderly,  T.  V.  (N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  151,  1890,  p.  257.) 

Federal  farmer,  pseud.  See  Lee,  R.  H. 
Federal  government.  See  Free  institutions. 
Federal  government  in  Canada.  Bourinot, 
J.  G.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
studies  in  hist,  and  polit.  sci.  7  s.  nos.  10-12. ) 

4653 

Federal  revenues  and  the  income  tax.  Howe, 
F.  C.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Theses,  1894.) 

.—2306 

Federal  taxes  and  state  expenses.  Jones,  W. 

H.  —2353 

Federation,  colonial  and  British.  Stuart- 
Cansdell,  C.  — 2316 

Federer,  Charles  A.  Robin  Hood  in  York¬ 
shire.  10  pp.  (Andrews,  W.,  Bygone  Yorkshire ,  p.  164.) 

Federici,  Caesare  dei.  16  cent.  Voyage  into 

the  East  India,  etc.,  1563.  37  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages, 
v.  2,  p.  339.) 

-  /.u rla,  P.  Dei  viaggi  di  Nicolb  Conti  e  di  altri  Vene- 

ziani  in  Oriente  ed  al  settentrione,  dissertazioni.  13  pp. 
(In  his  Di  Marco  Polo  e  degli  altri  viaggiatori  veneziani, 
v.  2,  p.  252.) 

Federici,  Francesco.  Ayala,  M.  d\  Francesco 

Federici.  5  pp.  (Amato,  G.  d’,  Panteon,  v.  1,  p.  78.) 

Federico,  Gilberti. 

Raccolta  dei  sinonimi  della  lingua  italiana. 
4  ed.  Milano,  1888.  16°.  —2137 

Fedorovitch,  J.  Thermometrical  observa¬ 
tions,  taken  during  a  passage  from  Nagasaki  to  Shang¬ 
hai.  1  p.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China  branch,  Journ. 
v.  1,  1859,  p.  247.) 

Fee  anguillette.  Troyes,  n.  d.  16°.  ( Biblioth . 

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FtSe  aux  gros  yeux.  26  pp.  Dude  van  t,  Mme. 

A.  L.  A.  D.  (G.  Sand,  pseud.),  (Euvres  compl.  v.  23,  p.  265. 

Fee  poussiere.  23  pp.  Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L. 

A.  D.  (G.  Sand,  pseud.),  (Euvres  compl.  v.  23,  p.  223. 


FEEBLE-MINDED 


1403 


FELKIN,  Mrs.  R.  W. 


Feeble-minded  .  .  .  Report  on.  Billings,  J.  S. 

( U.  S.  52  Cong.  1  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  50, 
pt.  16.) 

Feejee  islands.  See  Fiji  islands. 

Feeling1.  Bain,  A.  On  feeling  as  indifference. 

14  pp.  (Mind,  v.  12,  1887,  p.  576;  v.  14,  1889,  p.  97.) — Sensa¬ 
tions  of  organic  life.  32  pp.  (In  his  Senses  and  the  intel¬ 
lect,  p.  104.)— Engel,  J.  J.  Ueber  einige  eigenheiten  des 
gefuehlssinnes.  12  pp.  (Schriften,  v.  9,  p.  100;  and  Ber¬ 
lin,  Akad.  wissens.  Deutsch.  abhandl.  1788-97,  p.  169.) — 
Enoch,  W.  Zur  systematik  des  gefuehls.  28  pp.  (Zeits. 
f.  philos.  v.  105,  1895,  p.  1.) — lloefftling,  H.  Kroener: 
Das  koerperliche  gefuehl.  11  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  94, 
1888,  p.  274.)— Jlorwicz,  A.  Zur  lehre  von  den  koerper- 
lichen  gemeingefuehlen.  38  pp.  (Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  ivis- 
sens.  philos.  v.  4,  1880,  p.  273.)— Zur  naturgescliichte  der 
gefuelile.  39  pp.  ( Samml .  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  11,  1876, 
p.  347.) — Kroener,  E.  Gemeingefuehl  und  sinnliches 
gefuehl.  24  pp.  ( Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wissens.  philos.  v.  11, 
1887,  p.  153.) — Knelpe,  O.  Zur  theorie  der  sinnlichen 
gefuelile.  91  pp.  (Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wissens.  philos.  v.  11, 
1887,  p.  424;  v.  12,  1888,  p.  50.) — Lewes,  G.  H.  Sphere  of 
sense  and  logic  of  feeling.  217  pp.  (In  his  Problems  of 
life  and  mind,  3  s.  Prob.  3,  p.  221.) 

See  also  Touch. 

Feelings.  See  Emotions. 

Feenkind.  62  pp.  Heyse,  J.  L.  P.,  Gesamm. 

werke,  v.  3,  p.  197. 

Feer,  Henri  Leon.  1830 — . 

Etudes  bouddhiques.  ( Journ .  cisiat.  7  s. 
V.  17-19  ;  8  s.  V.  1,  3,  4,  9,  11,  12,  1881-88. )  4913 

-  Heinrich  August  JaescliUe.  2  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  8  s. 

v.  2,  1883,  p.  314.) — Nariage  par  achat  dans  l’Inde 
aryenne.  34  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  8  s.  v.  5,  1885,  p.  464.) 

-  (Ed.)  Samyutta-Nikaya  of  the  Sutta- 

Pitaka.  Pt.  I.  Sagatha-Vagga.  London,  1884. 
8°.  (Pali  Text  Soc.)  3107 

-  (Tr. )  Contes  indiens.  Les  trente-deux 

r6cits  du  trone  (Batris-Sinhasan),  ou  les  mer- 
veilleux  exploits  de  Vikramaditya,  tr.  du 
Bengali  et  augmentes  d’une  etude  et  d’un  in¬ 
dex.  Paris,  1883.  16°.  (Coll,  de  contes  et 

chansons  populaires,  v.  6. )  1217 

Feet.  Kahler,  C.  How  to  treat  your  own 
feet.  A  treatise  on  the  human  foot.  1893. 

—3797 

-  Robinson,  L.  Meaning  of  a  baby’s  foot- print.  12  pp. 

1  pi.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  31,  1892,  p.  795.) 

See  also  Anatomy.  —  Athetosis.  —  Bunions. — 
Corns. 

Feet  of  lines  of  the  reign  of  Henry  II  and  of 
the  first  seven  years  of  the  reign  of  Richard  I, 
1182-96.  London,  1894.  8°.  (Pipe  Roll  Soc.) 

2514 

Feet  of  lines  of  the  seventh  and  eighth  years 
of  the  reign  of  Richard  I,  1196-97.  London, 
1896.  8°.  (Pipe  Roll  Soc.)  2514 

Felnne,  Ueber  das  wort.  3  pp.  Grimm,  J.  L. 

K.,  Kleinere  schriften,  v.  6,  p.  362. 

Feilding,  Charles  John.  18  cent. 

The  Brothers  :  an  eclogue.  London,  1781. 
4°.  ( With  Ritson,  J.,  Observ.  on  the  .  .  .  hist, 

of  Eng.  poetry. )  1382 

Feist,  Alfred. 

Die  Geste  des  Loherains  in  der  prosabear- 
beitung  der  arsenalhandschrift.  Marburg, 
1884.  8°.  (Stengel,  E.,  Ausgaben,  v.  20. )  2305 

Vol.  III.— 176. 


-  Zur  kritik  der  Bertasage.  Marburg,  1886. 

8°.  (Stengel,  E.,  Ausgaben,  v.  59.)  2305 

-  Mnret,  E.  Zur  kritik  der  Bertasage.  Habitations- 

schrift  von  F.  4  pp.  (Romania,  v.  14,  1885,  p.  608.) 

Fejerv&ry  ivories,  Catalogue  of  the.  Mayer, 
J.  —1744 

Felcli,  I.  K. 

Poultry  culture.  How  to  raise,  manage, 
mate,  and  judge  thoroughbred  fowls.  Chicago, 
1886.  12°.  — 4Q85 

Feld-,  garten-,  und  wiesenbau  der  Roemer. 
Magerstedt,  A.  F.,  Bilder  aus  der  roemisclien 
landwirthschaft,  v.  5.  - — 4695 

Feldniann,  Siegmund.  Ludwig  Anzengruber. 
24  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  2,  p.  216.) — Bmlaposter 
veduten.  8  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  1,  p.  421.)  — 
Wien's  arcliitcUtonisclie  entwickelung'  seit 
1848.  15  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1878,  v.  1,  p.  881.) 

Feldzug  der  K.  preussischen  armee  am  Rhein 
im  jahre  1793.  Wagner,  A.  3683 

Feldzug1  von  1800.  Buelow,  H.  W.,  Baron  von. 

3664 

Feletz,  Charles  Marie  Dorimond  de.  Merlet, 

G.  Geoflfroy,  Hoffmann,  Dussault,  Feletz.  30  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  p6r.  v.  59,  p.  593.) — Villomaiii, 
A.  F.  De  M.  de  Fgletz  et  de  quelques  salons  de  son 
temps.  36  pp.  (In  his  Souvenirs  contemp.  p.  303;  and 
Rev.  contemp.  1852,  v.  2,  p.  177.) 

Felicia.  133  pp.  Murfree,  F.  N.  D.  (Atlant. 

Monthly,  v.  66,  1890,  pp.  1,  185,  302,  470,  619,  764;  v.  67,  1891, 
pp.  61,  236,  289.) 

Felicie,  Souvenirs  de.  Genlis,  S.  F.  D.  de  St. 
A.,  Comtesse  de.  (Barriere,  J.  F.,  Mem.  rel. 
hist,  de  France,  v.  14. )  4656 

Felicity,  Causes  of.  16  pp.  Richardson,  B.  W. 

(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  137,  1883,  p.  536.) 

Felipe,  King  of  Spain.  See  Philip. 

Felix,  St.  Marbode,  Bp.  of  Rennes.  Passio 

Sanctorum  Felicis  et  Adaucti.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  171,  p.  1633.)— Passio  Felicis.  5  pp. 
(Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  14.) 

Felix,  Bp.  of  Aptungis.  4  cent.  Gesta  purga- 

tionis.  2  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  19.) 

Felix,  St.,  Bp.  of  Tubzacene.  Passio.  1  p. 

(Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  18.) 

Felix,  Bp.  of  Urgel.  Alcuin.  Epistola  ad  ab- 
bates  et  monaclios  Gothiae  in  causa  Felicis  Episcopi 
Urgellensis;  Epistola  ad  Karolum  Magnum  quum  ad 
eum  mitteret  libros  VII  adversus  Felicem  Urgellensem. 
2  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  2,  pp.  51,  58.) 

Felix,  Laelius.  2  cent.  Ad  Q.  Mucium.  2  pp. 

(Huschke,  P.  E.,  Jurispr.  antejustinianae,  p.  145.) 

Felix,  Marcus  Minucius.  See  Minucius  Felix,  M. 
Felkin,  Mrs.  Emmie  (Tr. ) 

Science  of  education.  See  Herbart,  J.  F. 
Felkin,  Henry  M.  New  national  insurance 

laws  of  Germany.  20  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  54, 1888,  p.  279.) 

-  (Tr. )  Science  of  education.  Nee  Herbart, 

J.  F. 

Felkin,  R.  W.,  M.D.  (Tr) 

Malarial  parasites.  See  Mannaberg,  J. 
Felkin,  Mrs.  R.  W.  (Tr.) 

Emin  Pasha  in  Central  Africa.  See  Schnit- 
zer,  E.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 


PELL,  Winand 


1404 


FEMME  AU  DIX-HUITIEME  SIECLE 


Fell,  Winand.  1837 — .  Christenverfolgung  in 

Suedarabien  und  die  liimjarisch-aethiopischen  kriege 
nach  abessinischer  ueberlieferung.  74  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  35,  1881,  p.  1.) 

Fellahs  and  explorers,  Pharaohs.  Edwards, 
A.  B.  1703 

Fellenberg,  Edmund  von,  and  Moescli,  Casi- 
mir.  Geologische  beschreibung  des  west- 
lichen  theils  des  Aarmassivs,  enthalten  auf 
dem  noerdlich  der  Rhone  gelegenen  theile 
des  blattes  XVIII  der  Dufour-karte  .  .  . 
Mit  petrographischen  beitraegen  von  Carl 
Schmidt.  Bern,  1893.  4°.  and  atlas  fo.  ( Beitr . 
geol.  karte  Schweiz,  v.  21.)  — 1562,  atlas  — 1551 
Feller,  Joseph  (Ed. )  1839 — . 

Schmiedekunst  zum  praktisclien  gebrauclie 
flier  sclilosser  und  schmiede.  Duesseldorf, 
n.  d.  3  v.  r.  8°.  — 17B8 

Fellow,  R. 

Game  of  croquet ;  its  appointment  and 
laws ;  with  descriptive  illustrations.  New 
York,  1865.  8°.  —1796 

Fellowes,  Caroline  Wilder.  A  volume  of 

Dante,  [poem],  1  p.  ( Atlant .  Monthly ,  v.  58,  1886,  p.  228.) 

Fellowes,  Francis  Wayland.  Art  a  profession. 

5  pp.  ( New  Englander,  v.  49,  1888,  p.  425.) — What  is  at* 
mospliere  in  a  picture?  4  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  53, 
1890,  p.  170.)— Effect  of  color-law  on  our  homes  out¬ 
side.  5  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  51,  1889,  p.  210.) — How 
color-law  effects  our  homes.  9  pp.  ( New  Englander,  v.  50, 
1889,  p.  118.) — What  technique  does  for  a  picture. 
3  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  53,  1890,  p.  393.) — Pictorial 
tone-reaction.  3  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  55,  1891, 
p.  173.)— Yellow :  the  secret  of  color-beauty.  4  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  52,  1890,  p.  134.) 

Fellows,  Mrs.  E.  C.  Nova  Scotia’s  cry  for 

home  rule.  10  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  20,  1886,  p.  785.) 

Fellows,  G.  S.  Bibliography  of  mnemonics, 

1325-1888.  23  pp.  (Middleton,  A.  E.,  Memory  systems, 
p.  117.) 

Fellows,  Sergeant  Moses.  Journal.  6  pp. 

(Cook,  F.,  Journ.  of  the  military  exped.  of  Sullivan,  p.  86.) 

Fellows,  William.  16  cent.  Visitation  of  a 

part  of  Cheshire,  1533.  2  pp.  ( With  Glover,  R.,  Visita¬ 
tion  of  Cheshire,  1580,  p.  259:  Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  18.) 

Felltliam,  Owen.  Circa  1602-68. 

Resolves,  divine,  moral,  and  political. 
2  ed.,  as  revised.  With  some  account  of  the 
author  and  his  writings  by  James  Cumming. 
London,  1820.  8°.  —4255 

The  same.  Cambridge.  1832,  12°.  ( Libr . 

of  old  Eng.  prose  writers,  v.  4. )  2116 

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his  Resolves,  1832,  p.  275.) 

-  Cummin;;.  J.  Some  account  of  F.  and  his  writings. 

63  pp.  (Felltham,  O.,  Resolves,  1820,  p.  xiii ;  1832,  p.  xi.) 

Felltliam.  See  also  Feltham. 

Fels,  Albert. 

De  codicum  antiquorum  in  quibus  Plini 
Naturalis  liistoria  ad  nostra  tempora  pro- 
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-  Unerklaerte  anspielungen  und  citate  in  Macaulay's 

Essays.  6  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  16,  1892,  p.  448.)— Wil¬ 
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Fels,  Leonhard  von.  Schreiben  an  Wolfgang 

Pachelbel  in  Eger.  Mitgetheilt  von  Dr.  Franz  Kuersch- 
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Felt,  Rev.  Joseph  Barlow,  LL.D.  1789-1869. 
Customs  of  New  England.  Boston,  1853. 
8°.  2625 

-  Ecclesiastical  history  of  New  England ; 

comprising  not  only  religious,  but  also  moral, 
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Feltliam,  John.  1262 

Tour  through  the  Isle  of  Man,  in  1797  and 
1798.  Ed.  by  Rev.  Robert  Airey.  Douglas, 
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-  and  Wright,  Edward.  Memorials  of 

“God’s  acre,”  being  monumental  inscriptions 
in  the  Isle  of  Man,  taken  in  the  summer  of 
1797.  Ed.  ...  by  W.  Harrison.  Douglas,  1868. 
8°.  (Manx  Soc.  v.  14.)  2516 

Feltham.  See  also  Felltham. 

Felton,  Cornelius  Conway,  LL.D.  (Ed.)  1807- 
62.  Classical  studies.  See  Sears,  B.,  and  others. 

-  ( Ed. )  Diary  in  Turkish  and  Greek  waters. 

See  Howard,  G.  W.  F.,  7  Earl  of  Carlisle. 

-  ( Tr. )  German  literature.  See  Menzel,  N. 

-  Everett,  E.  C.  C.  Felton.  7  pp.  (Orations  and 

speeches,  v.  4,  p.  491.) 

Felton,  Rebecca  A.  Convict  system  of  Georgia. 

7  pp.  (Forum,  v.  2,  1886,  p.  484.) 

Feltre,  Vittorino  da.  See  Vittorino,  da  Feltre. 
Feltre,  Italy.  Cambruzzi,  A.,  and  Vecellio, 
A.  Storia  di  Feltre.  1874-77,  4  v.  (Bibliot. 
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Feltrini,  Andrea  di  Cosimo.  Vasari,  G.  Morto 

da  F.  10  pp.  (Opere,  v.  5,  p.  201.) 

Female  artists,  English.  2  v.  Needham,  Mrs. 

E.  C.  C.  3795 

Female  hlueheard.  Sue,  M.  J.  (Omnibus  of 
modern  romance,  v.  7. )  1291 

Female  college  graduates,  Health  statistics 
of.  Wright,  C.  D.  — 3704 

Female  education.  See  Education  of  women. 
Female  labour  in  Australia.  6  pp.  Lockett,  J* 

( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885,  p.  651.) 

Female  life  mortuary  experience  of  the  New 
England  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.  of  Boston. 
Wright,  W.  C.  — 1362 

Female  Quixote.  2  v.  Lennox,  Mrs.  C.  R. 
(Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists,  v.  24, 
25. )  4167 

Female  warriors.  2  v.  in  1.  Needham,  Mrs. 

E.  C.  C.  3794 

Femia  sentenziato,  II.  Martelli,  P.  J.  (Scelta 
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Femme,  le  mari,  et  l’amant.  4  v.  in  1.  Kock, 
C.  P.  de,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  53-56.  4187 

Femme  abandonnee.  41  pp.  Balzac,  H.  de, 

CEuvres  compl.  v.  3,  p.  39. 

Femme  an  collier  de  velours.  Dumas,  A., 
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Femme  au  dix-huitifeme  sieele.  Goncourt, 
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FEMME  DE  TRENTE  ANS 


1405 


FENS 


Femme  de  trente  ans.  176  pp.  Balzac,  H.  de, 

CEuvrcs  compl.  v.  3,  p.  521. 

Femme  malconseillee,  et  le  mari  prudent ; 
ou,  la  Guingette  de  Surenne.  Troyes,  n.  d. 
16°.  ( Biblioth .  bleue ,  v.  16.)  2316 

Femmes  dans  la  societe  chretienne.  2  v.  Dan- 
tier,  H.  A.  — 3262 

Femmes  de  la  Regence.  Musset,  P.  E.  de. 

4777 

Fencing-.  Castle,  E.  Schools  and  masters  of 
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tous  les  temps  et  dans  tous  les  pays.  1883-86, 


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deux  mondes,  1884,  3  p<jr.  v.  65,  p.  213.) — Du  Parquet, 
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A.  M.  L.  de  P.  de.  F6nelon.  104  pp.  (hi  his  Mem.  of 
celebr.  characters,  v.  2,  p.  303.) — Malden,  H.  Fdne- 
lon.  11  pp.  (In  his  Distinguished  men  of  mod.  times, 
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Fenelon.  42  pp.  (In  their  Lives  of  the  most  eminent 
French  writers,  v.  1,  p.  332.)—' Thomson,  Mrs.  K.  B. 
Fdnelon  and  Mme.  Guyon.  45  pp.  (In  her  Celebr.  friend¬ 
ships,  v.  2,  p.  99.) 

See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  161,  1885,  p.  28.  Also  Quietism. 

Fenge,  Ludwig. 

Sprachliche  untersuchung  der  reime  des 
Computus.  Marburg,  1886.  8°.  (Stengel,  E., 
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Fenians.  Beach,  T.  (Hfcy.  II.  Le  Caron,  pseud.) 
Twenty-five  years  in  the  secret  service.  The 
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2  v.  —1793 

- Pollock,  W.  H.,  and  others.  Fencing. 

1889.  (Badminton  Libr.)  — 1797 

-  Eekford,  H.  Fencing  and  the  New  York  fencers. 

8  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  11,  1886,  p.  414.)— Wood,  W. 
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p.  205.) 

See  also  Gymnastics.— Military  art  and  science. 
—Physical  training-.— Sports.— Swords. 

Fencing-,  Bibliography.  Castle,  E.  Bibliotheca 

artis  dimicatoriae.  53  pp.  (Pollock,  W.  H.,  and  others, 
Fencing,  p.  241 :  Badminton  Libr.) 

Fenelon,  Bertrand  de  Salignac,  Marquis  de  La 

Mothe.  Taylor,  W.  C.  La  Mothe  Fenelon ;  La  Mothe 
F6nelon  and  Castelnau.  70  pp.  (In  his  Romantic  biog. 
v.  1,  pp.  187,  215.) 


Fenelon,  Francois  de  Salignac  de  la  Mothe, 
Abp.  of  Cambrai.  1651-1715. 

Compendio  de  las  vidas  de  los  fildsofos 
antiguos  . . .  tr.  al  Castellano  por  J.  J.  de  Mora. 


Paris,  1825. 

Anacarsis. 

Anaxagoras. 

Antistenes. 

Aristipo. 

Aristoteles. 

Bias. 

Bion. 

Cenon. 

Cleobulo. 


12°. 

Contents. 
Crates. 
Democrito. 
Diogenes. 
Empedocles, 
Epicuro. 
Epimenides. 
Heraclito. 
Jenocrates. 
Periandro. 


4757 

Pirron. 

Pitaco. 

Pitagoras. 

Platon. 

Quilon. 

Socrates. 

Solon. 

Tales. 


—  Douen,  E.  O.  Intolerance  de  Fenelon. 
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by  an  ex-member  of  the  Fenian  directory.  14  pp.  (Black- 
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(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1882,  3  p6r.  v.  52,  p.  521.) — Irland 
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(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  43,  1883,  p.  747.) 

See  also  Ireland,  Politics.— Secret  societies. 

Fenn,  Alice  Maude.  Borderlands  of  Surrey. 

11  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  2,  1882,  p.  483.)— Among  the  red 
roofs  of  Sussex.  15  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  8,  1885,  p.  709.) 

Fenn,  Harry.  1838—. 

George  Washington.  See  Wilson,  W. 
Fenn,  William  Wilthew.  Circa  1827 — .  Wel¬ 
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p.  472.) 

Fennell,  Charles  Augustus  Maude  (Ed.) 

Stanford  dictionary  of  Anglicised  words 
and  phrases.  Cambridge,  1892.  4°.  R.15 

-  (Ed.)  Pindar :  Nemean  and  Isthmian  odes. 

See  Pindarus  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  (Ed.)  Pindar:  Olympian  and  Pythian 

odes.  See  Pindarus  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Fenner,  Edward.  History  of  the  New  Orleans 

auxiliary  association.  5  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
Reports,  v.  7,  p.  91.) 

Fenner,  George.  16  cent.  Voyage  to  Guinea 

and  to  the  isles  of  Capo  Verde,  1566.  9  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R., 
Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  533.) 


-  Bara n to,  A.  G.  P.  B.,  Baron  de.  Politique  de  F.  23  pp. 

(Correspondant,  v.  42,  1857,  p.  398.)  —  Dassance,  ( — ). 
Histoire  litteraire  de  F.  37  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  16, 
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logique.  Date  presumable  des  “Dialogues”  de  F.  “sur 
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pp.  5.  194.) 

-  Broglie,  C.  P.  E.,  Prince  de.  Fenelon  4 

Cambrai,  d’apres  sa  correspondance.  1884. 

5892 

-  Werfer,  A.  Leben  des  Franz  Fenelon. 

1860.  (In  his  Leben  ausgezeichneter  Katho- 
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Fenner,  Thomas  P.,  and  Rathbun,  Frederic 
G.  Cabin  and  plantation  songs  as  sung  by 
the  Hampton  students.  Enlarged  ed.  To 
which  are  added  a  few  Indian  songs,  etc. 
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Fens.  Narrative  of  all  the  proceedings  in  the 
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2117 

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fen. 


FENTON,  Alexander  James 


1406 


FERDINAND  IV,  King  of  Naples 


Fenton,  Alexander  James.  Account  of  the 

discovery  of  Roman  remains  on  the  East  Chesswood 
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-  (Ed.)  Some  extracts,  relating  to  Sussex, 

from  the  Exchequer  special  commissions  and  the  Ex¬ 
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Fenton,  Edward,  and  Ward,  Luke.  Voyage 

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Fenton,  Elijah.  1683-1730.  Mariamne :  a 

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Fenton,  James.  1820—. 

History  of  Tasmania  from  its  discovery  in 
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Fenwick,  Benedict  Joseph,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Boston. 

Clarke,  R.  H.  Rt.  Rev.  Benedict  J.  Fenwick.  40  pp. 
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Fenwick,  Edward  D.,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Cincinnati. 

Clarke,  R.  H.  Rt.  Rev.  Edward  D.  Fenwick.  25  pp. 
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Fenwick,  Maj.  John.  1618-83.  Proposal  for 

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New  Jersey.  14  pp.  (N.  J.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  1  s.  v.  2,  1848, 

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Feoda  militum  Episcopi  Menevensis,  A.  D.  1326. 

Ex  libro  Nigro,  sive  Custumali  Episcopi  de  St.  David. 
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Feoktistow,  A.  E.  Vorlaeufige  mittheilung 

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Feral,  Eugene. 

Catalogue  d’une  tres-belle  collection  de 
tableaux  comprenant  des  oeuvres  remarqua- 
bles  des  principaux  maitres.  See  Durand- 
Ruel,  ( — ),  and  Feral,  E. 

-  Catalogue  de  tableaux  anciens,  formant  la 

collection  de  M.  Tence.  See  Tenc§,  ( — ). 

-  Catalogue  de  tableaux  .  .  .  composant  la 

collection  de  M.  le  Marquis  de  La  Rocheb  .  .  . 
See  La  Rocheb  .  .  .  ( — ),  Marquis  de. 

-  Catalogue  de  tableaux  .  .  .  formant  la  col¬ 
lection  de  feu  M.  F.  Nieuwenhuys.  See  Nieu- 
wenhuys,  F. 

-  Catalogue  de  tableaux  .  .  .  formant  la  col¬ 
lection  de  M.  F.  R.  See  Reiset,  M.  F. 

-  Catalogue  de  .  .  .  tableaux,  sujets  arabes. 

Peintures  a  la  cire  sous  verre,  aquarelles,  et 
dessins  par  II.  Lazerges.  See  Lazerges,  J.  R.  A. 

-  Catalogue  des  tableaux  .  .  .  composant  la 

galerie  de  feu  M.  Oppenheim.  See  Oppen- 
heim,  ( — ). 

-  Catalogue  des  tableaux  .  .  .  composant  la 

precieuse  collection  de  feu  M.  R.  Papin.  See 
Papin,  R. 

- and  Petit,  Georges.  Catalogue  de  tableaux: 

CEuvres  remarquables  de  la  renaissance  .  .  . 


Provenant  de  la  collection  de  Baron  de  Tri- 
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Feraud,  Laurent  Charles.  1829-88.  Visite  au 

palais  de  Constantine.  32  pp.  (Tour  du  monde,  v.  33, 
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Feraud,  Raymond.  — circa  1324. 

Vida  de  Sant  Honorat,  legende  en  vers 
proven§aux  du  XIII  siecle.  Analyse  et  mor- 
ceaux  choisis,  avec  la  traduction  textuelle  des 
dits  morceaux,  la  biographie  du  vieux  poete, 
et  une  notice  historique  sur  St.  Honorat  et  sur 
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-  Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  Vie  latine  de  St.  Honorat  et  F. 

28  pp.  ( Romania ,  v.  8,  1879,  p.  481.) 

Ferdinand  I,  Emperor  of  Austria.  Kaiser 
Ferdinand  von  Oesterreich.  8  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1875,  v.  2, 
p.  429.) 

Ferdinand  I,  Emperor  of  Germany  and  King  of 
Bohemia  and  Hungary. 

Ranke,  L.  von.  Ferdinand  I  and  Maxi¬ 
milian  II  of  Austria.  1853.  3607 

-  Gluth,  O.  Wahl  Ferdinands  I  zum  Koenig  von 

Boehmen,  1526.  64  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in 
Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  15,  1877,  pp.  198,  271.) — Herolrtt, 
J.,  Basilius.  Rerum  contra  Turcas  auspiciis  Ferdinandi 
anno  1556  gestarum  historiola.  29  pp.  (Schwandtner, 
J.  G.,  Script,  rer.  Hungar.  v.  1,  p.  630.)—  Zcriiieg-li,  J. 
Rerum  gestarum  inter  Ferdinandum  et  Joannem  Hun- 
gariae  Reges  commentarius.  34  pp.  (Schwandtner,  J.  G., 
Script,  rer.  Hungar.  v.  2,  p.  382.) 

See  also  Thirty  years’  war. 

Ferdinand  II,  Emperor  of  Germany  and  King 
of  Bohemia  and  Hungary. 

Khevenhiller,  F.  C.  Annales  Ferdi- 
nandei,  oder  wahrhaffbe  beschreibung  Kay- 
ser’s  Ferdinandi  des  andern.  1721-26,  12  v. 
in  8.  3611 

-  Gintlely,  A.  Die  maritimen  plaene  der  Habsburger 

und  die  antheilnahme  Kaisers  F.  am  polnisch-schwe- 
dischen  kriege  waehrend  der  jahre  1627-29.  54  pp. 

(Vienna,  Akad.  wissens.  Phil.-hist.  classe,  Dcnkschr.  v.  39, 
1891.) 

See  also  Thirty  years’  war. 

Ferdinand  III,  Emperor  of  Germany  and  King 

of  Bohemia  and  Hungary.  Intra,  G.  B.  Nozze  della 
Principessa  Eleonora  Gonzaga  coll’  Imperatore  F.  10  pp. 
(Soc.  stor.  lombarda,  Archiv.  1  s.  1877,  p.  254.) 

Ferdinand  I  ( the  Just),  King  of  Aragon.  Valla, 
L.  De  rebus  a  Ferdinando  Aragoniae  Rege  gestis  libri 
III.  68  pp.  (Beale,  R.,  Rer.  Hispan.  script,  v.  2,  p.  1005.) 

Ferdinand  I,  II,  III,  Kings  of  Bohemia  and 
Hungary.  See  Ferdinand  I,  II,  III,  Emperors 
of  Germany. 

Ferdinand  I,  King  of  Naples.  1423-94.  Res- 

ponsiva  Catharinae  et  Joanni  Galeatio  Mediolanensium 
Ducibus.  4  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  509.) — Fun- 
damenta  excusantis  se  cum  Reg-e  Franeiae.  2  pp. 
(Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  520.) 

- Sforza,  C.,  and  Sforza,  G.  G.  M.  Ad  Regem  Ferdi¬ 
nandum.  1  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  508.) 

Ferdinand  IV,  King  of  Naples  (or  Ferdinand  I, 
King  of  the  Two  Sicilies.)  Rozzo,  S.  V.  Documenti  spet- 
tanti  al  regno  di  Ferdinando  IV  Borbone.  31  pp.  (Ar¬ 
chiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  3,  1879,  p.  346;  v.  6,  1880,  p.  9.) — 
<j<re|»|>i,  E.  Nuovi  documenti  sul  regno  di  Ferdinando 
IV  di  Napoli  tratti  da  una  corrispondenza  privata.  7  pp. 
(Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  4,  1879,  p.  198.) 


FERDINAND  V,  King  of  Spain 


1407 


FERGUS  HISTORICAL  SERIE 


Ferdinand  V,  King  of  Spain. 

Dati,  G.,  Bp.  of  St.  Leone.  Lettera  dell’ 
isole  che  ha  trovato  nuovamente  il  Re  di 
Spagna,  poemetto  in  ottava  rima.  1873. 
( Scelta  di  curiositct  letterarie ,  no.  136.)  2332 

-  Morel- Fatio,  A.  Po&me  barcelonais  en  l’honneur 

de  Ferdinand  le  Catholique.  6  pp.  ( Romania ,  v.  16,  1887, 
p.92.) 

-  and  Isabella,  of  Castile ,  Queen  of  Spain. 

Prescott,  W.  H.  History  of  the  reign  of 
Ferdinand  and  Isabella,  the  Catholic.  1838, 
3  v.  3532 

-  Pulgar,  F.  del.  Crdnica  de  los  Senores 

Reyes  catolicos  Don  Fernando  y  Doha  Isabel 
de  Castilla  y  de  Aragon.  1878.  (Rosell,  C., 
Cronicas  de  los  reyes  de  Castilla ,  v.  3  :  Bibliot. 
de  autor.  espaii.  v.  70. )  — 1192 

-  Pulsar,  F.  del.  Rerum  a  Ferdinando  et  Elisabe 

Hispaniarum  felicissimis  regibus  gestarum,  decades  II. 
138  pp.  (Beale,  R.,  Rer.  Hispan.  script,  v.  2,  p.  1073.) 
Note—  Attributed  to  Antonio  de  Lebrija. 

Ferdinand  I,  King  of  the  Two  Sicilies.  See  Fer¬ 
dinand  IV,  King  of  Naples. 

Ferdinand  I,  Prince  of  Bulgaria.  Bourchier, 

J.  D.  In  the  Balkans  with  F.  19  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  46,  1889,  p.  38.) — On  the  Black  sea  with  Prince  F. ;  In 
Rhodope  with  Prince  F.  37  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49, 
1891,  pp.  82,  598.) — Through  Bulgaria  with  F.  18  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  44,  1888,  p.  39.) 

Ferdinand  II,  Grand  Duke  of  Tuscany.  Om- 

brosi,  L.  Vita  di  Ferdinando  II  quin  to  Granduca  di 
Toscana.  36  pp.  (Orlando,  F.,  and  Baccini,  G.,  Bibliot. 
grassoc.  no.  1,  p.  7.) 

Ferdinand  III,  Grand  Duke  of  Tuscany.  Reu- 

mont,  A.  von.  Federigo  Manfredini  e  la  politica  toscana 
dei  primi  anni  di  Ferdinando  III.  50  pp.  ( Archiv .  s tor. 
ital.  3  s.  v.  26,  1877,  p.  225.) 

Ferdinand,  Valentin.  Kunstmann,  F.  V.  Fer¬ 
dinand’s  beschreibung  der  Serra  Leoa,  mit  einer  einlei- 
tung  ueber  die  seefahrten  nach  der  westkueste  Afrika’s 
im  14  jahrhunderte.  32  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens. 
Denkschr.  v.  35:  Hist,  classc,  Abhandl.  v.  9,  pt.  1,  1862, 
p.  111.) — V.  Ferdinand’s  beschreibung  der  westkueste 
Afrika’s  bis  zum  Senegal,  mit  einleitung  und  anmerkun- 
gen.  64  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  32: 
Hist,  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  8,  pt.  1,  1856,  p.  221.) — V.  Ferdi¬ 
nand’s  beschreibung  der  westkueste  Afrika’s  vom  Sene¬ 
gal  bis  zur  Serra  Leoa.  44  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens. 
Denkschr.  v.  32:  Hist,  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  8,  pt.  3,  1860, 
p.  781.) 

Ferdinandeisclie  foundation.  21  pp.  Sche- 

bek,  E.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen, 
Mittheil.  v.  18,  1880,  p.  161.) 

Fere,  Charles,  M.  D.  1852—.  Nerve  troubles 

as  foreshadowed  in  the  child.  9  pp.  (Brain,  v.  8,  1886, 
p.  230.)— Sensation  and  movement.  20  pp.  (Brain,  v.  8, 

1886,  p.  210.) 

-  Animal  magnetism.  See  Binet,  A.,  and 

F<§r<§,  C. 

-  Dalton,  J.  C.  Dr.  F6r6  on  cerebral  topography.  5  pp. 

(Brain,  v.  1,  1879,  p.  382.) — Page,  H.  W.  F6r6  and  others 
on  the  “ pied-tabetique.”  4  pp.  (Brain,  v.  7,  1885,  p.  546.) 

Fere,  Charles  Octave.  1815-75. 

Legendes  et  traditions  de  la  Normandie. 
Rouen,  1843.  8°.  2251 

Fereal,  Victor  de,  pseud.  See  Suberwick,  ( — ), 
Mme.  de. 

Ferentino.  21  pp.  Freeman,  E.  A.,  Studies 

of  travel,  Italy,  p.  185. 


Ferghana,  Turkestan.  Middendorff,  A.  T. 
von.  Einblicke  in  das  Ferghana-thal.  1881. 
( St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  M6m.  7  s.  v.  29. )  — 3512 

-  Schmidt,  K.  Boden-  und  wasser-untersuchungen 

aus  dem  Ferghana- und  Ssyr-Darja-gebiete.  53  pp.  (St. 
Petersburg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  29, 1881.) 

Fergus,  Robert. 

Biographical  sketch  of  John  Dean  Caton, 
Ex-Chief-Justice  of  Illinois.  Chicago,  1882. 
p.  8°.  (Fergus  Hist.  S.  no.  21.)  3597 

-  Directory  of  the  city  of  Chicago,  1839. 

Chicago,  1876.  p.  8°.  ( Fergus  Hist.  S.  no.  2.) 

3597 

Fergus,  Walter,  M.  D.  Development  of  boys. 

10  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature, 
v.  11,  p.  486.) 

Fergus,  Romance.  Guillaume,  le  Normand, 
dit  le  Clerc.  Fergus,  herausg.  von  Ernst 
Martin.  1872.  2373 

— —  —  Ferguut,  nieuwe  uitgave  van  Eelco  Ver- 
wijs.  1882.  (Moltzer,  H.  E.,  and  Winkel,  J.  te, 
Biblioth.  van  middelnederl.  letterkunde. ) 

—3192 

- Roman  des  aventures  de  Fregus.  Pub. 

pour  la  premiere  fois,  par  F.  Michel.  1841. 
( Abbotsford  Club.)  2563 

Fergus  Historical  Series.  Chicago,  1876-84. 
27  nos.  in  4  v.  p.  8°.  3597 

Contents.  Hickling,  W.,  and  Hubbard,  G.  S.  Billy 
Caldwell,  no.  10. — Fergus,  R.  Biographical  sketch  of 
John  Dean  Caton,  no.  21.  —  Mason,  E.  G.  Old  Fort 
Chartres,  no.  12.  —  Balestier,  J.  N.  Annals  of  Chi¬ 
cago,  no.  1.  —  Biographical  sketches  of  some  of  the 
early  settlers  of  the  city  of  Chicago,  nos.  5, 6. — Brown,  H. 
Present  and  future  prospects  of  Chicago,  no.  9. — Fergus, 
R.  Directory  of  the  city  of  Chicago,  1839,  no.  2. — Hyde, 
J.  N.  Early  medical  Chicago,  no.  11.— Marshall,  J.  A. 
Rise  and  progress  of  Chicago,  no.  9.  —  Martineau,  H. 
Chicago  in  1836:  “Strange  early  days,”  no.  9.— Norris, 
J.  W.  Business  directory  and  statistics  of  the  city  of 
Chicago,  1846,  no.  25. — Porter,  J.  Earliest  religious  his¬ 
tory  of  Chicago,  no.  14.— Thomas,  J.  B.,  and  Barton,  J.  L. 
Statistics  concerning  the  city  of  Chicago,  no.  18.— Went¬ 
worth,  J.  Early  Chicago :  Lectures,  May  7,  1876 ;  April 
11,  1875,  nos.  7,  8.  —  Arnold,  I.  N.  Recollections  of  the 
early  Chicago  and  Illinois  bar,  no.  22.— Scammon, 
J.  Y.,  and  Arnold,  I.  N.  Addresses  delivered  at  the 
annual  meeting  of  the  Chicago  Historical  Society, 
Nov.  19,  1868,  no.  10.  —  Cleaver.  C.  Early  Chicago 
reminiscences,  no.  19.  —  Hall,  W.  M.,  and  others. 
Chicago  River  and  Harbor  Convention,  no.  18. 
— Wentworth,  J.  Congressional  reminiscences: 
Adams,  Benton,  Calhoun,  Clay,  and  Webster,  no.  24. — 
Early  Chicago  :  Fort  Dearborn,  no.  16.— Sheahan,  J.W. 
Stephen  A.  Douglas,  no.  15.— Beckwith,  H.  W.  Fort- 
Wayne  MS. :  an  old  writing  containing  Indian  speeches 
and  a  treatise  on  the  western  Indians,  no.  26.— Caton,  J. 
D.  Last  of  the  Illinois  and  a  sketch  of  the  Pottawa- 
tomies,  no.  3.— Beckwith,  H.  W.  Illinois  and  Indiana 
Indians,  no.  27.— Brown,  W.  H.  Early  history  of  Illi¬ 
nois,  no.  14.  —  Conkling,  J.  C.  Recollections  of  the 
bench  and  bar  of  central  Illinois,  no.  22. — Gillespie,  J. 
Recollections  of  early  Illinois  and  her  noted  men,  no.  13. 
— Mason,  E.  G.  Illinois  in  the  eighteenth  century,  no.  2. 
— Oldest  railroad  in  Illinois,  no.  23. — Patterson,  R.  W. 
Early  society  in  southern  Illinois,  no.  14. — Arnold,  I.  N. 
Reminiscences  of  the  Illinois  bar  forty  years  ago, 
no.  14.— Briese,  S.,  and  Douglas,  S.  A,  Correspondence 
on  the  inception  and  origin  of  the  Illinois-Central 
Railroad,  no.  23.— Origin  of  the  names  of  stations  on 
the  line  of  the  Illinois-Central  Railroad  Company,  no.  23. 
—Ackerman,  W.  K.  Early  Illinois  railroads,  no.  23. 


FERGUS  HISTORICAL  SERIES 


1408 


FERGUSSON,  Sir  Henry  Creswicke 


—Mason,  E.  G.  Haskaskia  and  its  parish  records, 
no.  12. — Kinzie,  J.  A.  Sketch  of  the  late  Col.  John  H. 
Kinzie,  no.  10.— Hoyne,  T.  The  lawyer  as  a  pioneer, 
no.  22. — Arnold,  I.  N.  Abraham  Lincoln,  no.  15. — First 
murder  trial  in  Iroquois  county  for  the  first  murder 
in  Cook  county,  no.  14. — Arnold,  I.  N.  William  B.  Og¬ 
den  ;  and  early  days  in  Chicago,  no.  17.— Scammon,  J.  Y. 
Wm,  B.  Ogden,  no.  17.— Harrison,  W.  H.  Discourse  on 
the  aborigines  of  the  Ohio  valley,  no.  26.— Caton,  J.  D. 
Origin  of  the  prairies,  no.  3. — Hickling,  W.,  and  Hub¬ 
bard,  G.  S.  Shabonee,  no.  10.— Brown,  W.  H.  Histor¬ 
ical  sketch  of  the  early  movement  in  Illinois  for  the 
legalization  of  slavery,  no.  4. — Mason,  E.  G.  Col.  John 
Todd's  record-book,  no.  12. — Beckwith,  H.  W.  “  The 
Winnebago  scare,”  no.  10.— Hoffman,  C.  F.  W'inter 
in  the  west :  letters  descriptive  of  Chicago  and  vicinity 
in  1833-34,  no.  20. 

Fergrison,  ( — ). 

Late  proceedings  and  votes  of  the  Parlia¬ 
ment  of  Scotland  ;  contained  in  an  address 
delivered  to  the  King,  signed  by  the  plurality 
of  the  members  thereof,  stated  and  vindicated. 
[Anon.]  Glasgow,  1689.  sm.  4°.  ( Tracts  re¬ 
lating  to  Scotland. )  2694 

Ferguson,  Clement.  First  editions  of  the  Bible 

printed  in  America.  1  p.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  22,  1889, 
p.  501.) — Massachusetts  Bay  psalm  book,  1640. 
2  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  23,  1890,  p.  384.) — Blue  and 
beautiful  jVarragansett.  3  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  24, 
1890,  p.  112.)— New  England  primer,  1690.  1  p.  (Mag. 
Am.  Hist.  v.  20,  1888,  p.  148. ) 

Ferguson,  David,  M.  D.  Preventable  conta¬ 
gious  diseases.  12  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports, 
v.  9,  p.  221.) 

Ferguson,  Dugald.  1840 — . 

Vicissitudes  of  bush  life  in  Australia  and 
New  Zealand.  London,  1891.  8°.  2493 

Ferguson,  James.  Robert  Ferguson,  the 

plotter.  10  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  57,  1888, 
p.  131.) 

Ferguson,  James.  Edgar,  J.  G.  Boyhood  of 

F.  12  pp.  (In  his  Boyhood  of  great  men,  p.  149.) 

See  also  Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  134,  1883,  p.  244. 

Ferguson,  Jan  Helenus. 

Manual  of  international  law,  for  the  use  of 
navies,  colonies,  and  consulates,  v.  2.  Lon¬ 
don,  1884.  8°.  —1355 

Note. — V.  1  wanting. 

Ferguson,  John,  LL.  D.  Torture  and  punish¬ 

ment.  9  pp.  (Paton,  J.,  Scottish  nat.  mem.  p.  328.) 

Ferguson,  John. 

Ceylon  in  the  “jubilee  year.”  With  an 
account  of  the  progress  made  since  1803  .  .  . 
the  resources  awaiting  development  by  capi¬ 
talists  .  .  .  with  specially  prepared  maps  and 
numerous  illustrations.  3  ed.  London,  1887. 
12°.  1496 

Ferguson,  John.  On  a  copy  of  Albertus  Mag¬ 
nus’  De  secretis  mulierum,  printed  by  Machlinia.  9  pp. 
1  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.  49,  1886,  p.  335.) 

Ferguson,  Lt.-Col.  Patrick.  Lt.-Col.  P.  Fergu¬ 
son:  a  career  of  the  American  Revolution.  15  pp. 
( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  132,  1882,  p.  316.) 

Ferguson,  Richard  Saul.  1837 — . 

History  of  Cumberland.  London,  1890.  8°. 

( Popular  county  histories.)  2526 

-  Opening  address  to  the  section  of  architecture  at  the 

Leamington  meeting.  14  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  45, 
1888,  p.  257.)— Carlisle  bushel.  9  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ. 


v.  42,  1885,  p.  303.)  —  Notes  on  the  initial  letter  of  a 
charter  of  Edward  II  to  the  city  of  Carlisle.  5  pp. 
1  pi.  ( Archaeol .  Journ.  v.  39,  1882,  p.  291.)— Civic  maces. 
4  pp.  3  pi.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  41, 1884,  p.  370.) — Eulver- 
liouses.  12  pp.  3  pi.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  44'.  1887,  p.  105.) 
— Knitting-sheaths  or  knitting-sticks.  2  pp.  1  pi. 
(Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  37,  1881,  p.262.) — Mor¬ 
peth  great  mace.  6  pp.  2  pi.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  42, 
1885,  p.  90.) — Picture  board  dummies  at  the  county 
hotel  Carlisle.  13  pp.  3  pi.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  47, 1890, 
p.  321.)— Preface.  7  pp.  (Macpherson,  H.  A.,  Vertebrate 
fauna  of  Lakeland,  p.  v. ) 

- (Ed.)  Testamenta  Karleolensia.  The  series 

of  wills  from  the  prae-reformation  registers  of 
the  Bp.  of  Carlisle,  1353-86.  Kendal,  1893.  8°. 
( Cumberland  and  Westmorland  Antiq.  and  Ar¬ 
chaeol.  Soc.  Extra  s.  v.  9.)  2545 

-  and  Cowper,  H.  Swainson.  Archaeo¬ 
logical  survey  of  Cumberland  and  Westmoreland,  and  of 
Lancashire  north-of-the-sands.  54  pp.  1  pi.  (Archaeol¬ 
ogia,  v.  53,  pt.  2,  1893,  p.  485. ) 

Ferguson,  Robert,  M.D.  (Ed.)  1799-1865. 

Papers  relative  to  the  question  of  providing 
adequate  means  for  the  study  of  anatomy. 
London,  1832.  8°'  (  With  Hill,  R.,  Home  colo¬ 
nies.  )  3155 

Ferguson,  Robert.  — 1714.  Appeal  from  the 

country  to  the  city,  for  the  preservation  of  His  Majesties 
person,  liberty,  property,  and  the  Protestant  religion. 
8  pp.  (  With  Turbervill,  E.,  Information.) 

Ferguson,  Robert.  1837 — . 

Surnames  as  a  science.  London,  1883.  12°. 

—2124 

-  Teutonic  name -system  applied  to  the  family 

names  of  France,  England,  and  Germany.  7  pp.  (Rev. 
of  in  Jahrb.f.  roman,  und  engl.  lit.  v.  7,  1866,  p.  243.) 

Ferguson,  Robert.  Ferguson,  the  plotter. 

10  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  57,  1888,  p.  131.) 

Ferguson,  S.  W. 

Sherman’s  campaign  in  Mississippi  in  win¬ 
ter  of  1864.  See  Ross,  L.  S.,  and  others. 
Ferguson,  Sir  Samuel,  LL.  D.  1810-86. 

Hibernian  nights’  entertainments.  (Dub¬ 
lin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  4-7,  1834-36.)  4116 

-  Ogham  inscriptions  in  Ireland,  Wales,  and 

Scotland.  Edinburgh,  1887.  8°.  1724 

-  [Notice  of  F.]  21  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  140,  1886, 

p.  621.) 

Ferguson,  W.  Lloyd. 

Archaeologia  Adelensis.  See  Simpson,  H.  T. 
Fergusson,  Lt.-Col.  Alexander. 

Hon.  Henry  Erskine,  Lord  Advocate  for 
Scotland,  with  notices  of  certain  of  his  kins¬ 
folk  and  of  his  time.  Edinburgh,  1882.  8°. 

(Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  132,  1882, 
p.  462. )  4894 

- (Ed. )  Maj.  Fraser’s  MS.  See  Fraser,  Maj.  J. 

-  Eairri  of  Eng :  a  life  sketch.  9  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Mac¬ 
millan's  Mag.  v.  54,  1886,  p.  116.) 

Fergusson,  Arthur  W. 

Mexico.  With  plate  of  Pres.  Diaz.  [Wash¬ 
ington],  1891.  8°.  (U.  S.  Am.  Republics, 

Bureau  of,  Bull.  no.  9. )  — 4394 

Fergusson,  Maj. -Gen.  Sir  Henry  Creswicke. 

Notes  on  Capt.  Durand’s  report  upon  the  islands  of 
Bahrein.  27  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  n.  s. 
v.  12,  1880,  p.  201.) 


FERGUSSON,  James 


1409 


FERNANDEZ  FLOREZ,  Isidoro 


Fergusson,  James.  1808-86. 

History  of  the  modern  styles  of  architec¬ 
ture.  3  ed.  revised  by  Robt.  Kerr.  With 
illustrations.  London,  1891.  2  v.  8°.  — 17C6 

-  The  Parthenon  ;  an  essay  on  the  mode  by 

which  light  was  introduced  into  Greek  and 
Roman  temples.  London,  1883.  4°.  1781 

-  Temple  of  Diana  at  Ephesus,  with  especial 

reference  to  Mr.  Wood’s  discoveries  of  its  re¬ 
mains.  London,  1883.  4°.  1782 

-  Notes  on  Babu  R&gendral&la  Mitra’s  paper  on  the  age 

of  the  caves  at  AjantA.  14  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Qt. 
Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  12, 1880,  p.  139.) — On  the  identification 
of  the  portrait  of  Ch  oh  roes  II  among  the  paintings  in 
the  caves  at  AjantS,.  16  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Qt.  Brit. 
Journ.  n.  s.  v.  11,  1879,  p.  155.) — Remarks  on  Mr.  Sewell’s 
paper  [on  Hiouen  -  Thsang's  Dhanakacheka]. 
5  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Jown.  n.  s.  v.  12,  1880, 
p.  105.)— Tomb  of  Porsenna.  26  pp.  1  pi.  (Journ.  of 
Hellen.  studies,  v.  6,  1885,  p.  207.) — On  the  Saka,  Sain- 
vat,  and  Gupta  eras.  A  supplement  to  his  paper  on 
Indian  chronology.  27  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit. 
Journ.  n.  s.  v.  12,  1880,  p.  259. )— Restoration  of  the  West¬ 
minster  Hall.  12  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885, 
p.  771.) 

-  Architecture  of  Ahmedabad.  See  Hope, 

Sir  T.  C. 

-  Beal.  S.  Note  on  pi.  XXVIII,  fig.  I,  of  Mr.  Fergus- 

son’s  “  Tree  and  serpent  worship.”  2  ed.  3  pp.  (Royal 
Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  14,  1882,  p.  39.) — 
Greek  archaeology:  Mr.  Fergusson’s  Parthenon 
and  Temple  of  Diana.  28  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  158,  1884, 
p.  184.) 

Ferguut.  Guillaume,  le  Normancl,  dit  le  Clerc. 
(Moltzer,  H.  E.,  and  Winkel,  J.  te,  Biblioth. 
van  middelnederl.  letterkunde. )  — 3192 

Feria,  Gomez  Suarez  de  Figueroa  y  C6rdova, 

Duque  de.  — 1571.  Cartas.  185  pp.  (Col.  doc.  hist.  Espaha, 
v.  87,  p.  3.) 

Ferislita.  See  Firishta. 

Ferislitali’s  fancies.  Browning,  R.  1388 
Fermails.  Cuming,  H.  S.  On  the  Norman 

fermail.  5  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  18, 
1862,  p.  227.) 

See  also  Costume. — Ornaments. 

Fermat,  Pierre  de.  Figuier,  G.  L.  Pierre  de 

Fermat.  16  pp.  1  pi.  (In  his  Vies  des  savants  illustres, 
v.  4,  p.  470.) 

Ferine  tin  Clioquard.  264  pp.  Cherbuliez, 

C.  V.  (G.  Valbert,  pseud.)  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1882, 
3  p6r.  v.  54,  pp.  481,  721 ;  1883,  3  p6r.  v.  55,  pp.  5,  241,  481.) 

Fermendziu,  F.  Eusebius  (Ed.) 

Acta  Bulgariae  ecclesiastica  ab  a.  1565 
usque  ad  a.  1799.  Zagrabiae,  1887.  8°.  ( Mona - 
menta  spectant.  hist.  Slav,  merid.  v.  18. )  3405 

Fermentation. 

Trouessart,  E.  L.  Microbes,  ferments, 
and  moulds.  1886.  (Internat.  Sci.  S.)  — 1607 

-  Vallery-Radot,  R.  Louis  Pasteur,  his 

life  and  labours.  Tr.  from  the  French,  by 
Lady  Claud  Hamilton.  1885.  5882 

-  Dudley,  C.  B.  Means  of  distinguishing  ferments. 

3  pp.  (Franklin  Inst.  Journ.  3  s.  v.  71,  1876,  p.  129.) — 
Hartley,  W.  N.  Fermentation  and  distillation.  9  pp. 
(Soc.  of  arts,  Journ.  v.  32,  1884,  p.  967.) — Papillon,  F. 
Ferments,  fermentations,  and  life.  15  pp.  (Pop.  Sci. 
Monthly,  v.  5,  1874,  p.  542.)— Pasteur,  L.  On  fermenta¬ 
tion.  11  pp.  (Pop.  Sci.  Monthly,  v.  7,  1875,  p.  709.)— 


Schleicher!,  F.  Das  diastatische  ferment  der  pflanzen . 
88  pp.  (Acad.  Caes.-Leop.  Car.  Nova  acta,  v.  62,  1894,  p.  1. ) 
—Tyndall,  J.  Fermentation  and  its  bearings  on  the 
phenomena  of  disease.  16  pp.  (Littell's  Liv.  Age,  v.  131, 
1876,  p.  643;  Pop.  Sci.  Monthly,  v.  10,  1877,  p.  129.)— Wil¬ 
liamson,  A.  W.  On  fermentation.  6  pp.  (Soc.  of  arts, 
Journ.  v.  18,  1870,  p.  753.) — Wyatt,  F.  Modern  theories 
of  fermentation,  with  notes  on  the  morphology  and  cul¬ 
ture  of  yeasts.  17  pp.  (Franklin  Inst.  Journ.  v.  142,  1896, 
p.  270.) 

See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  88, 1876,  p.  124.  Also  Ale. 
— Bacteria.  — Beer.  —  Chemistry.— Germ  theory 
of  disease.  —  Infection.  —  Microbes.  —  W  ine.  — 
Y  easts. 

Fermo f  Italy.  Minicis,  G.  de  (Ed. )  Cronache 
della  cittA  di  Fermo.  1870.  (Florence,  R. 
Deputaz.  sugli  studi  di  storia  patria  .  .  .  di 
Toscana  .  .  .  Doc.  di  storia  ital.  v.  4. )  4381 

Fermor,  Henrietta  Louisa,  Countess  of  Pomfret. 

Thomson,  Mrs.  K.  B.  Frances,  Countess  of  Hertford, 
and  Henrietta  Louisa,  Countess  of  Pomfret.  30  pp.  (In 
her  Celebr.  friendships,  v.  2,  p.  317.) 

Fern,  Fanny,  pseud.  See  Parton,  Mrs.  S.  P.  W. 

E.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Fern  islands.  Hook,  B.  Sea-birds  at  the 

Fame  islands.  8  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  557.) — 
Pigott,  T.  D.  Birds  of  the  outer  Fames.  10  pp.  (Con- 
temp.  Rev.  v.  54,  1888,  p.  182.) 

See  also  Barling,  G. 

Fern  leaves  from  Fanny’s  Port-Folio.  Parton, 
Mrs.  S.  P.  W.  E.  2206 

Fernald,  Henry  Torsey,  Ph.  D. 

Relationships  of  arthropods.  Baltimore, 
1890.  8°.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Theses,  1890. ) 

.—2306 

Fenian  Caballero,  pseud.  See  Arrom,  C.  B. 
de  F. 

Fernande.  Dumas,  A.,  CEuvres  covipl.  v.  113. 

—4174 

Fernandez,  Geronimo. 

Honour  of  chivalry,  or  the  famous  and  de¬ 
lectable  history  of  Don  Bellianis  of  Greece. 
Tr.  out  of  Italian.  [ Anon .]  London,  1683. 

8°.  P.  R. 

Feriulndez,  Le6n. 

Historia  de  Costa  Rica  durante  la  domina- 
ci6n  espanola,  1502-1821.  Publicala  R.  F. 
Guardia.  Madrid,  1889.  r.  8°.  4634 

Fernandez,  Lucas.  Morel-Fatio,  A.  Notes 

sur  la  langue  des  farsas  y  figlogas  de  F.  6  pp.  (Romania, 
V.  10,  1881,  p.  239.) 

Fernandez,  Vasco.  Justi,  K.  Die  portugie- 

sische  malerei  des  XVI  jahrhunderts.  34  pp.  5  pi. 
(Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  9,  1888,  pp. 
137,  227.) 

Fernandez  Breinon,  Jose.  Don  Marciso 

Serra.  17  pp.  (Novo  y  Colson,  P.  de,  Autor.  dramdt.  con- 
temp.  v.  1,  p.  347.) 

Fernandez  Dnro,  Ces&reo. 

Armada  invencible.  Madrid,  1884-85.  2  v. 
8°.  3522 

Ferndndez  Florez,  Isidoro.  1833 — .  Don 

Manuel  Tamayo  y  Baus.  26  pp.  (Novy  y  Colson,  P.  de, 
Autor.  dramdt.  contemp.  v.  2,  p.  461.) — Don  Jos6  Zor- 
ri  I  In.  17  pp.  (Novo  y  Colson,  P.  de,  Autor.  dramdt.  con- 
temp.  V.  1,  p.  169.) 


FERNANDEZ-GUERRA  Y  ORBE,  A. 


1410 


FERRAR,  Nicholas 


Fernandez  -  Guerra  y  Orbe,  Aureliano. 

1816 — .  Don  Juan  Eugenio  Hartzenbusch.  24  pp.  (Novo 
y  Colson,  P.  de,  Autor.  dramdt.  contemp.  v.  1,  p.  405.) — 
Vida  de  Don  Francisco  de  Quevedo  y  Villegas. 
43  pp.  (Quevedo  y  Villegas,  F.  Q.  de,  Obras.  v.  1,  p.  xxxix : 
Biblioth.  de  autor.  espah.  v.  23.) 

Fernando,  St.,  of  Seville.  Boutelou,  C.  On 

an  ivory  figure  in  the  royal  chapel  of  F.  15  pp,  1  pi. 
(Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  39,  1883,  p.  12.) 

Fernando  Noronlia,  Island.  Hemsley,  W.  B. 

Report  on  the  botany  of  the  Atlantic  islands.  22  pp. 
(Challenger  Exped.  Bot.  v.  1,  pt.  2,  p.  9.) 

Feme,  Henry,  Bp.  of  Chester.  1602-62. 

Conscience  satisfied  that  there  is  no  war¬ 
rant  for  the  armes  now  taken  up  by  subjects. 
By  way  of  reply  unto  severall  answers  made 
to  a  treatise  formerly  published  for  the  re¬ 
solving  of  conscience  upon  the  case.  Oxford, 
1643.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  6.) 

4555 

-  Herle,  C.  Answer  to  Dr.  Feme’s  reply, 

entitled  Conscience  satisfied  :  especially  to  as 
much  of  it  as  concerned  that  answer  to  his 
treatise  which  went  under  the  name  of  the 
Fuller  answer.  [Anon.]  1643.  (Pamphlets : 

Charles  I,  v.  6. )  4555 

- Fuller  answer  to  a  treatise  written  by 

Dr.  Feme,  entituled  The  resolving  ,  of  con¬ 
science,  etc.  [Anon.]  1642.  (Pamphlets: 

Charles  I,  v.  3. )  4555 

Fernique,  Emmanuel.  1854-85.  Note  sur  des 

fouilles  faites  a  Prfineste,  en  1882.  8  pp.  (Kev.  archeol. 
3  s.  v.  2,  1883,  p.  205.) 

-  Table  de  Souk  el-Khmis,  inscription  ro- 

maine  d’Afrique.  See  Cagnat,  R. 

Fernow,  B.  E. 

Consumption  of  forest  supplies  by  railroads 
and  practicable  economy  in  their  use.  Wash¬ 
ington,  1890.  8°.  (U.  S.  Agricult.  Dept,  of, 

Forest  divis.  Bull.  no.  4. )  — 4693 

-  Practicability  of  an  American  forest  administra¬ 
tion.  18  pp.  (Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Pub.  v.  6,  no.  3,  p.  75.) 

Fernow,  Berthold.  1837 — . 

Ohio  valley  in  colonial  days.  Albany,  1890. 
4°.  1  3592 

-  Leaf  from  the  Green  mountains.  13pp.  (Pa.  Mag. 

Hist.  v.  11,  1887,  p.  160.)— Middle  colonies.  70  pp. 
(Winsor,  J.,  Narrat.  and  crit.  hist,  of  America,  v.  5,  p.  189.) 
—New  Netherland,  or  the  Dutch  in  North  America. 
48  pp.  (Winsor,  J.,  Narrat.  and  crit.  hist,  of  America,  v.  4, 
p.  395.) —  Washington's  military  family.  23  pp. 
(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  7,  1881,  p.  81.) 

-  (Ed.)  Documents  relating  to  the  colonial 

history  of  the  State  of  New  York.  v.  12-15. 
Albany,  1877-87.  4  v.  4°.  3561 

Note.— For  v.  1-11  see  O’Callaghan,  E.  B.,  in  preceding 
catalogue. 

Contents.  Documents  relating  to  the  history  of  the 
Dutch  and  Swedish  settlements  on  the  Delaware 
river,  v.  12.— Documents  relating  to  the  history  and  settle¬ 
ments  of  the  towns  along  the  Hudson  and  Mohawk 
rivers,  v.  13. — Documents  relating  to  the  history  of  the 
early  colonial  settlements  principally  on  Long  Island, 
v.  14.— New  York  in  the  Revolution,  v.  15.— New  York 
State  archives,  v.  15. 


Fernow,  Karl  Ludwig.  1763-1808. 

Francesco  Petrarca  dargestellt.  Nebst  dem 
leben  des  dichters  und  ausfuehrlichen  aus- 
gabenverzeiclinissen  lierausg.  von  Ludwig 
Hain.  Altenburg,  1818.  16°.  2377 

Ferns. 

Baker,  J.  G.  Summary  of  new  ferns  which 
have  been  discovered  or  described  since  1874. 
1892.  —2683 

- Britton,  N.  L.,  and  Brown,  A.  Illustrated 

flora  of  the  northern  United  States,  Canada, 
and  the  British  possessions,  v.  1.  Ophioglos- 
saceae  to  aizoaceae.  Ferns  to  carpet-weed. 
1896.  .  —2672 

-  Campbell,  D.  H.  Structure  and  develop¬ 
ment  of  the  mosses  and  ferns.  1895.  — 2603 

-  Kaulfuss,  G.  F.  Enumeratio  filicum  quas 

in  itinere  circa  terrain  legit  Cl.  Adalbertus  de 
Chamisso.  1824.  — 2666 

-  Presl,  K.  B.  Tentamen  pteridographiae. 

1836.  —2666 

-  Raddius,  J.  Plantarum  Brasiliensium 

nova  genera  et  species  novae,  vel  minus  cog- 
nitae.  Pars  I.  Filices.  1825.  — 2681 

-  Anderson,  G.  C.  List  of  ferns  found  in  the  valley  of 

the  river  Min,  Foochow.  1  p.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North- 
China  branch,  Joum.  n.  s.  v.  16,  pt.  1,  1881,  p.  247.) — 
Keyserling-,  A.  Gen.  Adiantum  L.  44  pp.  1  pi.  (St. 
Petersburg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  22,  1876.)— Waterhouse, 
N.  On  the  habitats  of  some  of  our  British  ferns.  18  pp. 
(Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  3,  1863, 
p.  97.) 

See  also  Botany.— Cryptogamia. 

Ferns,  Bibliography. 

Campbell,  D.  H.  Bibliography.  14  pp.  (In  his 
Structure  and  development  of  the  mosses  and  ferns, 
p.  521.) 

Fernyhalgli  chalice  and  paten.  4  pp.  2  pi. 

Fallow,  T.  M.  (Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  42,  1885,  p.  418.) 

Feroe  islands.  See  Faroe  islands. 

Feronia.  La  Blanchere,  R.  de.  Tete  colossale 

trouvge  dans  les  thermes  de  F£ronie.  4  pp.  (Rev.  archSol. 
n.  s.  v.  41,  1881,  p.  370.) 

Ferrai,  Luigi  Alberto. 

Lorenziuo  de’  Medici  e  la  Societa  cortigiana 
del  cinque-cento.  Milano,  1891.  12°.  3547 

-  Storia  di  Firenze.  23  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  5  s.  v.  8, 

1891,  p.  186.) — II  processo  di  Pier  Paolo  Vergerio.  71  pp. 
(Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  15,  1885,  pp.  201,  333;  v.  16,  1885, 
pp.  25,  153.) 

Ferraioli,  Alessandro.  Paludi  pontine  e  il 

presente  stato  del  bonificamento.  22  pp.  (Nuov.  antol. 
3  s.  v.  34,  1891,  p.  474.) 

Ferrand,  Gabriel  (Ed. ) 

Contes  populaires  malgaches.  Paris,  1893. 
16°.  (Coll,  de  contes  et  de  chanson  populaires, 
v.  19.)  1217 

Ferrar,  John,  and  Jebb,  (— ).  Life  of  Nicholas 
Ferrar.  Now  first  ed.  with  illustrations  by 
J.  E.  B.  Mayor.  Cambridge,  1885.  12°.  4727 

Ferrar,  Nicholas. 

Ferrar,  J.,  and  Jebb,  ( — ).  Life  of 
Nicholas  Ferrar.  1855.  4727 

-  Bindley,  T.  H.  At  Little  Gidding.  7  pp.  (Macmil¬ 
lan's  Mag.  v.  56,  1887,  p.  268. ) 


FERRAR,  William  Hugh 


1411 


FERRATO,  Pietro 


Ferrar,  William  Hugh. 

Comparative  grammar  of  Sanskrit,  Greek, 
and  Latin,  v.  1.  London,  1869.  8°.  — 2143 

Ferrara,  Bp.  of.  See  Guido. 

Ferrara,  Duchesses  of.  See  Borgia,  L. — Renee, 
of  France. 

Ferrara,  Duke  of.  See  Este,  E.  d\ 

Ferrara,  Italy. 

Farolfi,  U.  M.,  pseud.  Lum  dal  manegh  ; 
dialoghi  famigliari  in  lingua  ferrarese.  1719. 

2302 

-  Grassi,  P.  de.  Due  spedizioni  militari  di 

Giulio  II  [1506-07 ;  1510-12]  .  .  .  con  docu¬ 
ment  e  note  di  L.  Frati.  1886.  (Romagna, 
R.  Deputaz.  di  storia  patria,  Doc.  e  studj , 
v.  1.)  4373 

-  Solerti,  A.  Ferrara  e  la  corte  estense 

nella  seconda  metft  del  secolo  decimosesto. 
1891.  3534 

-  Statuti  di  Ferrara,  dell’  anno  1288.  Ed.  a 

cura  del  Conte  Cammillo  Laderchi.  1864. 
(Romagna,  R.  Deputaz.  di  storia  patria: 
Monument  istorici,  1  s.  Statuti. )  4361 

-  Botle,  W.  Die  ausbeute  aus  den  magazinen  der 

koeniglichen  gemaelde-galerie  zu  Berlin  :  Schule  von 
Verona,  Ferrara,  und  Bologna.  13  pp.  3  pi.  (Koenigl. 
Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  8,  1887,  p.  120.)  — 
t’afli.  M.  Tarsie  e  gli  intagli  in  legno  nel  coro  della 
cattedrale  di  F.  7  pp.  (Soc.  stor.  lombarda,  Archiv. 

1  s.  1877,  p.  621.) — Cittatlella,  L.  N.  Saggio  di  storia 
politica  di  F.  42  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor.  ital.  3  s.  v.  25,  1877, 
pp.  43,  208.) — Nozze  e  commedie  alia  corte  di  F.  nel  Feb- 
braio  1491.  5  pp.  (Soc.  stor.  lombarda,  Archiv.  2  s. 
1884,  p.  749.) — Ferraro,  G.  Tradizioni  ed  usi  popolari 
ferraresi.  19  pp.  ( Archiv .  studio  trcidiz.  popolari,  v.  5, 

1886,  p.  268.) — [Ed.)  Poesie  popolari  ferraresi  in  un  mano- 
scritto  del  secolo  XVIII.  8  pp.  ( Archiv .  studio  tradiz. 
popolari,  v.  2,  1883,  p.  585.) — Gruyer,  G.  Palais  de 
Schifanoia  it  Ferrare.  29  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883, 
3  p6r.  v.  58,  p.  613.)— Hark,  F.  Die  fresken  im  Palazzo 
SchifFanoja  in  F.  28  pp.  2  pi.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch. 
kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  5,  1884,  p.  99.)— Ulorbio,  C.  Fer¬ 
rara.  100  pp.  (In  his  Storie  dei  municipi  ital.  v.  1,  p.  33.) 
— Kainazzini.  A.  I  musici  fiamminghi  alia  corte  di  F. 
Giaches  de  Wert  e  Tarquinia  Molza.  18  pp.  (Soc.  stor. 
lombarda,  Archiv.  1  s.  1879,  p.  116.)— Venturi,  A. 
Beitraege  znr  geschichte  der  ferraresisclien  kunst.  18 
pp.  2  pi.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  8, 

1887,  p.  71.) — Relazioni  artistiche  tra  le  corti  di  Milano  e 
F.  nel  secolo  XV.  56  pp.  (Soc.  stor.  lombarda,  Archiv. 

2  s.  1885,  p.  225.) 

Ferrarese,  Alberto.  Venturi,  A.  Unbekannte 

Oder  vergessene  kuenstler  der  Emilia.  11pp.  (Koenigl. 
Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  11,  1890,  p.  183.) 

Ferrari,  Giuseppe.  Rosa,  G.  Storia  delle 

rivoluzioni  d’ltalia,  di  F.  78  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor.  ital.  2  s. 
v.  8,  pt.  1,  1858,  p.  85 ;  v.  8,  pt.  2, 1858,  p.  59.) — Tabarrini, 
M.  Giuseppe  Ferrari.  6  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  3  s.  v.  24, 
1876,  p.  358.) 

Ferrari,  Jacopo.  Viani,  P.  Jacopo  Ferrari. 

19  pp.  (Scelta  di  curiositd,  letterarie,  no.  82,  p.  xvii.) 

Ferrari,  Pio  Vittorio. 

Relazione  della  Sub-Commissione  di  S. 
Giorgio  di  Nogaro  per  la  topografta  della 
Venezia  nell’  etii  romana.  Dali’  Ausa  alia 
Zellina.  See  Pancini,  D.,  and  others. 
Ferrari,  Severino.  1856 — .  Canti  popolari  in 

San  Pietro  Capofiume.  31  pp.  ( Archiv .  studio  tradiz. 
Vol.  III.— 177. 


popolari,  v.  7,  1888,  p.  387;  v.  8,  1889,  p.  105;  v.  10,  1891, 
p.  413.)— Golfo  di  Spezia.  4  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  28, 

1890,  p.  532.) 

Ferrariae.  See  lie  de  France. 

Ferrario,  Giulio. 

Storia  ed  analisi  degli  antichi  romanzi  di 
cavalleria  e  dei  poemi  romanzeschi  d’ltalia, 
con  dissertazioni  sulP  origine . . .  de’  cavalieri, 
sulle  corti  d’amore  sui  tornei  .  .  .  [With  bibli¬ 
ography.  Illustr.]  Milano,  1828-29.  4  v.  8°. 

2325 

Ferraris,  Carlo  Francesco.  1850 — .  Imposta 

militare  in  Francia  e  i  nuovi  studi  su  di  essa  in  Germania 
ed  in  Italia.  29  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  25,  1890,  p.  509.) — 
II  riordinamento  degli  istituti  til  emission©.  23  pp. 
(Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  32,  1891,  p.  720.) 

Ferraris,  Luigi.  A  proposito  di  una  nuova 

Camera.  31  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  29,  1890,  p.  708.)  — 
Italia  e  Bonin.  33  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  28,  1890, 
p.  290.)— I  nuovi  provedimenti  per  Roma.  12  pp.  (Nuov. 
antol.  3  s.  v.  28,  1890,  p.  428.) 

Ferraris,  Maggiorino.  Convenzioni  marittime. 

19  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  33,  1891,  p.  777.)— Problema 
della  circolazione  cartacea  in  Italia.  24  pp.  (Nuov. 
antol.  3  s.  v.  31,  1891,  p.  302.) 

Ferraro,  Giuseppe.  1846  — .  Folklore  dell’ 

agricoltura.  24  pp.  ( Archiv .  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  10, 

1891,  pp.  266,  347.) — Tratlizioni  ed  usi  popolari  fer¬ 
raresi.  19  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  5,  1886, 

p.  268.) 

-  (Ed.)  Canti  popolari  in  dialetto  logudo- 

rese.  Torino,  1891.  12°.  (Comparetti,  D., 

and  Ancona,  A.  d’,  Canti  e  racconti  del  po- 
polo  ital.  v.  9. )  1225 

-  (Ed.)  Poesie  popolari  religiose  del  secolo 

XIV,  pub.  per  la  prima  volta.  Bologna,  1877. 
12°.  2306 

The  same.  ( Scelta  di  curiositd  letterarie , 
no.  152.)  2342 

-  (Ed. )  Relazione  delle  scoperte  fatte  da  C. 

Colombo,  da  A.  Vespucci,  e  da  altri  dal  1492 
al  1506,  tratta  dai  manoscritti  della  Biblioteca 
di  Ferrara  e  pub.  per  la  prima  volta.  Bologna, 
1875.  12°.  ( Scelta  di  curiositcl  letterarie,  no. 

144. )  2342 

-  (Ed.)  Spigolature  di  canti  popolari  parmigiani  e 

monferrini.  28  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  8, 
1889,  pp.  322,  497;  v.  9,  1890,  p.  267.)— (Ed.)  Poesie  po¬ 
polari  ferraresi  in  un  manoscritto  del  secolo  XVIII. 
8  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari ,  v.  2,  1883,  p.  585.) 

-  (Ed. )  Alcune  poesie  inedite  del  Saviozzo  e 

di  altri  autori.  See  Forestani,  S.,  detto  II 
Saviozzo,  and  others. 

-  (Ed.)  Diario  del  viaggio  fatto  in  Inghil- 

terra  nel  1639  dal  Nunzio  pontiflcio  Rossetti. 
See  Parma,  D.  F. 

-  (Ed.)  Libro  del  Gandolfo  Persiano  delle 

medesine  de  falconi.  See  Gandolfo,  Persiano. 

-  (Ed.)  Raccolta  di  sacre  poesie  popolari. 

See  Pellegrini,  G. 

Ferrato,  Pietro  (Ed.)  1815-80. 

Due  novelle  antichissime  inedite.  Venezia, 
1868.  r.  8°.  2313 

-  (Ed. )  Sette  novellette  edite  ed  inedite  di 

varii  scrittori.  Venezia,  1869.  8°.  2313 


FERRATO,  Pietro 


1412 


FERRIER,  David 


-  (Ed.)  Consiglio  contro  a  pistolenza.  See 

Garbo,  T.  del. 

-  (Ed.)  Pronostichi  d’Ippocrate.  See 

Hippocrates. 

-  Inti'it,  G.  B.  Pietro  Ferrato.  2  pp.  (Soc.  stor.  lom- 

barda,  Archiv.  1  s.  1880,  p.  625.) 

Ferrazzi,  Giuseppe  Jacopo.  1813 — .  Manuale 
Dantesco.  Bassano,  1865-77.  5  v.  16°.  2386 

Contents.  Ariosto,  v.  3. — Bibliografia,  v.  4,  5. — 
ItihliograHn  Petrarcliesca,  v.  3. — Enciclopedia 
Dantesca.  v.  1-3. — Petrarca,  v.  3. — Tasso,  v.  3. 

-  Torquato  Tasso :  studi  biografici-critici- 

bibliograftci.  Bassano,  1880.  12°.  2395 

-  Della  prosa  di  Panto  comparata  a  quelle  degli  altri 

prosatori  del  suo  tempo.  18  pp.  (Cellini,  M.,  and 
Ghivizzani,  G.,  Dante  e  it  suo  secolo,  p.  775.) 

-  Grosso,  S.  Degli  studi  di  F.  su  Torquato  Tasso. 

33  pp.  (Propugnatore,  v.  14,  pt.  1,  1881,  p.  266.) 

Ferree,  Barr.  American  conception  of  archi¬ 
tecture.  10  pp.  ( New  Englander,  v.  54,  1891,  p.  385.) — 
Architecture  as  affected  by  the  progress  of  civiliza¬ 
tion.  15  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  54,.  1891,  p.  116.)— His¬ 
torical  origin  of  art.  4  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  13,  1891, 
p.  225.)— Gothic  architecture.  13  pp.  (Wcstm.  Rev. 
v.  136,  1891,  p.  404. ) — Historical  American  Exhibi¬ 
tion  at  Madrid.  3  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  27,  1892 
p.  147.)— Element  of  terror  in  primitive  art.  18  pp 
1  pi.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  11, 1889,  p.  331.) 

Ferreira,  Alexandre  Rodrigues.  Cabral,  A. 

do  V.  Alex.  Rodrigues  Ferreira.  105  pp.  (Rio  de 
Janeiro,  Biblioth.  nac.  Annaes,  v.  1,  1876,  pp.  103,  222; 
v.  2,  1877,  p.  192;  v.  3,  1877,  pp.  54,  324.) — Glossario  Bra- 
zilico  extrahido  das  memorias  ineditas  do  F.  6  pp. 
(Rio  de  Janeiro,  Biblioth.  nac.  Annaes,  v.  1,  1876,  p.  179.) 

Ferreira,  Silvestre  Pinheiro.  See  Pinheiro- 
Ferreira,  S. 

Ferrel,  William,  Ph.  D.  1817 — . 

Popular  treatise  on  the  winds  :  comprising 
the  general  motions  of  the  atmosphere,  mon¬ 
soons,  cyclones,  tornadoes,  water-spouts,  hail¬ 
storms,  etc.  New  York,  1889.  8°.  — 2485 

-  Recent  advances  in  meteorology,  system¬ 
atically  arranged  in  the  form  of  a  text-book, 
designed  for  use  in  the  Signal  Service  school 
of  instruction  at  Fort  Myer,  Va.  Washing¬ 
ton,  1886.  8°.  (U.  S.  Signal  Office,  Ann. 

report ,  1885,  v.  2. )  — 3475 

-  Temperature  of  the  atmosphere  and  earth’s 

surface.  Washington,  1884.  4°.  (U.  S.  Sig¬ 
nal  Office,  Prof,  papers ,  no.  13. )  —3482 

Ferrer,  Joaquin  Maria  de  (Ed.)  1777—. 

Reseha  documentada  de  los  principales 
negocios  que  se  han  ventilado  por  el  Minis- 
terio  de  Estado  desde  el  mes  de  Octubre  de 
1840  hasta  la  reunion  de  las  cortes  de  1841. 
Madrid,  1841.  8°.  3513 

Ferrer,  Vicente,  St.  See  Vicente  Ferrer,  St. 

Ferrer  <le  Valdecebro,  Andres.  17  cent. 

Historia  de  la  vida  maravillosa  y  admirable 
del  segundo  Pablo,  Apdstol  de  Valencia,  San 
Vicente  Ferrer.  Madrid,  1791.  sm.  4°.  4754 

Ferreri,  Zaccaria.  1479-1524.  Epistola  de 
laudibus  urbis  Faventiae.  2  pp.  (Mittarelli,  G.  B.,  Ad 
Soript.  rer.  Ital.  Muratorii  accessiones,  p.  842. ) — Apologia 
del  popolo  vicentiuo.  Ripubblicata  e  illustrata  da 
Bernardino  Morsolin.  32  pp.  (Venice,  R.  Deputaz.  di 
storia  patria :  Monument,  stor.  4  s.  Miscel.  2  s,  v.  3.) 


Ferrerio,  Giovanni.  16  cent.  Historia  mon¬ 
astery  a  Kenlos  ...  in  Scotia.  5  pp.  (MartSne,  E.,  and 
Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  6,  p.  319.) 

Ferrero,  Ermanno.  1855 — .  Storia  dell’  Ac- 

cademia  dei  Lincei.  9  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  15, 
1885,  p.  394.) — Nicomede  Hianchi.  15  pp.  (Archiv.  stor. 
ital.  4  s.  v.  17,  1886,  p.  414.)— Documenti  sulle  relazioni 
delle  cittft  toscane  coll’  Oriente  cristiano.  13  pp 
(Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  5,  1880,  p.  293.) — P.  Giuseppe 
Colombo.  2  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  14,  1884, 
p.  122.) — Nuova  storia  di  Filippo  II.  23  pp.  (Archiv. 
stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  8,  1881,  p.  405 ;  v.  11,  1883,  p.  375.) — Luigi 
XIV  e  Maria  Mancini.  10  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  7, 
1881,  p.  399.) — Vincenzo  Proinis.  7  pp.  (Archiv.  stor. 
ital.  5  s.  v.  5,  1890,  p.  176.) — Mostra  della  citt&  di  Roma 
alia  esposizione  di  Torino,  1884.  12  pp.  (Archiv.  stor. 
ital.  4  s.  v.  15,  1885,  p.  100.) 

-  (Ed.)  Lettres  de  Henri ette-Marie.  See 

Henrietta  Maria,  Queen  of  England  (in  pre¬ 
ceding  catalogue). 

-  (Ed.)  Relazioni  diplomatiche  della  mon- 

archia  di  Savoia.  See  Manno,  A.,  and  others. 
Ferrero  -  Ponziglione,  Giovanni  Secondo. 

Fgolini.  F.  Memorie  della  vita  e  dei  tempi  di  F.,  rac- 
colti  ed  illustr.  per  G.  B.  Adriani.  21  pp.  (Archiv.  stor. 
ital.  2  s.  v.  5,  pt.  2,  p.  71.) 

Ferrers,  George.  Circa  1500-79.  General  nar¬ 
rative  of  the  recapture  [of  Calais].  13  pp.  (Arber,  E., 
Eng.  gamier,  v.  4,  p.  173.) 

Ferrey,  B.  Edmund.  Somerset  type  of  church 

compared  with  that  of  some  other  counties.  12  pp. 
(Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc,  Proc. 
v.  29,  1884,  p.  41.) — Symbolism  in  early  and  mediaeval 
art.  10  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  39,  1883, 
p.  376.) 

Ferrey,  Benjamin.  1810-80. 

Recollections  of  A.  N.  Welby  Pugin,  and 
his  father,  Augustus  Pugin ;  with  notices  of 
their  works.  With  an  appendix  by  E.  S. 
Powell.  London,  1861.  8°.  4794 

-  St.  Fnthbert’s,  Wells.  4  pp.  2  pi.  (Somersetshire 

Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  2,  1852,  p.  93.) — 
—Remarks  on  the  Gothic  towers  of  Somerset,  10  pp. 
(Cottle,  J.,  Some  account  of  the  church  of  St.  Mary  Magda¬ 
lene,  p.  77.)— Observations  on  the  west  front  of  Wells 
cathedral.  21  pp.  1  pi.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol. 
and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  19,  1874,  p.  73.) 

-  Communications  on  the  west  front  of  Wells 

cathedral.  See  Irvine,  J.  T.,  and  Ferrey,  B. 
Ferri,  Girolamo.  1713-86.  Epistola  de  tabu- 

lario  Azzuriniano.  3  pp.  (Mittarelli,  G.  B.,  Ad  Script, 
rer.  Ital.  Muratorii  accessiones,  p.  852.) 

Ferri,  Henri.  1856 — . 

Sociologie  criminelle.  Paris,  1893.  8°.  — 2332 
Ferri,  Luigi.  1826 — .  Accademia  platonica  di 

Firenze  e  le  sue  vicende.  19  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  34, 
1891,  p.  226.)— Faeoltit  <li  lettere  e  filosofia  e  i  pro- 
fessori  delle  scuole  secondarie.  19  pp.  (Nuov.  antol. 
3  s.  v.  30,  1890,  p.  623.)— Pietro  Pomponazzi  e  la  Rinas- 
cenza.  32  pp.  (Archiv.  stcrr.  ital.  3  s.  v.  15,  1872,  p.  65.) 

-  Davidson,  T.  Ferri:  La  psychologie  de  l’association 

depuis  Hobbes  jusqu’5,  nos  jours.  9  pp.  (Mind,  v.  10, 
1885,  p.  124.) 

Ferriby,  South,  England.  Keyser,  C.  E.  On 

th^  sculptured  tympanum  of  a  former  doorway  in  the 
church  of  South  Ferriby,  Lincolnshire.  18  pp.  (Arch- 
aeologia,  v.  47,  1882,  p.  161.) 

See  also  Lincolnshire. 

Ferrier,  David,  M.  D.,  LL.D.  1843 — . 

Functions  of  the  brain.  2  ed.,  re-written 
and  enlarged.  London,  1886.  8°.  — 1693 


FERRIER,  David 


1413 


FERTILIZATION  OF  PLANTS 


-  Case  of  allochlrin.  5  pp.  (Brain,  v.  5,  1883,  p.  389.) 

— Heidenhain  on  animal  magnetism.  13  pp.  (Brain, 
v.  3,  1881,  p.  383.) — Localisation  of  atrophic  paraly¬ 
ses.  38  pp.  (Brain,  v.  4,  1882,  pp.  217,  303.) — Munk  on 
localization  of  function  in  the  brain.  3  pp.  (Brain, 
v.  1,  1879,  p.  229.) — Nothnagel  on  the  regional  diagnosis 
of  diseases  of  the  brain.  15  pp.  (Brain,  v.  3,  1881,  p.  85.) 
— drain  of  it  criminal  lunatic.  12  pp.  (Brain, 
v.  5, 1883,  p.  62.) — Cerebral  amblyopia  and  hemiopia. 
22  pp.  3  pi.  (Brain,  v.  3,  1881,  p.  456.)— Observations  on  a 
case  of  cerebral  cortico-medullary  glioma. 
11  pp.  (Brain,  v.  6,  1884,  p.  67.) — Pain  in  the  head  in 
connection  with  cerebral  disease.  11  pp.  (Brain, 
v.  1,  1879,  p.  467.)— Vomiting  in  connection  with  cerebral 
disease.  11  pp.  (Brain,  v.  2,  1880,  p.  223.) — Duret  on 
cerebral  traumatism.  8  pp.  (Brain,  v.  1,  1879, 
p.  101.) — Crural  monoplegia:  limited  cortical  lesion 
of  opposite  hemisphere.  5  pp.  (Brain,  v.  3,  1881,  p.  128.) 
— Glioma  of  the  right  optic  thalamus  and  corpora 
quadrigemina.  5  pp.  (Brain,  v.  5,  1883,  p.  123.)— Brissaud 
on  hemiplegic  contracture.  9  pp.  (Brain,  v.  3, 

1881,  p.  363. )— Hemiplegic  muscular  atrophy  of 
peripheral  origin.  8  pp.  (Brain,  v.  5,  1883,  p.  521.) — 
Boyer’s  Etudes  cliniques  sur  les  lesions  eorticales. 
3  pp.  (Brain,  v.  2,  1880,  p.  400.)— Cyon  on  the  functions 
of  the  semicircular  canals.  11  pp.  (Brain,  v.  1, 
1879,  p.  239.) — Hemisection  of  the  spinal  cord.  12  pp. 
(Brain,  v.  7,  1885,  p.  1. )— Struempell  on  the  pathological 
anatomy  of  tabes  dorsalis.  6  pp.  (Brain,  v.  5,  1883, 
p.  274.) 

- Mackenzie,  W.  L.  Perrier:  Croonian  lectnres  on 

cerebral  localisation.  3  pp.  (Mind,  v.  16.  1891,  p.  104.) — 
Watteville,  A.  de.  Ferrier  and  Yeo  on  the  effects  of 
lesions  of  the  cerebral  hemispheres.  3  pp.  (Brain,  v.  7, 
1885,  p.  139.) 

Ferrier,  John  A.  H.  {Ed.) 

Journal  of  Maj.  R.  Ferrier.  See  Ferrier, 
Maj.  R. 

Ferrier,  Maj.  Richard.  1671-1728. 

Journal  while  travelling  in  France  in  the 
year  1687.  With  a  brief  memoir  of  his  life. 
Compiled  by  Richard  F.  E.  Ferrier  and  John 
A.  H.  Ferrier.  Westminster,  1894.  4°.  ( Cam¬ 
den  miscel.  v.  9  :  Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  no.  53. ) 

,  1504 

Ferrier,  Richard  F.  E.,  and  Ferrier,  John 
A.  H.  {Eds.) 

Journal  of  Maj.  R.  Ferrier.  See  Ferrier, 
Maj.  R. 

Ferrier,  Susan  Edmonstone.  Saintsbury,  G. 

Miss  Ferrier’s  novels.  18  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  31, 

1882,  p.  314.) 

Ferrier,  Walter  F. 

Catalogue  of  a  stratigraphical  collection  of 
Canadian  rocks  prepared  for  the  World’s 
Columbian  Exposition,  Chicago,  1893.  Ot¬ 
tawa,  1893.  8°.  (Selwyn,  A.  R.  C.,  Geol.  surv. 
of  Canada. )  — 1654 

Ferriere,  Emile.  Watteville,  A.  de.  Ferrier e: 

L’&me  est  la  fonction  du  cerveau.  3  pp.  (Brain,  v.  7, 
1885, p.  275.) 

Ferriere,  Hector  de  la.  See  La  Ferriere-Percy, 
H.,  Comte. 

Ferriere  le  Vayer,  T.  de. 

Une  ambassade  frangaise  en  Chine.  Jour¬ 
nal  de  voyage.  Paris,  1854.  8°.  .2406 

Ferris,  A.  C.  To  California  in  1849  through 

Mexico.  14  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  20,  1891,  p.  666.) 


Ferris,  Benjamin  G. 

Utah  and  the  Mormons.  The  history,  gov¬ 
ernment,  doctrines,  customs,  and  prospects 
of  the  Latter-Day  Saints,  from  personal  obser¬ 
vations  during  a  six  months’  residence  at 
great  Salt  Lake  City.  New  York,  1854.  12°. 

—2204 

Ferris,  Richard.  16  cent. 

Most  dangerous  and  memorable  adventure. 
London,  1590,  repr.  1883.  8°.  (Arber,  E., 

Eng.  garner ,  v.  6. )  2117 

Ferriss,  Walter  M.  Obstacles  to  civil-service 

reform.  10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  9,  1890,  p.  508.) 

Ferro,  Eugenio.  Enrico  Stanley  e  le  sue  im- 

prese  africane.  25  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  29,  1890, 
P-  25.) 

Ferrucci,  Michele.  1801 — .  La  Latinita  di 

Dante.  11  pp.  (Cellini,  M.,  and  Ghivizzani,  G.,  Dante  e 
il  suo  secolo,  p.  703.) 

Ferrucci,  Rosa.  Perreyve,  H.  Rosa  Ferrucci, 

ses  lettres  et  sa  mort.  27  pp.  ( Correspond  ant,  v.  44,  1858, 
p.  235.) 

Ferruccio  del  Ficca.  Novella  di  anonimo. 
Firenze,  1867.  8°.  2314 

Ferruce,  St.  Meginhard,  Monk  of  Fulda.  Ex 

sermone  de  Sancto  Ferrucio.  3  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc. 
Script,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  148.) 

Ferry,  Gabriel,  pseud.  See  Bellemare,  G.  (in 
supplement). 

Ferry,  Jules  Frangois  Camille.  Sulzer  F.  Die 

ministerien  Ferry  und  Freycinet.  12  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit, 
1887,  v.  1,  p.  541.) 

Ferry,  An  old.  4  pp.  Clement,  J.  {Pa.  Mag. 

Hist.  v.  9,  1885,  p.  441.) 

Ferseu,  Johan  Alex,  Grefve.  1750-1810.  French 
army  in  the  Revolutionary  war.  Tr.  by  Georgine 
Holmes.  34  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  25,  1891,  pp.  55,  156.) 
—betters  to  his  father  in  Sweden,  1780-82.  29  pp. 

(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  3, 1879,  pp.  300,  369,  437.) 

- I.£vis,  P.  M.  G.,  Due  de.  Comte  de  Fersen.  1  p. 

(Barriere,  J.  F.,  Mem.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  14,  p.  328.) — 
KcuniAiit.  A.  von.  Corte  milanese  del  1773  e  il  Conte 
F.  4  pp.  (Archiv.  star.  ital.  4  s.  v.  5,  1880,  p.  322.) 

Ferte,  Henri.  Shafl’a  Asar,  poete  satirique. 

17  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  8  s.  v.  7, 1886,  p.  377.) 

Fertiault,  Frangois.  1814 — .  Chansons  de 

noces  de  la  Haute-Bourgogne.  6  pp.  (Romania,  v.  12, 
1883,  p.  595.) 

Fertig',  Michael.  1801-73. 

Magnus  Felix  Ennodius  und  seine  zeit. 
Landshut,  1858-60.  3  pts.  in  1  v.  4°.  3222 

Contents.  Leben  des  heiligen  Fpiplianiiis.  pt.  2. — 
Lobrede  auf  Tlieodoricli  deu  Orossen.  pts.  1,  3. 

-  J>oelIing’er,  J.  J.  I.  von.  Fertig.  1  p.  (In  his 

Akad.  vortraege,  v.  2,  p.  188.) 

Fertility.  See  Fecundity. 

Fertilization  of  plants.  Mueller,  H.  Fer¬ 
tilisation  of  flowers.  1883.  — 2693 

-  Rossbacli,  F.  Ueber  kreuz- und  selbstbefruchtung 

im  pflanzenreich.  15  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  1,  p.  107.) 
— Verlioef,  C.  Blumen  und  insekten  der  insel  Norder- 
ney  und  ihre  wechselbeziehungen.  171  pp.  (Acad. 
Caes.  Leop.  Car.  Nova  acta,  v.  61,  p.  45.)— Willkomm, 
M.  Die  gegenseitigen  beziehungen  der  blumen  und 
insekten.  13  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1882,  v.  2,  p.  503.) 

See  also  Botany.— Flowers. — Insects. 


FERTILIZERS 


1414 


FETICHISM  IN  POLITICS 


Fertilizers.  Bliss,  W.  J.  A.  Apparent  forces 
between  fine  solid  particles  totally  immersed 
in  liquids.  [1895.]  (Johns  Hopkins  IJniv. 
Theses ,  1895. )  .—2306 

-  Fraas,  C.  Kunstduenger-fabrikation  vom  stand- 

punkte  der  volkswirthschaft.  10  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1866, 
v.  1,  p.  541.)— Zur  (fesoliiehte  der  duengerlebre, 
mit  besonderm  bezug  auf  Justus  von  Liebig.  30  pp. 
(  Unsere  Zeit,  1865,  v  1,  pp.  753,  833.)— Terne,  B.  Report 
.  .  .  with  special  reference  to  the  methods  adopted  for 
the  control  of  the  fertilizer  trade.  20  pp.  (Frankl.  Inst. 
Journ.  v.  134,  1892,  p.  450. ) 

See  also  Agriculture.  —  Chemistry. —  Guano. — 
Nitrates.— Phosphates.— Sewage. 

Fessenden,  Thomas  Green  (Christopher  Caus¬ 
tic,  pseud. )  1771-1837. 

Some  thoughts  on  the  present  dispute  be¬ 
tween  Gt.  Britain  and  America.  Phila.,  1807. 
8°.  {Bound  pamph.  v.  110. )  5925 

-  Terrible  tractoration!  A  poetical  petition 

against  galvanising  trumpery,  and  the  Per- 
kinistic  institution,  in  four  cantos,  most 
respectfully  addressed  to  the  Royal  College 
of  Physicians.  2  ed.  London,  1803.  12°.  1308 

-  Hawthorne.  N.  Thos.  G.  Fessenden.  18  pp. 

(  Works,  v.  12,  p.  246.) 

Fessenden,  William  Pitt.  Scott,  H.  W.  W.  P. 

Fessenden.  8  pp.  1  pi.  (In  his  Distinguished  Am.  law¬ 
yers,  p.  351.) 

Fessler,  Ignaz  Aurelius.  1756-1839. 

Abaelard  und  Heloisa.  Karlsruhe,  1810. 
2  v.  in  1,  12°.  4766 

Feste  pel  conferimento  del  patriziato  romano 
a  Giuliano  e  Lorenzo  de’  Medici.  Palliolo,  P. 

( Scelta  di  curiosiicl  letterarie,  no.  206.)  2352 

Feste  romane.  Bonghi,  R.  2723 

Fester,  Richard.  Eine  vergessene  geschichts- 

philosophie.  Zur  geschichte  des  jungen  Deutschlands. 
38  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  5,  1891,  p.  33.) 

Festival  liall  of  Osorkon  II  in  the  great  tem¬ 
ple  of  Bubastis.  Naville,  H.  E.  ( Egypt  Ex- 
plor.  Fund.)  2702 

Festival  of  life.  17  pp.  Thomson,  J.,  Poet. 

works,  V.  2,  p.  286. 

Festivals.  Smith,  H.  Festivals,  games,  and 
amusements,  ancient  and  modern.  1831.  {Har¬ 
per's  Fam.  Libr.  no.  25.)  4337 

-  Bourquelot,  F.  Arr8t  du  Parlement  du  Paris 

relatif  a  la  fete  des  innocents  dans  la  ville  de  Tournay, 
1499.  10  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  3,  1841,  p.  568.) 
— Castaing,  A.  Fetes,  offrandes,  et  sacrifices  dans 
l’antiquitg  pgruvienne.  29  pp.  (Soc.  am.  de  France, 
Archives,  n.  s.  v.  3,  1884,  p.  239.) 

See  also  All  hallow  cvb. — Amusements. — Anni¬ 
versaries.  —Bacchanals.  —  Carnivals.  —  Christ¬ 
mas. — Easter.— Eleusis  and  Elcusinian  Myster¬ 
ies.— Epiphany. —  Games.  —  Holidays.  —  Euper- 
calia. — Sabbath,  Sunday. — Thargelia. 

Festivals,  Ecclesiastical. 

Butler,  A.  Moveable  feasts,  fasts,  and 
other  annual  observances  of  the  Catholic 
Church.  1836.  — 4156 

Usener,  H.  K.  Christlicher  festbrauch. 
1889.  ( In  his  Religionsgesch.  untersuchungen, 
V.  2. )  —4286 


-  Bodenheimer,  C.  Facade  du  dfirne  et  les  fetes  de 

Florence.  18  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p<5r. 
v.  34,  1887,  p.  558.)— Epliraem,  St.,  the  Syrian.  De  festis 
diebus.  [Or.  et  Lat.]  2pp.  (Opera  omnia,  v.  3,  p.  11.) — 
Giampietro,  J.  Octave  de  la  fete-Dieu  &  Torre  del 
Greco.  11  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  sitisse,  3  p<5r.  v.  24, 
1884,  pp.  138. ) — Gianandrea,  A.  Festa di  S.  Giovanni  nei 
proverbi  e  negli  usi  marchigiani.  3  pp.  (Archiv.  studio 
tradiz.  popolari,  v.  8,  1889,  p.  334.)— Leber,  J.  M.  C. 
Origine  des  r&jouissances  de  la  St.  Martin.  7  pp.  (In 
his  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  9,  p.  465.) — Martino, 
M.  di.  Feste  dell’  anno  nelle  credenze  popolari  svedesi. 
12  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  7,  1888,  p.  57.) — 
Pettiugal,  J.  Dissertation  on  the  Gule  of  August. 
8  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  2,  1773,  p.  60.) 

Festivals,  Greek  and  Roman. 

Bonghi,  R.  Feste  romane.  1891.  2723 

-  Gregorovius,  F.  Das  roemische  passionsspiel  im 

mittelalter  und  in  der  renaissance.  7  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit, 
1890,  v.  2,  p.  134.) — Ei|»j»ert,  J.  Ibn  al-Kifti  ueber  den 
ursprung  der  Apaturien.  4  pp.  (Deutsch.  niorg.  gesells 
Zeits.  v.  48,  1894,  p.  486.) — Mommsen,  A.  Die  attischen 
Skirabraeuche.  29  pp.  ( Philologus ,  v.  50,  1891,  p.  108.) — 
Petersen,  C.  Die  fruehlingsfeste  des  Agraulos  und 
die  Archairesien  in  Athen.  11pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw. 
v.  13, 1846,  p.  577.)—  Robert,  C.  Beitraege  zum  griechi- 
schen  festkalender.  18  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  21,  1886,  p.  161.) 
See  also  Greece,  Manners  and  customs. 

Festons  und  decorative  gruppen  nebst  einem 
zieralphabete  aus  pflanzen  und  thieren.  Ger- 
lach,  M.  — 17A4 

Festus,  Sextus  Pompeius.  Circa  2  cent. 

De  verborum  significatione,  lib.  XX,  notis 
et  emendationibus  illustravit  Andreas  Dace- 
rius,  in  usum  serenissimi  Delphini,  accedunt 
in  hac  nova  editione  notae  integrae  Josephi 
Scaligeri,  Fulvii  Ursini,  et  Antonii  Augustini, 
cum  fragmentis  et  schedis,  atque  indice  novo. 
Amstelodami,  1700.  sm.  4°.  — 2111 

-  Dirkscu,  H.  E.  Die  roemisch-rechtlichen  quellen  der 

grammatiker  Verrius  Flaccus  und  F.  45  pp.  (Hinter- 
lassene  schrift.  v.  1,  p.  64. )—  Mad vig,  J.  N.  Festus.  1  p. 
(In  his  Adversaria  crit.  v.  3,  p.  275.) — Unger,  G.  F. 
Zu  F.  3  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  40,  1881,  p.  187.) 

F&te  aux  environs  de  Paris.  53  pp.  Kock, 

C.  P.  de,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  100,  p.  147. 

Fetellus,  Archdeacon  of  Antioch.  12  cent. 

[Description  of  Palestine.]  Tr.  and  an¬ 
notated  by  Rev.  J.  R.  Macpherson.  London, 
1892.  8°.  {Palestine  Pilgrim's  Text  Soc.  no. 

19.]  1405 

Fetes  et  souvenirs  du  Congres  de  Vienne.  2  v. 

La  Garde,  A.,  Comte  de.  3725 

Fetli  ‘  Ali.  See  Fath-’Ali. 

Fetlierston,  John  {Ed.)  Visitation  of  the 
county  of  Cumberland  in  the  year  1615.  See 
St.  George,  Sir  R. 

-  {Ed.)  Visitation  of  the  county  of  Lei¬ 
cester  in  the  year  1619.  See  Camden,  W. 

-  (Ed.)  Visitation  of  the  county  of  War¬ 
wick  in  the  year  1619.  See  Camden,  W. 
Fetliy,  ( — ).  Luvar’s  lament.  3  pp.  (Sibbald, 

J.,  Chronicle  of  Scottish  poetry,  v.  3,  p.  206.) 

Fetialis,  Annius.  Relliquiae.  2  pp.  (Peter,  H., 

Hist.  Rom.  relliquiae,  v.  1,  p.  320.) 

Fetichism.  See  Fecishism. 

Fetichism  in  politics.  7  pp.  Lea,  H.  C. 

(Forum,  v.  9,  1890,  p.  430.) 


FEVER 


FETILLY,  Charles  1415 


F^tilly,  Charles  {Ed.)  Virgile  travesti  en 
vers  burlesques.  See  Scarron,  P. 

Fetis,  Edouard  Francois  Louis.  1816 — . 

Galerie  de  Vicomte  Du  Bus  de  Gisignies 
[avec  pi.]  Bruxelles,  1878.  4°.  — 1791 

Fetis,  Fran§ois  Joseph.  1784-1871. 

Catalogue  de  la  bibliotheque  de,  aequise 
par  l’Etat  beige.  Paris,  1877.  r.  8°.  W.  64 
Fetishism.  Glave,  E.  J.  Fetishism  in  Congo 

land.  12  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  19,  1891,  p.  825.)— Herts**, 
F.  H.  Philosophy  of  fetichism.  17  pp.  {In  his  Atheism 
in  philosophy,  p.  337.) 

See  also  Idolatry. — Superstition.— Worship. 

Fetus.  Brodie,  Sir  B.  C.  Account  of  the  dis¬ 
section  of  a  human  foetus,  in  which  the  circulation  of 
the  blood  was  carried  on  without  a  heart.  7  pp.  ( Works, 
v.  2,  p.  90.) — Casper,  J.  L.  Age  of  the  foetus.  28  pp. 
{In  his  Handb.  of  forensic  medicine,  v.  3,  p.  5:  New 
Sydenham  Soc.  v.  21.)— Hunter,  J.  Description  of  the 
situation  of  the  testis  in  the  foetus,  with  its  descent  into 
the  scrotum.  19  pp.  ( Works,  v.  4,  p.  1.)  —  Sinellie,  W. 
Of  labour  without  any  previous  sensible  motion  of  the 
child,  and  extra-uterine  foetuses.  17  pp.  (In  his  Treat, 
on  the  theory  and  practice  of  midwifery,  v.  2,  p.  41 :  New 
Sydenham  Soc.  v.  74.) — Spic^elberg;,  O.  Anomalies  of 
the  foetus  and  its  appendages.  44  pp.  {In  his  Textbook 
of  midwifery,  v.  2,  p.  160  :  New  Sydenham  Soc.  v.  123.) — 
The  foetus.  23  pp.  1  pi.  {In  his  Textbook  of  midwifery, 
v.  1,  p.  115:  New  Sydenham  Soc.  v.  119.) 

See  also  Embryology.— Generation. -Monstrosi¬ 
ties. — Uterus. 

Feuardent,  F61ix.  1819 — . 

Description  historique  des  mommies  frap- 
p6es  sous  1’ Empire  romain.  See  Cohen,  H., 
and  Feuardent,  F. 

Feucy,  Jean,  Abte  de.  La  Fons,  A.  de,  Baron 

de  Melicocq.  Documents  ingdits  relatifs  It  F.  5  pp.  (Soc. 
antiq.  de  Morinie,  Bull.  1857-61,  p.  752.) 

Feudalism. 

Deloche,  J.  E.  M.  La  trustis  et  l’antrus- 
tion  royal  sous  les  deux  premieres  races. 
1873.  —1371 

-  Doniol,  J.  H.  A.  Revolution  frangaise  et 

la  feodalite.  1883.  .2695 

-  Fustel  de  Coulanges,  N.  D.  Histoire 

des  institutions  politiques  de  l’ancienne 
France :  Les  origines  du  systeme  feodal. 
1890.  .2673 

-  La  Lumia,  I.  {Ed.)  Estratti  di  un  pro- 

cesso  per  lite  feudale  del  secolo  XV.  1878. 
(Soc.  sicil.  per  la  storia  patria,  Doeumenti, 
1  s:  Diplomatica ,  v.  3. )  4392 

- —  Roth,  P.  R.  von.  Feudalitaet  und  unter- 
thanverband.  1863.  — 1376 

-  Bonuasieux,  P.  Souffrances  fgodales  au  moyen 

Sge.  11pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  37, 1876,  p.  51.) 
— Hedge,  F.  H.  Feudal  society.  30  pp.  {In  his  Martin 
Luther  and  other  essays,  p.  99.)— Hudson,  J.  F.  Mod¬ 
ern  feudalism.  14  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  144,  1887,  p.  277.) — 
Hugolinus.  Summa  super  usibus  feudorum.  14  pp. 
(Gaudenzi,  A.,  Biblioth.  jurid.  medii  aevi:  Scrip ta  anee- 
dota  antiquiss.  glossat.,  v.  2,  p.  181.) — Ieliiliara,  M. 
Feudal  system  of  Japan  compared  with  that  of  Europe. 
10  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  54,  1891,  p.  533.) — Maclean, 
Sir  J.  On  feudal  and  compulsory  knighthood.  9  pp. 
(Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  9,  1884- 
85,  p.  345.) — Maine,  Sir  H.  S.  Decay  of  feudal  property 
in  France  and  England.  44  pp.  {In  his  Dissert,  on  early 
law  and  custom,  p.  291.)— Vallaneey,  C.  Origin  of  the 


feudal  system  of  government.  17  pp.  {In  his  Coll,  de 
rebus  Hibern.  v.  5,  p.  317.) 

See  also  Banality. —  Benefice*.  —  Chivalry.  — 
France,  law.  — Law.  —  Middle  Ages.  —  Political 
Science. 

Feuerbach,  Anselm.  Hausrath,  A.  Josef  Vic¬ 
tor  von  Scheffel  und  F.  26  pp.  {Deutscli.  rundschau, 
v.  52,  1887,  p.  97.)—  Peelit,  F.  Anselm  Feuerbach.  9  pp. 
(  Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  1,  p.  463.) 

Feuerbach,  Joseph  Anselm.  Mueller,  H.  A. 

Nachgelassene  schriften  von  F.  7  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  alter- 
thumsw.  v.  21,  1854,  p.  155.) 

Feuerbach,  Ludwig  Andreas.  Gottschall,  R. 

Ludwig  Feuerbach.  23  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1872,  v.2,  p.  577.) 

Feuerbach,  Paul  Johann  Anselm,  Ritter  von. 

Hoelder,  E.  Savigny  und  F.,  die  boryphaeen  der 
deutschen  rechtswissenschaft.  44  pp.  {Samml.  wissens. 
vortrg.  v.  16,  1881,  p.  597.) — Vischer,  R.  Ueber  Pietro 
Testa  und  F.  3  pp.  2  pi.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunst- 
samml.  Jahrb.  v.  8,  1887,  p.  154.) 

Feuerlem,  Emil.  Neueste  Faustliteratur. 

12  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1877,  v.  1,  p.  801.) 

Feugere,  Gaston.  1836—.  Salon  de  1890  et 

1 ’exposition  du  Champ  de  Mars.  27pp.  {Correspondant, 
n.  s.  v.  123,  1890,  p.  763.) 

Feuilles  d’automne  :  nouvelle.  34  pp.  Bigot, 

M.  H.  (J.  Mairet,  pseud.)  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
3  p^r.  v.  21,  1884,  p.  489.) 

Feuillet,  Octave.  1821-90.  Charybde  et 

Scylla:  proverbe.  24  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1887, 
3  pgr.  v.  84,  p.  481.)— Divorce  do  Juliette:  comgdie. 
65  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1889,  3  pgr.  v.  91,  p.  5.) — 
Honnenr  d'artiste.  121pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1890,  3  pgr.  v.  98,  pp.  5,  241,  481.)  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood’s 
Mag.  v.  150,  1891,  p.  42.) — La  Morte.  107  pp.  {Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1885,  3  pgr.  v.  72,  p.  721 ;  1886,  v.  73,  pp.  5, 
241.)  (Rev.  of  in  Macmillan’s  Mag.v.  55,  1887,  p.  97.)— 
La  Veuve.  58  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  pgr. 
v.  60,  pp.  481,  721.)— Le  Voyageur.  23  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1844,  3  pgr.  v.  61,  p.  5.) 

-  Brunetigre.  F.  Octave  Feuillet.  31  pp.  {Rev.  d. 

deux  mondes,  1891,  3  pgr.  v.  103,  p.  664.)— Belay,  C.  Ro¬ 
man  contemporain  en  France.  M.  Octave  Feuillet. 
38  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  neufranz.  sprache  und  lit.  v.  3,  1882, 
p.  385.) — Koerting,  H.  Zu  Octave  Feuillet’s  “Le  Vil¬ 
lage.”  3  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  neufranz.  sprache  und  lit.  v.  8,  pt.  2, 
1886,  p.  277.) — Plattner,  P.  Le  Village  :  comgdie  par  F. 
7  pp.  {Zeitz.f.  neufranz.  sprache  und  lit.  v.  2,  1880,  p.  538.) 
— Pontmartin,  A.  de.  M.  Octave  Feuillet.  15  pp. 
{Correspondant,  v.  51,  1860,  p.  518.)—  Scherer,  E.  H.  A. 
Acadgmie  franjaise.  Rgception  de  F.  7  pp.  (In  his 
Etudes  critiques  sur  la  littgrat.  contemp.  v.  3,  p.  367.) 

Feuillet  tie  Couches,  Felix  Sebastien,  Baron. 

1798-1887.  Marquise  de  Crgquy,  d’aprgs  des  documents 
ingdits.  18  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  94,  1883,  p.  549.) 

Feuilleton.  See  Journalism. 

Feulie,  Louis  Henry.  Manne,  E.  D.  de.  Louis 

Henry  Feulie.  3  pp.  (In  his  Troupe  de  Voltaire,  p.  215.) 

Feurs,  France.  Fayard,  E.  Histoire  des 
tribunaux  rfivolutionnaires  de  Lyon  et  de 
Feurs.  1888.  "  1681 

Feuvrier,  J.  B.  (TV.)  Grammaire  de  la 
langue  serbo-croate.  See  ParSic,  A. 

F^val,  Paul  Henri  Corentin.  1817-87.  Miss 

Olivia.  27  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  4,  1843,  p.  96. ) 

-  Robin,  C.  M.  Paul  Fgval.  24  pp.  (In  his  Galerie 

des  gens  de  lettres  au  XIX  sigcle,  p.  97.) 

Fever.  Bateman,  T.  Succinct  account  of  the 
contagious  fever  of  this  country,  exemplified 
in  the  epidemic  now  prevailing  in  London. 
1818.  {Pamphlets,  v.  42.)  3126 


FEVER 


1416 


-  Adams,  J.  F.  A.  Intermittent  fever  in  Massachu¬ 
setts.  62  pp.  1  pi.  (Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report, 
1880,  Suppl.  p.  45.) — Alexander,  of  Aphrodisias.  De 
febribus  libellus.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  91  pp.  (Passow,  F.  L. 
K.,  Opuscula  acad.  p.  521.)— Commentary  on  the  descrip¬ 
tion  of  ardent  fever  given  by  Aretaeus.  12  pp.  (Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  20,  1S19,  p.  242  ;  v.  21,  1820,  p.  57.) — 
Beghie,  J.  W.  Swelled  leg  of  fevers.  17  pp.  1  pi. 
(Selections  from  works,  p.  325 :  New  Sydenham  Soc.  v.  100.) 
— Cohnheim,  J.  Fever.  69  pp.  ( Lectures  on  general 
pathol.  v.  3,  p.  1350:  New  Sydenham  Soc.v.  133.)— Flint, 

A.  Late  theories  concerning  fever.  9  pp.  (Fomin,  v.  7, 
1888,  p.  531.) — Graves,  R.  J.  Fever.  67  pp.  (Clinical 
lectures,  v.  1,  p.  96:  New  Sydenham  Soc.v.  109.) — Oswald, 
F.  L.  Fever-factories.  10  pp.  (Pop.  Sci.  Monthly,  v.  14, 
1879,  p.  143.) 

See  also  Handb.  of  domestic  medicine,  p.  436.  Also 

Contagion. — Dengue, — Epidemics. — Germ  the¬ 
ory  of  disease. —  Hay  fever.  —  Malaria. —Ty¬ 
phoid  fever. — Typhus  fever.— Yellow  fever. 

Fevret  tie  St.  Memin,  Charles  Balthazar 

Julien.  Bradley,  J.  P.  St.  MOnin’s  portrait  of  Marshall. 
4  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  16,  1889,  p.  778.)—  Coleman,  C. 
W.,  Jr.  St.  M6min  portraits:  Sketch  of  St.  George 
Tucker.  5  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  7,  1881,  p.  217.) — Rob¬ 
ertson,  R.  S.  St.  Memin’s  portrait  of  Thos.  B.  Robert¬ 
son.  3  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  7,  1881,  p.  428.) — Stevens, 
J.  A.,  Jr.  St.  Mthnin’s  portrait  of  Jas.  McHenry.  1  p. 
(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  7,  1881,  p.  104.)— St.  Mgmin’s  Washing¬ 
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Few,  James.  Vinton,  A.  D.  First  American 

anarchist.  3  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  16,  1886,  p.  443.) 

Few,  William.  1748-1828.  Autobiography. 

16  pp.~  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  7,  1881,  p.  343.) 

-  Jones,  C.  C.,  Jr.  Wm.  Few.  6  pp.  (In  his  Biog. 

sketches,  p.  34;  and  Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  7,  1881,  p.  340.) 

Few  suggestions  upon  the  personal  liberty 
law,  and  “secession”  (so  called).  Thomas, 

B.  F.  {Polit.  pamph.  1860-61,  v.  1. )  — 4396 

Fewkes,  J.  Walter. 

Natural  history  illustrations  :  Prepared 
under  the  direction  of  Louis  Agassiz,  1849. 
The  anatomy  of  Astrangia  Danae.  Six  litho¬ 
graphs  from  drawings  by  A.  Sourel.  Wash¬ 
ington,  1889.  4°.  — 2531 

-  {Ed.)  Journal  of  American  Ethnology 

and  Archaeology.  See  Journal  of  American 
Ethnology  and  Archaeology. 

Feydeau,  Ernest  AimA  1821-73. 

Catalogue  de  tableaux  .  .  .  provenant  de  la 
collection  de  M.  le  Comte  Koucheleff-Bes- 
borodko.  See  Kushelev-Bezborodko,  G.  A. 
Feyerabend,  Karl.  Zu  K.  H.  Schaible’s 

“  Geschichte  der  Deutschen  in  England.”  17  pp.  (Eng. 
studien,  v.  14,  1890,  p.  437;  v.  15,  1891,  p.  320.)-Beispiel 
einer  Satura  Menippea  bei  Swift.  5  pp.  (Eng.  studien, 
v.  11,  1888,  p.  487.) 

Feyjoo  y  Montenegro,  Francisco  Benito  Ge- 
rdnimo.  1676-1764. 

Cartas  eruditas  y  curiosas,  en  que  por  la 
mayor  parte,  se  continua  el  designio  del  The- 
atro  critico  universal  ...  n.  imp.  v.  1,  3,  5. 
Madrid,  1774-79.  3  v.  sm.  4°.  2202 

-  Teatro  critico  universal,  6  discursos  varios 

en  todo  genero  de  materias,  para  desengano 
de  errores  communes  ...  n.  imp.  v.  2,  5-8. 
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las  cosas  notables,  que  contienen  todas  las 
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Fez,  Morocco.  Windus,  J.  Journey  to  Me- 
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Ffarrington,  Susan  Maria.  Notes  on  the  old 

church  at  Leyland.  2  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
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Ffoulkes,  Constance  Jocelyn  {Tr. ) 

Italian  painters.  See  Morelli,  G. 
Ffoulkes,  Rev.  Edmund  Salusbury.  Manual 

of  ecclesiastical  history  from  the  first  to  the  twelfth 
century.  18  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  32,  1852, 
p.  512.) 

Fiabe  e  canzoni  popolari  del  contado  di  Mag- 
lie  in  terra  d’ Otranto.  Pellizzari,  P.  {Ed. ) 

1215 

Fiabe  e  novelle  popolari  veneziani.  Bernoni, 
D.  G.  1218 

Fiacre,  St. 

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v.  19. )  2316 

Fiances  de  Radegonde.  189  pp.  Chabot,  A. 

(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1889,  3  p6r.  v.  91,  pp.  241,  481,  781; 
v.  92,  pp.  5,  315.) 

Fians ;  or,  stories,  poems,  and  traditions  of 
Fionn.  Campbell,  J.  G.  {Ed.)  (Campbell, 
A.,  Waifs  and  strays  of  Celtic  tradition,  Ar¬ 
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Fibonacci,  Leonardo.  Bonaini,  F.  Memoria 

unica  sincrona  di  F.  8  pp.  (Giomale  storico  degli 
archivi  toscani,  v.  1,  1857,  p.  241.) 

Fibrin.  Howell,  W.  H.  Origin  of  the  fibrin 

formed  in  the  coagulation  of  blood.  9  pp.  (Martin, 
H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  XJniv.  Studies 
from  the  biol.  labr.  v.  3,  1885,  p.  63.) 

See  also  Blood.— Chemistry. 

Fibulae.  Birch,  S.  Gold  fibula,  found  at  O di¬ 
ham,  Hampshire.  2  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  2,  1846 
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(Archaeologia,  v.  55,  pt.  1,  1896,  p.  179.) — Fairholt, 
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Neville.  6  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  5,  1860, 
p.  113.) 

See  also  Antiquities.  —  Brooches.  —  Buckles.  — 
Oni  aments. 

Ficaruolo,  Agresto  da,  pseud.  See  Caro,  A. 
Ficcliino,  Don :  novella.  Fanfani,  P.  2313 
Fichte,  Emil. 

Die  flexion  im  Cambridger  psalter.  Gram- 
matische  untersuchung.  Halle,  1879.  8°. 

—2146 

Ficlite,  Immanuel  Hermann  von.  Zeller,  E. 

Antwort  an  F.  32  pp.  ( Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wissens. 
philos.  v.  1,  1877,  p.  267.) 

Fichte,  Johann  Gottlieb.  1762-1814. 

Characteristics  of  the  present  age.  Tr 
from  the  German  by  Wm.  Smith.  London, 
1847.  12°.  '  2412 


FICHTE,  Johann  Gottlieb 


1417 


FICTION,  History  and  Criticism 


-  Popular  works.  With  a  memoir  by  Wm. 

Smith,  LL.  D.  London,  1873.  8°.  —3155 

Contents.  Vocation  of  man. — Doctrine  of  religion. 
— Nature  of  the  scholar. 

-  Bayer,  K.  Zu  Fichte’s  gedaechtniss. 

1835.  4702 

-  Busse,  W.  J.  G.  Fichte  und  seine  bezie- 

hung  zur  gegenwart  des  deutschen  volkes. 

1848^49,  2  v.  —1411 

-  Everett,  C.  C.  Fichte’s  Science  of  knowl¬ 
edge  :  a  critical  exposition.  1884.  (Morris, 

G.  S.,  Germ,  philos.  class. )  — 1458 

-  Fischer,  E.  K.  B.  J.  G.  Fichte  und  seine 

vorgaenger.  1884.  ( In  his  Geschichte  der  n. 

philos.  v.  5.)  — 1421 

-  Chambers,  W.,  and  Chambers,  R.  Fichte:  a  biogra¬ 
phy.  32  pp.  ( In  their  Hist,  and  lit.  celebrities.) — 
Smith.  W.  Memoir  of  F.  132  pp.  (Fichte,  J.  G.,  Pop. 
works,  p.  1.) — Frlichs,  L.  von.  Schiller  und  F.  18  pp. 
( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  36,  1883,  p.  247.) 

Ficino,  Marsilio.  Galeotti,  L.  Saggio  intorno 

alia  vita  ed  agli  scritti  di  F.  119  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital. 

2  s.  v.  9,  pt.  2,  1859,  p.  25  ;  v.  10,  1859,  p.  3.) 

Fick,  Adolf.  1829 — .  Ueber  das  wesen  der 

muskelarbeit.  32  pp.  ( Samml .  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  12, 1877, 
p.  297.) 

Fick,  August,  Ph.  D.  1833 — . 

Homerische  Odyssee  in  der  urspruenglichen 
sprachform  wiederhergestellt.  Goettingen, 
1883.  8°.  ( Bezzenberger,  A.,  Beitr.  zur  kunde 
der  indogerm.  sprach.  Supplementband. )  3271 

-  Vergleichendes  woerterbuch  der  indoger- 

manischen  sprachen.  Ein  sprachgeschicht- 
licher  versuch.  v.  2-4.  Goettingen,  1874-76. 

3  v.  8°.  1175 

Note.— For  v.  1  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Indo-Germanic  roots  in  English.  9  pp.  (Web¬ 
ster,  N.,  Internat.  diet,  of  the  Eng.  lang.  p.  xlv.) 

Fick,  Emile  ( TV. )  Traitement  des  maladies  par 
la  gymnastique  suSdoise.  See  Hartelius,  T.  J. 
Fick,  W.  Vocalverkuerzung  in  englischen 

woertern  germanischen  ursprungs.  9  pp.  (Eng.  studien, 
v.  8,  1885,  p.  502.) — Zur  frage  von  der  authenticitaet  der 
mittelenglischen  uebersetzung  des  Romans  von  der 
Rose.  7  pp.  [Eng.  studien,  v.  9,  1886,  p.  161.) 

Ficker,  Julius.  1826 — .  Mostra  degli  archivi 

toscani  a  Vienna  nel  1873.  11  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor.  ital. 
3  s.  v.  18,  1873,  p.  191.) 

-  Paoli,  C.  Urkunden  zur  geschichte  des  Roemer- 

zuges  Kaiser  Ludwig  des  Baiern  und  der  italienischen 
verhaeltnisse  seiner  zeit,  von  F.  10  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor. 
ital.  3  s.  v.  2,  1865,  p.  176.) 

Fickert,  Karl  Rudolf  (Ed.)  1807-80. 

L.  Annaei  Senecae  Opera.  See  Seneca, 
L.  A.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  Palm,  H.  K.  R.  Fickert.  5  pp.  ( Biog .  jahrb.  f. 

'  alterth.  p.  21 :  Jahresb.  ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth. 
V.  24,  1882.) 

Ficoroni,  Francesco  de.  1664-1747.  Notizie 
di  antichitil.  60  pp.  (Fea,  C.,  Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  cxviii.) — 
Diversity  dei  mausolei  roman  i,  loro  diroccamento, 
ossa  dei  defonti  nascostevi,  ornamenti  d’oro  ritrovativi, 
ed  altre  particolaritiL  46  pp.  (Fea,  C.,  Miscell.  v.  2, 
p.  140.) 

Fiction,  Collections. 

Common-place  book  of  romantic  tales. 
1828.  2337 


-  Gubernatis,  A.  de.  Florilegio  delle  no¬ 
velline  popolari.  1883.  (In  his  Storia  univ. 
della  letterat.  v.  8. )  W.  48 

- Novella  ed  il  romanzo  moderno.  1883. 

(In  his  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  10.)  W.  48 
-  Hunt,  J.  H.  L.  (Ed.)  One  hundred  ro¬ 
mances  of  real  life.  1843.  1203 

-  Omnibus  of  modern  romance,  [n.  t.  p.] 

v.  1-8,  10,  11.  n.  d.  10  v.  1291 

See  also  Fables. — Fabliaux. — Fairy  tales. — lit¬ 
erature.— Novels  anti  Novelists.— Romances. 
4(80  American,  English,  French,  German. 
Italian,  Spanish,  etc.,  fiction. 

Fiction,  Bibliography. 

Ward,  H.  L.  D.  Catalogue  of  romances 
in  the  department  of  MSS.  in  the  British 
Museum.  1883-93.  2  v.  W.  74 

- Sonnenschein,  W.  S.  Fiction.  35  pp.  (Iti  his  Best 

books,  p.  512 ;  Reader’s  guide  to  contemp.  lit.  p.  570.) 

Fiction,  Dictionaries. 

Smith,  B.  E.  (Ed.)  Century  cyclopedia  of 
names.  A  pronouncing  and  etymological 
dictionary  of  names  in  geography  .  .  .  fiction. 
[1894.]  1112 

-  Wheeler,  W.  A.  Explanatory  and  pro¬ 
nouncing  dictionary  of  the  noted  names  of 
fiction.  1889.  1186 

See  also  Webster,  N.,  Internat.  diet,  of  the  Eng.  king. 
p.  1685. 

Fiction,  History  and  criticism. 

Clouston,  W.  A.  Popular  tales  and  fic¬ 
tions,  their  migrations  and  transformations. 
1887,  2  v.  1272 

-  Dunlop,  J.  History  of  fiction.  1845.  1201 

-  Gubernatis,  A.  de.  Storia  delle  novelline 

popolari.  1883.  (In  his  Storia  univ.  della 
letterat.  v.  7. )  W.  48 

-  Howells,  W.  D.  Criticism  and  fiction. 

1892.  2224 

-  Ruskin,  J.  Fiction,  fair  and  foul.  1886. 

(In  his  Miscellanea,  v.  2.)  — 1756 

-  Schmidt,  F.  E.  Richardson,  Rousseau, 

und  Goethe.  Ein  beitrag  zur  geschichte  des 
romans  im  18  jahrhundert.  1875.  2215 

-  Ancona,  A.  d\  Del  novellino  e  delle  sue  fonti. 

143  pp.  ( In  his  Studj  di  critica  e  storia  letteraria,  p.  217. ) 
—Storia  del  padre  che  assassina  il  figlio.  21  pp.  ( Archiv . 
studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  8,  1889,  p.  153.) — Barbauld, 
Mrs.  A.  L.  A.  On  the  origin  and  progress  of  novel-writ¬ 
ing.  62  pp.  (In  her  Brit,  novelists,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Boye- 
sen,  H.  H.  Hero  in  fiction.  8  pp.  ( N .  Am.  Rev.  v.  148, 

1889,  p.  594.) — Brunetiere,  F.  Origines  du  roman 
naturaliste.  13  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1881,  3  pgr. 
v.  47,  p.  438.) — Bryant,  W.  C.  American  society  as  a 
field  for  fiction.  10  pp.  ( Prose  writings,  v.  2,  p.  351.)— 
Caine,  T.  H.  H.  New  watchwords  of  fiction.  10  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  57,  1890,  p.  479.) — The  Christ  of  fic¬ 
tion.  33  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  58,  1882,  p.349.)  — 
Comedy  in  fiction.  15  pp.  (Blackieood's  Mag.  v.  148, 

1890,  p.  60.1 — Crawford,  F.  M.  What  is  a  novel  ?  9  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  14,  1893,  p.  591.)—  Crime  in  fiction.  18  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  148,  1890,  p.  172.) — Cutting’,  M.  D. 
Two  forces  in  fiction.  10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  216.) 
— Ifelepierre.  J.  O.  Nouvelles  plaisantes  recherches 
d’un  homme  grave  sur  quelques  farceurs.  40  pp.  (Phi- 
lobiblon  Soc.  Miscel.  v.  6.)— Essay  concerning  the  rise, 
progress,  and  destruction  of  fables  and  romances,  with 
the  state  of  learning.  5  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 


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FIELD,  Henry  Martyn 


v.  12,  p.  28.)— Firkins,  O.  W.  Commonplace  in  fiction. 
15  pp.  ( New  Englander,  v.  50,  1889,  p.  333.)— Giles,  H. 
Fiction.  21  pp.  (In  his  Illustrations  of  genius,  p.  91.) 
— Gosse,  E.  W.  Limits  of  realism  in  fiction.  10  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  9,  1890,  p.  391.) —  Gubernatis,  A.  de.  Ro- 
manzo  moderno.  209  pp.  (In  his  Storia  univ.  della  let- 
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fiction.  14  pp.  (Forum,  v.  5, 1888,  p.  57.) — Hawtliorne, 
J.  Americanism  in  fiction.  29  pp.  (In  his  Confessions 
and  criticisms,  p.  71;  and  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  139,  1884,  p.  164.) 
— Moral  aim  in  fiction.  12  pp.  (In  his  Confessions  and 
criticisms,  p.  128.)—  Novels  and  agnosticism.  40  pp.  (In 
his  Confessions  and  criticisms,  p.  31.) — Hazeltine, 
M.  W.  Married  women  in  fiction.  12  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  152,  1891,  p.  431.)— Hillebrnnd,  K.  About  old  and 
new  novels.  15  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  45,  1884,  p.  388. ) — 
Historical  novel.  9  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  57, 
1888,  p.  41.) — Gang,  A.  Realism  and  romance.  11  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  52,  1887,  p.  683.)— Unhappy  marriages 
in  fiction.  11  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  148,  1889,  p.  676.) — 
Gathrop,  G.  P.  Combination  novels.  10  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  54,  1884,  p.  796.)— Gewin,  W.  Abuse  of 
fiction.  14  pp.  (Forum,  v.  7,  1888,  p.  659.) — Giebrecht, 

F.  Quellen  des  “Barlaam  und  Josaphat.”  21  pp. 
(Jahrb.  f.  roman,  und  engl.  lit.  v.  2,  1860,  p.  314.)— Von 
den  3  frauen.  15  pp.  (Germania,  v.  21,  1876,  p.  385.) — 
Light  reading-  of  our  ancestors.  33  pp.  (Quart.  Rev. 
v.  171,  1890,  p.  439.)— Matlock,  W.  H.  Relation  of  art  to 
truth.  11  pp.  (Forum,  v.  9,  1890,  p.  36.) — Naturalism. 

5  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  132,  1889,  p.  185.) — Norman,  H. 
Theories  and  practice  of  modern  fiction.  17  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  34,  1883,  p.  870.)—  Oliphant.  Mrs.  M.  O.  W. 
(Mrs.  M.  Maitland,  pseud.)  Success  in  fiction.  9  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  7,  1888,  p.  314.) — Payn,  J.  Penny  fiction. 
8  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  145.) — Success  in 
fiction.  11  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  140,  1885,  p.  421.) — 
Perry,  T.  S.  Modern  novel.  10  pp.  (New  Princeton 
Rev.  v.  2,  1886,  p.  305.)— Politics  in  fiction.  15  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  149,  1891,  p.497.) — Pontinartin, 
A.  A.  J.  M.  F.,  Comte  de.  De  la  personnalitg  dans  le 
roman.  15  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  47,  1859,  p.  417.)  — 
Femmes  et  le  roman  contemporain.  20  pp.  ( Correspon¬ 
dant,  v.  74,  1868,  p.  862.) — Roman  en  1855.  27  pp.  (Rev. 
contemp.  1855,  v.  3.  p.  242.) — Repplier,  A.  Fiction  in  the 
pulpit.  10  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  64,  1889,  p.  527.) — 
Roe,  E.  P.  Element  of  life  in  fiction.  11  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  5,  1888,  p.  226.)— Russell,  W.  C.  Sea  stories.  21  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  46,  1884,  p.  343.)  —  Saintsbury, 

G.  E.  B.  Names  in  fiction.  6  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag. 
v.  59,  1889,  p.  115.) — Saltus,  E.  E.  Future  of  fiction. 

6  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  149,  1889,  p.  580.) — Scndder,  H.  E. 
Theology  in  fiction.  8  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  62,  1888, 
p.  699.) — Sport  in  fiction,  and  in  fact.  21  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  148,  1890,  p.  547.) — Stoddard,  F.  H. 
Modern  novel.  7  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  42, 1883,  p.  626.) 
—Sully.  J.  Future  of  fiction.  14  pp.  (Forum,  v.  9, 
1890,  p.644.)— Some  thoughts  about  novels.  8  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  55,  1887,  p.  357.) — Tirard,  N.  I.  C. 
Disease  in  fiction.  13  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  20,  1886, 
p.  579.) — Traill,  H.  D.  Novel  of  manners.  16  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885,  p.  561.) — Warner,  C.  D. 
Modern  fiction.  11  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  51,  1883, 
p.  464.) — Zabrisltie,  F.  N.  Novels  of  our  times.  16  pp. 
(New  Princeton  Rev.  v.  1,  1886,  p.  386.) 

Fictitious  names.  See  Anonyms  and  Pseudo¬ 
nyms. 

Fidanza,  Giovanni  di.  See  Bonaventura,  St. 

Fiddes,  Richard,  D.  D.  1671-1725. 

Life  of  Cardinal  Wolsey.  2  ed.  London, 
1726.  fo.  4771 

Fiddlers  three.  17  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag. 

V.  136,  1884,  p.  363.) 

Fidelis,  St.,  of  Sigmaringen.  Werfer,  A.  Leben 

des  heiligen  Fidelis  von  Sigmaringen.  95  pp.  (In  his 
Leben  des  Franz  Fenelon,  p.  85.) 


Fidenae,  Italy.  Freeman,  E.  A.  Fidenae. 

9  pp.  (In  his  Studies  of  travel :  Italy,  p.  77.) 
Fiebiger,  Otto.  De  classium  Italicarum  his- 
toria  et  institutis.  Cum  septem  tabulis.  176  pp.  (Leip- 
ziger  studien,  v.  15,  pt.  2, 1894,  p.  275.) 

Fiecli,  St.,  Bp.  of  Sletty.  6  cent.  Hymnus. 

18  pp.  (O’Conor,  C.,  Rer.  Hibern.  script,  v.  1,  Prolego¬ 
mena,  pars.  1,  p.  88.) 

Fiedler,  Joseph.  Occioni-Bonaffons,  G.  Re- 

lationen  venetianischer  botschafter  ueber  Deutschland 
und  Oesterreich  im  16  jahrh..  herausg.  von  F.  24  pp. 
(Archiv.  stor.  ital.  3  s.  v.  14,  1871,  p.  422.) 

Field,  Barnum,  and  others.  Remarks  on  the 
seventh  annual  Report  of  Hon.  Horace  Mann, 
Secretary  of  the  Mass.  Board  of  Education. 
Boston,  1844.  8°.  ( With  Mass.  Board  of 

Education,  7  ann.  report. )  — 2384 

Field,  Benjamin  Rush. 

Medical  thoughts  of  Shakespeare.  2  ed. 
revised  and  enlarged.  Easton, Pa.,  1885.  8°.  3304 
Field,  Maj.-Gen.  C.  W.  Campaign  of  1864  and 

1865.  21pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  14, 1886,  p.  542.) 

Field,  Charles  Dickinson,  LL.  D.  1836 — . 

Landholding  and  the  relation  of  landlord 
and  tenant,  in  various  countries.  Calcutta, 
1883.  8°.  —2323 

Field,  Cyrus  West.  1819-94.  Government 

telegraphy.  3  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  142,  1886,  p.  227.) 

-  McCabe,  J.  D.,  Jr.  Cyrus  W.  Field.  28  pp.  (In  his 

Great  fortunes,  p.  221.) 

Field,  David  Dudley.  1805-94.  Theory  of 
American  government.  16  pp.  ( N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  146,  1888, 
p.  542.) — The  child  and  the  state.  9  pp.  (Forum,  v.  1, 

1886,  p.  105.)— For  whom  I  shall  vote  and  why. 
6  pp.  (Forum,  v.  1,  1887,  p.  403.)— Industrial  coope¬ 
ration.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  140,  1885,  p.  411.)— Cor- 
repondence  with  Charles  J.  McCurdy.  6  pp.  (Mag. 
Am.  Hist.  v.  19,  1888,  p.  156.)— Open  nominations  and 
free  elections.  5  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  144,  1887,  p.  325.) — 
Our  political  methods.  10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  2,  1886, 
p.  213.)— Primary  the  pivot  of  reform.  5  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  14, 1892,  p.  189.) 

• -  Scott,  H.  W.  D.  D.  Field.  14  pp.  1  pi.  (In  his  Dis¬ 

tinguished  Am.  lawyers,  p.  359.) 

-  and  George,  Henry.  Land  and  taxation  : 

a  conversation.  14  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  141,  1885,  p.  1.) 

Field,  Edwin  Wilkins.  1804-71. 

Correspondence  on  the  present  relations 
between  Gt.  Britain  and  the  United  States 
of  America.  See  Loring,C.  G.,  and  Field,  E.W. 
Field,  Eleanor.  Women  at  an  English  uni¬ 
versity.  Newnham  College,  Cambridge.  8  pp.  (Century 
Mag.  v.  20,  1891,  p.  287.) 

Field,  Ernest,  M.  D.  Case  of  brain  lesion 

with  hemiplegia  on  the  same  side  and  uniocular  neuritis 
on  the  opposite  side.  3  pp.  (Brain,  v.  4,  1882,  p.  247.) 

-  Case  of  cerebral  tumour.  See  Fox,  A.  W.,  and  Field,  E. 

Field,  Henry  Martyn,  D.  D.  1822 — .  A  last 

word  to  Robt.  G.  Ingersoll.  13  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  145, 

1887,  p.  616.)— Open  letter  to  Robt.  G.  Ingersoll.  18  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  145,  1887,  p.  128.)  —  Introduction. 
8  pp.  (Jackson,  Mrs.  M.  A.,  Mem.  of  Stonewall  Jackson, 
p.  xvii).— Stonewall  Jackson.  12  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
v.  83,  1891,  p.  907.) — At  Gee's  tomb.  7  pp.  (Southern 
Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  17,  1889,  p,  342. ) 

- Ingersoll,  R.  G.  Letter  to  F.  16  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 

v.  146,  1888,  p.  31.) — Reply  to  F.  33  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  145,  1887,  p.  473.) — Ward,  Mrs.  E.  S.  P.,  and  others. 
The  combat  for  the  faith.  The  Field-Ingersoll-Gladstone 
controversy.  36  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  147,  1888,  p.  1.) 


FIELD,  Joshua  Leslie 


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FIELDING,  Henry 


Field,  Joshua  Leslie.  1857 — .  Burden  of  Ire¬ 

land.  11  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885,  p.  238.) 

Field,  Kate.  1840-96.  Our  ignorance  of  Alas¬ 
ka,  13  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  149,  1889,  p.  78.)— Charles 
Fecliter.  22  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L., 
Actors  and  actresses,  v.  4,  p.  207.)— Mormon  l>loo<l 
atonement.  6  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  143,  1886,  p.  262.) — 
Our  summer's  outing.  16  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  75, 
1887,  p.  651.) 

Field,  Leopold.  Candles.  22  pp.  (London, 

Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  12,  p.  53.) 

Field,  Michael,  pseud.  Rest  of  immortals. 

Matthew  Arnold.  Died  Apr.  15,  1888  [poem].  3  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  53,  1888,  p.  882.) — A  lumber-room. 
5  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.v.  57.  1890,  p.  98.)— Mid-age.  2  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  56, 1889,  p.  431.)— An  old  couple.  6  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  51,  1887,  p.  220.) — Two  poems.  2  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  55,  1889,  p.  443.) — Two  songs.  2  pp. 
( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  48,  1885,  p.  862. ) 

Field,  Nathaniel.  Fleay,  F.  G.  Annals  of  the 

career  of  F.  9  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  13,  1889,  p.  28. ) 

Field,  Rogers.  Water  supply  and  disposal  of 

sewage  of  country  houses.  41  pp.  (London,  Internat. 
Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  1,  p.  246.) 

Field,  Stephen  Johnson.  Scott,  H.  W.  S.  J. 

Field.  6  pp.  1  pi.  (In  his  Distinguished  Am.  lawyers, 
p.  373.) 

Field,  Thomas  W.  1820-81. 

Battle  of  Long  Island,  with  connected 
preceding  events,  and  the  subsequent  Ameri¬ 
can  retreat.  Introductory  narrative  with 
authentic  documents.  Brooklyn,  1869.  8°. 

( L.  I.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.  v.  2. )  3563 

Field,  William.  1768-1851. 

Historical  and  descriptive  account  of  the 
town  and  castle  of  Warwick ;  and  of  the 
neighbouring  spa  of  Leamington  :  to  which  is 
added  short  notices  of  the  towns,  villages, 
etc.,  within  the  circuit  of  ten  miles.  [Illustr. 
Anon.]  Warwick,  1815.  8°.  2515 

Field  Columbian  Museum.  Publications. 

Chicago,  1894-97.  20  nos.  in  19.  8°.  —3444 

Contents.  Hay,  O.  P.  On  the  structure  and  develop¬ 
ment  of  the  vertebral  column  of  aiuia,  no.  5. — Skiff, 
F.  J.  V.  Annual  reports,  1894-95  ;  95-96,  nos.'6,  14.— 
Colombo,  C.  Authentic  letters,  by  W.  E.  Curtis,  no.  2. 
—Elliott,  D.  G.  Remarks  upon  2  species  of  fleer,  no.  20. 
—Hay,  O.  P.  On  some  collections  of  Ashes,  no.  12. — 
Historical  and  descriptive  account  of  the  Field 
Columbian  Museum,  no.  1. — Elliot,  D.  G.  On  sundry 
collections  of  mammals,  no.  11. — Farrington,  O.  C. 
Handbook  and  catalogue  of  the  meteorite  collec¬ 
tion,  no.  3.— Holmes,  W.  H.  Archeological  studies 
among  the  ancient  cities  of  Mexico,  nos.  8,  16. — Far¬ 
rington,  O.  C.  Observations  on  Popocatepetl  and 
Ixtaccihuatl,  no.  18.— Hay,  O.  P.  On  certain  portions  of 
the  skeleton  of  protostega  gigas,  no.  7.— Cherrie,  G. 
K.  Contributions  to  the  ornithology  of  Sail  Domin¬ 
go.  no.  10. — Elliot,  D.  G.  Catalogue  of  a  collection  of 
birds  obtained  by  the  expedition  into  Somali-land, 
no.  17 ;  List  of  mammals  from  Somali-land,  no.  19.— 
Hay,  O.  P.  On  the  skeleton  of  toxochelys  lati- 
remis,  no.  13.— Millspaugh,  C.  F.,  and  Nuttall,  L.  W. 
Flora  of  West  Virginia,  no.  9. — Millspaugh,  C.  F. 
Contribution  to  the  flora  of  Yncatan,  no.  4;  Contribu¬ 
tion  II  to  the  coastal  and  plain  flora  of  Yucatan,  no.  15. 

Field  names,  Study  of.  7  pp.  Addy,  S.  O. 

(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  59,  1889,  p.  474.) 

Field  of  blond ;  or,  rebellion  blazoned  in 
all  its  colours.  In  a  lively  representation 

VOL.  Ill,— 178. 


(grounded  upon  fact)  of  the  fatal  conse¬ 
quences  of  inability  in  a  prince,  exorbitant 
ambition  in  the  nobility,  and  licentious  in¬ 
solence  in  the  commons.  Edinburgh,  1887. 
8°.  (Goldsmid,  E.  M.,  Coll.  Adamant,  v.  20.) 

3125 

Field  of  honor :  being  a  complete  and  com¬ 
prehensive  history  of  duelling  in  all  coun¬ 
tries.  Truman,  B.  C.  — 1374 

Field  of  the  Cloth  of  Gold. 

Lambert,  G.  Story  of  the  Field  of  the 
Cloth  of  Gold.  [1883.]  2557 

-  Brewer,  J.  S.  Field  of  the  Cloth  of  Gold.  28  pp. 

(In  his  Reign  of  Henry  VIII,  v.  1,  p.  347.) — Ewald,  A. 
C.  Field  of  the  Cloth  of  Gold.  30  pp.  (In  his  Studies 
re-studied,  p.  54.) — Jackson,  Lady  C.  C.  In  her  Court 
of  France,  v.  1,  p.  184,  51  pp. — Larned,  J.  N.  Field  of 
the  Cloth  of  Gold.  1  p.  (In  his  History  for  ready  refer¬ 
ence,  v.  2,  p.  1119.)— Pardoe,  J.  Field  of  the  Cloth  of 
Gold.  70  pp.  (In  her  Court  and  reign  of  Francis  I,  v.  1, 
p.  326.) 

Field  sports.  See  Hunting  and  the  Chase.— 
Sports. 

Fielder,  W.  Stone  coffins  found  under  the 

pavement  in  south  transept,  and  under  tower,  Wells 
cathedral.  2  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat. 
Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  39,  1893,  p.  100.) 

Fielding1,  Henry.  1707-54. 

Works,  ed.  with  a  biographical  essay  by 
Leslie  Stephen.  London,  1882.  10  v.  r.  8°.  2172 
Contents.  Of  the  remedy  of  affliction  for  the  loss  of 
our  friends,  v.  6. — Dialogue  between  Alexander  the 
Great  and  Diogenes  the  Cynic,  v.  6.— Amelia, 
v.  3.—  Author's  farce:  with  a  puppet-show  called  the 
Pleasures  of  the  town,  v.  8. — Stephen,  L.  Biograph¬ 
ical  essay,  v.  1. — Fragment  of  a  comment  on  Lord 
Bolingbroke’s  Essay,  v.  7. — Clear  state  of  the  case 
of  Elizabeth  Canning,  v.  6. — Articles  in  the  Chasn- 
pion,  v.  5.— Essay  on  the  knowledge  of  the  charac¬ 
ters  of  men,  v.  6. — Charge  delivered  to  the  grand 
jury,  1749,  v.  7. — Coffee-house  politician  :  or,  the 
Justice  caught  in  his  own  trap  :  a  comedy,  v.  8. — Essay 
on  conversation,  v.  6.— Covent-garden  journal, 
v.  6. — Covent-garden  tragedy,  v.  9. — Preface  to 
David  Simple,  v.  7. — Preface  to  the  familiar  letters 
between  the  principal  characters  in  David  Simple  and 
some  others,  v.  7. — The  Debauchees;  or,  the  Jesuit 
caught,  v.  9.— Don  ttuixote  in  England  :  a  comedy, 
v.  9.— Dramatic  works,  v.  8-10.— Essays  and  legal 
cases,  v.  6. — Enrydice:  a  farce,  v.  10. — Eurydice 
hissed  ;  or,  a  word  to  the  wise,  v.  10.— The  Fathers  ; 
or,  the  good-natured  man,  v.  10.— Grub  street  opera, 
v.  9.— Historical  register  for  the  year  1736,  v.  10. — 
The  Intriguing  chambermaid  :  a  comedy,  v.  9. — 
The  Jacobite's  Journal,  v.  6.— History  of  the  life  of 
the  late  Jonathan  Wild  the  Great,  v.  5. — History  of 
the  adventures  of  Joseph  Andrew's  and  his  friend 
Abraham  Adams,  v.  4.— Journey  from  this  world 
to  the  next,  v.  4.— Interlude  between  Jupiter,  Juno, 
Apollo,  and  Mercury,  v.  6. — Part  of  Juvenal’s  sixth 
satire  modernised  in  burlesque  verse,  v.  7. — The  Let¬ 
ter-writers:  or,  a  new  way  to  keep  a  wife  at  home, 
v.  8.— Journal  of  a  voyage  to  Lisbon,  v.  7. — The  Lot¬ 
tery :  a  farce,  v.  8. — Love  in  several  masques:  a 
comedy,  v.  8. — Miscellanies  and  poems,  v.  7. — The 
Miser:  a  comedy,  v.  9.— Miss  Lucy  in  town:  a  farce, 
v.  10. — The  Mock  doctor;  or,  the  dumb  lady  cured, 
v.  9.— The  Modern  husband:  a  comedy,  v.  9. — Essay 
of  nothing,  v.  6. — An  Old  man  taught  wisdom: 
or,  the  Virgin  unmasked:  a  farce,  v.  10. — First  ©lyn- 
t  hiac  of  Demosthenes,  v.  7.— Pasquin  :  a  dramatic 
satire  on  the  times,  v.  10.— True  state  of  the  case  of 
Bosavern  Penlez,  v.  6.— Philosophical  transac¬ 
tions  for  the  year  1742-43,  v.  6,— Poems,  v.  7.— Inquiry 


FIELDING,  Henry 


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FIERABRAS 


into  the  causes  of  the  late  increase  of  robbers,  v.  7. — 
Temple  bean  :  a  comedy,  v.  8. —  [Tom  Jones.]  His¬ 
tory  of  a  foundling,  v.  1,  2.— Tragedy  of  tragedies; 
or,  the  Life  and  death  of  Tom  Thumb  the  Great,  v.  8. — 
The  True  patriot,  v.  6.— Tumble-down  l)iek  ;  or, 
Phaeton  in  the  suds,  v.  10.— The  Universal  gallant : 
or,  the  Different  husbands:  a  comedy,  v.  10.— The  Wed¬ 
ding-day  :  a  comedy,  v.  10. 

-  Adventures  of  Joseph  Andrews,  and  his 

friend,  Mr.  Abraham  Adams.  Cooke’s  ed. 
Embellished  with  superb  engravings.  Lon¬ 
don,  n.  d.  18°.  2336 

-  Full  vindication  of  the  Dutchess  Dowager 

of  Marlborough.  [Anon.]  London,  1742.  8°. 
( With  Hooke,  N.,  Account  of  the  conduct  of 
the  Duchess  of  Marlborough.)  4766 

-  History  of  the  adventures  of  Joseph  An¬ 
drews,  and  his  friend  Mr.  Abraham  Adams. 
London,  1810.  12°.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A., 
Brit,  novelists,  v.  18.)  4167 

-  History  of  Tom  Jones,  a  foundling.  Lon¬ 
don,  1810.  3  v.  12°.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L. 

A.,  Brit,  novelists,  v.  19-21. )  4167 

-  Review  of  a  late  treatise,  entituled,  An 

account  of  the  conduct  of  the  Dowager 

D -  of  M - ,  etc.  [ Anon .]  London, 

1742.  8°.  ( With  Hooke,  N.,  Account  of  the 

conduct  of  the  Duchess  of  Marlborough. )  4766 

-  Select  works,  with  a  memoir  of  the  life  of 

the  author,  by  Sir  Walter  Scott,  and  an  essay 
on  his  life  and  genius,  by  Arthur  Murphy. 
Phila.,  1832.  2  v.  8°.  2182 

Contents.  Amelia,  v.  2.— History  of  the  life  of  the 
late  Mr.  Jonathan  Wild  the  Great,  v.  2. — History  of 
the  adventures  of  Joseph  Andrews  and  his  friend 
Mr.  Abraham  Adams,  v.  2.— Murphy,  A.  Essay  on  the 
life  and  genius  of  F.,  v.  1. — Scott,  Sir  W.  Life  of  F., 
v.  1.— Tom  Jones;  or,  the  history  of  a  foundling,  v.  1. 

-  The  Miser:  a  comedy.  126  pp.  (Bell,  J.,  Brit,  theat. 

v.  17,  1791 ;  Lowndes,  T.,  New  Eng.  theat.  v.  1.) 

-  (Ed.)  Covent  Garden  journal.  London, 

1810.  2  v.  8°.  3314 

-  Ilarbauld.  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.  Fielding.  32  pp.  {In  her 

Brit,  novelists,  v.  18,  p.  i.) — Bober  tag,  F.  Zur  charac- 
teristik  H.  Fieldings.  34  pp.  {Eng.  studien,  v.  1,  1877, 
* p.  317.)— Henley,  W.  E.  Fielding.  7  pp.  {In  his  Views 
and  reviews,  p.  229.)— Stapfer.  P.  Grand  classique  du 
roman  anglais:  H.  Fielding.  43  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1890,  3  p6r.  v.  101,  p.  412.) 

-  Watson,  W.  Life  of  Henry  Fielding. 

[Anon.  1807.]  4785 

-  Jesse,  J.  H.  Henry  Fielding.  27  pp.  {In  his  Mem. 

of  celebr.  Etonians,  v.  1,  p.  62.) — JLowell,  J.  R.  Field¬ 
ing:  address  on  unveiling  the  bust  of  F.,  4  Sept.,  1883. 
17  pp.  (  Works,  v.  6,  p.  51 ;  and  Democracy  and  other  ad¬ 
dresses,  p.  65.) — Inscription  for  a  memorial  bust  of  F. 
1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  66,  1890,  p.  322.)— Murphy,  A. 
Essay  on  the  life  and  genius  of  F.  22  pp.  (Fielding,  H., 
Select  works,  v.  1,  p.  13.)— Scott,  Sir  W.  Life  of  F. 
8  pp.  (Fielding,  H.,  Select,  works,  v.  1,  p.  5.)— Stephen, 
L.  Henry  Fielding.  104  pp.  (Fielding,  H.,  Works, 
v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Fielding,  Theodore  Henry  Adolphus.  1781- 
1851.  Art  of  engraving,  with  various  modes 
of  operation.  Illustr.  with  specimens  of  the 
different  kinds  of  engraving.  London,  1841. 
8°.  — 17C4 


Fields,  Mrs.  Annie  Adams  (Annie  West, 

pseud.)  1834—.  Andante.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  12, 
1863,  p.  583.)— Bird  of  autumn.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  66,  1890,  p.  606.) — Elizabeth’s  chamber.  1  p. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  19,  1867,  p.173.) — Glimpses  of  Emer¬ 
son.  11  pp.  {Harper’s  Mag.  v.  68,  1884,  p.  457.)— Flam- 
mantia  moenia  niurnli.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  66,  1890,  p.  235.) — Give.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  11, 
1863,  p.  643.) — Glimpses  of  I.ongfellow  in  social  life. 
10  pp.  {Century  Mag.  v.  9,  1886,  p.  884.)— My  palace. 
3  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  12,  1863,  p.  417.)— My  retreat. 
1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  26,  1870,  p.  440.)— My  ship. 
1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  11,  1863,  p.  420.)— The  Path¬ 
less  way.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  65,  1890,  p.  748.)  — 
Acquaintance  with  Charles  Keade.  13  pp.  {Century 
Mag.  v.  7,  1885,  p.  67.) — Return.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  26,  1870,  p.  521.) — Song  sparrow.  1  p.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  18,  1866,  p.  599. )— ' Threnody.  1  p.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  26,  1870,  p.  308.) — "White-throated  spar¬ 
row.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  12,  1863,  p.  224.) 

Fields,  James  Thomas,  LL.  D.  1816-81. 

Poems.  Boston,  1849.  12°.  1308 

- The  Pettiborne  lineage.  9  pp.  (Mason,  E.  T., 

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Fifty  years  in  Ceylon.  Skinner,  T.  3414 

Fifty  years  in  the  making  of  Australian 
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Fifty  years’  observation  of  men  and  events. 

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Fifty  years  ot  a  showman’s  life.  Hare,  G. 

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Figueroa  y  Cordova,  Gomez  Suarez  de,  Duque 
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of 


Agricola,  G.  v.  3. 

Albertus  Magnus,  Bp 
Ratisbon ,  v.  2. 

Alembert,  J.  le  R.  d’,  v.  5. 

Apollonius,  of  Perga,  v.  1. 

Archimedes,  v.  1. 

Aristoteles,  v.  1. 

Arnaldus  Villanovanus,v.  2.  Khalaf  ibn 


Bacon,  Sir  F.  v.  4. 

Bacon,  R.  v.  2. 

Beauvais,  V.  de,  v.  2. 
Bernouilli,  D.  v.  5. 
Bernouilli,  Jacques,  v.  5. 
Bernouilli,  Jean,  v.  5. 
Boerhaave,  H.  v.  5. 

Boyle,  R.  v.  4. 

Brahe,  T.  v.  3. 

Buffon,  G.  L.  L.,  Comte  de, 
v.  5. 

Cardan,  G.  v.  3. 

Cassini,  G.  D.  v.  4. 
Colombo,  C.  v.  2. 
Condorcet,  M.  J.  A.  N.  C., 
Marquis  de,  v.  5. 
Copernicus,  N.  v.  3. 
D^sargues,  G.  v.  4. 
Descartes,  R.  v.  4. 
Dioscorides  Pedanius,  v.  1. 
Euclides,  v.  1. 

Euler,  L.  v.  5. 

Fermat,  P.  de,  v.  4. 
Fontenelle,  B.  le  B.  de, 
v.  5. 

Fust,  J.  v.  2. 

Galenus,  C.  v.  1. 

Galilei,  G.  v.  4. 

Gama,  V.  da,  v.  3. 

Gesner,  C.  v.  3. 

Guido,  de  Cauliaco,  v.  2. 
Gutenberg,  J.  v.  2. 

Haller,  A.  von,  v.  5. 
Harvey,  W.  v.  4. 

Helmont,  J.  B.  van,  v.  4. 


Contents. 

Jabir  ibn  Haujan  Al-Tarsusi 
(Geber),  v.  2. 

Jussieu,  A.  de,  v.  5. 

Jussieu,  A.  L.  de,  v.  5. 
Jussieu,  B.  de,  v.  5. 

Jussieu,  J.  de,  v.  5. 

Kepler,  J.  v.  4. 

Abbas,  Abu  Al- 
( Abul- 


Kasim  al-Zahrawi 
casis),  v.  2. 

Lavoisier,  A.  L.  v.  5. 

Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Freiherr 
von,  v.  5. 

L6mery,  N.  v.  4. 

Linnaeus,  C.  v.  5. 

Lulli,  R.  v.  2. 

Majjalhaens,  F.  de,  v.  3. 

Muhammad  ibn  Ahmad  ibn 
Rushd,  Abu  A1  Walid  (Aver- 
rods),  v.  2. 

Muhammad  ibn  Zakariya> 
Abu  Bakr,  Al-Rdzt  (Rha- 
s6s),  v.  2. 

Newton,  Sir  I.  v.  5. 

Palissy,  B.  v.  3. 

Papin,  D.  v.  4. 

Paracelsus,  P.  A.  T.,  v on 
Hohenheim,  v.  3. 

Par6,  A.  v.  3. 

Pascal,  B.  v.  4. 

Plato,  v.  1. 

Plinius  Secundus,  C.  v.  1. 

Ptolemaeus,  C.  v.  1. 

Pythagoras,  v.  1. 

Ramus,  P.  v.  3. 

RSaumur,  R.  A.  F.  de,  v.  5. 

Rondelet,  G.  v.  3. 

Rouelle,  G.  F.  v.  5. 

Schoeffer,  P.  v.  2. 

Spallanzani,  L.  v.  5. 

Thales,  of  Miletus,  v.  1. 

Theophrastus,  of  Eresus,  v.  1. 


Thomas  Aquinas,  St.  v.  2. 
Hipparchus,  of  Nicaea,  v.  1.  Tournefort,  J.  P.  de,  v.  4. 
Hippocrates,  v.  1.  Vesalius,  A.  v.  3. 

Husain  ibn  ’Abd  Allah,  Abu  Vespucci,  A.  v.  2. 

’All  A1  (Avicenne),  v.  2.  Yuhanna  ibn  Masawaih 
Huygens,  C.  v.  4.  (Mesu6),  v.  2. 

Tableaux  de  l’6tat  des  sciences  en  Europe,  v.  2-4.— 
Tableau  de  l’gtat  des  sciences  chez  les  nations  arabcs 
depuis  la  prise  d’Alexandrie  jusqu’au  XIII  sifecle,  v.  2.— 
Tableau  de  l’6tat  des  sciences  pendant  la  p£rio«lc 
ant£historiqne,  v.  1. 

Figulus,  Alexander.  Reckzey,  ( — ).  A.  Figu- 

lus.  1  p.  (Biog.  jahrb.  f.  alterth.  p.  89 :  Jahresb.  ueber 
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Figure  Dantesclie.  Crescimanno,  G.  2383 
Figure  of  the  earth.  See  Astronomy. — Earth. 
Figures.  8  pp.  Hazlitt,  W.  C.,  Offspring  of 

thought,  p.  285. 

Figures  de  la  Sainte  Bible,  avec  une  explica¬ 
tion  sous  chacune  des  88  figures.  Troyes, 
n.  d.  12°.  ( Bibliotli .  bleue,  v.  8.)  2316 

Figures  in  the  fire.  18  pp.  ( Blackwood's 

Mag.  v.  135,  1884,  p.  46.) 

Figuriues  antiques  de  terre  cuite  du  Musee  du 
Louvre.  Heuzey,  L.  — 1755 

Fiji  islands. 

Rees,  R.  Customs  comparative  duties  of 
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-  Die  Fidschi-inseln  als  brltische  colonic.  13  pp. 

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Heroes  of  the  Iliad  and  the  Odyssey  compared  with  the 
living  heroes  of  F.  8  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  52,  1890, 
p.  306.)— Die  Fidschi-Inseln.  35  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit, 
1875,  v.  1,  pp.  698,  764.)— Fiji.  22  pp.  ( London  Quart. 
Rev.  v.  57,  1882,  p.  323.)— Fijian  superstitions.  14  pp. 
( London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  65,  1886,  p.  87.)— Gordon.  A. 
Native  councils  in  F.  21  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  43,  1883, 
p.  711.) — Story  of  a  little  war.  22  pp.  ( Blackwood's 
Mag.  v.  134,  1883,  p.  486.) — Trotter,  C.  Among  the 
islands  of  the  south  Pacific.  25  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag. 
v.  143,  1888,  p.  477.) 

See  also  Great  liritaiu.  Colonies. — Polynesia. 

Fikentsclier,  Otto.  1831-80. 

Majolika,  fayence,  porzellan-malerei.  See 
Braun,  I.,  and  others. 

Filadelfo,  Dionigi,  pseud.  See  Vedriani,  L. 
Filangieri,  Gaetano,  Principe  di  Satriano  {Ed.) 
Documenti  per  la  storia,  le  arti,  e  le  indus- 
trie  delle  provincie  napoletane.  Napoli,  1883- 
85.  3  v.  4°.  3532 

Contents.  Leostello,  J.  Effemeridi  delle  cose  fatte  per 
il  Duca  di  Calabria  (1484-91),  v.  1.— Documenti  che 
riguardano  eliiese,  conventi,  e  cappelle,  v.  2,  3.— 
Malfitano,  C.  Scheda  (1477-1522),  v.  2,  3. — Estratti  di 

sehede  notarili,  v.  2. 

Filangieri,  Gaetano.  Valdarnini,  A.  Ragione 

delle  leggi  secondo  il  Montesquieu  e  il  F.  18  pp.  (Nuov. 
antol.  3  s.  v.  29,  1890,  p.  137.) — Villari,  P.  Gaetano 
Filangieri.  34  pp.  (In  his  Saggi  di  storia,  p.  249. ) 

Filarete,  Antonio.  Vasari,  G.  Antonio  Filarete 

e  Simone.  14  pp.  ( Opere,  v.  2,  p.  453. ) 

Filareto,  Apollonio.  16  cent.  A  la  sua  donna. 

3  pp.  (Carducci,  G.,  Poesia  barbara,  p.  285.) 

Filelfo,  Francesco.  1398-1481.  Epistolae. 

15  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  31,  1825,  p.  1.)— Ad 
Sistuni  IV.  2  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  513.) 

-  Errera.  C.  “  Commentationes  Florentinae  de 

exilio”  di  F.  35  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  5  s.  v.  5,  1890, 
p.  193.) — Gabotto,  F.  La  terza  condotta  di  F.  all’  Uni¬ 
versity,  di  Bologna.  7  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  5  s.  v.  4, 
1889,  p.  53.)— Xisard,  C.  Francois  Filelfo  ou  Philelphe. 
115  pp.  (In  his  Gladiateurs  de  la  rgpublique  des  lettres 
aux  XV,  XVI,  XVII  siScles,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Ferret.  P.  M. 
(Ed.)  Quatre  documents  relatifs  aux  rapports  de  Fran- 
?ois  Sforza.  5  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Charles,  v.  52, 
1891,  p.  426.) 

Files  in  Spanish  America.  United  States, 
State,  Department  of.  Special  Consular  re¬ 
ports. ,  1890.  — 4553 

Filesac,  Jean.  1550-1638. 

De  idololatria  magica  dissertatio.  Parisiis, 
1609.  12°.  —2467 

Filetico,  Martino.  Pecci,  B.  Martino  Filetico. 

59  pp.  (Soc.  rom.  di  storia  patria,  Archivio,  v.  13,  1890, 
p.  468.) 

Filey,  England.  Cole,  J.  History  and  anti¬ 
quities  of  Filey.  1828.  2545 

-  May  hew,  S.  M.  Some  Roman  remains  discovered  at 

F.  4  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  44,  1888, 
p.  353.) 

See  also  Yorkshire. 

Filliol,  Antoine,  Abp.  of  Aix.  16  cent.  Epis¬ 
tolae;  Lettre.  3  pp.  (MartSne,  E.,  and  Durand,  U., 
Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  8,  pp.  1218,  1221.) 

Filliol,  Henri.  1845—. 

Etude  sur  les  vert6br6s  fossiles  d’Issel 
(Aude).  21  pi.  Paris,  1888.  4°.  (Soc.  g£ol. 
de  France,  M6m.  3  s.  v.  5. )  — 1652 

Filia  dolorosa.  2  v.  Romer,  Mrs.  I.  F.  5893 


Filibuster  war  in  Nicaragua,  Reminiscences 
of  the.  Doubleday,  C.  W.  1628 

Filibusters.  See  Buccaneers. 

Filippi,  Giovanni.  Le  aggiunte  alio  statuto 

di  Calimala  dell’  anno  1301-02  fatte  negli  anni  1303-09. 
31pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  5  s.  v.  4.  1889,  p.  3.) — Lanzo. 
9  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  20,  1887,  p.  264.) 

Filippo,  di  Butera.  Documenti  relativi  a  Frate, 

coadiutore  del  Vescovo  di  Cefalii  eletto  dalla  Regina 
Bianca.  8  pp.  Starrabba,  R.  (Ed.)  (Soc.  sicil.  per  la 
storia  patria,  Documenti,  1  s:  Diplornatica,  v.  10,  p.  279.) 

Filippo,  da  Siena.  14  cent.  Martirio  d’una 
fanciulla faentina.  Bologna,  1861.  12°.  ( Scelta 
di  curiositcL  letterarie,  no.  3. )  2322 

Fille  d’Albano.  15  pp.  Dudevant,  Mme.  A. 

L.  A.  D.  (G.  Sand,  pseud.),  CEuvres  compl.  v.  85,  p.  279. 

Fille  d’Eve.  Ill  pp.  Balzac,  H.  de.,  CEuvres 

compl.  v.  2,  p.  517. 

Fille  du  docteur.  23  pp.  Cooke,  Mrs.  R.  T. 

(Biblioth.  univ.  etrev.  suisse,  3  pfir.  v.  40,  1888,  p.  577.) 

Fille  du  Marquis.  2  v.  Dumas,  A.,  CEuvres 
compl.  v.  114,  115.  — 4174 

Fille  du  Regent.  Dumas,  A.  CEuvres  compl. 

v.  116.  —4174 

Filleau  de  Saint-Martin,  ( — )  (TV.)  His- 
toire  de  Don  Quichotte.  See  Cervantes 
Saavedra,  M.  de. 

Filles,  lorettes,  et  courtisanes. — Les  serpents. 

Dumas,  A.,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  117.  — 4174 

Filleule,  La.  Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L.  A.  D. 

(G.  Sand,  pseud.),  CEuvres  compl.  v.  34.  — 4177 
Fillmore,  Millard,  Pres,  of  U.  S. 

Biography  of.  Buffalo,  1856.  12°.  3796 

-  Life  of  Millard  Fillmore.  New  York, 

n.  d.  8°.  (  With  Combs,  L.,  Narrative  of  the 

life  of. )  3705 

-  Eggleston,  G.  C.  Our  twenty-one  Presidents.  44  pp. 

(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  11,  1884,  pp.  89,  185.)— Stoddard, 
W.  O.  Fillmore.  66pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  the  Presidents.) 
—Thompson,  R.  W.  Fillmore.  19  pp.  1  pi.  (In  his 
Recollections,  v.  2,  p.  313.) 

Fillon,  Benjamin.  1819-81. 

Catalogue  des  objets  d’art  et  de  haute 
curiosity  .  .  .  composant  la  collection  de. 
Vente  20-24  Mars,  1882.  [Paris]  1882.  8°. 

— 17C2 

-  (Ed.)  CEuvres  deMaistre  Bernard  Palissy. 

See  Palissy,  B. 

-  and  Rocliebrune,  Octave  de.  Poitou  et 

Vendee.  Etudes  historiques  et  artistiques. 

Niort,  1887.  2  v.  4°.  .2691 

Filmer,  Edward.  18  cent. 

Defence  of  plays  ;  or,  the  stage  vindicated, 
from  several  passages  in  Mr.  Collier’s  Short 
view,  etc.  London,  1707.  12°.  3316 

Filmer,  Sir  Robert.  —1653. 

Patriarcha  :  or,  the  natural  power  of  kings. 
London,  1680.  12°.  — 1358 

Filon,  Pierre  Marie  Augustin.  1841 — .  Joseph 

Chamberlain  et  le  socialisme  d’etat.  35  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1889,  3  per.  v.  96,  p.  393. ) — Lord  Randolph 
CTinrcliill  et  la  democratic  conservatrice  en  Angleterre. 
29  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1888,  3  per.  v.  89,  p.  148.)— 
Les  historiens  anglais  :  J.  A.  Fronde.  36  pp.  (Rev.  d. 


FILON,  Pierre  Marie  Augustin 


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deux  mondes,  1887,  8  p€r.  v.  83,  p.  68.) — La  caricature  en 
Angleterre :  Wru.  Hogarth.  39  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1885,  3  p6r.  v.  67,  p.  385.)— Les  historiens  anglais. 
W.  E.  H.  Fecky.  35  pp.  ( Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1888, 
3  p6r.  v.  86.  d.  56.) — John  Morley,  critique,  journaliste, 
et  homme  d’6tat.  39  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1891, 
3  p6r.  v.  108,  p.  154.) — Parlement  irlaudais.  30  pp. 

•  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  pfir.  v.  76,  p.  273.)— Peine 
d'amour  perdue.  32  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1889,  3  p6r.  v.  95,  p.  481.)— Lord  Tennyson.  32  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1885,  3  p6r.  v.  71,  p.  70.) 

-  Ilrunetii're.  F.  Histoire  de  la  literature  anglaise 

depuis  ses  origines  jusqu’it  nos  jours,  par  F.  13  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  p6r.  v.  58,  p.  693.) 

Fils  tin  format — M.  Coumbes.  Dumas,  A., 
CEuvres  compl.  v.  118.  — 4174 

Filson,  John. 

Durrett,  R.  T.  John  Filson,  the  first 
historian  of  Kentucky.  An  account  of  his 
life  and  writings.  1884.  (Filson  Club,  Pub. 
no.  1.)  3591 

Filson  Club.  Publications.  Nos.  1-5,  9,  10. 
Louisville,  1884-95.  7  nos.  in  5  v.  4°.  3591 

Contents.  Durrett,  R.  T.  John  Filson,  no.  1. — 
Brown,  J.  M.  Political  beginnings  of  Kentnclcy,  no.  5. 
— Speed,  T.  The  Political  Club.  Danville,  Kentucky, 
1786-90,  no.  9. — Perrin,  W.  H.  Pioneer  press  of  Ken¬ 
tucky,  no.  3. — Call,  R.  E.  Life  and  writings  of  Rafi- 
nesqiue,  no.  10. — Whitsitt,  W.  H.  Life  and  times  of 
Judge  Caleb  Wallace,  no.  4.— Speed,  T.  Wilderness 
road,  no.  2. 

Filtration. 

Fuller,  G.  W.  Experiments  upon  the  puri¬ 
fication  of  sewage  and  water  at  the  Lawrence 
experiment  station,  1893-94.  2  v.  (Mass. 

State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1893-94. ) 

—3704 

-  Hazen,  A.  Filtration  of  public  water- 

supplies.  1896.  — 2735 

-  Massachusetts.  State  Board  of  Health. 

Experimental  investigations  upon  the  puri¬ 
fication  of  sewage  by  filtration  .  .  .  and  upon 
the  intermittent  filtration  of  water,  made  at 
Lawrence,  1888-90.  1890.  — 3704 

-  Mills,  H.  F.  Filtration  of  sewage  and  of 

water,  1890.  (Mass.  State  Board  of  Health, 
Experimental  investigations,  1888-90. )  — 3704 

-  Holton.  H.  C.  Ancient  methods  of  filtration.  6  pp. 

(Pop.  Sei.  Monthly,  v.  16,  1880,  p.  495.) — Clark,  H.  W. 
Experiments  upon  the  purification  of  sewage  and  water 
at  the  Lawrence  experiment  station,  during  1895.  139  pp. 
(Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1895,  p.  443.) — 
Physical  and  chemical  properties  of  sands,  with  special 
reference  to  the  filtration  of  water.  10  pp.  (Mass. 
State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1894,  p.  701.)— Rahlke, 
J.  Filtration  and  filtering  media.  8  pp.  (Frankl.  Inst. 
Journ.  3  s.  v.  42,  1861,  p.  222.)— Fuller,  G.  W.  Experi¬ 
ments  at  the  Lawrence  experiment  station  upon  the 
purification  of  water  by  sand  filtration.  90  pp.  (Mass. 
State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1892,  p.  449.)— Ilazen,  A. 
Experiments  upon  the  purification  of  sewage  and  water 
at  the  Lawrence  experiment  station,  1889-92.  254  pp. 

(Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1891,  p.  423;  1892, 
p.  391.) — Some  physical  properties  of  sands  and  gravels, 
with  special  reference  to  their  use  in  filtration.  18  pp. 
(Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1892,  p.  539.) — 
Mickletli waite,  J.  T.  On  a  filtering  cistern  of  the 
14  century  at  Westminster  Abbey.  10  pp.  (Archae- 
ologia,  v.  53,  pt.  1,  1892,  p.  161.) — Mills,  H.  F.  Filter  of 
the  water  supply  of  the  city  of  Lawrence  and  its  results. 
18  pp.  1  pi.  (Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1893, 


p.  543.)— Morloy,  E.  W.  Apparatus  for  rapid  filtration. 
3  pp.  (Am.  J.  Sci.  3  s.  v.  6,  1873,  p.  214.)— Nichols,  W. 
R.  Filtration  of  potable  water.  [With  a  bibliography.] 
90  pp.  ( Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1878,  p.  137.) 
— Sewage  disposal  of  cities  and  towns  in  Massa¬ 
chusetts  by  intermittent  filtration.  31  pp.  2  pi.  (Mass. 
State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1892,  p.  557.) 

See  also  Sewage.— Water. 

Fimbria,  Caius  Flavius.  B.  C.  1  cent.  Frag- 

menta.  2  pp.  (Meyer,  H.,  Or  at.  Rom.  fragm.  p.  268.) 

Fin  tl’aimee.  35  pp.  Kock,  C.  P.  de,  CEuvres 

compl.  v.  105,  p.  158. 

Fin  tie  siecle.  7  pp.  Meyers,  R.  C.  V.  ( Har¬ 

per's  Mag.  v.  84,  1892,  p.  437.) 

Final  causes.  Gutberlet,  K.  Teleologische 

streiflichter.  60  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  90,  1887,  p.  177.) — 
Uartiiiauii,  K.  R.  E,  von.  Transcendentaler  realismus 
und  idealismus  mit  besonderer  ruecksicht  auf  das  kausal- 
problem.  27  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  99,  1891,  p.  183.)  — 
Menssler,  J.  Koenig:  Entwickelung  des  kausalpro- 
blems  von  Cartesius  bis  Kant.  6  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos. 
v.  98, 1890,  p.  113.) — I.aas,  E.  Ueber  teleologischen  kriti- 
cismus.  17  pp.  (  Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wissens.  philos.  v.  8, 
1884,  p.  1.) — Mansfield,  F.  A.  Teleology,  old  and  new. 
11  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  43,  1884,  p.  213.) — Seydel,  R. 
Kausalitaet  und  teleologie.  7  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  99, 
1891,  p.  80.)— Stanley,  H.  S.  Evolution  as  bearing  on 
method  in  teleology.  19  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  42,  1883, 
p.  579.) — Paul  Janet  on  final  causes.  17  pp.  (New  Eng¬ 
lander,  v.  43,  1884,  p.  347.)— Thompson,  J.  P.  Final 
cause :  a  critique  of  the  failure  of  Paley,  and  the  fallacy 
of  Hume.  25  pp.  (In  his  Am.  comments  on  European 
questions,  p.  300.)  —  Vacherot,  E.  Philosophic  des 
causes  finales.  58  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1876,  3  p€r. 
v.  16,  p.  481;  v.  17,  p.  38.) 

See  also  Design  (in  philosophy).—  Metaphysics. — 
Philosophy. 

Final  notes  on  witchcraft  in  Massachusetts. 

Moore,  G.  H.  2623 

Finali,  Gaspare.  1829 — .  Lettere  e  documenti 

del  Barone  Bettino  Ricasoli.  56  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s. 
v.  29,  1890,  p.  393;  v.  35,  1891,  p.  393.) 

-  Carpi,  L.  Gaspare  Finali.  9  pp.  (In  his  Risorgi- 

mento  ital.  v.  4,  p.  388.) 

Finamore,  Gennaro. 

Vocabolario  dell’  uso  abruzzese.  Lanciano, 
1880.  8°.  —2142 

-  Rotaniea  popolare  abruzzese.  19  pp.  (Archiv.  studio 

tradiz.  popolari,  v.  8,  1889,  pp.  29,  211.) — Cant!  popolari 
abruzzesi.  74  pp.  (In  his  Vocabolario,  p.  263.) — Morso 
e  rabbia  de’  cani  nell’  Abruzzo.  2  pp.  (Archiv.  studio 
tradiz.  popolari,  v.  7,  1888,  p.  199.)— Proverb!  raccolti 
dalla  viva  voce  del  popolo.  22  pp.  (In  his  Vocabolario, 
p.  241.)— Tradizioni  popolari  abruzzesi.  10  pp.  (Ar¬ 
chiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  9.  1890,  p.  153.) 

-  (Ed.)  Tradizioni  popolari  abruzzesi.  v.  2. 

Lanciano,  1886.  12°.  1218 

Note. — For  v.  1  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Finance. 

Adams,  H.  C.  Public  debts.  An  essay  in 
the  science  of  finance.  1887.  — 1365 

-  Bastable,  C.  F.  Public  finance.  1892. 

—1364 

-  Buxton,  S.  C.  Finance  and  politics :  an 

historical  study,  1783-1885.  1888,  2  v.  — 1366 

-  Cohn,  G.  Science  of  finance.  1895.  (Uni¬ 
versity  of  Chicago,  Polit.  studies,  no.  1.) 

—3366 

-  Hamilton,  A.  Finance.  1851.  (Works, 

v.  3.)  2154 


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- Jevons,  W.  S.  Investigations  in  currency 

and  finance.  Illustr.  by  twenty  diagrams. 
1884.  —1365 

-  Mayo,  R.  Chapter  of  sketches  on  finance ; 

with  an  appendix.  1837.  ( Bound  pamph. 

v.  81. )  5932 

-  Poor,  H.  V.  Handbook  of  investment 

securities  .  .  .  Supplementing  Poor’s  Manual 
of  railroads.  1892.  — 2727 

-  Say,  J.  B.  L.,  and  others.  Dictionnaire 

des  finances.  1889-94,  2  v.  R.71 

-  Sherman,  J.  Selected  speeches  and  re¬ 
ports  on  finance  and  taxation  from  1859-78. 
1879.  —1363 

-  United  States.  International  Monetary 

Conference  held  ...  in  Paris,  April-July,  1881. 
Proceedings.  1887.  ( U.  S.  49  Cong.  1  sess. 

House  miscel.  doc.  v.  23. ) 

- United  States.  State,  Department  of. 

Reports  from  Consuls,  no.  90.  Budgets  and 
budget  legislation  in  foreign  countries.  1888. 

—4553 

-  Worms,  E.  Doctrine,  histoire,  pratique, 

et  reforme  financiere  ;  ou,  expose  el^mentaire 
et  critique  de  la  science  des  finances.  1891. 

—1364 

-  Benas,  B.  L.  Outline  of  the  origin  and  development 

of  banks  and  financial  institutions.  22  pp.  (Lancashire 
and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  7,  1867,  p.  195.) — 
Boutwell,  G.  S.  Substance  and  shadow  in  finance. 
12  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  128,  1879,  p.  74.)— Clews,  H.  The 
late  financial  crisis.  11  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  152,  1891, 
p.  103.)— Colin,  G.  Zur  boersenreform.  25  pp.  ( Deutsch . 
rundschau,  v.  69,  1891,  p.  204.) — McCarthy,  J.  Mr.  Syd¬ 
ney  Buxton’s  “Finance  and  politics.”  9  pp.  ( Contemp . 
Rev.  v.  54,  1888,  p.  861.) —  McMaster,  J.  B.  Is  sound 
finance  possible  under  popular  government?  10  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  19,  1895,  p.  159.) — Montagu,  S.  Dangers  of 
modern  finance.  15  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  51,  1892, 
p.  322.)— Porter,  R.  P.  Municipal  receipts  and  expen¬ 
ditures.  2  pp.  (Rand,  B.,  Selections  illustr.  economic  hist. 
p.  542.) — Tait,  J.  S.  Growth  of  industrial  capitalization. 
14  pp.  (Forum,  v.  12,  1891,  p.  106.) — Wiinan,  E.  Over¬ 
production  in  securities.  3  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  151,  1890, 
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See  also  Banks  ami  Banking. —  Bills  of  ex¬ 
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Commerce  and  Trade.— Credit.— Crises.— Debt. 
—  Exchange.— Gold.— Money.—  Panics.—  Paper 
money.— Political  economy.— Silver.— Sinking 
funds.  —  Speculation. —  Stock  markets.— Taxa¬ 
tion.— Wealth. 

For  the  finances  of  a  country,  see  its  name,  as  France, 
Great  Britain,  United  States,  etc. 

Finance,  Periodicals. 

Commercial  and  Financial  Chronicle. 
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Finances  de  l’ancien  regime  et  de  la  Revolu¬ 
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Finances  de  la  Russie.  Budget  de  1893.  R&gle- 
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Finances  russes.  Winiarski,  L.  — 3306 

Financial  circulars.  8  v.  Hambleton,  J.  A., 
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Financier,  The.  Cochut,  P.  A.  4897 

Financier  and  the  finances  of  the  American 
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See  also  ..Esthetics. —  Anatomy  for  artists. — 
Antiquities.— Architecture  and  Building'. — Art 
education.  —  Artists. —  Arts.  —  Arts  of  design. — 
Ras  reliefs.— Bronzes.— Busts.— Cameos.— Chris¬ 
tian  art.— Collotype. — Copyright. — Criticism. — 
Damascening.  —  Decoration  and  Ornament. — 
Drawing,  Draughting,  and  Design. — enamel¬ 
ling.  —  Engraving.  —  Engravings.  —  Etching.  — 
Etchings.— Expression.— Form. — Fresco  paint¬ 
ing.  —  Glass  painting  and  staining.  —  Gold¬ 
smith's  work  and  Silversmith's  work.— Grain¬ 
ing. —  Heliotype.— Illustration  of  books,  etc. — 
Imitation.  —  Ivories.  —  Jewelry.—  Landscape. — 
Lithography.  —  Marbles,  Antique.  —  Medals.  — 
Middle  ages.  Fine  arts.— Miniaturists.— Mosaics. 
—Music.— Painting.— Photo-eng  raving.— Fhoto- 
etching.  —  Photography. —  Photo-lithography. 
— Photozincography.  —  Pictures.  —  Portraits. — 
Pottery. —  Prints. —  Renaissance.—  Sculptors. — 
Sculpture  and  Statuary.  —  Tapestry.  —  Terra¬ 
cotta. — Vases. — Wood  engraving. 

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1121.)— Salon  de  1880.  42  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  83, 
1880,  pp.  526,  727.) — Constant,  Mme.  N.  Salon  de  1863. 

30  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  59,  1863,  p.  363.) — Une  visite  au 

salon  de  1861.  24  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  53,  1861,  p.  137.) 
—Cook,  E.  T.  Prices  at  the  National  Gallery.  17  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  55,  1889,  p.  713.)— Crawford,  Mrs.  E. 
The  fair  sex  at  the  Paris  salon.  8  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  54,  1888,  p.  81.) — Bavis,  J.  W.  Sunday  opening  of 
public  libraries,  art  galleries,  and  museums.  10  pp. 
(  Westm.  Rev.  v.  134,  1890,  p.  9.) — I>n  Molay-Bacon,  E. 
Salon  de  1844.  33  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  6,  1844,  p.  296.) 
— Dtiparc.  A.  Salon  de  1869.  18  pp.  (Correspondant, 
n.  s.  v.  42,  1869,  p.  768.)— Salon  de  1870.  27  pp.  (Corre¬ 
spondant,  n.  s.  v.  46,  1870,  p.  929.)— Salon  de  1872.  27  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  51,  1872,  p.928.) — Salon  de  1873. 
21  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  55,  1873,  p.  805.)— Salon  de 
1874.  27  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  59,  1874,  p.  1074.) — 
Salon  de  1875.  35  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  63,  1875, 
p.  810.)— Strictures  on  art  and  exhibitions.  18  pp. 
(Fraser’s  Mag.  v.  2,  1830,  p.  93.)— Fengtre,  G.  Salon  de 
1890  et  l’Exposition  du  Champs  de  Mars.  27  pp.  ( Cor¬ 
respondant ,  n.  s.  v.  123,  1890,  p.  763.) — Fourcaud,  L.  de. 
Salon  de  1885.  48  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  103,  1885, 
pp.  748,  903.) — Fonrnel,  V.  Salon  de  1859.  39  pp. 

(Correspondant,  v.  47,  1859,  pp.  145,  283.)— Gosse,  E.  W. 
Salon  of  1882.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  31, 1882,  p.  735.) 
— Guillaume,  J.  B.  C.  E.  Salon  de  1881.  60  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1881,  3  p6r.  v.  45,  p.  649;  v.  46,  p.  170.) — 
Salon  de  1882.  18  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1882,  3  pgr. 
v.  52,  p.  184.)— Houssaye,  H.  Salon  de  1882.  43  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1882,  3  pgr.  v.  51,  pp.  561,  848.) — 
Salon  de  1883.  32  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  pgr. 
v.  57,  p.  596.)— Salon  de  1884.  36  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 

mondes,  1884,  3  pgr.  v.  63,  p.  560.) —  Lafenestre,  G. 
Salon  de  1886.  61  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  pgr. 
v.  75,  p.  580;  v.  76,  p.  165.)— Salon  de  1887.  62  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1887,  3  pgr.  v.  81,  pp.  604,  882.) — Salon  de 
1888.  56  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1888,  3  pgr.  v.  87, 
p.  640;  v.  88,  p.  151.)— Salon  de  1889.  35  pp.  (Rev.  d. 

deux  mondes,  1889,  3  pgr.  v.  93,  p.  627.) — Salon  et  ses  vicis¬ 
situdes.  32  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1881,  3  pgr.  v.  45, 
p.  104.) — Salons  de  1890.  81  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 

1890,  3  pgr.  v.  99,  pp.  643,  907;  v.  100,  p.  176.)— Salons  de 

1891.  77  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1891,  3  pgr.  v.  105, 
pp.  628,  922;  v.  106,  p.  181.)—  Lagrange,  L.  Les  beaux- 
arts  en  1867.  Le  salon.  62  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  71, 
1867,  p.  992;  v.  72,  1867,  p.  84.)— Salon  de  1865.  41  pp. 
(Correspondant,  v.  65,  1865,  p.  128.)— Salon  de  1866.  ’  35  pp. 
(Correspondant,  v.  68,  1866,  p.  186.)— Lamb,  M.  J.  R.  N. 
The  Walters  collection  of  art  treasures.  24  pp.  (Mag. 
Am.  Hist.  v.  27,  1892,  p.  241.)— Lenormant,  C.  Beaux- 
arts.  Souvenirs  du  salon.  31pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  32, 

1853,  p.  712.)— Exposition  au  profit  des  artistes  mal- 
heureux.  10  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  13,  1846,  p.  664.) — 
Un  mot  sur  l’ouverture  du  salon.  6  pp.  (Correspondant, 
v.  9,  1845,  p.  906.) — Salon  de  1846.  20  pp.  (Correspondant, 
v.  14,  1846,  p.  376.)— National  Gallery.  39  pp.  (Quart. 
Rev.  v.  163,  1886,  p.  395.)— Ollendorff,  G.  Salon  de  1885. 
16  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1885,  3  pgr.  v.  70,  p.  186.) — 
Pontmartin,  A  de.  Promenade  au  salon  de  1878. 
44  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  75,  1878,  pp.  789,  1021.) — 
Quilter,  H.  Notes  on  the  Royal  Academy  exhibition. 
21  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  41, 1882,  p.  942.) — Bedford,  G. 


FINE  ARTS,  Galleries,  etc. 


1431 


FINIBUS  BONORUM 


Art  sales  and  Christie’s.  19  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22, 
1887,  p.  60.)— Richter,  J.  P.  Die  dresdener  gemaelde- 
galerie  und  die  moderne  kunstwissenschaft.  16  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  1,  p.  345.) — Robinson,  M.  Paris 
salons  of  1891.  12  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1891, 

p.  927.)— Salon  de  peinture  et  de  sculpture  en  1877. 
35  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  71,  1877,  p.  603.) —  Scharf, 
G.,  Jr.  On  the  Manchester  art-treasures  exhibition, 
1857.  63  pp.  19 pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc. 
Trans,  v.  10,  1858,  p.  269.)— Stephan i,  L.  Antiken- 
sammlung  zu  Pawlowsk.  72  pp.  2  pi.  (St.  Petersburg, 
Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  18,  1872.) — Trianon,  H.  Salon  de 
1847.  25  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  18,  1847,  p.  210.) — Salon 
de  1849.  11  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  24,  1849,  p.  461.) — 

Salon  de  1850-51.  10  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  28,  1851, 

p.  36.) — White  mg',  R.  The  Hermitage,  4  pp.  (Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  5,  1884,  p.  559.) — Winter  exhibitions. 
9  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  49,  1884,  p.  259.) 

See  also  Expositions  of  art  and  industry. — 
Museums.  —  Pictures.  —  Sculpture  and  Statu¬ 
ary.— Vases.  Also  the  names  of  cities  having  galleries 
of  art,  as  Florence,  Munich,  Paris.  Rome,  etc. 

Fine  arts.  History. 

Balfour,  H.  Evolution  of  decorative  art. 
1893.  —1748 

-  Baye,  J.,  Baron  de.  De  Finfluence  de 

Part  des  Goths  en  Occident.  1891.  — 1751 

-  Dohme,  R.  (Ed.)  Kunst  und  kuenstler 

des  mittelalters  und  der  neuzeit.  Abth.  IV, 
v.  1,  2.  Kunst  und  kuenstler  der  ersten 
haelfte  des  neunzehnten  jahrhunderts.  1886, 
2  v.  —1752 

Note. — For  other  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Eitelberger  von  Edelberg,  R.  von,  and 

Ilg,  A.  (Eds.)  Quellenschriften  fuer  kunst¬ 
geschichte  und  kunsttechnik  des  mittelalters 
und  der  neuzeit,  n.  s.  v.  4.  1892.  — 17C6 

-  Mueller,  K.  O.  Denkmaeler  der  alten 

kunst.  1854-81,  3  v.  in  2.  — 1755 

-  Pellissier,  A.  Chefs-d’oeuvre  de  l’art 

moderne  :  son  passe,  son  present,  son  avenir. 
1893.  — 17C1 

-  Reber,  F.  von.  History  of  mediaeval  art. 

Tr.  by  J.  T.  Clarke.  1887.  — 1756 

- Sittl,  K.  Archaeologie  der  kunst.  1895. 

(Mueller,  I.  P.  E.,  Handb.  d.  klass.  alter- 
thumsw.  v.  6.)  2723 

-  Stark,  K.  B.  Handbuch  der  archaeologie 

der  kunst.  labth.  Systematik  und  geschichte 
der  archaeologie  der  kunst.  1880.  — 1756 

-  Vitet,  L.  Etudes  sur  l’histoire  de  Part. 

1875,  4  v.  —1728 

-  WiNCKELMANN,  J.  J.  Histoire  de  Part 

chez  les  anciens.  1766,  2  v.  — 1757 

-  Boissier,  M.  L.  G.  Une  nouvelle  histoire  de  l’art 

antique.  12  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  p£r.  v.  55, 
p.  904.) — Ferree,  B.  Element  of  terror  in  primitive  art. 
18  pp.  1  pi.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  11,  1889,  p.  331.)— Historical 
origin  of  art.  4  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  13,  1891,  p.  225.) — 
Grimm,  H.  Das  universitaetsstudium  der  neueren 
kunstgeschichte.  24  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  66,  1891, 
p.  390.)— I.agrange,  L.  De  quelques  nouveaut€s  de 
l’histoire  de  l’art.  30  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  63,  1864, 
p.  497.) — Overbeck,  J.  Kunstgeschichtliche  analekten. 
28  pp.  (Zeifs.  /.  alterthumsw.  v.  23, 1856,  p.  289 ;  v.  24,  1857, 
pp.  1,  289,  399.) — Palmer,  J.  F.  Development  of  the  fine 
arts  under  the  Puritans.  24  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans. 
n.  s.  v.  5,  1891,  p.  206.)— Ranke,  J.  Anfaenge  der  kunst. 
Anthropologische  beitraege  zur  geschichte  des  orna¬ 


ments.  32  pp.  (Samml.  ivissens.  vortrg.  v.  14, 1879,  p.  177.) 
— Schultz,  C.  L.  F.  Aufsaetze  von  Schultz  zur  farben- 
lehre  und  kunstgeschichte.  22  pp.  (Goethe,  J.  W.  von, 
and  Schultz,  C.  L.  F.,  Briefwechsel,  p.  389.) — Selvatieo, 
P.  Delle  arti  belle  in  relazione  a  Dante.  32  pp.  (Cellini, 
M.,  and  Ghivizzani,  G.,  Dante  e  il  suo  secolo,  p.  591.) — 
Waagen.  G.  F.  On  the  importance  of  MSS.  with  minia¬ 
tures  in  the  history  of  art.  11  pp.  (Philobiblon  Soc. 
Miscel.  v.  1.)— Ward,  T.  H.  Art.  47  pp.  (In  his  Reign 
of  Queen  Victoria,  v.  2,  p.  514.)— Whateley,  R.  What 
are  the  arts,  in  the  cultivation  of  which  the  moderns 
have  been  less  successful  than  the  ancients?  14  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  2,  1810,  p.  439.) 

See  also  History  under  the  different  branches  of  the 
Fine  arts,  as  Painting,  Sculpture,  etc. 

Fine  arts,  Periodicals. 

Academy.  Lond.,  1870-96.  50  v.  3142 

-  American  Journal  of  archaeology  and  of 

the  history  of  the  fine  arts.  Balt,  and  Prince¬ 
ton,  1885-96.  11  v.  2703 

-  Art,  L’.  Revue  hebdomadaire  illustree. 

Paris,  1884-94.  22  v.  - — 4521 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Art  de  la  mode.  Reproduction  en  noir 

et  en  couleurs  de  costumes  .  .  .  et  de  tous 
objets  d’art  servant  de  cadre  a  P  Elegance  de  la 
femme.  Redacteur  en  chef,  Etincelle.  Paris, 
1881-82.  3  v.  in  2.  — 17A2 

-  Art  Journal.  Lond.,  1884-96.  13  v. 

—4582 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Athenaeum.  Journal  of  literature,  sci¬ 
ence,  and  the  fine  arts.  Lond.,  1828-96.  98  v, 

3113 

-  Brooks,  N.  C.,  and  Snodgrass,  J.  E.  (Eds.) 

American  Museum  of  science,  literature,  and 
the  arts.  Balt.  1838-39.  2  v.  4142 

-  Century  Guild  Hobby  Horse.  Lond., 

1886-89.  4  v.  — 17B8 

-  CRITIC,  n.  s.  N.  Y.,  1884-96.  26  v.  4122 

-  Koehler,  S.  R.  United  States  art  direct¬ 
ory  and  year-book.  N.  Y.,  1882-84.  2  v.  1104 

-  Koeniglich  preussische  kunstsammlun- 

GEN.  Jahrbuch,  v.  5-16.  Berl.,  1884-95.  12  v. 


and  Register  zu  band  1-X.  — 1711 

Note. — For  v.  1-4  see  preceding  catalogue. 

—  Literary  World  ;  a  journal  of  science, 

literature,  and  art.  v.  9-13.  N.  Y.,  1851-53. 
5  v.  4142 

—  Nation.  A  weekly  journal  devoted  to 

politics,  literature,  science,  and  art.  N.  Y., 
1865-96.  63  v.  3112 

—  Portfolio.  Lond.,  1884-96.  16  v.  —4561 


Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Saturday  Review  of  politics,  literature, 

science,  and  art.  Lond.,  1856-96.  82  v.  4121 
Fiiigal.  See  McPherson,  J.,  Poems  of  Ossian. 

Fingers.  Ward- Jackson,  E.  Gymnastics  for 
the  fingers  and  wrist.  [1873.]  — 1798 

- Gallon,  F.  Identification  by  fingertips.  9  pp.  1  pi. 

(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.  303.) 

See  also  Hand.— Nails,  Human. 

Finibus  bonoruin  et  malorum,  De.  See  Cicero, 
M.  T. 


FINIGUERRI,  Stefano 


1432 


FINZI,  Mois£ 


Finiguerri,  Stefano.  15  cent. 

La  Buca  di  Monteferrato,  lo  Studio  d’ Atene, 
e  il  Gagno,  poemetti  satirici  del  XV  secolo,  ed 
illustrati  da  Lodovico  Frati.  Bologna,  1884. 
12°.  ( Scelta  di  curiositct  letter arie,  no.  203. )  2352 
Finistere,  France.  Le  Men,  R.  F.  The  oppi- 

dum  of  Castel  Coz,  Finisterre.  20  pp.  3  pi.  ( Archaeol . 
Cambr.  4  s.  v.  1,  1870,  p.  286.) 

Finite.  See  Infinite. 

Finland. 

Aagesen,  A.  Fortegnelse  over  retssam- 
linger,  retsliteratur  m.  m.  i  Danmark,  Norge, 
Sverig,  og  til  dels  Finland.  1876.  W.  75 

-  Aspelin,  J.  R.  (Ed.)  Antiquit&s  du  nord 

finno-ougrien.  1877-84.  1721 

-  Brown,  J.  C.  Finland :  its  forests  and 

forest  management.  1883.  — 4696 

-  Buck,  M.  Finnland  und  seine  nationali- 

taetenfrage.  1883.  3647 

-  Schybergson,  M.  G.  Geschichte  Finn- 

lands.  Deutsche  bearbeitung  von  F.  Arn- 
heim.  1896.  (Heeren,  A.  H.  L.,  and  others, 
Geschichte  europ.  staaten. )  3715 

-  Adler,  H.  Die  facultative  naturalgrundsteuer  in  F. 

und  Japan.  6  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  1,  p.  640.) — Dil¬ 
lon,  V.  (E.  B.  Lanin,  pseud.)  Finland.  31pp.  ( Fortn . 

Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1891,  p.  38.) — Finland  and  the  Fin¬ 
landers.  5  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  130,  1888,  p.  659.) — Gal- 
lenga,  A.  Finland.  10  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  31, 
1882,  p.  602.)—  Joly,  H.  En  Finlande.  27  pp.  ( Corre- 
spondant,  n.  s.  v.  124,  1890,  p.  1109.)— Kropotkin,  P.  A., 
Prince.  Finland:  a  rising  nationality.  20  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  17, 1885,  p.  527.) — Lansdell,  H.,  and  Edel- 
felt,  A.  Finland.  24  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  82,  1891, 
p.  330.) — L^onzon  Leduc,  L.  A.  Mythologies  des 
peuples  finnois.  32  pp.  ( Correspondent ,  v.  11,  1845,  p.  25.) 
Moustier,  R.,  Comte  de.  Une  excursion  en  Finlande. 
10  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  Ill,  1887,  p.  822.) — It  a  in  in. 
A.  Quelques  remarques  sur  les  jeux  en  Finlande.  5  pp. 
(Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  9,  1890,  p.  180.) — Rull- 
niann,  W.  Politisch-sociale  zustaende  und  nationale 
bestrebungen  in  F.  12  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1870,  v.  21, 
p.  322. ) 

See  also  Hylaml. — Russia. 

Note.— For  the  fiction,  language,  and  poetry  of  Fin¬ 
land,  see  Finnish. 

Finland,  Bibliography.  Sonnenschein,  W.  S. 

Norway  and  Sweden,  Lapland,  Finland.  1  p.  (In  his 
Best  books,  p.  185.) 

Finland,  Gulf.  Gobi,  C.  Brauntange  (Phae- 

osporeae  und  Fucaceae)  des  finnischen  meerbusens. 
21  pp.  2  pi.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  21,  1874.)— 
Rothtange  (Florideae)  des  finnischen  meerbusens.  16  pp. 
1  pi.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  24,  1877.) 

Finlason,  William  Francis  (Ed.) 

History  of  the  English  law.  See  Reeves,  J. 
(in  preceding  catalogue). 

Finlay,  Hugh.  Journal  of  the  siege  and 

blockade  of  Quebec  by  the  American  rebels,  in  autumn 
1775  and  winter  1776.  25  pp.  (Quebec  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc. 
Hist.  doc.  4  s.) 

-  Tory  postmaster  of  the  Revolution.  1  p.  (Mag. 

Am.  Hist.  v.  13,  1885,  p.  194.) 

Finlay  son,  Rev.  Robt.  Sinclair,  C.  Robert 

Finlayson.  8  pp.  (Disruption  worthies  of  the  Highlands, 
Memorial  of  1843,  p.  145.) 

Finley,  Rev.  James  Bradley.  1781-1856. 

Life  among  the  Indians ;  or,  personal 
reminiscences  and  historical  incidents  illus¬ 


trative  of  Indian  life  and  character.  Ed.  by 
Rev.  D.W.  Clark.  Cincinnati,  1859.  12°.  1627 

-  Sketches  of  western  Methodism  :  biograph¬ 
ical,  historical,  and  miscellaneous,  illustrative 
of  pioneer  life.  Ed  by  W.  P.  Strickland, 
D.  D.  Cincinnati,  1854.  12°.  — 3285 

Finley,  Lt.  John  P. 

Certain  climatic  features  of  the  two  Dako¬ 
tas,  illustr.  with  one  hundred  and  sixty-three 
tables,  charts  and  diagrams.  Washington, 
1893.  4°.  ( U.  S.  52  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec, 

doc.  v.  2. ) 

-  Special  characteristics  of  tornadoes,  with 

practical  directions  for  the  protection  of  life 
and  property.  Washington,  1884.  8°.  (U. 

S.  Signal  Office,  Signal  service  notes,  no  12. ) 

—3466 

-  Tornado  studies  for  1884.  Washington, 

1885.  4°  (U.  S.  Signal  Office,  Prof,  papers, 

no.  16. )  —3482 

-  Protection  against  tornadoes.  12  pp.  (Forum, 

v.  10,  1890,  p.  94.) 

Finnegan,  Joseph. 

Battle  of  Ocean  Pond,  Fla.  See  Beaure¬ 
gard,  P.  G.  T.,  and  others. 

Finnerty,  Peter. 

MacNevin,  T.  Lives  and  trials  of  Archi¬ 
bald  Hamilton  Rowan  .  .  .  Peter  Finnerty  .  .  . 
1846.  —2322 

Finney,  Charles  Grandison.  Bartlett,  D.  W. 

Charles  G.  Finney.  19  pp.  (In  his  Modern  agitators, 
p. 151.) 

Finnish  fiction.  Beauvois,  E.  Les  dons  du 

diable,  conte  finnois.  7  pp.  (Soc.  am.  de  France, 
Archives,  v.  4,  1861,  p.  386.)— La  loyautg  et  la  deloyautS, 
conte  finnois.  9  pp.  (Soc.  am.  de  France,  Archives,  v.  3, 
1860.  p.  256.) 

Finnish  language.  Misteli,  F.  Loennrot : 

Suomalais-Ruotsalainen.  Finskt-svenkst  lexicon.  19  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  13,  1882,  p.  410.) — Setaelae  :  Zur 
geschichte  der  tempus-  und  modusstammbildung  in  den 
finnisch-ugrischen  sprachen.  14  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelker¬ 
psych.  v.  18,  1888,  p.  451.) 

Finnish  poetry.  Kalevala  the  epic  poem  of 
Finland.  Into  English  by  J.  M.  Crawford. 
1888,  2  v.  2345 

-  Ciiibcriiat  is,  A.  de  (Ed.)  Epopea  finnica.  28  pp. 

(In  his  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  5,  p.  200 ;  v.  6,  p.  346.) 

Finnish  poetry.  History  and  criticism.  Grimm, 
J.  L.  K.  Ueber  das  finnische  epos.  39  pp.  (Kleinere 
schriftcn,  v.  2,  p.  75.) — llaiisson.  O.  Finland’s  dichter. 
9  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1891,  v.  1,  p.  258.)— Robert,  A. 
Poesies  nationales  de  la  Finlande ;  R6cits  de  l’Enseign 
Stal ;  Sandels,  la  Journde  de  Doebeln.  21  pp.  (Rev. 
contemp.  1854,  v.  4,  pp.  447,  620.) 

Finot,  Louis. 

Lapidaires  indiens.  Paris,  1896.  r.  8°. 
(Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  111.) 

—4152 

-  Dernifere  ordonnance  de  C’liarles  V.  4  pp.  (Biblioth. 

Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  50,  1889,  p.  164.) 

Finzi,  Giuseppe.  Carpi,  L.  Giuseppe  Finzi. 

4  pp.  (In  his  Risorgimento  ital.  v.  5,  p.  525.) 

Finzi,  Moisfe.  Raffaello  Zei.  (1829-48.)  7  pp. 
(Amato,  G.  d’,  Panteon,  v.  2,  p.  306.) 


fioelsvinnsmAl 


1433 


FIRE-DAMP 


Fioelsvinnsmal.  14  pp.  Rupp,  T.  ( Germania , 

v.  10,  1865,  p.  433.) 

Fiona  and  his  warrior  band.  Fians  ;  or,  stories 
...  of.  Campbell,  J.  G.  {Ed.)  (Campbell, 
Lord  A.,  Waifs  and  strays  of  Celtic  tradition , 
Argyllshire  s.,  no.  4.)  2212 

Fioravante,  Libro  delle  storia  di.  160  pp. 

(Rajna,  P.,  I  reali  di  Francia,  v.  1.,  p.  331 ;  Coll,  di  opere 
ined.  o  rare,  v.  31.) 

Fioravanti,  Leonardo,  Conte.  — 1588. 

Due  novelle.  Livorno,  1870.  r.  8°.  2313 

Fiore,  Giacomello  del.  Caffl,  M.  Giacomello 

del  Fiore,  pittore  veneziano  del  sec.  XV.  12  pp.  (Archiv. 
stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  6,  1880,  p.  402.) 

Fiorentino,  Francesco.  1835 — . 

Bernardino  Telesio,  ossia  studi  storici  su 
l’idea  della  natura  nel  risorgimento  italiano. 
Firenze,  1872-74.  2  v.  12°.  4737 

-  Pietro  Pomponazzi,  studi  storici  su  la 

scuola  bolognese  e  padovana  del  secolo  XIV 
con  molti  documenti  inediti.  Firenze,  1868. 
12°.  4737 

-  and  others  {Eds.)  Jordani  Bruni  Nolani 

Opera  Latine  conscripta.  See  Bruno,  G. 
Fiorentino,  Giovanni.  See  Giovanni  Fioren¬ 
tino. 

Fiorentino,  Pier  Angelo.  1806-64.  Nisida. 

69  pp.  (Dumas,  A.,  and  others,  Crimes  celebres,  v.  6, 
p.  281 ;  v.  8,  p.  1.) 

-  Crimes  celebres.  See  Dumas,  A.,  and 

others. 

-  (TV. )  L’Enfer  de  Dante  Alighieri.  See 

Dante  Alighieri. 

-  ( TV. )  Le  Purgatoire  de  Dante  Alighieri. 

See  Dante  Alighieri. 

Fioretti  de’  Rimedii  contro  fortuna.  Petrarca, 
F.  {Scelta  di  curiosith  letter arie,  no.  80.)  2322 
Fiori  di  medicina.  Gregorio  Medicofisico. 
{Scelta  di  curiositd  letterarie ,  no  59. )  2322 

Fiortifiocca,  Tomas.  17  cent.  Vita  di  Cola 
di  Renzo,  tribuno  del  popolo  romano.  Brac- 
ciano,  1624.  18°.  5877 

Firbisse,  Dudley.  See  Mac  Firbisigh,  D. 
Firdusi,  Abu’l  Kasim  Mansur  Ben  Ahmed 
Ben  Fakhr  Ed-Din.  946-1020. 

Epic  of  kings  :  stories  retold  from  Firdusi 
by  Helen  Zimmern.  With  two  etchings  by 
L.  Alma  Tadema  and  a  prefatory  poem  by 
E.  W.  Gosse.  London,  1882.  12°.  3167 

- Aus  Firdussi’s  religioes-romantischem  epos,  ‘\l  iissiil' 

iind  Suleicha."  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  41, 
1887,  p.  577.)— Rustem.  10  pp.  (Delvau,  A.,  Coll,  des 
romans  de  chevalerie,  v.  3,  p.  135.) 

-  Rarmesteter.  J.  Points  de  contact  entre  le  Mahab- 

harata  et  le  Sh&hn&mah.  38  pp.  ( Journ .  asiat.  8  s.  v.  10, 
1887,  p.  38.)— Eth^,  H.  Die  aelteste  urkunde  ueber 
Firdausi.  6  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  48, 
1894,  p.  89.) — Gosse,  E.  W.  Firdusi  in  exile.  21  pp. 
(Firdusi,  Abu’l  Kasim  Mansur  Ben  Ahmed  Ben  Fakhr 
Ed-Din,  Epic  of  kings,  p.  xxvii.) — Gruenbaum,  M. 
Zu  “Jussuf und  Suleicha.”  29 pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  v.  43,  1889,  p.  1.)— Das  heldenbuch  von  Iran,  aus 
dem  Sehahnameh.  von  I.  Goerres.  8  pp.  (Rev.  of  in 
Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  31,  1825,  p.  284.) 


Fire.  Berthelot,  P.  E.  M.  Le  feu,  le  calo- 

rique,  le  chaleur  animale,  d’apr&s  Lavoisier.  21  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1890,  3  p6r.  v.  98,  p.  347.)— Griffiths.  T. 
Chemistry  of  the  4  ancient  elements,  fire,  air,  earth,  and 
water.  38  pp.  ( Bound  parnph.  v.  251.)— Grimm,  J. 
L.  K.  Ueber  das  feuergeschrei.  7  pp.  ( Kleiner e  schriften, 
v.  5,  p.  393.) — Morgan.  M.  H.  De  ignis  eliciendi  modis 
apud  antiquos.  52  pp.  (Greenough,  J.  B.,  and  others, 
Harvard  studies  in  class,  philol.  v.  1,  p.  13.)— Kotli.  R. 
Indischer  feuerzeug.  6  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  v.  43,  1889,  p.  590.) 

See  also  Alchemy. —  Bonfires. —  Chemistry. — 
Combustion.  —  Fire-works.  —  Fire  worship.  — 
Fires.— Fuel.— Greek  fire.— If  eat. 

Fire,  Greek.  See  Greek  fire. 

Fire  and  building  regulations  in  foreign 
countries.  United  States,  State,  Dept,  of, 
Special  consular  reports.  — 4553 

Fire  from  Heaven,  falling  upon  the  present 
army  and  churches  ;  or,  two  words  from  the 
Lord  to  both.  London,  1649.  sm.  4°. 
{Pamphlets  :  Charles  T,  v.  10.)  4555 

Fire  of  love.  Rolle  de  Hampole,  R.  {Early 
English  Text  Soc.  no  106. )  2123 

Fire  worship.  Peet,  S.  D.  Phallic  worship 

and  fire  worship.  7  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  12,  1890,  p.  352.) — 
Perry,  Sir  E.  Notice  of  Anquetil  du  Perron  and  the 
fireworshippers  of  India.  28  pp.  (Philobiblon  Soc. 
Miscel.  v.  3.) 

See  also  Fire.— India,  Religions  and  philosophy. — 
Parsees.  —  Persia,  Religions  and  philosophy. —  He- 

liftion.— Zoroaster. 

Fire-arms.  Paris.  Mus6ede  l’Artillerie.  Notice 
sur  les  collections  dont  se  compose.  1845. 

—2777 

-  SCHOEN,  J.  Rifled  infantry  arms.  A  brief 

description  of  the  modern  system  of  small 
arms,  as  adopted  in  the  various  European 
armies.  Tr.  from  the  German  by  J.  Gorgas. 
1855.  ( With  Mordecai,  A.,  Military  commis¬ 
sion  to  Europe.)  — 2762 

-  Woodbridge,  W.  E.  Few  words  on  wire- 

wound  guns.  1884.  — 2773 

-  Ralck,  W.  Die  bedeutung  der  repetirgewehre  und 

der  waffen  von  kleinem  kaliber.  12  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit, 

1887,  v.  1,  p.  697.)— Buire,  P.  de.  Fusil  &  aiguille.  11pp. 
(Correspondant,  v.  68,  1866,  p.  1015.) — Fiteli,  C.  H.  Rise 
of  a  mechanical  ideal.  12  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  11, 
1884,  p.  516.) — Hamilton,  W.  R.  American  machine 
cannon  and  dynamite  guns.  9  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  14, 

1888,  p.  885.) — Kcphart,  H.  Rifle  in  colonial  times. 

13  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  24,  1890,  p.  179.) — Mayer,  J. 
On  the  arming  of  levies  in  the  hundred  of  Wirral,  in  the 
county  of  Chester,  and  the  introduction  of  small  fire 
arms  as  weapons  of  war  in  place  of  bows  and  arrows. 

14  pp.  8  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans. 
v.  11,  1859,  p.  83.) — Mayers,  W.  F.  On  the  introduction 
and  use  of  gunpowder  and  firearms  among  the  Chinese. 
32  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China  branch,  Journ. 
n.  s.  v.  6,  1871,  p.  73. ) — Sleeman,  C.  Development  of 
machine  guns.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  139,  1884,  p.  362.) 

See  also  Ammunition.— Arms,  Armor,  anti 
Weapons. — Gunnery.—  Gunpowder.  —  M  ilitary 
art  and  science.  —  Ordnance.  —  Projectiles. — 
Shooting. 

Fire-damp.  Davy,  Sir  H.  Papers  ...  on  the 

fire-damp.  .  .  71  pp.  (Coll,  works,  v.  6,  p.  19.)— Sir  H. 
Davy  on  the  fire-damp.  8  pp.  (Edin.  Rei\x.  26, 
1816,  p.  233.)—  Jamin,  J.  C.  Le  grisou.  32  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1881,  3  p6r.  v.  43,  p.  921.) 

See  also  C'oal  mines  ami  mining-.— Explosions, 
Explosives,— Mines  and  mining. 


FIRENZE 


1434 


FIRST  JEW  IN  AMERICA 


Firenze.  See  Florence. 

Firenzuola,  Agnolo.  1493-1545. 

Le  bellezze,  le  lodi,  gli  amori,  ed  i  costumi 
delle  donne ;  con  lo  discacciamento  delle 
lettere.  Yenetia,  1622.  16°.  2327 

-  IVovelle.  22  pp.  (Locella,  ,G.,  Novclle  ital.  di  40 

autori  dal  1300  al  1847,  p.  281 ;  Raccolta  di  novell.  ital. 
v.  13,  p.  113.)— Opere  burlesche.  34  pp.  (Berni,  F., 
and  others,  Opere  burlesche,  v.  1,  pp.  129,  391 ;  v.  3,  p.  277.) 

-  Beccuti,  F.,  called  II  Coppetta  (Grappa, 

pseud. )  Commento  sopra  la  Canzone  in  lode 
della  salsiccia.  1881.  ( Scelta  di  curisositd, 
letter arie,  no.  184. )  2342 

Fire-places,  Construction  of  kitchen.  94  pp. 

Thompson,  Sir  B.,  Count  Rumford.  (Pamphlets,  v.  20.) 

Fires.  Stewart,  G.,  Jr.  Story  of  the  great 
fire  in  St.  John,  N.  B.,  June  20,  1877.  [1877]. 

1618 

-  United  States.  State,  Dept.  of.  Special 

consular  reports.  Fire  and  building  regula¬ 
tions  in  foreign  countries.  1892.  — 4553 

-  Atkinson.  E.  Slow-burning  construction.  14  pp. 

(Century  Mag.  v.  15,  1889,  p.  566.)— Fires  in  theatres. 
15  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  61,  1882,  p.  412. ) — Purroy, 
H.  D.  English  and  American  fire  services.  9  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  2,  1886,  p.  299.)— Sack  vilie,  R.  W.,  7  Earl  De  la  Warr. 
Fires  on  trans-Atlantic  steamers.  7  pp.  ( N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  154,  1892,  p.  161.)— Thomson,  C.  Waste  by  fire.  13  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  2,  1886,  p.  27.) 

See  a  Iso  Fire. 

Fireside  chronicles  of  early  New  England. 
Huntington,  A.  S.,  Under  a  colonial  roof- 
tree.  4645 

Fireside  mnsings  on  serious  subjects.  17  pp. 

(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  133,  1883,  p.  234.) 

Fire-works.  Jones,  (  — ).  Artificial  fire¬ 
works.  n.  d.  (Pamphlets,  v.  37.)  3116 

Firislita,  Muhammad  Kfisim  Hindu  Shah,  sur- 
named.  Circa  1550-1623. 

History  of  Dekkan  from  the  first  Mahum- 
medan  conquests  :  with  a  continuation  from 
other  native  writers  .  .  .  and  the  history  of 
Bengal,  from  the  accession  of  Aliverdee  Khan 
to  the  year  1780.  By  Jonathan  Scott.  Shrews¬ 
bury,  1794.  2  v.  4°.  3402 

-  Briggs.  J.  Essay  on  the  life  and  writings  of  Ferishta. 

21  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit,  Trans,  v.  2, 1830,  p.  341.) 

Firkins,  Oscar  W.  Commonplace  in  fiction. 

15  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  50,  1889,  p.  333.) 

Firkowitscli,  Abraham. 

Harkavy,  A.  Altjuedische  denkmaeler  aus 
der  Krim,  mitgetheilt  von  Abraham  Firko- 
witsch  (1839-72).  1876.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad. 
Mem.  7  s.  v.  24. )  — 3512 

Firmenicli  -  Kichartz,  Johannes  Matthias. 
1808-89. 

Tpayovdia  'Pco^ai'/cd.  Neugriechische  volks- 
gesaenge,  v.  2.  Urtext  und  uebersetzung. 
Berlin,  1867.  8°.  1215 

Firmian,  Karl  Joseph  Gotthard,  Graf  von. 
1716-82. 

Bibliotheca  Firmiana,  sive  thesaurus  libro- 
rum  quern  excellentiss.  Comes  Carolus  a 


Firmian  .  .  .  magnis  sumptibus  collegit.  Me- 
diolani,  1783.  5  v.  in  4,  4°.  W.  83 

Contents.  Ilistoria,  v.  4. — Jurisprudents  et 
politic;!.  v.  2.— I.iterae  human  lores,  v.  5.— Philo- 
sophia,  v.  3. — Theologia,  v.  1. 

-  Bibliotheca  Firmiana,  sive  thesaurus  li- 

brorum  quern  excellentiss.  Comes  Carolus  a 
Firmian  .  .  .  magnis  sumptibus  collegit.  Libri 
Anglico  sermone  conscripti.  Mediolani,  1783. 
4°.  W.  83 

-  Bonstctten,  C.  V.  de.  Le  Comte  Firmian.  4  pp. 

(In  his  Souvenirs,  p.  74.) 

Firmianns  Symposius,  Coelius. 

Enigmes,  tr.  en  vers  fran9ais  avec  des 
notes  et  un  choix  d’6nigmes  de  divers  auteurs 
par  l’Abb6  Dura.  [ Lat .  and  Fr.]  Paris, 
1857.  12°.  3246 

-  Enigmes,  revues  sur  plusieurs  MSS.  et  tr. 

en  vers  frangais  par  E.  F.  Corpet.  [Lat.  and 
Fr.~\  Parisiis,  1868.  p.  8°.  3246 

-  Jlnigmata.  83  pp.  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min. 

v.  7,  p.  356;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  6,  p.  410.) 
— De  fortnna.  2  pp.  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min. 
v.  2,  p.  44 ;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  3,  p.  386.)  — 
De  Iivore.  3  pp.  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  2, 
p.  443;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  3,  p.  389.) 

-  Goet*,  G.  Lactantius  und  die  raethsel  des  Sympho- 

sius.  2  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1886,  p.  318.) 

Firmicus  Materials,  Julius.  4  cent.  Liber 

de  errore  profanarum  religionum.  Recensuit  et  com- 
mentario  critico  instruxit  Carolus  Halm.  65  pp.  (Vienna, 
Akad.  wissens.  Corpus  script,  eccles.  Lat.  v.  2,  p.  73.) 

Firmilian.  Aytoun,  W.  E.  (T.  P.  Jones,  pseud. ) 

3375 

Firmiliaims,  St.,  Bp.  of  Caesarea.  — 269.  Epis- 

tola  ad  Cyprianum  contra  epistolam  Stephani.  38  pp. 
(Routh,  M.  J.,  Script,  eccles.  opuscula,  v.  1,  p.  227.) 

-  Farrar,  F.  W.  Note  on  Firmilian.  2  pp.  (In  his 

Lives  of  the  Fathers,  v.  1,  p.  253.) 

Firmiii,  St.,  Bp.  of  Verdun.  Ex  translatione  et 

miraculis  S.  Firmini  Flaviniacensibus.  9  pp.  (Frank¬ 
fort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  2,  p.  803.) 

Firmiii.  See  Becquerelle,  J.  F.,  dit  Firmin. 
Firoz  Sha  Tuglilak,  Sultan  of  Delhi. 

Shams  Siraj’Afif.  Tarikh-i-Firoz  Shahi. 
Ed.  by  Maulavi  Vilayat  Husain.  1891.  (Bib- 
lioth.  Indica.)  3105 

First  and  fundamental  truths.  McCosh,  J. 

—1411 

First  ascent  of  the  Kasai.  Bateman,  C.  S.  L. 

1416 

First  books,  Titles  of  the.  Hawkins,  R.  C. 

W.  62 

First  century  of  Christianity.  2  v.  Cox,  H. 

—4287 

First  Church,  New  Haven.  See  New  Haven. 
First  Countess  of  Wessex.  24  pp.  Hardy,  T. 

(Harper’s  Mag.  v.  80,  1890,  p.  20.) 

First  crossing  of  Greenland.  2  v.  Nansen, 
F.  2403 

First  family  of  Tasajara  and  other  tales. 

Harte,  F.  B.,  Writings,  v.  8.  3135 

First  international  railway.  Poor,  J.  A. 

—2727 

First  Jew  in  America.  6  pp.  Kayserling, 

M.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ,  studies  in  hist, 
andpolit.  sci.  10  s.  nos.  10,  11,  p.  45.) 


FIRST  NAPOLEON 


1435 


FISCHER,  Johann  Friedrich 


First  Napoleon.  Ropes,  J.  C.  1683 

First  niglit;  or,  a  Peep  behind  the  scenes:  a 

comic  drama.  28  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat. 
v.  10.) 

First  of  the  Bourbons,  1589-95.  2  v.  Jack- 
son,  Lady  C.  C.  2602 

First  part  of  the  Contention.  Marlowe,  C., 
and  others.  (Shaks.-quarto  facsim.  no.  37.) 

3392 

First  Presbyterian  Church,  Baltimore,  Md. 

Allison,  P.,  and  Backus,  J.  C.  — 4267 

First  settlement  of  Germans  in  Maryland. 

Schultz,  E.  T.  3506 

First  steamboat  voyage  on  the  western 
waters.  Latrobe,  J.  H.  B.  (Md.  Hist.  Soc. 
Fund  pub.  no.  6.)  3592 

First  steps  to  Latin  writing.  Graham,  G.  F. 

—2117 

First  three  Gospels.  Carpenter,  J.  E.  — 1255 
First  white  man  of  the  west.  Flint,  T.  3704 
Firth,  Abraham. 

Voices  for  the  speechless.  Selections  for 
schools  and  private  reading.  Boston,  1883. 
16°.  2207 

Firth,  Charles  Harding  (Ed.)  1857 — . 

Scotland  and  the  Commonwealth,  letters 
and  papers  relating  to  the  military  govern¬ 
ment  of  Scotland,  from  Aug.  1651  to  Dec.  1653. 
Edinburgh,  1895.  8°.  (Scottish  Hist.  Soc. 

Pub.  v.  18. )  .2566 

-  ( Ed. )  Clarke  papers.  See  Clarke,  Sir  W. 

-  ( Ed. )  Memoirs  of  Edmund  Lndlo  w.  See 

Ludlow,  E. 

-  ( Ed. )  Memoirs  of  the  life  of  Col.  Hutch¬ 
inson.  See  Hutchinson,  Mrs.  L. 

Fiscliart,  Johann. 

Frantzen,  J.  J.  A.  A.  Kritische  bemer- 
kungen  zu  Fischart’s  uebersetzung  von  Rabe- 
lai’s  Gargantua.  189'2.  (  Asiat.  studien,  v.  3.) 

2232 

-  Kurz,  H.  Fischart  in  Tuebingen.  3  pp.  ( Germania , 

v.  16,  1871,  p.  79.) 

Fisclibachau,  Monastery.  Dedicatio  monas- 

terii  Fischbachau.  1  p.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15, 
pt.  2,  p.  1068.) 

Fischer,  ( — ). 

New  guide  to  modern  conversation  in 
English  and  German.  See  Witcomb,  C.,  and 
Fischer,  ( — ). 

Fischer,  A.  Verbesserungen  und  nachtraege 
zu  R.  Geyer’s  Aus  b.  Hagar.  68  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  49,  1895,  p.  85.)— Heinrich  Thorbecke's 
haiulschriftlicher  narhlaw.  11  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  40,  1895,  p.  695.) 

Fischer,  Arwed  (Ed.) 

[Das  Hohe  Lied.]  See  Brun,  von  Sc  hone- 
beck. 

Fischer,  August. 

Der  inflnitiv  im  Provenzalischen  nach  den 
reimen  der  Trobadors.  Marburg,  1883.  8°. 

(Stengel,  E.,  Ausgaben,  v.  6.)  2305 

Fischer,  Christoph.  Doellinger,  J.  J.  I.  von. 
Christoph  Fischer.  7  pp.  (In  his  Reformation,  v.  2, 
p.  305.) 

VOP.  Ill— 180, 


Fischer,  Edmund  Hermann.  M.,I.  H.  Fischer. 

4  pp.  (Biog.jahrb.f.  allerth.  p.  88:  Jahresb.  ueber  Jortschr. 
der  class,  alterth.  v.  37,  1885. ) 

Fischer,  Engelbert  Lorenz.  Georg  Grupp  : 

System  und  geschichte  der  kultur.  5  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos. 
v.  104,  1894,  p.  268.) 

-  Grotenfclt,  A.  Engelbert  L.  Fischer:  Theorie  der 

gesichtswahrnehmung.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  105,  1895, 
p.  130.) 

Fischer,  Ernst  Kuno  Berthold.  1824 — . 

Geschichte  der  neuern  philosophic.  Muen- 
chen,  1872-93.  8  pts.  in  7  v.  8°.  — 1421 

Note. — V.  1-4  are  3  aufl.,  v.  5  is  2  aufl.,  v.  6  is  1  aufl.,  v.  8 
is  n.  aufl. ;  v.  7  wanting. 

Contents.  lkescartes  und  seine  schule,  v.  1,  pts.  1,  2. 
— J.  G.  Fichte  und  seine  vorgaenger,  v.  5.— Immanuel 
Kant  und  seine  lehre,  v.  3, 4.— Gottfried  Wilhelm  Leib¬ 
nitz,  v.  2.— Friedrich  Wilhelm  Joseph  Schelling;,  v.  6. 
— Arthur  Schopenhauer,  v.  8. 

-  Life  and  character  of  Baruch  Spinoza.  53  pp. 

(Knight,  W.,  Spinoza,  p.  75.) 

-  ( Ed. )  Briefwechsel  zwischen  Goethe  und 

K.  Goettling  in  den  jahren  1824-31.  See 
Goethe,  J.  W.  von,  and  Goettling,  K.  W. 

-  I  nna.  P.  Kuno  Fischer  und  das  gewissen.  22  pp. 

(Zeits.  J.  voelkerpsych.  v.  9,  1877,  p.  97.) 

Fischer,  Ernst  Wilhelm.  1813-83. 

Griechische  und  roemische  zeittafeln.  Al- 
tona,  1846.  2  pts.  in  1  v.  4°.  2451 

Contents.  Griechische  zeittafeln.  pt.  1. — Iloe- 
mische  zeittafeln  von  Rom’s  gruendung  bis  auf 
Augustus’  tod,  pt.  2. 

-  lloelic,  R.  E.  W.  Fischer.  2  pp.  ( Biog .  jahrb.  f. 

alterth.  p.  24:  Jahresb.  ueber  Jortschr.  der  class,  alterth. 
v.  33,  1884.) 

Fischer,  F.  H.  T.  Die  rectionslehre  bei  Caesar. 

Halle,  1853-54.  4°.  3222 

Fischer,  Ferdinand,  (Ed.) 

Jahres-bericht  ueber  die  fortschritte  der 
chemischen  technologie  .  .  .  See  Wagner, 
J.  R.,  and  Fischer,  F. 

Fischer,  Friedrich  Wilhelm  Hermann.  1840 — . 

Kuenstliche  beleuchtung  der  raeume ;  Heizung  und 
lueftung  der  raeume.  268  pp.  (Durm,  J.,  and  others, 
Handbuch  der  architekt.  3  th.  v.  4,  pp.  5,  39.) 

Fischer,  Heinrich,  and  Wiedemann,  Alfred. 
Ueber  babylonische  “talismane”  (cylinder 
und  andere  formen)  aus  dem  historischen 
Museum  im  steieriscli-landschaftlichen  Joan- 
neum  zu  Graz.  Stuttgart,  1881.  fo.  1702 

Fischer,  Hermann.  1851—.  Zur  geschichte 
der  aussprache  des  Englischen.  2  pp.  (Eng.  studien, 
v.  4,  1881,  p.  288.) — Ein  spruchvers  im  Jacobusbrief. 
2  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  50,  1891,  p.  377.)— Fr.  Kaufl'niann  : 
Geschichte  der  schwaebischen  mundart.  32  pp.  ( Ger¬ 
mania ,  v.  36,  1891,  p.  406.)— Adelbert  von  Keller.  16  pp. 
(Biog.  jahrb.  f.  alterth.  p.  41:  Jahresb.  ueber  Jortschr.  der 
class,  alterth.  v.  33,  1884.)— Lessing's  philosophic. 
86  pp.  (Zeits.  J.  philos.  v.  85,  1884,  pp.  29,  169.)— Die  haar- 
tracht  der  Sueben.  2  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  50, 1891,  p.  379.) 

-  (Ed.)  Weckherlin’s  Gedichte.  See  Weck- 

herlin,  G.  R. 

Fischer,  Johann  Friedrich.  1726-99.  Prae- 
fatio.  5  pp.  (Florus,  L.  A.,  Epitome  rerum  Bom.  v.  1, 
p.  3:  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) —  Praefatio.  11  pp. 
(Nepos,  C.,  Vitae  excellentium  imperatorum,  v.  1,  p.  4  : 
Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) 

Fischer,  Johann  Friedrich.  1844 — .  De  elo- 

cutione  Justini.  Halis  Saxonum,  1868.  8°,  3243 


FISCHER,  Karl 


1436 


FISHER,  Edward 


Fischer,  Karl. 

Geschiclite  der  auswaertigen  politik  und 
diplomatie  im  Reformationszeitalter,  1485- 
1556.  Gotha,  1874.  8°.  —2315 

-  Grundzuege  einer  sozialpaedagogik  und 

sozialpolitik.  Eisenach,  1892.  8°.  — 1376 

Fisclier,  Kuno.  See  Fischer,  E.  K.  B. 
Fischer,  Ludwig.  1818—.  Die  Dreherschen 

antinomien.  12  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  99,  1891,  p.  233.) — 
Zu  dem  R.  Seydelschen  aufsatz :  “  Kants  syntlie- 
tisclio  urteile  a  priori.”  16  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  95, 
1889,  p.  42.) 

Fischer,  Otto.  Psychologische  analyse  der 

stroboskopischen  erschein ungen.  29  pp.  1  pi.  (Wundt, 
W.  M.,  Philos,  studien ,  v.  3,  p.  128.) 

Fischer,  P.  D.  Friedrich  der  Grosse  und  die 

Italiener.  19  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  57,  1888,  p.  400. ) 
— Aus  dem  modernen  Italien.  24  pp.  (Deutsch.  rund¬ 
schau,  v.  63,  1890,  p.  255.) — Das  verkehrswesen  uml 
die  kunst.  16  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  68,  1891, 
p.  402.) 

Fischer,  Paul  Henri.  1835 — . 

Catalogue  et  distribution  geographique  cles 
mollusques  terrestres,  fluviatiles,  et  marins 
d’une  partie  de  l’Indo-Chine.  [Autun,  1891.] 
8°.  —2654 

-  Manuel  de  conchyliologie  et  de  paleonto- 

logie  conchyliologique  ;  ou,  histoire  naturelle 
des  mollusques  vivants  et  fossiles.  Suivi  d’un 
appendice  sur  les  brachiopodes  par  D.  P. 
Oehlert.  Avec  23  planches  contenant  600 
figures  dessin6es  par  S.  P.  Woodward.  Paris, 
1887.  8°.  —2664 

-  and  Oehlert,  Daniel  P.  Brachiopodes  de 

l’Atlantique  nord.  Monaco,  1892.  4°.  (Al¬ 

bert  I,  Prince  de  Monaco,  and  Guerne,  J.  de, 
Baron,  Resultats  des  campagnes  sd.  v.  3. ) 
Fischer,  Rudolf.  Zur  sprache  und  autorschaft 

der  mittelengl.  iegenden  St.  Editha  und  St.  Etheldreda. 
44  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  11,  1889,  p.  175.)— Zur  frage  nacli  der 
autorschaft  von  ‘'Sir  Clyoinon  and  Sir  Clamules.” 
22  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  14,  1890,  p.  344.) 

-  Ilenser,  W.  Zu  Fischer:  Sprache  und  autorschaft 

der  mittelengl.  Iegenden  St.  Editha  und  St.  Etheldreda. 
7  pp.  ( Anglia,  v.  12,  1889,  p.  578. ) 

Fischer,  Sebastian.  1806-71.  Beitraege  zur 

kenntniss  der  entomostraceen.  28  pp.  (Munich,  Akad. 
wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  31 :  Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl. 
v.  8,  pt.  3,  1860,  p.  645.)— Beitrag  zur  kenntniss  der  os- 
tracoden.  32  pp.  2  pi.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denk¬ 
schr.  v.  28:  Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  7,  pt.  3, 
1855,  p.  635.) 

Fiselier,  T.  A. 

Drei  studien  zur  englischen  litteraturge- 
schichte.  Gotha,  1892.  8°.  2252 

Contents.  Roger  Ascham.  —  Erinnerungen  eines 
jenenser  stmlenten.—  Ueber  den  einfluss  der  see 
auf  die  englische  litteratur. 

-  Sammlung  von  woertern  und  ausdruecken  im  nord- 

iriselien  diale  lit.  8  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  17,  1892, 
P-91.) 

Fischer,  Theobald.  1846 — .  Geographische 

und  ethnographische  unterlage  der  orientalischen  frage. 
14  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  69,  1891,  p.  121.) — Tune- 
sien  als  franzoesische  colonie.  19  pp.  (Deutsch.  rund¬ 
schau,  v.  53,  1887,  p.  101.) 

Fischer,  Wilhelm.  1833—.  Schicksalsweg. 

17  pp.  (  XJnsere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 


Fisclier.  See  also  Fisher. 

Fischetti,  Luigi.  Pompeii,  past  and  present. 
SeeRolfe,  E.  N.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Fish,  Stuyvesant. 

The  Cairo  bridge.  Report  to  the  Board  of 
Directors  of  the  Chicago,  St.  Louis,  and  New 
Orleans  R.  R.  Co.,  Feb.  24,  1892.  Chicago, 
1892.  obi.  4°.  —2712 

Fish  culture. 

Maryland.  Commissioners  of  fisheries. 
Reports,  1884-88.  1884-88,  3  v.  (Md.  House 

and  Sen.  doc.  1884-88. )  — 4332 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  Ferguson,  T.  B.,  in  preceding 
catalogue. 

-  United  States.  Fish  and  Fisheries,  Com¬ 
mission  of.  Bulletins,  1884-96.  1884-97,  13  v. 

—4665,  —4682 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- Reports,  1881-95.  1884-96,  13  v.  —4664 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Barker,  W.  L.  On  fish-culture.  7  pp.  ( Wiltshire 

Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  11,  1869,  p.  252.)— Cham¬ 
bers,  W.  O.  Introduction  and  acclimatisation  of  foreign 
fish.  11  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature, 
v.  11,  p.  487.)— Propagation  of  freshwater  fish,  excluding 
salmonidae.  10pp.  2  pi.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib. 
Literature,  v.  11,  p.  93.)— Bay,  F.  Fish  culture.  109  pp. 
4  pi.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  2, 
p.  1.)—  li  i  I  bourn.  J.  K.  Fish  preservation  and  refrig¬ 
eration.  25  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Litera¬ 
ture,  v.  7,  p.  217.)— Main  wa  ring-,  W.  F.  B.  M.  Preserva¬ 
tion  of  fish  life  in  rivers  by  the  exclusion  of  town  sewage. 
37  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  \.  7, 
p.  37.)— Maitland,  J.  R.  Q.  Culture  of  salmonidae  and 
the  acclimatization  of  fish.  36  pp.  (London,  Internat. 
Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  6,  p.  33.) — Marston,  R.  B. 
Coarse  fish  culture.  40  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish. 
Exhib.  Literature,  v.  6,  p.  205.)  —  Cultivation  of  fresh¬ 
water  fish  other  than  salmonidae.  10  pp.  1  pi.  (London, 
Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  11,  p.  83.)— Mather, 
F.  Progress  of  fish-culture.  14  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  5, 
1884,  p.  900.) — Pisciculture :  its  progress  and  utility. 
16  pp.  ( Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  593.) 

See  also  Fishes. 

Fisli  diseases.  31  pp.  Huxley,  T.  H.  (Lon¬ 

don,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  6,  p.  1.) 

Fisli  markets  and  fish  transport.  34  pp.  Wal¬ 
pole,  S.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  4, 
p.  115.) 

Fish  trade,  British.  71  pp.  Walpole,  S.  (Lon¬ 

don,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Fish  transport  and  fish  markets.  34  pp.  Wal¬ 
pole,  S.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  4, 
p.  115.) 

Fisher,  A.  K.,  M.  D. 

Hawks  and  owls  of  the  United  States  in 
their  relation  to  agriculture.  [Illustr.]  Wash¬ 
ington,  1893.  8°.  (U.  S.  Agriculture,  Dept, 

of,  Division  of  ornithology  and  mammalogy, 
Bulletin,  no.  3. )  — 2656 

Fisher,  Clara.  See  Maeder,  Mrs.  C.  F.  (in  pre¬ 
ceding  catalogue). 

Fisher,  David.  1794-1886.  Commodore  Abra¬ 
ham  Whipple.  7  pp.  (Ohio  Archaeol.  and  Hist.  Quart. 
v.  2,  1889,  p.  180.) 

Fisher,  Edward.  17  cent. 

Christian  caveat  to  the  old  and  new  Sab¬ 
batarians  ;  or,  a  vindication  of  our  gospel- 
festivals  ...  5  ed.  London,  1653.  sm.  4°.  — 4257 


FISHER,  Edward  Thornton 


1437 


FISHER,  Ft. 


Fisher,  Edward  Thornton  (TV. )  Report  of  a 
French  Protestant  refugee  in  Boston,  1687.  Tr. 
from  the  French.  Brooklyn,  1868.  sq.  8°.  2635 
Fislier,  Lt.-Gen.  George  Battye.  1839 — . 

Personal  narrative  of  three  years’  service 
in  China.  [Illustrations  and  maps.]  London, 
1863.  8°.  3413 

Fisher,  George  Harrison.  Brig.-Gen.  Henry 

Boudinot.  23  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  3,  1879,  p.  121.) 

Fisher,  George  Park,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.  1827—. 
Outlines  of  universal  history.  Designed 
as  a  text-book,  and  for  private  reading. 
New  York,  1885.  8°.  2416 

-  Martin  Guttler,  after  400  years.  10  pp.  (Century 

Mag.  v.  4,  1883,  p.  860.)— Cardinal  Manning  and  public 
schools.  15  pp.  (Forum,  v.  7,  1888,  p.  119.) — Validity  of 
non-Episcopal  ordination.  25  pp.  (New  Englander, 
v.  49,  1888,  p.  373.)— Nature  and  method  of  revelation. 
46  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  17,  1890,  pp.  272,  460,  532,  780. ) — 
Academic  career  of  Ex-president  Woolsey.  9  pp. 
(Century  Mag.  v.  2, 1882,  p.  709.) 

Fislier,  H.  S.  Remarks  upon  the  flora  of  Liver¬ 
pool.  9  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans. 
v.  7,  1855,  p.  165.) — Introduced  plants  of  the  Liverpool 
district.  6  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc. 
Trans,  n.  s.  v.  7, 1867,  p.  189.) — List  of  the  British  roses 
and  brambles  occurring  in  the  Liverpool  district. 
4  pp.  ( Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s. 
v.  3,  1863,  p.  93.) 

Fislier,  Herbert  Albert  Laurens.  1865 — .  Fustel 

de  Coulanges.  6  pp.  (Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  5,  1890,  p.  1.) 

Fislier,  Horace  N.  Mason  Archelaus  Prea. 

4  pp.  (Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  38.) 

Fislier,  Irving. 

Appreciation  and  interest.  A  study  of  the 
influence  of  monetary  appreciation  and  de¬ 
preciation  on  the  rate  of  interest,  with  appli¬ 
cations  to  the  bimetallic  controversy  and 
theory  of  interest.  New  York,  1896.  8°. 

(Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Pub.  v.  11,  no.  4.)  — 4376 

-  (Ed.)  Bibliographies  of  the  present  offi¬ 
cers  of  Yale  University.  Together  with  the 
bibliography  of  the  late  Pres.  Porter.  [New 
Haven],  1893.  8°.  L.43 

Fisher,  J.  Francis.  Perry,  B.  F.  J.  Francis 

Fisher.  8  pp.  (In  his  Reminiscences  of  public  men, 
p.  277.) 

Fislier,  Rev.  John,  Bp.  of  Rochester.  Circa 
1459-1535. 

English  works,  now  first  collected  by  John 
E.  B.  Mayor.  Pt.  1.  London,  1876.  8°. 

( Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extra  s.  no.  27.)  2115 

Contents.  Sermon  .  .  .  preached  upon  a  Good  Fri¬ 
day.— Sermon  sayd  in  the  Cathedrall  Chyrche  of  Saynt 
Poule  within  the  cyte  of  London,  the  body  beyng  present 
of  the  moost  famous  Prynce  Kyng  Henry  the  VII, 
10  May,  1509. — Sermon  made  agayn  the  pernicyous  doc- 
tryn  of  Martin  Gunther  within  the  octaues  of  the  as- 
censyon  by  the  assingnement  of  .  .  .  the  Lord  Thomas 
Cardinall  of  York. — Treatyse  concernynge  .  .  .  the  seuen 
Petty tencyall  Psalnies  . . .  compyled  ...  at  the  exor- 
tacion  and  sterynge  of  the  moost  excellent  Princesse 
Margarete,  Countesse  of  Rychemount  and  Derby. — 
Wayes  to  perfect  religion. — Mornynge  remembraunce 
had  at  the  moneth  mynde  of  the  noble  Prynces  Marga¬ 
rete  Countesse  of  Rychemonde  and  Dnrbye. — 
Spirit ti nil  consolation,  to  hys  sister  Elizabeth. 

- VVranghani,  F.  John  Fisher.  18  pp.  (In  his  Brit. 

Plutarch,  v.  1,  p.  163.) 


Fislier,  John.  History  and  antiquities  of  Ma- 
sham  and  Mashamshire.  With  numerous 
illustrations.  London,  1865.  8°.  2515 

Fislier,  Rev.  John  Alonzo.  Leo  XIII’s  en¬ 
cyclical  letter  on  the  Christian  constitution  of  states  and 
the  duties  of  individual  citizens.  18  pp.  (New  Eng¬ 
lander,  v.  45,  1886,  p.  231.) 

Fislier,  Joseph.  History  of  landholding  in 

England.  91  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  4,  1876, 
p.  97.)— History  of  landholding  in  Ireland.  100  pp. 
(Royal  Hist  Soc.  Trans,  v.  5,  1877,  p.  228.) 

Fislier,  Maj.  Payne.  1616-93.  Catalogue  of 
the  tombs  in  the  churches  of  the  city  of  Lon¬ 
don,  A.  D.  1666.  Ed.  by  G.  Blacker  Morgan. 
London,  1668,  repr.  1885.  4°.  1512 

-  Tombs,  monuments,  &c.,  visible  in  S. 

Paul’s  Cathedral .  .  .  previous  to  its  destruc¬ 
tion  by  fire  A.  D.  1666.  Ed.  by  G.  Blacker 
Morgan.  London,  1684,  repr.  1885.  4°.  1512 
Fislier,  Rev.  R. 

Seventeen  numbers,  under  the  signature 
of  Necker,  upon  the  causes  of  the  present 
distress  of  the  country,  with  a  proposed  rem- 
edy.  New  York,  1837.  8°.  ( Bound  pamph. 

f-  119-)  5924 

Fisher,  Richard.  16  cent.  Voyage  of  the 
Marigolde  unto  Cape  Briton,  1593.  3  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R., 
Voyages,  v.  3,  p.  238.) 

Fislier,  Roswell.  Canadian  loyalty.  9  pp. 

(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  52,  1885,  p.  26.) 

1'  islier,  Sydney  G.  1856 — .  Alien  degradation 

of  American  character.  8  pp.  (Forum,  v.  14,  1893,  p.  608.) 

Fislier,  Theodore  W.  Ventilation  of  railroad 
cars.  With  chemical  analysis,  by  W.  R.  Nichols.  16  pp. 
(Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1875,  p.  225.) 
Fislier,  Thomas.  Circa  1781-1836. 

Series  of  ancient  allegorical,  historical, 
and  legendary  paintings,  in  fresco,  discov¬ 
ered  in  1804,  on  the  walls  of  the  Chapel  of 
the  Trinity,  belonging  to  the  gild  of  the  Holy 
Cross,  at  Stratford-upon-Avon  .  .  .  also  .  .  . 
facsimiles  of  various  grants  and  indulgences 
to  the  gild,  with  representations  of  one 
hundred  and  fifty  public  and  private  seals 
appended  to  them.  London,  1836.  fo.  17A4 

Fislier,  Willard  Clark.  American  trade  regu¬ 
lations  before  1789.  30  pp.  (Am.  Hist.  Assoc.  Papers, 
V.  3,  1889,  p.  467.) 

Fislier,  William  Richard.  1824-88. 

Forest  of  Essex  :  its  history,  laws,  admin¬ 
istration,  and  ancient  customs,  and  the  wild 
deer  which  lived  in  it.  London,  1887.  4°.  —4692 
Fislier.  See  also  Fischer. 

Fisher,  Ft.  Bragg,  B.  Defence  and  fall  of  F. 

22  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  10,  1882,  p.  346)— 
Heroine  of  Confederate  Point.  Contemporaneous  ac¬ 
count  of  the  heroic  defence  of  F.  Dec.  24  and  25, 1864. 
6  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  20,  1892,  p.  301.)— 
Expedition  to,  and  operation  against  F.  64  pp. 
(Scott,  R.  N.,  and  others,  War  of  the  rebellion,  1  s.  v.  42, 
p.  963:  [7.  S.  War  Dept.) — Lamb.  W.  Defense  of  F. 
11  pp.  2  maps.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles 
and  leaders  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  4,  p.  642. )— Fort  Fisher. 
Battles  fought  there  in  1864,  ’65.  34  pp.  2  pi.  (Southern 

Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  21,  1893,  p.  257.)— Selfridge,  T.  O. 
Navy  at  F.  7  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C., 
Battles  and  leaders  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  4,  p.  655.) 


FISHERIES 


1438 


FISHES 


Fisheries. 

Faber,  G.  L.  Fisheries  of  the  Adriatic 
and  the  fish  thereof.  A  report  of  the  Austro- 
Hungarian  sea  fisheries.  1883.  — 4663 

-  Goode,  G.  B.,  and  others.  Fisheries  and 

fishery  industry  of  the  United  States.  1884- 
87,  5  v.  in  7.  ( U.  S.  Fish  and  Fisheries,  Com¬ 
mission  of. )  — 4682 

-  Isham,  C.  Fishery  question  :  its  origin, 

history,  and  present  situation.  With  a  map. 
1887.  ( Questions  of  the  day,  no.  41.)  — 2333 

-  London.  International  Fisheries  Exhibi¬ 
tion,  1883.  Literature,  1884.  14  v.  —4666 

-  Maryland.  Commissioners  of  fisheries. 

Reports,  1884-88.  1884-88,  3  v.  ( Md .  House 

and  Sen.  doc.  1884-88. )  — 4332 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  Ferguson,  T.  B.,  in  preceding 
catalogue. 

•  -  Meehan,  W.  E.  Pennsylvania’s  fish  ex¬ 

hibit  at  the  World’s  Columbian  Exposition, 
Chicago,  1893.  Fish,  fishing,  and  fisheries  of 
Pennsylvania.  1893.  —4663 

-  United  States.  Fish  and  Fisheries,  Com¬ 
mission  of.  Bulletins,  1881-96.  1882-97,  16  v. 

—4665,  —4682 

- Reports,  1881-95.  1884-96,  13  v.  —4664 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

•  -  Adams,  W.  M.  Popular  history  of  fisheries  and 

fishermen  of  all  countries  from  the  earliest  times.  82  pp. 
(London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhih.  Literature,  v.  1,  p.  463.) 
— Adderley,  A.  J.  Fisheries  of  the  Bahamas.  56  pp. 
(London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  5,  p.  365.) — 
Alfred,  Ernest  Albert,  Duke  of  Edinburgh.  Notes  on 
the  sea  fisheries  and  fishing  population  of  the  United 
Kingdom.  59  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib. 
Literature,  v.  4,  p.  23.)— Bloomfield.  J.  C.  Fisheries  of 
Ireland.  41pp.  ( London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Liter¬ 
ature,  y.  7,  p.  73.)— Boyd,  W.  North-American  fisheries 
question.  8  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1886,  p.  780.)— 
Campbell,  J.  D.  Fisheries  of  China.  18  pp.  (London, 
Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  5,  p.  169.)— Chafer, 
F.  J.  T.  Relations  of  the  state  with  fishermen  and  fish¬ 
eries.  76  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature, 
v.  9,  p.  223.)— Coste,  J.  J.  M.  C.  V.  Lagune  de  Comac- 
chio:  ses  pecheries,  son  commerce.  60  pp.  (Rev.  eon- 
temp.  1854,  v.  3,  pp.  187, 405.)— Fryer,  C.  E.  National  Fish¬ 
eries  Society.  49pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Lit¬ 
erature,  v.  4,  p.  195.)— Relations  of  the  state  with  fisher¬ 
men  and  fisheries.  84  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish. 
Exhib.  Literature,  v.  9,  p.  139.)— GefTeken,  F.  H.  North 
American  fisheries  disputes.  20  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  47,  1890,  p.  741.)— Goode,  G.  B.  Review  of  the  fishery 
industries  of  the  United  States  and  the  work  of  the 
United  States  Fish  Commission.  82  pp.  2  pi.  (London, 
Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  5,  p.  1.)— Hamm, 
W.  Die  deutsche  seefischerei.  20  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  v.  2, 
1867,  p.  452.)— .Toncas,  L.  Z.  Fisheries  of  Canada. 
56  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  5, 
p.  113.)— Bodge,  H.  C.  The  fisheries  question.  10  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  146,  1888,  p.  121.)— Moloney,  C.  A.  West 
African  fisheries,  with  particular  reference  to  the  gold 
coast  colony.  75  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib. 
Literature,  v.  5,  p.  421.)— Morris,  C.  W.  Effect  of  the 
existing  national  and  international  laws  for  the  regula¬ 
tion  and  protection  of  deep  sea  fisheries.  157  pp.  ( Lon¬ 
don,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  8.  p.  329.)— 
North,  F.  H.  Gloucester  fisheries.  14  pp.  (Century 
Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  815.)— Ohoslii,  N.  Sketch  of  the 
fisheries  of  Japan.  37  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish. 
Exhib.  Literature,  v.  5,  p.  187.)— Pollock,  F.  Fishery 
laws.  46  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Litera¬ 


ture,  v.  1,  p.  205.)—  Shaw-Lefovre,  G.  J.  Principles  of 
fishery  legislation.  31  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish. 
Exhib.  Literature,  v.  4,  p.  83.) — Shea,  Sir  A.  Newfound¬ 
land  :  its  fisheries  and  general  resources.  27  pp.  (Lon¬ 
don,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  5,  p.  225.) — 
Smitt.  F.  A.  Swedish  fisheries.  17  pp.  (London,  In¬ 
ternat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  5,  p.  253.)— Solli,  F.  G. 
Basis  for  legislation  on  fishery  questions.  19  pp.  (Lon¬ 
don,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  7,  p.  243.)— Fish¬ 
eries  of  Spain.  11pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib. 
Literature,  v.  5,  p.  351.) — Stenarf,  J.  Account  of  the 
pearl  fisheries  of  the  north-west  coast  of  the  island  of 
Ceylon.  11  pp.  1  pi.  ( Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Trans. 
v.  3,  1835,  p.452.)— Thomassy,  R.  Histoire  des pecheries 
dans  les  deux  mondes.  41  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1852,  v.  3, 
p.  616.) — Wallem,  F.  M.  Notes  on  the  fish  supply  of 
Norway.  31  pp.  1  pi.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib. 
Literature,  v.  5,  p.  271.)— Whiteway,  Sir  W.  V.,  and 
others.  Newfoundland  fisheries  dispute.  8  pp.  1  map. 
(Fartn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  48,  1890,  p.  317.)— Zincke,  F.  B. 
Fisheries  exhibition.  9  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  48, 
1883,  p.  224.) 

See  also  Cod. — Herring. — Salmon. — Sardines. — 
Seals  and  Seal  fisheries. — Whale  fishery.  Also 
Fishermen. — Fishes. — Fishing. 

Fisherman’s  mate,  A.  23  pp.  Phillips,  B. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  75,  1887,  p.  373.) 

Fishermen.  Adams,  W.  M.  Popular  history 

of  fisheries  and  fishermen  of  all  countries  from  the 
earliest  times.  82  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib. 
Literature,  v.  1,  p.  463.)— Alfred,  Ernest  Albert,  Duke  of 
Edinburgh.  Notes  on  the  sea  fisheries  and  fishing  popu¬ 
lation  of  the  United  Kingdom.  59  pp.  (London,  Inter¬ 
nat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  4,  p.  23.)— Bertram,  J. 
G.  Unappreciated  fisher  folk,  their  round  of  life  and 
labour.  65  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Litera¬ 
ture,  v.  2,  p.  189.) — Chafer,  F.  J.  T.  Relations  of  the 
state  with  fishermen  and  fisheries.  76  pp.  (London, 
Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  9,  p.  223.) — Fryer, 
C.  E.  Relations  of  the  state  with  fishermen  and  fish¬ 
eries.  84  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Lit¬ 
erature,  v.  9,  p.  139.)  — Levi,  L.  Economic  condi¬ 
tion  of  fishermen.  46  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish. 
Exhib.  Literature^ .  4,  p.  149.)— North,  F.  H.  Gloucester 
fishers.  14  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  815.) — 
Practical  fishermen's  congress.  99  pp.  (Lon¬ 
don,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  4,  p.  305)  — 
Bnneiman.  J.  Among  the  North  Sea  trawlers.  15  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  54,  1888,  p.  543.) 

See  also  Fisheries.— Fishing. 

Fisher’s  Hill,  Va.  Early,  J.  A.  Winchester 

and  F.  3  pp.  ( Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  10,  1882, 
p.  78.)— Lane,  J.  H.  Battle  of  F.  7  pp.  (Southern 
Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  19, 1891,  p.  289.) 

Fishery  question :  its  origin,  history,  and 
present  situation.  Isham,  C.  ( Questions  of 
the  day,  no.  41. )  — 2333 

Fishes. 

Collett,  R.  Poissons  provenant  des  cam- 
pagnes  du  yacht  l’Hirondelle  (1885-88).  1896. 
(Albert  I,  H.  C.  G.,  Prince  of  Monaco,  and 
Richard,  J.,  Resultats  des  campagnes  sci.  ac- 
complie8  sur  son  yacht,  fasc.  10. )  — 1691 

-  Day,  F.  Commercial  sea  fishes  of  Gt. 

Britain.  1884.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Ex¬ 
hib.  Literature,  v.  8.)  — 4666 

-  Faber,  G.  L.  Fisheries  of  the  Adriatic 

and  the  fish  thereof.  A  report  of  the  Austro- 
Hungarian  sea  fisheries.  1883.  — 4663 

-  Goode,  G.  B.  American  fishes.  1888.  —2624 


PISHES 


1439 


PISHING 


-  — ,  and  Bean,  T.  H.  Oceanic  ichthy¬ 
ology,  a  treatise  on  the  deep-sea  and  pelagic 
fishes  of  the  world  .  .  .  with  atlas.  1895,  2  v. 
(Smithson.  Inst.  Contrib.  v.  30,  31.)  — 2531 

-  Guenther,  A.  C.  L.  G.  Report  on  the 

deep-sea  fishes.  1887.  (Challenger  Exped. 
Zool.  v.  22. )  — 1551 

-  Hay,  O.  P.  On  some  collections  of  fishes. 

1896.  ( Field  Columb.  Mas.  Pub.  12.)  — 3444 

-  Jordan,  D.  S.  Natural  history  illustra¬ 
tions  .  .  .  Six  species  of  North  American 
fresh- water  fishes.  1889.  — 2531 

-  Kingsley,  J.  S.  (Ed.)  Riverside  natural 

history,  v.  3.  Lower  vertebrates.  [1888.]  1103 
-  Meehan,  W.  E.  Pennsylvania’s  fish  ex¬ 
hibit  at  the  World’s  Columbian  Exposition, 
Chicago,  1893.  Fish,  fishing,  and  fisheries  of 
Pennsylvania.  1893.  — 4663 

-  Roosevelt,  R.  B.  Game  fish  of  the 

northern  states  and  British  provinces  .  .  . 
Illustr.  1884.  —2657 

-  Schomburgk,  Sir  R.  H.  Natural  history 

of  the  fishes  of  Guiana.  1841.  — 2656 

- Bambeke,  C.  van.  Recherches  sur  l’embryologie  des 

poissons  osseux.  66  pp.  3  pi.  ( Brussels,  Acad.  Mem.  cour. 
v.  40,  1876.)— Blake.  H.  P.  Improved  facilities  for  the 
capture,  economic  transmission,  and  distribution  of 
fishes.  52  pp.  4  pi.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Lit¬ 
erature,  v.  10,  p.  417.) — Cobbolfl.  T.  S.  Destruction  of 
fish  and  other  aquatic  animals  by  internal  parasites. 
20  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  6, 
p.  245.) — Bay,  F.  Food  of  fishes.  36  pp.  (London,  In¬ 
ternat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  6,  p.  265.) — Indian  fish 
and  fishing.  65  pp.  4  pi.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib. 
Literature,  v.  2,  p.  441. ) — Fish  supply  of  London.  21  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  154, 1882,  p.  448.)— Fishes  and  their  habits. 
26  PP-  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  153,  1882,  p.  241.)— Goldsmith,  O. 
History  of  fishes.  137  pp.  (In  his  History  of  the  earth 
and  animated  nature,  v.  2,  p.  240.)— Guenther,  A.  C, 
L.  G.  Report  on  the  pelagic  fishes.  47  pp.  6  pi.  (Chal¬ 
lenger  Exped.  Zool.  v.  31.) — Holder,  C.  F.  Game-fishes 
of  the  Florida  reef.  9  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v,  20,  1891,  p.  3.) 
— Nest-builders  of  the  sea.  10  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  68, 
1884,  p.  98. )— Howes.  G.  B.  Zoology  and  food  fishes. 
70  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  2, 
p.  119.) — Huxley,  T.  H.  Fish  diseases.  31  pp.  (Lon¬ 
don,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v .  6,  p.  1.) — I.ee, 
H.  Sea  fables  explained.  139  pp.  (London,  Internat. 
Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v .  3,  p.  179.)— Lowe,  J.  List  of 
the  fishes  known  to  occur  in  the  Norfolk  waters.  8  pp. 
(Mason,  R.  H.,  Hist,  of  Norfolk,  Appendix,  p.  xiii.) — 
Mitchell.  W.  S.  Place  of  fish  in  a  hard-working  diet, 
with  notes  on  the  use  of  fish  in  former  times.  136  pp. 
(London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  1,  p.327.) 
—  Owsjannikow,  P.  Studien  ueber  das  ei,  haupt- 
saechlich  bei  knochenfischen.  54  pp.  3  pi.  (St.  Peters¬ 
burg,  Acad.  Mim.  7  s.  v.  33,  1886.)— Ramsay,  E.  P. 
Notes  on  the  food  fishes  and  edible  mollusca  of  New 
South  Wales.  49  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib. 
Literature,  v.  5,  p.  303.)— Richardson,  J.  Ichthyology. 
100  pp.  30  pi.  (Hinds,  R.  B.,  Zool.  of  the  voyage  of  H.  M.  S. 
Sulphur,  v.  1,  p.  51.)— Robinson,  P.  Fishes  of  fancy. 
97  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  3, 
p.  1.) — Saville-Kent,  W.  Marine  and  fresh-water  fishes 
of  the  British  islands.  132  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish. 
Exhib.  Literature,  v.  1,  p.  73.)— Sim,  G.  Food  of  fishes, 
both  in  fresh  and  salt  water.  50pp.  (London,  Internat. 
Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  11,  p.  499.)— Stewart,  C.  Ich¬ 
thyology.  61  pp.  (In  his  Elements  of  nat.  hist.  v.  1, 
p.  308.)  —  Thompson,  Sir  H.  Fish  as  food.  33  pp. 
(London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  7,  p.  1.)— 


Walsh,  R.  F.  Improved  facilities  for  the  capture,  eco¬ 
nomic  transmission,  and  distribution  of  sea  fishes.  37  pp. 
(London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.7,  p.  115.) — 
Watt,  W.  Currents,  temperatures,  and  other  physical 
conditions  of  the  sea  in  relation  to  fish.  20  pp.  (London, 
Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  11,  p.  549.)— Ways 
and  whims  of  fresh-water  fishes.  10  pp.  (Blackwood's 
Mag.  v.  149,  1891,  p.  778.) 

See  also  Amia  calva.— Bass.— <'od.— Eels.— Elec¬ 
tric  fishes.  —  Food.  —  Herring.  —  Lampreys.  — 
My  Hobate.s.  —  I’ygoplerns  Lucius.  —  Natural 
history.  —  Salmon. —  Sardines. —  Trout, —  Verte¬ 
brates.  Also  Fish  culture.— Fisheries.— Fishing-. 

Fishes,  Fossil  forms. 

Jaekel,  O.  Die  eocaenen  selachier  vom 
Monte  Bolca.  Ein  beitrag  zur  morphogenie 
cler  wirbelthiere.  Mit  textabbildungen  und 
tafeln.  1894.  —1573 

-  Newberry,  J.  S.  Fossil  fishes  and  fossil 

plants  of  the  triassic  rocks  of  New  Jersey  and 
the  Connecticut  valley.  1888.  (King,  C.,  and 
Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  Monographs, 
v.  14 :  U.  S.  50  Cong.  1  sess.  House  miscel.  doc. 
v.  25. )  —3551 

- —  Paleozoic  fishes  of  North  America.  1889. 

(King,  C.,  and  Powell,  J.  W.,  TJ.  S.  Geol.  surv. 
Monographs ,  v.  16  :  U.  S.  51  Cong.  1  sess.  House 
miscel.  doc.  v.  37.)  — 3551 

-  Frdl,  M.  P.  Beschreibung  des  skeletes  von  gymnar- 

chus  niloticus,  nebst  vergleichung  mit  skeleten  form  ver- 
wandter  fische.  43pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denk¬ 
schr.  v.  22:  Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  5,  pt.  1, 
1847,  p.  209.)—  .Taeger,  G.  Ueber  die  uebereinstimmung 
des  pygopterus  lucius  Agass.  mit  dem  archegosaurus 
dechenii  Golf.  9  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr. 
v.  22:  Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  5,  pt.  3,  1850, 
p.  877.) — lioenen,  A.  von.  Beitrag  zur  kenntniss  der 
placodermen  des  nord  -  deutschen  Oberdevon’s.  40  pp. 
4  pi.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Phys.  classe,  Ab¬ 
handl.  v.  30,  1883,  p.  1.) — Mark,  W.  von  der.  Die  fossilen 
fische  der  westfaelischen  kreide.  7  pp.  1  pi.  (Palaeon- 
tographica,  1894-95,  v.  41,  p.  41.)— Rohon,  J.  V.  Die 
obersilurischen  fische  von  Oesel.  132  pp.  3  pi.  (St.  Peters¬ 
burg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  41,  1893.) — Ueber  fossile  fische 
vom  oberen  Jenissei.  17  pp.  2  pi.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad. 
Mem.  7  s.  v.  36, 1889.) — Wagner,  A.  Beitraege  zur  kennt¬ 
niss  der  in  den  lithographischen  schiefern  abgelagerten 
urweltlichen  fische.  80  pp.  4 pi.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens. 
Denkschr.  v.  25:  Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  6, 
pt.  1,  1851,  p.  1.) — Die  fossilen  ueberreste  von  nackten 
dintenfischen  aus  dem  lithographischen  schiefer  und 
dem  lias  des  sued-deutschen  Jura  gebirges.  72  pp.  1  pi. 
(Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  31:  Mathemat.- 
phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  8,  pt.  3,  1860,  p.  749.)— Mono¬ 
graphic  der  fossilen  fische  aus  den  lithographischen 
schiefern  Bayerns.  211  pp.  4  pi.  (Munich,  Akad.  wis¬ 
sens.  Denkschr.  v.  34:  Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl. 
v.  9,  pt.  2,  1862,  pp.  277,  610.) 

See  also  Palaeontology. 

Fishes  of  fancy.  97  pp.  Robinson,  P.  (Lon¬ 

don,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  3,  p.  1.) 

Fishguard,  Wales.  Rowlands,  D.  Fishguard 
invasion  by  the  French  in  1797.  1892.  2587 

Fish-hook,  The  primitive.  7  pp.  Phillips,  B. 

(Century  Mag.  v.  3,  1883,  p.  898.) 

Fishing. 

Berners,  or  Barnes,  J.  Older  form  of  the 
Treatyse  of  fysshynge  wyth  an  angle.  1883. 

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- Treatyse  of  fysshnge  wyth  an  angle  .  .  . 

Ed.  by  “Piscator.”  1885.  (Goldsmid,  E.  M., 
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FISHING 


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• - Dennys,  J.  Secrets  of  angling.  1613 ;  repr. 

1877.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner,  v.  1.)  2117 

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1885.  (Goldsmid,  E.  M.,  Biblioth.  curiosa . )  2127 

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J.  Angling  clubs.  8  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Ex¬ 
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lessons  in  the  gentle  craft.  85  pp.  (London,  Internat. 
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See  also  Bass. —  Salmon.— Sardines.  — Sports.— 
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Sal&m&n  and  Abs&l,  v.  1.— Life  of  JAmi,  v.  1.— Omar 
li  hay  yam.  RubS,iy&t,  v.  1.— Omar  KliayyAin’s 
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lonius:  a  collection  of  wise  saws,  and  modei'n  in¬ 
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A.  Wright.  London,  1889.  3  v.  12°.  2106 

Contents.  BEschylns.  Agamemnon  :  a  tragedy,  v.  3. 
— Rredfield  Hall,  v.  3.— Calderon  de  la  Barca,  P. 
Beware  of  smooth  water ;  Gil  Perez ;  the  Gallician  ;  Keep 
your  own  secret;  Mayor  of  Zalamea;  Painter  of  his  own 
dishonour;  Three  judgments  at  a  blow,  v.  2.— Chrono- 
moros,  v.  3. — Downfall  and  death  of  King  4Edi- 
pus:  a  drama,  v.  3. — Enphranor,  v.  2. — Bird’s-eye 
view  of  Farld-Uddln  Attar’s  Bird  parliament, 
v.  2,-Jftinee,  Moolla  Noor  ed-Deen  Abd-er-Rahman. 
Sal&m&n  and  Abs&l,  v.  3.— Notice  of  .TAmt’s  life,  v.  3. 
— Fetters,  v.  1.— Mighty  magician,  v.  3.— Omar 
KhayyAm.  Rubaiyfit,  v.  3.— Omar  KhayySLm,  the  as¬ 
tronomer  poet  of  Persia,  v.  3.— From  Petrarch,  v.  3.— 
Preface  to  Polonius,  v.  3.— Introduction  to  Readings 
in  Crabhe,  v.  3.— Such  stutr  as  dreams  are  made 
of:  a  drama,  v.  3. — Virgil’s  garden,  v.  3. 

-  ( TV. )  Six  dramas  of  Calderon.  See  Cal¬ 
deron  de  la  Barca,  P. 

-  Bacon,  T.  R.  Edward  Fitzgerald.  21  pp.  (New 

Englander,  v.  52,  1890,  pp.  24,  117.)— Biographical 
preface.  16  pp.  (TKorfcs,  v.  1,  p.  vii. )—  Gosse,  E.  W. 
Edward  Fitzgerald.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  46,  1889, 
p.  57.) — Groome,  F.  H.  Edward  Fitzgerald:  an  after- 
math.  18  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  146,  1889,  p.  615.) 

See  also  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  65,  1890,  p.  133. 

Fitzgerald,  George  Robert.  Ashton,  J.  George 

R.  Fitzgerald.  42  pp.  (In  his  Eighteenth  century  waifs, 
p  135. ) 

Fitzgerald,  Henry  G.  Sunken  French  fleet  at 

Aboukir  bay.  With  chart.  8  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 
V.  143,  1888,  p.  805.) 

Fitzgerald,  John  D.  Mr.  H.  H.  Champion  on 

the  Australian  strike.  10  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  29, 
1891,  p.  445.) 


Fitzgerald,  Maurice. 

Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons.  Sev¬ 
eral  informations  of  John  MacNamarra,  Mau¬ 
rice  Fitzgerald,  and  James  Nash  :  relating  to 
the  horrid  popish  plot  in  Ireland  .  .  .  1680. 

( With  Gt.  Brit.  House  of  Commons,  Votes 
1680. )  1552 

Fitz-G-erald,  Maurice  Purcell  (TV.)  Crowned 
Hippolytus  of  Euripides,  together  with  a 
selection  from  the  pastoral  and  lyric  poets  of 
Greece.  Tr.  into  English  verse.  London, 
1867.  16°.  3343 

Contents.  Alcaeus.  Fragments.  —  Aleman.  Frag¬ 
ments. — Anacreon.  Fragments.— Arion.  Fragment. 
— Aripliron.  Fragment. — Bacchylldes.  Fragments. 
— Bion.  Idyl.— Euripides.  Chresphontes :  fragment.— 
Frowned  Hippolytus.— Erechtlieus,  Fragment.— 
Kvenus.  Fragments. — Ibycus.  Fragments. — Philos- 
tratus.  Island  of  Achilles.  —  Eycophronides. 
Fragments. —  Meleager.  Fragments.  —  Mosclius. 
Idyls.  —  Paul  the  Silentiary.  Fragment.  —  Pindar. 
Fragment.  —  Plato.  Fragments.  —  Sappho.  Frag¬ 
ments. —  Simmias  Thebanus.  Fragment. — Simo¬ 
nides.  Fragments.  —  Stesichorus.  Fragment.  — 
Theocritus.  Idyls. — Timotheus.  Fragment. 

Fitzgerald,  Rev.  P.,  and  M’Gregor,  J.  J. 
History,  topography,  and  antiquities  of  the 
county  and  city  of  Limerick  ;  with  a  prelimi¬ 
nary  view  of  the  history  and  antiquities  of 
Ireland.  Dublin,  1826-27.  2  v.  8°.  2595 

Fitzgerald,  Lady  Pamela.  Burke,  Sir  J.  B. 

Story  of  Pamela.  22  pp.  (In  his  Rise  of  great  families, 
p.  65.) 

Fitzgerald,  Percy  Hethrington.  1834 — .  Book 
fancier ;  or,  the  romance  of  book  collecting. 
London,  1886.  12°.  W.  58 

Contents.  Of  the  auction  room.— Of  binding  and 
its  curiosities. — Of  booh  collectors  and  book  dealers. 
—Of  Faxtons  and  the  English  printers.— Of  the  Elze¬ 
virs.  Plantins,  and  old  printers. —Of  Orangering 
and  Dickensiana.— Of  illustrated  books  and  “lux¬ 
urious  editions.”  —  Concerning  the  inclinable*  or 
cradle  books. — Of  the  library. — Of  the  Mazarin 
Bible.  —  Curiosities  of  printing.  —  Shakespeare 
folios  and  quartos. 

-  Charles  Lamb  ;  his  friends,  his  haunts,  and 

his  books.  London,  1866.  sq.  12°.  4707 

—  Chronicles  of  Bow  St.  Police-Office,  with 
an  account  of  the  magistrates,  “runners,” 
and  police.  London,  1888.  2  v.  8°.  1514 

-  Famous  forgery,  being  the  story  of  “the 

unfortunate”  Doctor  Dodd.  London,  1865. 
12°.  4703 

— —  Kings  and  queens  of  an  hour :  records  of 
love,  romance,  oddity,  and  adventure.  Lon¬ 
don,  1883.  2  v.  8°.  3793 

Contents.  Beck  lor d  and  Fonthill  Abbey,  v.  2. — 
George  Brummel.  v.  2.— An  old  lady’s  love:  the  story 
of  Conway,  the  actor,  v.  2. — Bp.  of  Berry,  v.  2. — Beau¬ 
tiful  Countess  of  Devonshire,  v.  2. — Story  of  Hugh 
Elliot,  v.  2.— Story  of  Mrs.  Fitzherbert,  v.  2. — Ro¬ 
mantic  story  of  Sir  Philip  Francis,  v.  1.— Early  loves  of 
Gibbon  and  Pitt,  v.  1.— The  beautiful  Gunnings, 
v.  1.— Lady  Hamilton,  v.  1.— Ireland  and  the  Shake¬ 
speare  forgeries,  v.  2.— Paul  Jones,  v.  2.— Duchess  of 
Kingston,  v.  2.— Story  of  I>.  E.  E.  v.  1. — Story  of 
“  Mie-mle,”  v.  2.— Story  of  Theodore  of  Corsica,  v.  1. 
—Story  of  Peg  Woffington,  v.  2, 


FITZGERALD,  Percy  Hethrington 


1443 


FITZROY,  Augustus  Henry 


-  Life  and  times  of  John  Wilkes,  M.  P.,  Lord 

Mayor  of  London,  and  Chamberlain.  Lon¬ 
don,  1888.  2  v.  12°.  4796 

-  Life  and  times  of  William  IV.  Including  a 

view  of  social  life  and  manners  during  his 
reign.  London,  1884.  2  v.  8°.  1515 

-  Life  of  Mrs.  Catherine  Clive,  with  an  ac¬ 
count  of  her  adventures  on  and  off  the  stage, 
a  round  of  her  characters,  together  with  her 
correspondence.  London,  1888.  12°.  4796 

-  Lives  of  the  Sheridans.  London,  1886. 

2  v.  8°.  4785 

-  London  city  suburbs  as  they  are  to-day. 

Illustr.  by  W.  Luker,  Jr.  London,  1893.  4°. 

1502 

-  Recreations  of  a  literary  man ;  or,  does 

writing  pay?  London,  1882.  2  v.  12°.  2227 

Contents.  Art  in  the  streets,  v.  2. — Behind  the 
scenes,  v.  1.— Old  booksellers  and  their  hobbies,  v.  2. 
— Bookstalls  and  book-boxes,  v.  2.— Entertainment 
for  breakfast,  y.  1. — Old  catalogues,  v.  2.— Day¬ 
dreams  :  Old  Christmas  days,  v.  2,-foinitrj- 
house  life,  v.  2. — The  Diary,  v.  1.— Charles  Dickens 
as  an  editor,  v.  1.— Charles  Dickens  at  home,  v.  1. — Lit¬ 
erary  friends:  Forster-Carlyle,  v.  1. — Day-dreams: 
Holiday  ports,  v.  2.— At  the  Museum  reading- 
room,  v.  2.— Paternoster  Row,  v.  1. —  Modern 
printing',  v.  2. — The  Study,  v.  1. — Our  suburban 
common,  v.  2.— Day-dreams :  Some  old  Sundays, 
v.  2.— The  Tavern,  v.  1.— My  dogs:  Toby,  v.  2.— My 
dogs:  the  Vixens,  v.  2. — Story  of  a  waltz,  v.  1. 

-  Frances  Abington.  20  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and 

Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  1,  p.  189.)— Delia 
Donna:  or,  the  Cross  before  the  name.  [Anon.]  127  pp. 
(Dublin  Vniv.  Mag.  v.  61,  1863,  pp.  273,  391,  529,  666;  v.  62, 
1863,  pp.  101,  168,  287,  406,  536,  656.)— George  Ann  Bella¬ 
my.  9  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors 
and  actresses,  v.  1,  p.  209.) — Mildrington  the  barris¬ 
ter:  a  romance  of  two  syrens.  139  pp.  (Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  v.  59,  1862,  pp.  88,  194,  314,  491,  616,  725 ;  v.  60,  1862, 
pp.  99,  213,  327,  450,  590 ;  Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  61, 
1863,  p.  703.) 

-  Mr.  Fitzgerald’s  Life  of  George  IV.  39  pp.  (Westm. 

Rev.  n.  s.  v.  60,  1881,  p.  70.) 

Fitzgerald,  W.  N.  P. 

Stabler,  E.  Review  of  the  pamphlet  of 
W.  N.  P.  Fitzgerald  ...  in  opposition  to  the 
extension  of  the  patent  of  O.  Hussey.  [ Anon .] 
1855,  repr.  1897.  (  With  his  Overlooked  pages 

of  reaper  hist. )  — 2723 

Fitzliarris,  Edward. 

Tryal  and  condemnation  of,  for  high-trea¬ 
son,  9  of  June,  1681.  London,  1681.  fo.  4541 

Fitzlierbert,  Mrs.  Maria  Anne  Smythe.  Fitz¬ 
gerald,  P.  H.  Story  of  F.  39  pp.  (In  his  Kings  and 
queens  of  an  hour,  v.  2,  p.  257.) 

Sec  also  George  IV,  King  of  Gt.  Britain. 

Fitzlierbert,  Nicholas.  1550-1612.  Oxonien- 

sis  in  Anglia  academiae  descriptio.  1602.  32  pp.  (Plum¬ 
mer,  C.,  Elizabethan  Oxford,  p.  1 :  Oxford  Hist.  Soc.  v.  8, 
1886.) 

Fitzlierbert,  William,  St.,  Abp.  of  York.  Vita 

Sancti  Willelmi ;  Miracula  quaedam  Sancti  Willelmi ; 
Lectiones  in  festo  translatiouis  Sancti  Willelmi.  42  pp. 
(Raine,  J.,  Histor.  ch.  of  York,  v.  2,  pp.  270,  531,  544:  Gt. 
Brit.  Rolls,  chron. ) 

Fitzliugli,  Miss  M.  C.  Streat.  10  pp.  2  pi. 

(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  25,  1873,  p.  126.) 

Vol.  Ill— 181. 


Fitzliugli,  Nannie  Mayo.  “T’other  Miss 

Mandy.”  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  79,  188.9,  p.  123.) 

Fitz-James,  Anna  Maria.  Needham,  Mrs. 

E.  C.  C.  Anna  Maria  Fitz-James.  4  pp.  (In  her  Eng. 
female  artists,  v.  2,  p.  274.) 

Fitz-James,  James,  1  Duke  of  Berwick. 

Wilson,  C.  T.  Duke  of  Berwick :  Mar¬ 
shal  of  France,  1702-32.  1883.  1544 

Fitz-James,  Marguerite  Augusta  Marie  de 

Loewenhjelm,  Duchesse  de.  Circa  1822 — .  Congrfes  viti- 
coles,  1869  ^  87.  21  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  113,  1887, 
p.  902.) — Vigil e  amCricaine  en  1883.  17  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1883,  3  pgr.  v.  57,  p.  628.) — Vigne  amfiricaine 
en  1885.  11  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  pgr.  v.  73, 
p.  919.) — Vigne  ain6ricaine-Am€riqiie.  21  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1881,  3  pgr.  v.  45,  p.  179.) — Vigne 
amCriCrtine  en  France.  24  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1881,  3  pgr.  v.  45,  p.  880.) — Vlgnes  amCri- 
caincs.  10  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1881,  3  pgr.  v.  44, 
p.  685.) 

Fitz-James,  Oswald.  18  cent. 

Wandsworth  epistle.  In  metre.  London, 
1762.  4°.  (  With  Iveate,  G.,  Netley  Abbey. ) 

2181 

Fitzjames  family.  Brown,  F.  On  the  family 

ofFitzjames.  11pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat. 
Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  24,  1879,  p.  32.) 

Fitzjocelin,  Reginald,  Bp.  of  Bath,  Abp.-elect 

of  Canterbury.  Church,  C.  M.  Reginald,  Bp.  of  Bath 
(1174-91) :  his  episcopate,  and  his  share  in  the  building  of 
the  church  of  Wells.  66  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  50,  1887, 
p.  295.)— Hook,  W.  F.  Reginald  Fitz-Jocelin.  10  pp. 
(In  his. Lives  of  Abps.  of  Canterbury,  v.  2, 1862,  p.  574.) 

Fitzmaurice,  Lord  Edmund  George  Petty. 

1846—.  Home  rule  in  Austria.  23  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  19,  1886,  p.  443.)— Ireland :  1782  and  1887.  19  pp. 

(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  51, 1887,  p.  153.)— Country  landmarks. 
9  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  61,  1890,  p.  114.) — Lord  John 
Bussell.  22  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  59,  1891,  p.  245.) 

-  and  Smith,  H.  Herbert.  .Rural  enclosures 

and  allotments.  23  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  20,  1886, 
p.  844.) 

Fitzmaurice-Kelly,  James. 

Life  of  Miguel  de  Cervantes  Saavedra.  A 
biographical,  literary,  and  historical  study, 
with  a  tentative  bibliography,  1585-1892.  Lon¬ 
don,  1892.  8°.  4745 

Fitz  Patrick,  Bernard  Edward  Barnaby,  2 

Baron  Castletown.  1848—.  Home  rule  and  its  solution. 
13  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  38,  1885,  p.  852.) 

Fitzpatrick,  John  Bernard,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Bos¬ 
ton.  Clarke,  R.  II.  Rt.  Rev.  J.  B.  Fitzpatrick.  27  pp. 
(In  his  Lives  of  deceased  Bps.  v.  2,  p.  310.) 

Fitzpatrick,  Walter. 

The  Great  Conde  and  the  period  of  the 
Fronde  :  a  historical  sketch.  London,  1873. 
2  v.  12°.  2605 

Fitzpatrick,  William  John,  LL.  D.  1830 — 

Lady  Morgan  ;  her  career,  literary  and 
personal,  with  a  glimpse  of  her  friends,  and  a 
Avord  to  her  calumniators.  London,  1860.  12°. 

4891 

Fitzralpli,  Richard,  Abp.  of  Armagh.  —1360. 

De  pauperie  Salvatoris.  220  pp.  ( Wycliffe,  J.,  De  dominio 
divino,  p.  257 :  Wyclif  Soc.) 

Fitzroy,  Augustus  Henry,  3  Duke  of  Grafton. 
Wilkes,  J.  Letter  to  the  Duke  of  Grafton. 
1767.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  23.)  3126 


FITZSIMMONS,  Thomas 


1444 


FLACIUS,  Matthias 


Fitzsimmons,  Thomas.  Flanders,  H.  Thos. 

Fitzsimmons.  8  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  2,  1878,  p.  306.) 

Fitz-Steplien,  William,  —circa  1190.  Vita  et 

passio  S.  Thomae  Archiepiscopi  et  martyris.  41  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  190,  p.  111.) 

Fitz-Tliedmar,  Arnald.  [Attributed  to.]  Circa 
1201-74. 

De  antiquis  legibus  liber.  Cronica  maiorum 
et  vicecomitum  Londoniarum  et  quedam,  que 
contingebant  temporibus  illis  ab  anno  1178  ad 
annum  1274  ;  cum  appendiee.  Nunc  primum 
typis  mandata  curante  Thoma  Stapleton. 
Londoniis,  1846.  sm.  4°.  ( Camden  Soc.  no.  34.) 

1596 

-  [ Attributed  to.~\  Chronicles  of  the  mayors 

and  sheriffs  of  London,  A.  D.  1188  to  A.  D. 
1274  .  .  .  Tr.,  with  notes  and  illustrations,  by 
Henry  Thomas  Riley.  London,  1863.  sm.  4°. 

1534 

-  Ex  Cronica  London  iensi.  21  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc. 

Script,  v.  28,  p.  527.) 

Fitzwilliam,  Charles  William,  5  Earl  of  Fitz¬ 
william ,  and  Bourke,  Lt.-Gen.  Sir  Richard 
{Eds.)  Correspondence  of  the  Right  Hon. 
Edmund  Burke.  See  Burke,  E. 

Fitzwilliam,  William  WTentworth,  Viscount 
Milton.  1839-77. 

History  of  the  San  Juan  water  boundary 
question,  as  affecting  the  division  of  territory 
between  Gt.  Britain  and  the  United  States. 
2  maps.  London,  1869.  8°.  — 2326 

Fitzwilliam,  N.  H.  Norton,  J.  F.  History  of 
Fitzwilliam,  1752-1887.  1888.  .2626 

-  Whittemore,  J.  Genealogical  record  of 

many  Fitzwilliam  families.  1888.  (  With  Nor¬ 
ton,  J.  F.,  Hist. .  of  Fitzwilliam. )  .2626 

Fitzwilliam  Museum.  Foster,  J.  E.,  and 
Atkinson,  T.  D.  Illustrated  catalogue  of  the 
loan  collection  of  plate  exhibited  in  the  Fitz¬ 
william  Museum,  May,  1895.  1896.  {Cam¬ 
bridge  Antiq.  Soc. )  — 1777 

-  Middleton,  J.  H.  Engraved  gems  of 

classical  times,  with  a  catalogue  of  the  gems 
in  the  Fitzwilliam  Museum.  1891.  — 1732 

See  also  Cambridge  University. 

Five  civilized  tribes  of  Indian  territory, 
Dawes  commission  and  the.  Meserve,  C.  F. 

.2657 

Five  hundred  mistakes  of  daily  occurrence 
in  speaking,  pronouncing,  and  writing  the 
English  language,  corrected.  New  York, 
1856.  8°.  —2156 

Five  Indian  nations  depending  on  the  prov¬ 
ince  of  New  York,  History  of  the.'  Colden,  C. 

1633 

Five  Indian  nations  of  Canada,  History  of 
the.  Colden,  C.  4637 

Five  nations.  See  Iroquois. 

Five  o’clock  tea.  11  pp.  Howells,  W.  D. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  76,  1888,  p.  86.) 

Five  thousand  miles  in  a  sledge.  Gowing, 
L.  F.  1408 


Five  years  in  an  English  university.  2  v. 

Bristed,  C.  A.  — 2366 

Five  years  in  Texas.  North,  T.  3587 

Five  years  of  a  hunter’s  life  in  the  far  in¬ 
terior  of  South  Africa.  2  v.  Cumming,  R.  G. 

1437 

Five  years  with  the  Congo  cannibals. 

Ward,  H.  1414 

Fives.  Ainger,  A.  C.  Fives.  1890.  (  With  Heath- 
cote,  J.  W.,  Tennis :  Badminton  Libr. )  — 1796 

See  also  Games.— Sports.— Tennis. 

Fixed  period.  114  pp.  Trollope,  A.  ( Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  130,  1881,  pp.  413,  553,  681  ;  V.  131,  1882, 
pp.  78,  170,  330.) 

Fixtness,  Experimental  notes  of  the  mechan¬ 
ical  origine  or  production  of.  Boyle,  R., 
Experiments  .  .  .  about  the  mechanical  origine 
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Fizes,  Nicolas.  1648-1718.  Opera  de  Frontig- 

lian.  [Anon.]  60  pp.  (Rev.  d.  lang.  roman,  v.  2,  1871, 
p.223.) — Poesies  patoises.  44  pp.  (Rev.  d.  lang.  rom. 
v.  3,  1872,  pp.  89,  220.) 

Flaccus,  Albinus.  See  Alcuin. 

Flaccus,  Caius  Valerius.  See  Valerius  Flaccus 
Setinus  Balbus,  C. 

Flaccus,  Calpurnius.  1  cent.  Excerptae  decern 

rhetorum  minorum,  cum  Pithoei,  Gronovii,  Schultingii, 
et  aliorum  notis,  ex  recensione  Burmanniana.  78  pp. 
(Quintilianus,  M.  F.,  De  institutions  oratoria,  v.  6,  p.  519  : 
Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Biblioth.  class.  Lat.)—  Fragmenta.  1  p. 
(Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  Rom.  fragm.  p.  598.) 

Flaccus,  M.  Fulvius.  B.  C.  2  cent.  Fragmenta. 

3  pp.  (Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  Rom.  fragm.  p.  219.) 

Flaccus,  Verrius.  1  cent.  [Quae  exstant.]  , 

8  pp.  (With  Festus,  S.  P.,  De  verborum  significatione, 
ed.  1700.) 

-  Dirksen.  H.  E.  Die  roemisch-rechtlichen  quellen 

der  grammatiker  F.  und  Festus  Pompeius.  45  pp.  ( Bin - 
terlassene  schriften,  v.  1,  p.  64.) — Grotefend,  G.  F.  Ver¬ 
rius  Flaccus  als  auctor  de  praenomine  erwiesen.  6  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  10,  1843,  p.  171.) 

Flacli,  Hans.  See  Flach,  J.  L.  M. 

Flach,  Johannes  Louis  Moritz.  1845 — -.  Bericht 

ueber  die  in  den  jahren  1874-77  veroeffentlichten,  auf 
die  nachhomerischen  griechischen  epiker  bezueglichen 
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alterth.  v.  3,  1877,  p.  1 ;  v.  5,  1878,  p.  1;  v.  9,  1879,  p.  1.) 

—  lKieronymtis-Soplironius  als  quelle  des  Hesy- 
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6  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  36, 1881,  p.  316.) — Tanz  bei 
den  Griechen.  35  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  15,1880, 
p.  865.) 

-  {Ed.)  Hesiodi  Carmina.  See  Hesiodus. 

Flach,  Martin,  Sr.,  and  Flach,  Martin,  Jr. 
Schmidt,  C.  M.  Flach,  pere,  1477-1500. 
M.  Flach,  fils,  1501-25.  1893.  {In  his  Repert. 

bibliog.  strasbourgeois,  1893,  v.  6. )  W.  52 
Flacius,  Tllyricus ,  Matthias.  Doellinger,  J.  J. 

1.  von.  Mathias  Flacius  Illyrikus  und  Christoph  Lasius. 

44  pp.  (In  his  Reformation,  v.  2,  p.  224.) 

-  and  others.  Historia  ecclesiastica  cen- 

-  turias  I-XIII  complectens  . .  .  Ecclesiae  Chris- 
tianae  ideam  inde  a  Christo  in  carne  exhibito 
.  .  .  juxta  seculorum  seriem  perspicue  ordine 
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Note.— A  reprint  of  the  Centuriae  Magdeburgenses. 


FLACK,  Capt. 


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FLANAGAN,  Michael 


Flack,  Capt.  ( — ),  (Ranger,  pseud.) 

Hunter’s  experiences  in  the  Southern  States 
of  America,  being  an  account  of  the  natural 
history  of  the  various  quadrupeds  and  birds 
which  are  the  objects  of  chase  in  those  coun¬ 
tries.  London,  1866.  p.  8°.  — 1796 

Flagellation. 

Boileau,  J.  Historia  flagellantium  de 
recto  et  perverso  flagrorum  usu  apud  Cliris- 
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-  Foerstemann,  E.  G.  Christliche  geiss- 

lergesellscliaften.  1828.  — 4286 

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commentatio.  1711.  — 4267 

-  Itragaglia,  C.  I  flagcllanti  in  Ceccano.  4  pp.  (Ar- 

chiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  7,  1888,  p.  563.) — Flagel- 
lauti  in  Modica.  2  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari, 
v.  8,  1889,  p.  551.) — 1*<‘I  I  i  z/,a r i .  P.  I  flagellanti  in  Terra 
d’Otranto.  9  pp.  ( Archiv .  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  8, 

1889,  p.  345.) 

See  also  Punishments. 

Flagellum :  or,  the  life  and  death,  birth  and 
burial  of  O.  Cromwell.  Heath,  J.  1518 

Flagellum  (laemonum.  Mengi,  G.  — 2467 
Flagellum  parliamentarian!.  Nicolas,  Sir 
N.  H.  (Ed.)  1508 

Flaget,  Benedict  Joseph,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Louis¬ 
ville.  Olarke,  R.  H.  Rt.  Rev.  B.  J.  Flaget.  20  pp.  (In 
his  Lives  of  deceased  Bps.,  v.  1,  p.  144.) 

Flagg,  Edmund.  1815 — . 

Report  on  the  commercial  relations  of  the 
United  States  with  all  foreign  nations.  Wash¬ 
ington,  1856-57.  4  v.  4°.  ( U.  S.  34  Cong.  1 

and  2  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  19,  pts.  1-4. ) 
Flagg,  Ernest.  New  York  tenement-house 

evil  and  its  cure.  23  pp.  (Woods,  R.  A.,  and  others, 
Poor  in  great  cities,  p.  370.) 

Flagg,  Jared  Bradley.  1820 — . 

Life  and  letters  of  Washington  Allston. 
With  reproductions  from  Allston’s  pictures. 
New  York,  1892.  r.  8°.  3781 

Flags,  Standards,  Ensigns. 

Barbou,  A.  Histoire  complete  anecdo- 
tique  et  populaire  du  drapeau  fran9aise.  n.  d. 

2667 

-  Rey,  J.  Histoire  du  drapeau,  des  couleurs, 

et  des  insignes  de  la  monarchic  fran§aise, 
pr6c6dee  de  l’histoire  des  enseignes  militaires 
chez  les  anciens.  1837,  2  v.  .2606 

- Armstrong,  W.  J.  Captured  battle  flags.  4  pp. 

(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  18,  1887,  p.  252.)— Confederate  (lay. 
8  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  155.) — 
I>  wight,  T.  W.  American  flag  and  John  Paul  Jones. 
4  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  24,  1890,  p.  269.)— Hamilton, 
S.  Our  national  flag :  its  history  in  a  century.  28  pp. 
(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  1,  1877,  p.  401.) — Stars  in  our  flag.  4  pp. 
(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  19,  1888,  p.  150.) — If  ay  ter,  J.  Essay 
on  the  standard  Labarum.  9  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class. 
Journ.  v.  4,  1811,  p.  223.) — Johnston,  Sir  A.  Account 
of  a  flag  representing  the  introduction  of  the  caste  of 
Chalias  or  Cinnamon-peelers  into  Ceylon.  3  pp.  (Royal 
Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Trans,  v.  3,  1835,  p.  332.) — King,  H. 
Our  beloved  flag :  poem.  2  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  24, 

1890,  p.  137.) — Iiurz,  H.  Der  kappenzipfel.  2  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  15,  1870,  p.  95.)— McCarthy,  C.  Origin  of  the 
Confederate  battle  flag.  3  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc. 
Papers,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  497.) 

See  also  Heraldry. 


.  Flagy,  Jean  de.  13  cent. 

Romans  de  Garin  le  Loherain,  pub.  pour 
la  premiere  fois  et  prec6d§  de  l’examen  du 
systfime  de  M.  Fauriel  sur  les  romans  carlo- 
vingiens.  Paris,  1833-35.  2  v.  12°.  (Paris, 

A.  P.,  and  others,  Romans  de  douze  pairs  de 
France,  v.  2,  3. )  1225 

Flamant,  A.  1839—. 

Stability  des  constructions  ;  resistance  des 
matgriaux.  2  6d.  [Illustr.]  Paris,  1897.  8°. 

(Lechalas,  M.  C.,  Encyc.  des  travaux  pub.) 

—2735 

Flamarantle.  Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L.  A.  D. 

( G.  Sand,  pseud. ),  QZuvres  compl.  v.  35.  —4177 
Flamenca.  Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  (Ed.)  Roman 
de  Flamenca  .  .  .  Tr.  et  accompagn6  d’un 
glossaire.  1865.  2383 

-  Hermann!,  F.  W.  Culturgeschichtliche  momente 

im  provenzalischen  roman  Flamenca.  61  pp.  (Stengel, 
E.,  Ausgaben,  v.  4,  p.  77.) — Raynonard,  F.  J.  M.  Ro¬ 
man  de  Flamenca.  47  pp.  (In  his  Lexique  rom.  v.  1, 
p.  1.) — Kevillont,  C.  De  la  date  possible  du  roman  de 
Flamenca.  14  pp.  (Rev.  d.  lang.  rom.  v.  8,  1875,  p.  5.) 

Flamines  perpetui  in  Africa.  3  pp.  Hirsch- 

feld,  O.  (Hermes,  v.  26,  1891,  p.  150.) 

Flamingoes.  Blake,  H.  A.  Flamingoes  at 

home.  5  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22,  1887,  p.  886.) 

See  also  Rirds. 

Flamini,  Francesco. 

Lirica  toscana  del  rinascimento  anteriore 
ai  tempi  del  Magnifico.  Pisa,  1891.  8°.  2372 

Flaminio,  Giovanni  Antonio.  Circa  1464-1536. 

Epistola  de  laudibus  urbis  Faventiae.  5  pp.  (Mittarelli, 
G.  B.,  Ad  Script,  rer.  Ital.  Muratorii  accessiones,  p.  832.) — 
Vitae  SS.  Terentii,  Sabini.  Emiliani  et  Petri 
Damiani.  protectorum  urbis  Faventiae.  20  pp.  (Mit¬ 
tarelli,  G.  B.,  Ad  Script,  rer.  Ital.  Muratorii  accessiones, 
p.  796.) 

Flaminio,  Marco  Antonio. 

Greswell,  W.  P.  Memoirs  of  Angelus 
Politianus  .  .  .  Marcus  Antonius  Flaminius, 
and  the  Amalthei.  1805.  3812 

Flammarion,  Nicolas  Camille.  1842 — .  How 

I  became  an  astronomer.  6  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150, 
1890,  p.  100.) — Last  days  of  the  earth.  12  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  59, 1891,  p.  558.) 

Flammermont,  Jules  Gustave.  1852 — . 

Histoire  des  institutions  municipales  de 
Senlis.  Paris,  1881.  8°.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des 
hautes  etudes ,  v.  45. )  *  — 4154 

-  La  Jacquerie  en  Roan  vaisis.  21  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  9, 

1879,  p.  123.)— Papiers  de  Sonlavie.  11  pp.  (Rev.  hist. 
v.  25,  1884,  p.  107.) 

-  (Ed.)  Correspondance  secrete  du  Comte 

de  Mercy- Argenteau  avec  l’Empereur  Joseph 

II  et  le  Prince  de  Kaunitz.  See  Mercy- Argen¬ 
teau,  F.  C.,  Comte  de. 

-  (Ed.)  Remontrances  du  Parlement  de 

Paris  au  XVIII  sieicle.  See  France,  Parlements. 
Flamsteed,  Rev.  John.  Wrangham,  F.  John 

Flamsteed.  7  pp.  (In  his  Brit.  Plutarch,  v.  5,  p.  107.) 

Flanagan,  John  Woulfe.  1852 — .  Friends  of 

the  farmer.  13  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882,  p.  934.) 

Flanagan,  Michael.  [Notice  of  F.]  2  pp. 

(Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  41,  1885,  p.  442.) 


1446 


FLANDRIN,  Jean  Hippolyte 


FLANDERS,  Mrs.  G.  M 


Flanders,  Mrs.  G.  M. 

The  Ebony  idol.  [  Anon.  ]  New  York, 
1860.  8°.  2336 

Flanders,  Henry.  1826 — .  Life  and  times  of 

John  Dickinson,  1732-1808,  by  C.  J.  Stills.  25  pp.  (Pa. 
Mag.  Hist.  v.  15,  1891,  p.  1.)— Thos.  Fitzsimmons.  8  pp. 
(Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  2,  1878,  p.  306.) — Commemorative  ad¬ 
dress  on  John  Wm.  Wallace.  45  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist. 
v.  8,  1884,  p.  v.) 

Flanders. 

Forster,  J.  G.  A.  Ansichten  vom  Nie- 
derrhein,  von  Brabant,  Flandern,  etc.,  1790. 
1791-94,  3  v.  1408 

-  Sotheby,  S.  L.  Principia  typographica : 

the  block-books,  or  xylographic  delineations 
of  Scripture  history,  issued  in  .  .  .  Flanders 
.  .  .  during  the  fifteenth  century .  .  .  1858,  3v. 

— 17E5 

-  Figarol,  V.  Vie  flamande  et  le  roman  intime  en 

Belgique:  Henry  Conscience.  22  pp.  (Rev.  contemp. 
1855,  v.  4,  p.  496.) — Febon,  ( — ).  Mdmoire  couronng,  sur 
les  Forestiers  de  Flandre.  56  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Mo- 
rinie,  Mem.  v.  2,  pt.  1, 1835,  p.  29.) — Foys,  P.  de.  M^moire 
sur  les  Forestiers  de  Flandre.  24  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de 
Morinie,  Mem.y.  2,  pt.  1,1835,  p.  83.) — Temple,  Sir  W. 
Survey  of  the  constitutions  and  interests  of  .  .  .  Holland, 
France,  and  F.;  with  their  relation  to  England,  in  the 
year  1671.  44  pp.  (In  his  Miscellanea,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Belgium. — Holland. — Netherlands. 

For  the  ballads  and  songs,  language,  and  literature  of 
Flanders,  see  Flemish. 

Flanders,  Church  History. 

Potter,  F.  de,  and  Broeckaert,  J.  Ge- 
schiedenis  van  de  gemeenten  der  provincie 
Oost-Vlaanderen.  1864-95,  32  v.  3634 

Flanders,  Fine  arts. 

Chennevieres,  H.,  Comte  de.  Dessins 
du  Louvre :  Ecoles  flamande,  hollandaise,  et 
allemande.  n.  d.  — 17A1 

-  Descamps,  J.  B.  Vie  des  peintres  flamands, 

allemands,  et  hollandois.  1753-69,  5  v.  3795 

-  Deuchar,  D.  Collection  of  etchings,  after 

the  most  eminent  masters  of  the  Dutch  and 
Flemish  schools.  1803.  — 17E4 

-  Baes,  E.  Peinture  flamande  et  son  enseignement 

sous  le  regime  des  contraries  de  St.  Luc.  224  pp.  (Brus¬ 
sels,  Acad.  Mini.  cour.  v.  44,  1882.)— Cust,  L.  Dutch  and 
Flemish  schools.  155  pp.  (Hi  his  Index  of  artists  .  .  . 
v.  1,  p.  1.)— FoirOIongazon,  ( — ).  Fleurs  et  peinture 
de  fleurs :  Ecole  flamande.  26  pp.  (Corresponclant,  n.  s. 
v.  95,  1883,  p.  901.) — Michel,  E.  Commencemens  du 
paysage  dans  Part  flamand.  39  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 

1885,  3  p6r.  v.  70,  p.  794.)—  Muentz,  E.  Art  flamand  et 
Part  italien  au  XV  si&cle.  34  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 

1886,  3  p6r.  v.  74,  p.  557.) — Reynolds,  Sir  J.  Journey  to 
F.  and  Holland,  in  1781.  100  pp.  (Lit.  Works,  v.  2.  p.  137: 
Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) — Vasari.  G.  Di  diversi  arte- 
fici  fiamminghi.  14  pp.  ( Opere,  v.  7,  p.  579.) 

Flanders,  Genealogy. 

Witgcr,  ( — ).  Genealogia  comitum  Flandriae.  15  pp. 
(Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Mem.  v.  2,  pt.  1,  1835,  p.  349.) 

Flanders,  History. 

Bresin,  L.  Chroniques  de  Flandre  et 

d’ Artois.  1880.  .2604 

-  Henne,  A.  Histoire  du  rigne  de  Charles  V 

en  Belgique.  1858-60,  10  v.  in  5.  3625 

-  Hutton,  J.  James  and  Philip  van  Arte- 

veld.  Two  episodes  in  the  history  of  the 
fourteenth  century.  1882.  3644 


-  Morgan,  Sir  T.  True  and  just  relation  of 

progress  in  France  and  Flanders  with  the 
6000  English,  1657,  58,  at  the  taking  of  Dun¬ 
kirk.  1699,  repr.  1882.  (Arber,  E .,  Eng.  garner, 
v.  4.)  2117 

-  Potter,  F.  de,  and  Broeckaert,  J.  Ge- 

schiedenis  van  de  gemeenten  der  provincie 

Oost-Vlaanderen.  1864-95,  32  v.  3634 

-  Baeelier,  L.  de.  Flandre  maritime  avant  et  pendant 

la  domination  romaine.  23  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie, 
MSm.  v.  9,  pt.  2,  1851,  p.  135.) — Boglietti,  G.  Don  Gio¬ 
vanni  d’Austria  in  Fiandra.  La  rottura  delle  trattative 
di  pace  e  la  battaglia  di  Gemblours.  29  pp.  (Nuov. 
antol.  3  s.  v.  26,  1890,  p.  662.)— Anciennes  clironiqucs 
de  Flaiulre.  Extraits.  102  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist. 
Gaulcs,  v.  22,  p.  329.) — Varia  de  comitatn  Flandriae. 
8  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  4,  p.  30.)— Convocations 
et  subsides  pour  l’ost  de  Flandre  de  1302-04.  19  pp. 
(Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  23,  p.  788.) — Rinatix, 
A.  Anciennes  modes  flamandes.  31pp.  (Soc.  des  antiq. 
de  Morinie,  Mtm.  v.  10,  pt.  1, 1858,  p.59.)—  Hedouin,  P. 
Le  Sacrilege,  chronique  de  la  Flandre  au  15  sifecle.  25  pp. 
(Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Mem.  v.  3,  1836,  p.  210.) — Mira- 
cnlaS.  Frsniari  in  itinere  per  Flandriam  facta.  6  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  2,  p.  837.) — Roden  berg, 
J.  Vlamische  studien.  18  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  27, 
1881,  p.  242.) — Salviati,  L.  Discorso  intorno  alia  ri- 
bellione  di  Fiandra  [1576] .  28  pp.  (Prose  ined.  p.  53  : 
Scelta  di  curiositd  letterarie,  no.  129.) — Subside  pour 
Post  de  Flandres.  7  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaulcs, 
v.  21,  p.  564.) 

F landers,  Numismatics. 

Demay,  G.  Inventaire  des  sceaux  de  la 
Flandre.  1873,  2  v.  3701 

-  Durand,  A.  DScouvertes  de  quelques  monnaies  an- 

glaises,  flamandes,  et  frangaises  a  Calais.  2  pp.  (Soc. 
antiq.  de  Morinie,  Bull.  1852,  p.  48.) 

Flantles,  Juan  de.  Justi,  K.  Juan  de  Flandes, 

ein  niederlaendisclier  hofmaler  Isabella  der  Katho- 
lischen.  12  pp.  (ICoenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb. 
v.  8,  1887,  p.  157.) 

Flantlin,  Jean  Marie  Etienne.  1853 — . 

Assemblies  provinciales  dans  1’ Empire  ro- 
main  et  l’ancienne  France.  Des  conseils  gene- 
raux  de  departements.  Auxerre,  1877.  8°. 

—2342 

Flandina,  Antonino  (Ed.) 

II  codice  Filangeri  e  il  codice  speciale. 
Privilegi  inediti  della  citta  di  Palermo.  Pa¬ 
lermo,  1891.  r.  8°.  (Soc.  sicil.  per  la  storia 
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4392 

-  (Ed.)  Statuti  ordinamenti  e  capitoli  della  citta  di 

Polizzi.  56  pp.  (Soc.  sicil.  per  la  storia  patria,  Docu¬ 
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Flandrau,  Charles  Eugene.  1828 — .  Ink-pa- 

du-ta  massacre  of  1857.  22  pp.  (Minn.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  3,  1880,  p.  386.) 

Flandria.  See  Flanders. 

Flandrijs.  Fragmente  eines  mittelniederlaen- 
dischen  rittergedichtes,  zum  ersten  male  her- 
ausg.  von  Johannes  Franck.  Strassburg,  1876. 
8°.  (Brink,  B.  E.  C.  ten,  and  others,  Quellen 
undf orschungen,  v.  18.)  — 3166 

Flandrin,  Jean  Hippolyte.  1809-64.  Lettres. 

29  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  63,  1864,  p.  801.) 

-  Boissard,  F.  Peinture  religieuse :  Flandrin,  Dela¬ 
croix.  20  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  55,  1862,  p.  728.)— Fa- 
grange,  L.  Hippolyte  Flandrin.  30  pp.  (Correspon¬ 
dant,  v.  61,  1864,  p.  740.) 


FLANNER,  Henry  G. 


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FLECK,  August 


Planner,  Henry  G.  Flanner’s  North  Carolina 

battery  at  the  battle  of  the  crater.  2  pp.  ( Southern  Hist. 
Soc.  Papers,  v.  5,  1878,  p.  247.) 

Flat,  Paul.  Eugene  Delacroix.  55  pp.  (Dela¬ 
croix,  P.  V.,  Journal,  v.  1,  p.  i.)  • 

— —  (Ed.)  Journal  de  Eugene  Delacroix.  See 
Delacroix,  F.  V.  E. 

Flatbusli,  N.  Y.  Vanderbilt,  G.  L.  Social 
history  of  Flatbusli,  and  manners  and  customs 
of  the  Dutch  settlers  in  Kings  county.  1881. 

3567 

Flatlie,  Heinrich  Theodor.  1827 — . 

Zeitalter  der  restauration  und  revolution, 
1815-51.  Berlin,  1883.  r.  8°.  (Oncken,  W., 
Allgem.  gescliichte ,  4  hauptabth.  2  tli. )  3723 

Flathead  Indians.  See  Kalispel  Indians. 
Flather,  John  J. 

Dynamometers  and  the  measurement  of 
power.  New  York,  1892.  12°.  —2726 

Flaubert,  Gustave.  Brandes,  G.  M.  C.  Gus¬ 
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p.  390.)  The  same  in  English.  51  pp.  (In  his  Eminent 
authors  of  the  19  cent.  p.  259.) — BrunetiCre,  F.  Lettres 
de  F.  et  de  George  Sand.  11  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1884,  3  p6r.  v.  61,  p.  695.) — Dininehl,  G.  Gustave  Flau¬ 
bert.  4  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  2,  p.  933.)— Kcnnard, 
Mrs.  N.  H.  Gustave  Flaubert  and  George  Sand.  16  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  20,  1886,  p.  693.)— Klein,  H.  Gustav 
Flaubert  in  seinen  briefen  an  Georg  Sand.  10  pp.  (  Un¬ 
sere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  2,  p.  753.) — Note  oil  F.  4  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly ,  v.  50,  1882,  p.  271.) — Pontmartin,  A.  de.  Ro¬ 
man  bourgeois  et  le  Roman  dfimocrate.  MM.  About  et 
F.  18  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  41,  1857,  p.  289.) — Scherer, 
E.  H.  A.  Roman  de  F.  11  pp.  (In  his  Etudes  critiques 
sur  la  littgrat.  contemp.  v.  4,  p.  293.)— Two  French 
men  of  letters.  7  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  68,  1891, 
p.  695.) 

Flavacourt,  Hortense  Felicity  de  Mailly-Nesle, 

Marquise  de.  Goncourt,  E.  L.  A.  H.  de,  and  Goncourt, 
J.  A.  de.  Miles,  de  Nesle.  181  pp.  (In  their  Mattresses 
de  Louis  XY,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Flavie.  Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L.  A.  D.  (G.  Sand, 
pseud.),  CEuvres  compl.  v.  36.  — 4177 

Flavigny,  Catherine  Moitessier,  C'ovitessc  de. 

1843—.  Dans  les  forets.  71  pp.  (Coi-respondant,  n.  s. 
v.  92, 1882,  p.  994 ;  v.  93, 1882,  p.  58.)— Sur  les  moil  tallies. 
65  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  94,  1883,  pp.  925,  1118.) — 
Marie  de  Olfers.  27  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  90, 1882, 
p.  702.) 

Flavio,  Biondo.  Viertel,  A.  Flavius  Blondus 

ueber  die  auffindung  der  Ciceronischen  Briefe.  3  pp. 
(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1881,  p.  150.) 

Flavius  Alcibiad.es,  Titus.  Hirschfeld,  G. 

Die  familie  des  F.  10  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  7,  1873,  p.  52.) 

Flax.  Leeson,  J.  R.  (Ed.)  Flax,  shall  it  be 
“  free  ”  or  “  protected  ”  ?  1888.  — 4686 

-  United  States.  State,  Department  of. 

Special  consular  reports.  Beet-sugar  indus¬ 
try  and  flax  cultivation  in  foreign  countries. 
1891.  —4553 

The  same.  (U.  S.  52  Cong.  1  sess.  House 
miscel.  doc.  v.  16.) 

-  Whitman,  E.  A.  Flax  culture  :  an  outline 

of  the  history  and  present  condition  of  the 
flax  industry  in  the  United  States.  1888. 

—4686 


-  Health  of  minors  employed  in  manufactories  of  cot¬ 
ton,  woollen,  silk,  flax,  and  jute.  15  pp.  (Mass.  State 
Board  of  Health,  Report,  1871,  p.  409.) 

See  also  Agriculture. —  DancisU. —  Linen. — 
Mu  n  ii  fac  t  ii  res. — S  pinning. 

Flaxley  Abbey,  the  existing  remains.  4  pp. 

1  pi.  Middleton,  J.  H.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Trans,  v.  6,  1881-82,  p.  280.) 

Flaxley  grange.  22  pp.  Heane,  W.  C.  (Bristol 

and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  6,  18S1-82,  p.  284.) 

Flaxman,  John.  Cunningham,  A.  John  Flax- 

man.  79  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  Brit,  painters,  etc.,  v.  3, 
p.237.) — Fairliolt,  F.  W.  John  Flaxman.  11pp.  (In 
his  Homes  ...  of  Eng.  artists,  p.  101.) — Malden,  H. 
Flaxman.  10  pp.  (In  his  Distinguished  men  of  mod. 
times,  v.  4,  p.  334.) 

Flax  well,  England.  Trollope,  E.  Sleaford, 
and  the  wapentakes  of  Flaxwell  and  Asward- 
hurn.  1872.  .2536 

See  also  Lincolnshire. 

Fleau  de  Naples.  23  pp.  Dumas,  A.,  CEuvres 

compl.  v.  30,  p.  275. 

Fleay,  Rev.  Frederick  Gard. 

Biographical  chronicle  of  the  English 
drama,  1559-1642.  London,  1891.  2  v.  8°.  3314 

-  Chronicle  history  of  the  life  and  work  of 

Wm.  Shakespeare,  player,  poet,  and  play- 
maker.  London,  1886.  8°.  3304 

-  Chronicle  history  of  the  London  stage, 

1559-1642.  London,  1890.  8°.  '  3314 

-  Guide  to  Chaucer  and  Spenser.  London, 

1877.  16°.  (Collins,  W.,  School  and  college 
classics. )  3127 

-  Introduction  to  Shakesperian  study.  Lon¬ 
don  [1877].  16°.  (Collins,  W.,  Eng.  classics. ) 

3127 

-  Shakespeare  manual.  London,  1878.  16°. 

3397 

-  On  the  actor  lists,  1578-1642.  38  pp.  (Royal  Hist. 

Soc.  Trans,  v.  9,  1881,  p.  44.)— On  the  career  of  Samuel 
Daniel.  12  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  11,  1889,  p.  619.) — Annals  of 
the  career  of  Nathaniel  Field.  9  pp.  (Eng.  studien, 
v.  13,  1889,  p.  28.) — On  the  chronology  of  the  plays  of 
Fletcher  and  Massinger.  24  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  9, 
1886,  p.  12.) — On  the  interpretation  of  the  early  mythol¬ 
ogies  of  Greece  and  India.  17  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  5, 

1883,  p.  1.)— Neglected  facts  on  Hamlet.  11pp.  (Eng. 
studien,  v.  7,  1884,  p.  87.)— On  the  history  of  theatres  in 
London,  from  their  first  opening  in  1576  to  their  closing 
in  1642.  20  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  10,  1882,  p.  114.) 
—Lectures  on  polytheism.  31  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  6, 

1884,  pp.  73,  159,  225,  289.) 

Flecliere,  Rev.  J.  W.  de  la.  See  Fletcher,  Rev. 
J.  W. 

Flecliier,  Esprit,  Bp.  of  Nimes.  1632-1710. 

Oraisons  funSbres,  avec  les  notes  de  tous 
les  commentateurs  ;  precedes  d’un  discours 
sur  l’oraison  funebre  par  Dussault.  Paris, 
1828.  8°.  2211 

-  BrunetiCre,  F.  Eloquence  de  F.  12  pp.  (Rev.  d. 

deux  mondes,  1885,  3  p6r.  v.  72,  p  213.) — Fhampagny.  F. 
J.  M.  T.  H.,  Comte  de.  MGnoires  de  F.  10  pp.  (Corre¬ 
spondant,  v.  13,  1846,  p  965.)— Dussault,  J.  J.  Notice 
sur  F.  28  pp.  (F16chier,  E.,  Bp.  of  Nimes,  Oraisons 
funibres,  p.  xxxvii.) 

Fleck,  August.  Der  betonte  vocalismus  einiger 
altostfranzoesischer  sprachdenkmaeler  und 
die  assonanzen  der  Chanson  des  Loherains 
verglichen.  Marburg,  1877.  8°.  — 2133 


FLECKEISEN,  Alfred 


1448 


FLEMING,  Paul 


Fleckeisen,  Alfred  [Ed.)  1820 — . 

Catonianae  poesis  reliquiae.  See  Cato,  M. 
P.  ( Censoring. ) 

-  {Ed.)  T.  M.  Plauti  Comoediae.  See  Plau¬ 
tus,  T.  M.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Fleeknoe,  Richard.  —  circa  1678. 

^Enigmatical  characters :  being  rather  a 
new  work,  then  new  impression  of  the  old. 
London,  1665.  16°.  1327 

-  Epigrams  of  all  sorts,  made  at  divers  times 

on  several  occasions.  London,  1670.  16°.  1327 
Fleet,  Charles. 

Glimpses  of  our  ancestors  in  Sussex  ;  with 
sketches  of  Sussex  characters,  remarkable 
incidents,  etc.  2  ed.  Lewes,  1882.  8°.  2544 

The  same.  Illustr.  2  s.  Lewes,  1883.  8°.  2544 
Fleet,  John  Faithfull.  1847 — .  Copper-plate 

grant  of  the  DSvagiri-YMava  King  Singhana  II.  8  pp. 
4  pi.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay,  Journ.  v.  15, 1883,  p.  383.) 
—Five  copper-plate  grants  of  the  western  Chalu- 
kya  dynasty,  from  the  Karnul  district.  22  pp.  5  pi. 
(Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay,  Journ.  v.  16,  1885,  p.  223.)— 
G6<IAvari  copper-plate  grant  of  the  Raj&  Prithivi- 
nifila.  7  pp.  2  pi.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay,  Journ. 
v.  16, 1885,  p.  114.)— Note  on  a  matter  arising  out  of  the 
Gupta  era.  17  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay,  Journ. 
v.  18,  1894,  p.  71.) 

Fleet  prison, 

Ashton,  J.  The  Fleet.  Its  river,  prison, 
and  marriages.  1888.  1515 

See  also  London. 

Fleets.  See  Naval  art  and  science. 

Fleetwood,  Charles.  — 1692. 

Answer  to  the  humble  representation  of 
Col.  Morley  .  .  .  wherein  he  declares  .  .  .  for  a 
free  Parliament,  as  the  only  expedient  for 
England’s  settlement.  [London,  1659.]  sm. 
4°.  ( Commonwealth  tracts,  v.  2. )  4555 

-  and  others.  Letter  from  the  officers  at 

Whitehall  to  the  officers  under  Gen.  Monck 
in  Scotland.  With  the  answer  of  Gen.  Monck 
and  his  officers  thereunto.  Edinburgh,  1659. 
sm.  4°.  ( Commonwealth  tracts,  v.  2. )  4555 

Fleetwood,  William,  D.  D.  1656-1723.  Works. 
New  ed.  Oxford,  1854.  3  v.  8°.  — 3254 

Contents.  Burdett,  J.  Letter  to  some  attorney's 
clerks  of  his  acquaintance,  written  six  days  before  his 
execution,  v.  3.— Letter  to  an  inhabitant  of  the  parish  of 
St.  Andrew’s  Holborn,  about  new  ceremonies  in  the 
Church,  v.  3.— Judgment  of  the  t’hurcli  of  England 
in  the  case  of  lay-baptism  and  of  Dissenters’  baptism, 
v.  3, — Counsellor's  plea  for  the  divorce  of  Sir  G.  D. 
and  Mrs.  F.,  v.  3. — Chronicon  preciosum ;  or,  an  account 
of  English  money,  the  price  of  corn,  and  other 
commodities,  for  the  last  600  years,  v.  3.  —  Reason¬ 
able  communicant;  or,  an  explanation  of  the  doc¬ 
trine  of  the  sacrament  of  the  Lord's  supper,  in 
all  its  parts,  from  the  communion  service,  v.  3.— Essay 
upon  miracles,  v.  3.— Papists  not  excluded  from  the 
throne  upon  the  account  of  religion,  v.  3.— Defence  of 
praying  before  sermon  as  directed  by  the  LV  canon, 
v.  3.— Thirteenth  chapter  of  the  Romans  vindicated 
from  the  abusive  senses  put  upon  it,  v.  3.— Sermons, 
v.  l,  2. — Life  and  miracles  of  St.  Wincfretle,  together 
with  her  litanies,  v.  3. 

Fleetwood  :  or,  the  new  man  of  feeling.  3  v. 
Godwin,  W.  1293 


Fleisclier,  Ernst  Gerhard  {Ed.)  1799-1832. 
Gallery  to  Shakspeare’s  Dramatic  works 
in  outlines.  See  Retzsch,  F.  A.  M. 
Fleisclier,  Heinrich  Leberecht.  Mueller,  A., 

and  Socin,  A.  Heinrich  Thorbecke’s  wissenschaftlicher 
nachlass  und  H.  L.  Fleischer’s  lexikalische  sammlungen. 
28  pp.  (Deutch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  45,  1891,  p.  465.) — 
Pertseh,  W.  Verzeichniss  der  aus  Fleischer’s  nachlass 
der  Deutsclien  morgenlaendischen  gesellscliaft  ueber- 
kommenen  muenzen.  3  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  v.  45,  1891,  p.  292.) — Kcydel,  R.  H.  Fleischer: 
Ueber  die  moeglichkeit  einer  normativen  aesthetik. 
5  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  102,  1893,  p.  133.) 

Fleisclier,  Oskar.  Zum  kuenstlerjubilaeum 
Joseph  Joachim’s.  6  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  1,  p.  201.) 

Fleiscliliacker,  Robert  von  {Ed.) 

Lanfrank’s  Science  of  cirurgie.  See  Lan- 
franc,  A  bp.  of  Canterbury. 

Fleiscliman,  Adolf.  Die  berner  ueberein- 

kunft  zum  schutze  des  urheberrechts.  15  pp.  ( Unsere 
Zeit ,  1888,  v.  2,  p.  314.)— Julius  Grosse  und  sein  neuestes 
werk  “das  volkramslied.”  15  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1890, 
v.  1,  p.  143.) — Das  Nationalinusoiini  in  Muenclieii 
und  dessen  director  Prof.  Dr.  W.  H.  von  Riehl.  12  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  2,  p.  152.)— Dr.  Max  von  Pollen- 
kofer  und  die  hygiene.  16  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1889, 
v.  1,  p.  108.) 

Fleishman,  S.  L.  ( Tr. ) 

Romantic  school.  See  Heine,  C.  J.  H.  (in 
preceding  catalogue). 

Fleming,  Abraham  ( Tr. )  Circa  1552-1607. 

Of  English  dogs.  See  Caius,  J. 

Fleming,  Albert.  Revival  of  hand  spinning 

and  weaving  in  \yestmoreland.  7  pp.  (Century  Mag. 
v.  15,  1889,  p.  521.) 

Fleming,  David  Hay.  Scotland  after  the  union 

of  the  crowns.  40  pp.  6  pi.  (Paton,  J.,  Scottish  nat. 
mem.  p.  87.) 

-  {Ed.)  Register  of  the  minister,  elders, 

and  deacons  of  the  Christian  congregation  of 
St.  Andrews.  1559-1600.  Edinburgh,  1889- 
90.  2  v.  8°.  (Scottish  Hist.  Soc.  Pub.  v.  4,  7.) 

.2566 

Fleming,  George,  LL.  D.  1833—.  Suppression 

of  rabies  in  the  United  Kingdom.  16  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  27,  1890,  p.  497.) — Vivisection  and  the  diseases 
of  animals.  11pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11, 1882,  p.  468.) 

-  ( Tr. )  Treatise  on  the  parasites  and  para¬ 
sitic  diseases  of  the  domesticated  animals. 
See  Neumann,  L.  G. 

Fleming,  George,  pseud.  See  Fletcher,  J.  C. 
Fleming,  J.  A. 

Alternate  current  transformer  in  theory 
and  practice.  [Illustr.]  London,  1889-92.  2v. 
8°.  —1534 

Fleming,  John  C.  Are  we  Anglo-Saxons? 

4  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  153,  1891,  p.  253.) 

Fleming,  Marjorie. 

Brown,  J.  Marjorie  Fleming,  a  sketch, 
being  the  paper  entitled  Pet  Marjorie,  a  story 
of  child  life  fifty  years  ago.  1884.  4773 

Note.  Also  in  his  John  Leech  and  other  papers,  p.  197. 

Fleming,  Paul.  1609-40. 

Auserlesene  gedichte.  Leipzig,  1822.  16°. 
(Mueller,  W.,  Biblioth.  deutsch.  dichter  des  17 
Jahr.  v.  3.)  2347 


FLEMING,  Sandford 


1449 


FLETCHER,  Rev.  John  William 


Fleming1,  Sandford,  LL.  D.  1827 — . 

Appeal  to  the  Canadian  Institute  on  the 
rectification  of  Parliament.  Toronto,  1892. 
8°.  —3492 

-  Report  on  surveys  and  preliminary  opera¬ 
tions  on  the  Canadian  Pacific  Railway  up  to 
Jan.  1877.  Maps  and  charts  to  accompany 
report  up  to  Jan.  1874.  Ottawa,  1877.  2  v. 
8°.  —2734 

Fleming1, William  Stuart.  Scotch-Irish  settlers 

in  South  Carolina,  and  their  descendants  in  Maury  co., 
Tennessee.  9  pp.  (Scotch-Irish.  Soc.  of  Am.  Proc.  at 
Columbia,  p.  202.) 

Fleming-.  See  also  Flemyng. 

Flemings  and  their  chimneys  in  Pembroke¬ 
shire,  The.  7  pp.  2  pi.  Allen,  W.  O.  B.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
Assoc.  Journ.  v.  41, 1885,  p.  117.) 

Flemish  ballads  and  songs.  Liebrecht,  F. 

Vlaemische  maerchen  und  volkslieder.  13  pp.  (Germa¬ 
nia,  v.  14,  1869,  p.  84.) 

Flemish  language.  Meyer,  J.  D.  Memoire 

sur  l’origine  de  la  difference  relative  a  l’usage  de  la 
langue  flamande  ou  wallonne.  57  pp.  (Brussels,  Acad. 
Nouv.  m6m.  v.  3,  1826,  p.  435.) 

See  also  Dutch  language. 

Flemish  literature,  History  and  criticism. 

Haek,  D.  Das  vlaemische  schriftthum  im  19  jahrhundert. 
10  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  1,  p  151.) — Keymeulen, 
L.  van.  Trois  pofetes  flamands.  20  pp.  ( Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1890,  3  per.  v.  101,  p.  660.)—  Rosenberg1,  J. 
Vlamische  studien.  18  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  27, 
1881,  p.  117.) 

See  also  Bolgian  literature. 

Flemish  people.  See  Flanders. 

Flemming,  Paul.  See  Fleming,  P. 

Flemyng,  ( — ).  Ballat  of  evil  wives.  4  pp. 

(Sibbald,  J.,  Chronicle  of  Scottish  poetry,  v.  3,  p.  212.) 

Flemyng.  See  also  Fleming. 

Fleres,  Ugo.  1857 — .  Peccato  veniale :  no¬ 
vella.  12  pp.  ( Nuov .  antol.  3  s.  v.  34,  1891,  p.  651.)— La 
Rcgiuottn :  novella.  15  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  27, 
1890,  p.  503.)— Un'  ombra:  novella.  12  pp.  (Nuov. 
antol.  3  s.  v.  26,  1890,  p.  107.) 

Flers,  Hyacinthe  Camille  Spiro  Fran§ois  de 
Paule  de  La  Motte  Ango,  Marquis  de.  1836 — . 

Comte  de  Paris.  Tr.  by  Constance  Ma- 
jendie.  London,  1889.  8°.  4734 

Fletelier,  ( — ).  Letter  on  the  tone  and  matter 

of  Judge  Fletcher’s  printed  charge.  32  pp.  (Pamph¬ 
leteer,  v.  5,  1815,  p.  151.) 

Fletcher,  Alice  Cunningham.  Circa  1845 — . 
Indian  education  and  civilization.  A  re¬ 
port  prepared  in  answer  to  Senate  resolution 
of  Feb.  23, 1885.  Washington,  1888.  8°.  (U.  S. 
Education,  Bureau  of,  Spec,  report. )  — 4361 

Fletcher,  Andrew,  of  Saltoun. 

Erskine,  D.  S.,  11  Earl  of  Buchan.  Essays 
on  the  lives  and  writings  of  Fletcher  of  Sal¬ 
toun  and  the  poet.Thomson.  1792.  4735 

Fletcher,  Archibald.  Fletcher,  Mrs.  E.  D. 

Memoir  of  F.  16  pp.  (In  her  Autobiography,  p.  361.) 

Fletcher,  Charles  Robert  Leslie.  1858 — . 

Gustavus  Adolphus  and  the  struggle  of 
Protestantism  for  existence.  New  York,  1890. 
12°.  (Abbott,  E.,  Heroes  of  the  nations.)  4726 


-  All  Souls  College  versus  Lady  Jane  Stafford,  1587. 

72  pp.  1  pi.  (In  his  Collectanea,  1  s.,  p.  179 ;  Burrows, 
M.,  Collectanea,  2  s.  p.  479:  Oxford  Hist.  Soc.  v.  5,  16.) 

-  (Ed.)  Collectanea,  1  s.  Oxford,  1885.  8°. 

( Oxford  Hist.  Soc.  v.  5. )  2525 

Contents.  Fletcher,  C.  R.  L.  All  Souls  College 
versus  Lady  Jane  Stafford,  1587.  —  Madan,  F.  Daily 
ledger  of  John  Dome,  1520.— Shadwell,  C.  L.  Cata- 
logue  of  the  library  of  Oriel  College  in  the  14  century. 
— Henson,  H.  H.  Letters  relating  to  Oxford  in  the  14 
century,  from  originals  in  the  Public  Record  Office  and 
British  Museum. — Jackson,  T.  W.  Dr.  Wallis’  letter 
against  Mr.  Maidwell,  1700.— Duff,  E.  G.  Account-books 
of  James 'Wilding',  1682-1688. 

Note. — For  2  s.  see  Burrows,  M. 

Fletcher,  Mrs.  Eliza  Dawson.  1770-1858. 

Autobiography.  With  letters  and  other 
family  memorials.  Boston,  1883.  12°.  4896 

Fletcher,  Rev.  Giles.  Circa  1588-1623. 

Christ’s  victory  in  heaven  and  on  earth  : 
and  triumph  over  and  after  death  :  a  poem. 
London,  1783.  8°.  ( With  Fletcher,  P.,  Pur¬ 
ple  island. )  1324 

-  Campbell.  T.  Lives  of  G.  and  P.  Fletcher.  3  pp. 

(Sanford,  E.,  and  Walsh,  R.,  Jr.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  5,  p.  91.)— 
— Willinntt.  R.  A.  Giles  Fletcher.  26  pp.  (In  his 
Lives  of  the  Eng.  sacr.  poets,  v.  1,  p.  62.) 

-  and  Fletcher,  Rev.  Phineas.  Select  poems. 

22  pp.  (Sanford,  E.,  and  Walsh,  R.,  Jr.,  Brit,  poets, 
v.  5.  p.  89.) 

Fletcher,  Grace.  Fletcher,  Mrs.  E.  D.  Me¬ 

moir  of  F.  19  pp.  (In  her  Autobiography,  p.  341.) 

Fletcher,  James.  1811-32. 

History  of  Poland ;  from  the  earliest  pe¬ 
riod  to  the  present  time.  With  a  narrative 
of  the  recent  events,  obtained  from  a  Polish 
patriot  nobleman.  New  York,  1831.  18°. 

( Harper's  Fam.  Libr.  no  24.)  4337 

Fletcher,  John.  1579-1625. 

Works,  with  an  introduction  and  explana¬ 
tory  notes,  by  H.  Weber.  See  Beaumont,  F., 
and  Fletcher,  J.  (in  supplement). 

-  Der  Aeltre  bruder.  96  pp.  (Baudissin,  W.  H.  F. 

K.,  Graf  von,  Ben  Jonson  u.  seine  schule,  v.  2,  p.  201.) — 
Der  Spanischc  pfarrer.  120  pp.  (Baudissin,  W.  H. 

F.  K.,  Graf  von,  Ben  Jonson  u.  seine  schule,  v.  1,  p.  303.) 

-  Philaster ;  Rule  a  wife  and  have  a  wife. 

See  Beaumont,  F.,  and  Fletcher,  J. 

-  Ilo.vl<“,  R.  Beaumont,  Fletcher,  and  Massinger. 

129  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  5,  1882,  p.  74;  v.  7,  1884,  p.  66; 
v.  8,  1885,  p.  39;  V.  9,  1886,  p.  209;  v.  10,  1887,  p.  383.)— 
Coleridge,  S.  T.  Notes  on  Beaumont  and  F.  27  pp. 
(In  his  Lectures  ...  on  Shakspere,  p.  425.)— Fleay,  F. 

G.  On  the  chronology  of  the  plays  of  F.  and  Massinger. 
24  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  9  1886,  p.  12.)— Dowell,  J.  R. 
Beaumont  and  F.  5  pp.  (In  his  Old  Eng.  dramatists, 
p.  100  ;  and  Harper’s  Mag.  v.  85,  1892,  p.  757.)— Syuionds, 
J.  A.  Some  notes  on  Fletcher’s  Valentinian.  12  pp. 
(Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1886,  p.  334.) 

-  and  Massinger,  Philip.  Boyle,  R.  Zur 

Barnavelt-frage.  9  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  9,  1886,  p.  153.) 

Fletcher,  or  De  laFlechere,  Rev.  John  William. 
Benson,  J.  Life  of  Rev.  John  W.  De  la 
FlechSre.  1838.  4881 

-  Tyerman,  L.  Wesley’s  designated  suc¬ 
cessor  :  the  life,  letters,  and  literary  labours 
of  Rev.  John  W.  Fletcher.  1882.  4894 

Sec  also  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  60,  1883,  p.  136. 


FLETCHER,  Julia  Constance 


1450 


FLEURY,  Abbey 


Fletcher,  Julia  Constance  (George  Fleming, 

pseucl.)  Circa  1850 — .  Leopardi.  13  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  1,  1885,  p.  978.)— Strange  story  of  Margaret  Beau¬ 
champ.  19  pp.  ( Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  55,  1887,  pp.  174, 
282.) 

Fletcher*,  Lazarus.  1854 — . 

Optical  indicatrix  and  the  transmission  of 
light  in  crystals.  London,  1892.  8°.  1513 

Fletcher,  Rev.  Phineas.  1582-1650. 

Purple  island ;  or,  the  Isle  of  man :  an 
allegorical  poem.  To  which  is  added  Christ’s 
victory  and  triumph :  a  poem,  by  Giles 
Fletcher.  London,  1783.  8°.  1324 

-  Select  poems.  See  Fletcher,  G.,  and 

Fletcher,  P. 

-  Campbell,  T.  Lives  of  G.  and  P.  Fletcher.  3  pp. 

(Sanford,  E.,  and  Walsh,  R.,  Jr.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  5,  p.  91.) — 
Willmott,  R.  A.  Phineas  Fletcher.  3  pp.  (In  his 
Lives  of  the  Eng.  sacr.  poets,  v.  1,  p.  88.) 

Fletcher,  R.  ( TV. )  17  cent.  Ex  otio  negotium  ; 

or,  Martiall,  his  epigrams.  See  Martialis,  M.  Y. 
Fletcher,  Robert. 

Prehistoric  trephining  and  cranial  amulets. 
Washington,  1882.  4°.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S. 
Geog.  and  geol.  surv.  of  the  Rocky  mt.  region, 
Contrib.  to  N.  Am.  Ethnol.  v.  5. )  — 3551 

Fletcher,  Rev.  William  George  Dimock.  1851 — . 

Leicestershire  pedigrees  and  royal  des¬ 
cents.  [Illustr.]  Leicester,  1887.  r.  8°.  2794 
Fletcher,  William  Isaac.  A.  L.  A.  index.  An 
index  to  general  literature,  biographical,  his¬ 
torical,  and  literary  essays,  eto.  Issued  by 
the  publishing  section  of  the  American  Libra¬ 
ry  Association.  Boston,  1893.  r.  8°.  1113 

-  Poole’s  Index  to  periodical  literature.  Sec¬ 
ond  supplement,  1887-92.  Boston,  1893.  r.  8°. 

1113 

Note.— For  1  suppl.  see  Poole,  W.  F.,  and  Fletcher, 
W.  I.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  Public  libraries  in  America.  Illustr.  Bos¬ 
ton,  1894.  16°.  (Todd,  D.  P.,  Columbian 

knowledge  s.  no.  2. )  W.  38 

-  Index  to  periodical  literature.  See  Poole, 

W.  F.,  and  Fletcher,  W.  I.  (in  preceding  cata¬ 
logue). 

-  (Ed.)  Cooperative  index  to  periodicals 

for  1890.  New  York,  1891.  r.  8°.  W.  62 

-  and  Bowker,  Richard  Rogers  (Eds.)  An¬ 
nual  literary  index,  1892-96.  New  York,  1893- 
97.  5  v.  r.  8°.  1113 

Fletcher,  William  Younger. 

Bookbinding  in  France.  London,  1894. 
r.  8°.  (Portfolio,  no.  10,  1894.)  — 4571 

-  English  bookbindings  in  the  British  Mu¬ 
seum.  Illustrations  of  sixty-three  examples, 
selected  on  account  of  their  beauty  or  histor¬ 
ical  interest,  with  introduction  and  descrip¬ 
tions.  London,  1895.  fo.  — 17A2 

Fletching,  England.  Spurrell,  F.  On  the 

architecture  of  Fletching  church.  6  pp.  1  pi.  (Sussex 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  4,  1851,  p.  237.)— Wilde,  S.  D. 
Fletching,  parish  and  church.  6  pp.  1  pi.  (Sussex  Arch¬ 
aeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  4,  1851,  p.  231.) 

See  also  Sussex. 


Fleur  tie  mauve :  nouvelle.  32  pp.  Monnier, 

P.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suissc,  3  p<Sr.  v.  52,  1891,  pp.  139, 
332.) 

Fleurette.  12  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  133, 

1883,  p.  512.) 

Fleurs  tie  Mai.  5  pp.  Dudevant,  Mme. 

A.  L.  A.  D.  (G.  Sand,  pseud.),  CEuvres  compl.  v.  85,  p.  303. 

Fleury,  Mile.  See  Nones,  M.  F. 

Fleury,  Abraham  Joseph  Laute  de,  dit  Benard. 
Manne,  E.  D.  de.  Abraham  Joseph  Laute  de  Fleury  dit 
Benartl  Fleury.  12  pp.  (In  his  Troupe  de  Voltaire, 
p.  815.) 

Fleury,  Am6d6e.  Champagny,  F.  J.  M.  T.  N., 

Comte  de.  St.  Paul  et  Sdndque,  par  F.  11  pp.  (Corrc- 
spondant,  v.  32,  1853,  p.  141.) 

Fleury,  Andre  Hercule,  Cardinal  de.  Broglie, 

J.  V.  A.  Due  de.  Cardinal  de  Fleury  et  la  “  Pragmatic 
Sanction.”  25  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  20, 1882,  p.  257.) 

Fleury,  Benard.  See  Fleury,  A.  J.  L.  de. 
Fleury,  Claude,  Abb6.  1640-1723. 

Mceurs  des  Israelites  et  des  Chretiens.  Ed. 
stereotype.  Lille,  1821.  12°.  — 4107 

Fleury,  Edouard.  1815-83. 

Etudes  revolutionnaires.  Saint-Just  et  la 
terreur.  Paris,  1852.  2  v.  12°.  4687 

-  France  archeologique.  Antiquites  et  mo¬ 
numents  du  departement  de  1’ Aisne.  Accom- 
pagnee  de  140  gravures.  Paris,  1877-82.  4  v. 
4°.  1721 

Fleury,  Elie.  Circa  1850 — .  Guerre  de  1557  en 
Picardie.  See  Lemaire,  E.,  and  others. 
Fleury,  Frangois  Louis,  Marquis  de.  Balch, 

E.  W.  Marquis  de  Fleury,  Lt.-Col.  in  the  Continental 
army.  3  pp.  ( Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  1,  1877,  p.  724.)  —Wyatt, 
T.  Lt.-Col.  De  Fleury.  6  pp.  (In  his  Mem.  of  generals, 
p.  42.) 

Fleury,  Jean.  1816 — . 

Litterature  orale  de  la  Basse-Normandie 
(Hague  et  Yal-de-saire).  Paris,  1883.  16°. 

(Litterat.  populaires,  v.  11.)  2217 

-  I’aris  port  de  mer.  26  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1891, 

3  pdr.  v.  104,  p.  626.) 

-  (Ed.)  Le  Battoud  cassd.  3  pp.  (Romania,  v.  10,  1881, 

p.  408.) 

-  Brummert,  W.  J.  Fleury:  Marivaux  et  le  Mari- 

vaudage.  28  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  neufranz.  sprache  und  lit. 
v.  5,  pt.  2,  1883,  p.  129.) 

Fleury,  Jules,  dit  Champfleury.  1821—. 

Musee  secret  de  la  caricature.  Paris,  1888. 
12°.  2293 

-  (Ed.)  Sculptures  grotesques  et  symbo- 

liques  (Rouen  et  environs).  See  Adeline,  J. 

-  Henley,  W.  E.  Champfleury.  3  pp.  (In  his  Views 

and  reviews,  p.  148.) 

Fleury,  Louis  de.  Depots  de  cendres  de  Nal- 

liers  (Vendde).  11  pp.  (Rev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  12,  1888, 
p.  349.) 

Fleury,  Paul  Pierre  Armand  de.  1839 — . 

Die  holz-  und  marmor-malerei  [n.  t.  p  ] 
Berlin,  n.  d.  fo.  — 17A3 

Fleury,  Abbey.  Catalogus  abbatum  monas¬ 
tery  Floriacensis.  1  p.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  79 ; 
Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  500.)— t’hronieoii 
Floriacense.  2  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  121.) 
—Gregorius  IV,  Pope.  Epistola  de  dignitate  et  privi¬ 
leges  monasterii  Floriacensis.  1  p.  (Baluze,  E.,  Mis- 
ccll.  v.  3,  p.  4.) 


FLIBUSTIERS. 


1451 


FLOODS 


Fli bustiers.  See  Buccaneers. 

Flicke,  Robert.  16  cent.  Voyage  to  the  coast 

of  Spain  and  the  Azores,  1591.  3  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voy¬ 
ages,  v.  2,  p.  671.) 

Flies.  See  Diptera. 

Flies,  Spanish.  See  Cantharides. 

Fliess,  Wilhelm.  Gegenwaertiger  stand  der 

lehre  von  der  cholera.  20  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau ,  v.  40, 
1884,  p.  399.) 

Flight,  Walter.  ♦ 

Chapter  in  the  history  of  meteorites.  Lon¬ 
don,  1887.  8°.  —2485 

Flight,  A.  11  pp.  Dickens,  C.  J.  H.,  Works , 
v.  8,  p.  317. 

Flight  into  Egypt.  Van  Bebber,  T.  E.  1328 
Flight  into  Egypt.  16  pp.  Van  Dyke,  H. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  80,  1890,  p.  44.) 

Flight  of  birds.  See  Birds. 

Flinn,  David  Edgar. 

Ireland :  its  health-resorts  and  watering 
places.  London,  1888.  8°.  —3767 

Flint,  Austin,  M.  D.  1812-86.  John  Appleton 

Swett.  10  pp.  (Gross,  S.  D.,  Lives  of  Am.  physicians, 
p.  722.) 

Flint,  Austin,  Jr.,  M.  D.  1836 — .  Late  theo¬ 
ries  concerning  fever.  9  pp.  (Forum,  v.  7,  1889,  p.  531.) 
—Possible  revolution  in  medicine.  9  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  6,  1888,  p.  361.) — Revolution  in  medicine.  10  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  527.)— What  shall  the  public 
schools  teach?  10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  5,  1888,  p.  146.) — On 
the  cause  of  the  movements  of  ordinary  respiration. 
13  pp.  (Brain,  v.  4,  1882,  p.  43.) — Mechanism  of  the 
siisging  voice.  11  pp.  (Forum,  v.  4,  1887,  p.  612.) 

-  Open  door  of  quackery.  See  Eggleston, 

W.  G.,  and  others. 

Flint,  Earl.  Nicaragua  foot-prints.  6  pp. 

(Am.  Antiq.  v.  11,  1889,  p.  306.) — Antiquities  of  Nicaragua: 
Origin  of  the  Palenque  builders.  14  pp.  (Am. 
Antiq.  v.  4,  1882,  p.  289.) 

Flint,  Robert,  D.  D.  1838—. 

History  of  the  philosophy  of  history,  v.  1. 
Edinburgh,  1893.  8°.  2423 

Contents.  Historical  philosophy  in  France  and 
French  Belgium,  and  Switzerland. 

-  Vico.  Phila.,  1884.  16°.  (Knight,  W., 

Philos,  class.)  3851 

-  J.  Martineau:  A  study  of  religion.  12  pp.  (Mind, 

v.  13,  1888,  p.  590.)— Theological  teaching  in  a  uni¬ 
versity.  3  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Liter¬ 
ature,  v.  15,  p.  84.) 

-  Ritchie,  D.  G.  Flint,  Vico.  4  pp.  (Mind,  v.  9,  1884, 

p.  579.) 

Flint,  Timothy.  1780-1840. 

First  white  man  of  the  west ;  or,  the  life 
and  exploits  of  Col.  Dan’l  Boone,  the  first 
settler  of  Kentucky ;  interspersed  with  inci¬ 
dents  in  the  early  annals  of  the  country. 
Cincinnati,  1851.  12°.  3704 

-  Griswold,  R.  W.  Timothy  Flint.  6  pp.  (In  his 

Prose  writers  of  America,  p.  152.) 

Flint,  Weston. 

Statistics  of  public  libraries  in  the  United 
States  and  Canada.  Washington,  1893.  8°. 
(U.  S.  Education,  Bureau  of,  Circulars,  no.  7. ) 

—4361 

Flint.  See  also  Flynt. 


Vol.  Ill,— 182. 


Flint,  Wales. 

Taylor,  H.  Historic  notices,  with  topo¬ 
graphical  and  other  gleanings,  descriptive  of 
the  borough  and  county-town  of  Flint.  1883. 

2594 

Flint  glass.  See  Glass. 

Flint  implements,  Palaeolithic,  in  the  quater¬ 
nary  drift  at  Reading.  11pp.  2  pi.  Stevens,  J.  (Brit. 
Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  37,  1881,  p.  1.) 

Flint  implements  in  Ohio,  Remarkable  finds 

of  leaf-shaped.  2  pp.  Read,  M.  C.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  1, 
1878,  p.  98.) 

Flintshire.  See  Flint. 

Fljotsdoela  liin  meiri.  Kalund,  K.  (Ed.) 

( Samfund .  til  udgivelse  af  gam.  nord.  litt.  no. 
11.)  —3157 

Flloyd,  Thomas  (Ed.)  18  cent. 

Persian  letters.  See  Montesquieu,  C.  deS., 
Baron  de  la  Brede  et  de. 

Flloyd.  See  also  Floyd. 

Floating  islands.  Piers,  H.  Notice  sur  les 

lies  flottantes,  entre  St.  Omer  et  Clairmarais.  12  pp. 
(Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Mem.  v.  2,  pt.  2,  1835,  p.  187.) 

Flocculation. 

Bliss,  W.  J.  A.  Apparent  forces  between 
fine  solid  particles  totally  immersed  in  liquids. 
[1895.]  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Theses,  1895.) 

.—2306 

Flocon,  Ferdinand.  Loudun,  E.  Portraits 

parlementaires :  Flocon.  7  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  24, 
1849,  p.  294.) 

Flodden  field,  Legend  of.  9  pp.  (Fraser’s 

Mag.  v.  32,  1845,  p.  459.) 

Floerke,  Gustav.  1846 — .  Herren  banditen. 

16  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  29,  1881,  p.  108.) 

Flogging. 

Napier,  Sir  C.  J.  Remarks  on  military 
law  and  the  punishment  of  flogging.  1837. 

—1346 

- -  Flogging  in  the  navy.  8$pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  25,  1849, 

pp.  97,  225,  318,  417,  538.) 

See  also  Punishments. 

Flood,  The.  See  Deluge. 

Flood  of  Thessaly,  etc.  Procter,  B.  W.  (B. 

Cornwall,  pseud. )  1394 

Flood  plains  of  rivers.  14  pp.  McGee,  W.  J. 

(Forum,  v.  11,  1891,  p.  220.) 

Floods. 

Brown,  J.  C.  Reboisement  in  France  .  .  . 
with  a  view  to  arresting  and  preventing  the 
destructive  consequences  and  effects  of  tor¬ 
rents.  1880.  — 4695 

-  Hazen,  H.  A.  Danger  lines  and  river 

floods  of  1882.  1884.  (U.  S.  Signal  Office, 

Signal  service  notes,  no.  15. )  —3466 

-  Ogilvie,  J.  S.  (Pub.)  History  of  the  great 

flood  in  Johnstown,  Pa.,  May  31, 1889.  [1889.] 

3577 

-  Iloolin,  R.  von.  Das  unglueck  von  Johnstown.  5  pp. 

(  Unsere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  2,  p.  562.) — Douniol,  C.  Les  inon- 
dations.  29  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  69,  1866,  p.  474.) — 
I)uneaii-IIal«lane,  R.  A.  P.  H.,  3  Earl  of  Camper  down. 
Floods.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  15,  1884,  p.  94.) — 
Forbes,  U.  A.  Prevention  of  floods.  8  pp.  (Macmil¬ 
lan's  Mag.  v.  43,  1881,  p.  321.)— Gherardi,  A.  Di  alcune 


FLOODS 


1452 


FLORENCE,  William  James 


memorie  storiche  risguardanti  l’inondazione  avvenuta 
in  Firenze  1333.  22  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  3  s.  v.  17,  1873, 
p.  240.) — Famines  and  floods  in  India.  21  pp.  ( Mac¬ 
millan's  Mag.  v.  37,  1878,  p.  236.)  —  Katzerowsky,  W. 
Periodicitaet  der  ueberschwemmungen.  16  pp.  (Verein 
f.  gescli.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  26,  1887, 
p.  156.) — Oswald,  F.  L.  Floods  and  forests.  4  pp. 
(TV.  Ant.  Rev.  v.  152,  1891,  p.756.) — Powell,  J.  W.  Our 
recent  floods.  11  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  155,  1892,  p.  149.) — 
River  floods.  31  pp.  ( Edin .  Rev.  v.  153,  1881,  p.  416.) — 
Slialer,  N.  S.  Floods  of  the  Mississippi  valley.  8  pp. 
( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  51,  1883,  p.  653.) 

Sec  also  Deluges.— Forests  and  Forestry.— Riv¬ 
ers. 

Floovant.  Bartsch,  K.  F.  (Ed.)  Flovent. 

Bruchstuecke  eines  mittelniederlaendischen  epischen 
gedichtes.  30  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  9,  1864,  p.407  ;  Kalff,  G., 
Middelnederland.  epische  fragm.  p.  180.) — Olavius,  J. 
(Ed.)  Floventis  sagae  Olaviana  versio.  Floventis  Regis 
Francorum  vita.  76  pp.  (Darmesteter,  A.,  De  Floovante 
vctustiore  Gallico  pocmate  .  .  .  p.  115.) 

-  Darmesteter,  A.  De  Floovante  vetus- 

tiore  Gallico  poemate  et  de  Merovingo  cyclo. 
1877.  2392 

Flora.  See  Botany. 

Flora,  oder  botanische  zeitung,  welclie  recen- 
sionen,  abhandlungen,  aufsaetze,  nenigkeiten, 
und  nachrichten,  die  botanik  betreffend  ent- 
haelt.  Herausg.  von  der  Koenigl.  botani- 
schen  gesellschaft  in  Regensburg.  Jahrg. 
3-13,  1820-30.  Regensburg,  1820-30.  22  v.  in 

12,  12°.  .—2687 

Note.—  Jahrg.  1,  2  wanting. 

Continued  as  Flora,  oder  allgemeine  bo¬ 
tanische  zeitung.  Unter  besonderer  mitwir- 
kung  der  Herren  Agardh  [und  anderen], 
herausg.  von  der  Koenigl.  bayerischen  bota- 
nischen  gesellschaft  zu  Regensburg,  Jahrg. 
14-16,  1831-33.  Regensburg,  1831-33.  6  v. 

in  5,  12°. 

The  same.  .  .  im  auftrage  der  Koenigl. 
bayer.  botan.  gesells.  zu  Regensburg  herausg. 
von  D.  H.  Hoppe  und  Dr.  A.  E.  Fuernrohr. 
Jahrg.  17-25,  1834-42.  Regensburg,  1834-42. 
18  v.  in  11,  12°. 

The  same.  Redigirt  von  Dr.  A.  E.  Fuern¬ 
rohr,  Dr.  Herrich-Schaeffer,  Dr.  J.  Singer  .  .  . 
Jahrg.  26-71  (n.  reihe  1-46),  1843-88.  Regens¬ 
burg,  1843-88.  49  v.  in  46,  12°.  and  8°. 

The  same.  Frueher  herausg.  von  der 
Koenigl.  bayer.  botan.  gesells.  zu  Regens¬ 
burg.  IJerausgeber  Dr.  K.  Goebel.  [Mit  3 
ergaenzungsbaenden.]  Jahrg.  72-83,  1889-97. 
Marburg,  1889-97.  12  v.  8°. 

Note. — Accompanied  by  appendices  having  separate 
pagination  and  bearing  the  following  titles :  ileibla  ot¬ 
ter  zur  Flora.  22  nos.  1832-42.— Reilage  zur  Flora. 
21  nos.  1820-30. — Beilage  (Besondere)  zur  Flora.  4  nos. 
1843,  ’44,  ’50,  ’58.—  Ergaenzungsblaetter.  6  nos.  1825, 
1828-30. — Intelligenzblatt  zur  Flora.  1831-42.— Eite- 
raturbericlite  zur  Flora.  6  nos.  1831-33.— Roper- 
torium  der  periodischen  botanischen  literatur  vom 
beginn  des  jahres  1864  an.  3  nos.  1864. 

Flora  Brasiliensis.  37  v.  Martius,  K.  F.  P. 
von,  and  others.  — 3661 

Flora  Bristoliensis.  Swete,  E.  H.  — 2667 
Flora  of  Hertfordshire.  Pryor,  A.  R.  —2666 


Flora  of  Liverpool.  Dickinson,  J.  — 2603 
Flora  of  Mauritius  and  the  Seychelles. 

Baker,  J.  G.  — 2603 

Flora  of  Middlesex.  Trimen,  H.,  and  Dyer, 
W.  T.  T.  —2687 

Flora  of  New  Bedford,  and  the  shores  of 
Buzzard’s  bay.  Hervey,  E.  W.  — 2603 

Flora  of  Somerset.  1  v.  in  2.  Murray,  R.  P. 
(Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc. 
Proc.  v.  39,  40. )  .2547 

Flora  of  the  Assyrian  monuments  and  its 
outcomes.  Bonavia,  E.  1715 

Flora  of  the  British  West  Indian  islands. 

Grisebach,  A.  H.  R.  — 2686 

Flora  of  the  Dakota  group.  Lesquereux,  L. 
(Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  Monographs, 
v.  17. )  —3535 

Flora  of  the  Hawaiian  islands.  Hillebrand, 
W.  —2603 

Flora  of  Wiltshire.  Flower,  T.  B.  ( Wilt¬ 
shire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  4-14, 
1858-74.)  .2556 

Floral  arrangement,  Flowers  of  Japan  and 
the  art  of.  Conder,  J.  — 17D7 

Floran,  Mary,  pseud.  See  Leclercq,  M. 
Floranes,  Rafael  de. 

Vida  literaria  del  Canciller  Mayor  de  Cas¬ 
tilla,  D.  Pecfro  Lopez  de  Ayala.  Madrid, 
1851-52.  2  v.  8°.  (Col.  doc.  hist.  Espaha , 

v.  19,  20. )  3516 

Florhert,  St.,  Abbot  of  Blandin.  Lantbert. 

Libellus  de  loco  sepulturae  Florberti  abbatis  contra 
monachos  S.  Bavonis.  4  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script. 
v.  15,  pt.  2,  p.  641.) 

Flore  and  Blancheflor. 

Assenede,  D.  van.  Floris  ende  Blance- 
floer.  1879.  (Moltzer,  H.  E.,  and  Winkel, 
J.  te,  Biblioth.  van  middelnederl.  lettcrkunde. ) 

—3192 

-  Hausknecht,  E.  (Ed.)  Floris  and  Blaun- 

cheflur.  Mittelenglisches  gedicht  aus  dem  13 
jahrhundert.  1885.  (Samml.  engl.  denkmae- 
ler  in  krit.  ausgaben,  v.  5. )  1394 

-  Relvau,  A.  (Ed.)  Histoire  amoureuse  de  Flores  et 

Blanchefleur.  25  pp.  (In  his  Coll,  des  romans  de  cheva- 
lerie,  V.  3,  p.  97.) — AiTjyT)<Tis  <!>Ac6pioii  sat  nAai£ia<f)A<ji>pT]s. 
56  pp.  (Wagner,  W.,  Mediaeval  Gr.  texts,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Epic  ami  heroic  poetry. — Folk-lore. 

Flore  and  Blancheflor,  Criticism. 

Herzog,  H.  Die  beiden  sagenkreise  von  Flore  und 
Blanschefiur.  92  pp.  (Germania,  v.  29,  1884,  p.  137.) — 
Stoflfel,  C.  Zu  E.  Hausknecht’s  Floris  and  Blaunche- 
flur.  2  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  9,  1886,  p.  389.) 

Flore  gothique.  Lambin,  E.  — 1772 

Flore  ornementale.  Ruprich- Robert,  V.  M.  C. 

— 17D5 

Florence,  Mrs.  Malvina  Pray.  Hutton,  L. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Florence.  18  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and 
Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  5,  p.  113.) 

Florence,  William  James.  1831-91.  E.  A. 

Sothern.  18  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L., 
Actors  and  actresses,  v.  4,  p.  247.) — Lester  Wallack. 
7  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  147,  1888,  p.  453.) 


FLORENCE,  William  James 


1453 


FLORENCE,  Church  history 


-  Hutton,  L.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Florence.  18  pp.  (Mat¬ 
thews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  5, 
p.  113.) 

Florence,  Abp.  of.  See  Antonino,  St. 

Florence,  Italy. 

Beyle,  M.  H.  (Stendhal,  pseud.)  Rome, 
Naples,  et  Florence,  en  1817.  [ Anon .]  1817. 

3532 

The  same.  1887.  — 1106 

- Dumas,  A.  Une  ann6e  a  Florence.  1844, 

2  v.  2401 

The  same.  1883.  ( (Euvres  compl.  v.  5. ) 

—4195 

-  Grazzini,  A.  F.  detto  II  Lasca  (Ed.)  Tntti 

i  trionfi,  carri,  mascherate  o  canti  carnascial- 
eschi  andati  per  Firenze  dal  tempo  del  mag- 
nifico  Lorenzo  de’ Medici  fino  all’  anno  1559  in 
questa  2  ed.  corretti,  con  diversi  MSS.  colla- 
zionati  .  .  .  1750,  2  v.  2362 

-  Ingiiirami,  F.  Description  de  l’imp.  et  r. 

Palais  Pitti  et  du  r.  iardin  de  Boboli.  1832. 

—1757 

-  Scaife,  W.  B.  Florentine  life  during  the 

renaissance.  1893.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns 

Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and  polit.  sci. 
extra  v.  12. )  4393 

-  Weld,  C.  R.  Florence,  the  new  capital  of 

Italy.  1867.  3547 

-  Balt  outline,  A.  MisSricorde  3,  F.  22  pp.  ( Corre - 

spondant,  n.  s.  v.  100,  1S84,  p.  805.)— Banclii,  L.  La 
scienza  e  l’arte  di  stato  ...  da  G.  Canestrini.  38  pp. 
( Archiv .  stor.  ital.  3  s.  v.  1,  1865,  p.  90.)— Bodenheimer, 
C.  La  facade  du  d6me  et  les  fetes  de  F.  18  pp.  (Bib- 
lioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  34,  1887,  p.  558.) — Brei- 
ti  tiger,  H.  Das  heutige  Florenz.  15  pp.  {Unsere  Zeit, 
1883,  v.  2,  p.  500.)— Carbone,  G.  Della  costituzione  to- 
pografica  di  Firenze  nel  secolo  di  Dante.  27  pp.  (Cel¬ 
lini,  M.,  and  Ghivizzani,  G.,  Dante  e  it  suo  secolo,  p.  475.) 
— Coclirane,  A.  D.  R.  W.  B.,  Baron  Lamington.  Re¬ 
storers  of  F.  8  pp.  {Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  141,  1887, 
p.  762.) — Ferri,  L.  Accademia  platonica  di  Firenze  e  le 
sue  vicende.  19  pp.  {Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  34,  1891,  p.  226.) 
— Florentinae  urbis  et  reipublicae  descriptio  anno 
1339.  2  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  4,  p.  117.) — Gargani, 
G.  II  volgar  patrio  e  la  casa  di  Dante  Alighieri  in 
Firenze.  40  pp.  (Propugnatore,  v.  2,  pt.  2,  1869,  p.  181.)— 
Catologo  dei  gonfalonicri  di  giustizia  della  Re- 
pubblica  fiorentina.  13  pp.  (Villani,  G.,  and  others, 
Croniche  storiche,  v.  4,  p.  279.) — Grimm.  H.  Die  niai- 
feste  in  Florenz.  6  pp.  ( Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  52,  1887, 
p.  139.) — Howells,  W.  D.  Florentine  mosaic.  57  pp. 
{Century  Mag.  v.  7,  1885,  pp.  483,  803;  v.  8,  1885,  p.  199.)— 
I,.,  L.  L.  Foreigner  in  F.  6  pp.  {Century  Mag.  v.  4, 
1883,  p.  870.) — Fevi,  G.  Bonifazio  VIII  e  le  sue  relazioni 
col  Comune  di  Firenze.  10  pp.  (Soc.  rom.  di  storia 
patria,  Archivio,  v.  5,  1882,  p.  365.) — Motti,  scherzi,  preg- 
hiere,  del  popolo  di  Firenze.  4  pp.  (Archiv.  studio 
tradiz.  popolari,  v.  5, 1886,  p.  529. ) — Pitrfi,  G.  Canzonette 
e  giuochi  infantili  di  Firenze  e  Pratovecchio.  6  pp. 
(Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  5, 1885,  p.  383.) — l*ucc! , 
A.  Bellezze  di  Firenze.  9  pp.  (Villani,  G.,  and  others, 
Croniche  storiche,  v.  4,  p.  292.) — Reumont,  A.  von. 
Descrizione  di  Firenze  nell’  anno  1598  di  Lodovico,  Prin¬ 
cipe  di  Anhalt.  17  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  2  s.  v.  10,  pt.  2, 
1859,  p.  101.)— Ridolii,  E.  Giovanna  Tornabuoni  e 
Ginevra  de’  Benci  nel  Coro  di  S.  Maria  Novella  in 
Firenze.  31  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  5  s.  v.  6,  1890,  p.  426.) 
— Ross,  J.  Old  Florence  and  modern  Tuscany.  8  pp. 
(Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  53,  1886,  p.  153.) — Saul  ini.  P.  Le 
schiave  orientali  a  Firenze.  7  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital. 
4  s.  v.  16,  1885,  p.  89.)— Scliubert-Feder,  C.  La  loggia 
di  Or’  San  Michele.  22  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  5  s.  v.  7, 


1891,  p.  67.)— Vasari,  G.  Descrizione  dell’  apparato  fatto 
in  Firenze  per  le  nozze  dell’  illustrissimo  ed  eccellentis- 
siino  Don  Francesco  de’  Medici.  106  pp.  (Opere,  v.  8, 
p.  519.)— Volta,  A.  Viaggio  in  Firenze.  5  pp.  (Archiv. 
stor.  ital.  3  s.  v.  18,  1873,  p.  330.)— Witte,  J.  H.  F.  K. 
Plan  von  Florenz.  21  pp.  (In  his  Dante-forschungen, 
v.  2,  p.  1.)— ZdeUauer,  L.  II  giuoco  in  Italia  nei  secoli 
XIII  e  XIV  e  specialmente  in  Firenze.  75  pp.  (Archiv. 
stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  18,  1886,  p,  20;  v.  19,  1887,  p.  3.) 

See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  152,  1881,  p.  164. 

Florence,  Antiquities. 

Lami,  G.  Lezioni  di  antichita  toscane  e 
spezialmente  della  cittil  di  Firenze.  1766.  3534 

- Capei,  P.,  and  others.  Di  alcuni  avanzi  di  fabbrica 

romana  presso  fonte  all’  arta  in  mezzio  tra  le  due  citta  di 
Fierole  e  di  Firenze.  8  pp.  1  pi.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  3  s. 
v.  10,  pt.  2,  1869,  p.  176.)— Meyer,  M.  P.  II.  Notice  de 
quelques  MSS.  de  la  collection  Libri,  &  F.  64  pp.  (Bo- 
mania,  v.  14,  1885,  p.  485.)— Milanesi,  C.  (Ed.)  Alloga- 
gione  di  alcune  figure  di  pietra  per  la  porta  San  Pier 
Gattolini  di  Firenze,  fatta  a  maestro  Paolo  di  Giovanni 
scultore  fiorentino.  6  pp.  (Giornalc  storico  degli  archivi 
toscani,  v.  3,  1859,  p.  282.)— Milanesi,  G.  Documenti 
riguardanti  le  statue  di  marmo  e  di  bronzo  fatte  per  le 
porte  di  San  Giovanni  di  Firenze  da  Andrea  del  Monte 
San  Savino  e  da  Gio.  Francesco  Rustici.  13  pp.  (Gior- 
nale  storico  degli  archivi  toscani,  v.  4,  1860,  p.  63.) 

Florence,  Architecture. 

Freeman,  E.  A.  Neighbour  churches  of  F.  9  pp. 
(In  his  Histor.  and  architect,  sketches,  p.  126.)—  San  tin  i, 
P.  Society,  delle  torri  in  Firenze.  61  pp.  (Archiv.  stor. 
ital.  4  s.  v.  20,  1887,  pp.  25,  178.)— Semper,  II.  Santa 
Maria  del  Fiore.  16  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  20, 
18S7,  p.  235.) 

Florence,  Army. 

Giannotti,  D.  Discorso  sconosciuto  intorno  alia 
milizia.  25  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  5  s.  v.  8,  1891,  p.  3.) — 
Provvisione  (lella  milizia  e  ordinanza  del  popolo 
Fiorentino,  1528.  13  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  v.  1,  1842, 
p.  397.) 

Florence,  Bibliography. 

Palermo,  F.  I  manoscritti  palatini  di 
Firenze.  1853-68,  3  v.  W.  31 

-  Canale,  M.  G.  Degli  archivi  di  Venezia  . .  .  di  Fi¬ 
renze,  e  di  Genoa.  23  pp.  (A  rchiv.  stor.  ital.  2  s.  v.  4,  pt.  2, 
1856,  p.  49.) 

Florence,  Biography. 

Negri,  G.  Istoria  degli  scrittori  fiorentini. 
1722.  2251 

- Passarini,  L.  Di  alcuni  fuorusciti  fiorentini  dopo 

la  caduta  della  repubblica.  5  pp.  (Propugnatore,  v.  8, 
pt.  2,  1875,  p.  164.)— Vasari,  G.  Vite  di  alcuni  artefici 
fiorentini,  corrette  ed  accresciute  coll’  aiuto  de’  docu¬ 
menti  da  Gaetano  Milanesi.  48  pp.  (Giornale  storico 
degli  archivi  toscani,  v.  4,  1860,  p.  177 ;  v.  6,  1862,  p.  3.) — 
Villani,  F.  Vite.  142  pp.  (Villani,  G.,  and  others, 
Croniche  storiche,  v.  7,  p.  1.) 

See  also  the  names  of  Florentines,  as  Boccaccio,  G.— 
Buonarroti,  M.  A.— Cellini,  B.— Dante  Alighieri. 
— Ficino,  M.— Galilei.  G.— Machiavelli,  N.— Me¬ 
dici  family.— Petrarca,  F.— Savonarola,  G.  M. 
F.  M.— Vespucci,  A. 

Florence,  Church  history. 

Stolfi,  C.  (Ed. )  Leggende  di  alcuni  Santi 
e  Beati  venerati  in  S.  Maria  degli  Angeli  di 
Firenze.  1864,  2  pts.  in  1  v.  (Scelta  di  curi- 
ositd,  letterarie ,  nos.  52,  53. )  2322 

-  Passerini,  L.  II  primo  processo  per  la  riforma 

Luterana  in  Firenze.  9  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  3, 
1879,  p.  337.)— Perrens,  F.  T.  St.  Pierre  martyr  et 
l’Mrlisie  des  Patarins  &  F.  30  pp.  (Bev.  hist.  v.  2,  1876, 
p.  337.) 


FLORENCE,  Commerce 


1454 


Florence,  Commerce. 

Pagnini,  G.  F.  (Ed.)  Della  decima  e  di 
varie  altre  gravezze  imposte  dal  comune  di 
Firenze ;  della  moneta  e  della  mercatura  de’ 
Fiorentini  lino  al  secolo  XVI.  1765-66,  4  v. 

—2381 

-  Pegolotti,  F.  B.  Pratica  della  mercatura. 

1766.  (Pagnini,  G.  F.,  Della  decima  .  .  .  di 
Firenze,  v.  3. )  — 2381 

-  Poehlmann,  R.  Wirthschaftspolitik  der 

florentiner  renaissance  und  das  princip  der 
verkehrsfreiheit.  1878.  (Leipzig,  Fuerstlich 
jablonowskische  ge3ellschaft,  Preisschriften, 
no.  21.)  —1371 

-  Uzzano,  G.  di  A.  da.  Pratica  della  mer¬ 
catura,  scritta  nel  1442.  1766.  (Pagnini, 

G.  F.,  Della  decima  .  .  .  di  Firenze,  v.  4. )  — 2381 

-  Berti,  P.  [Ed.)  Document!  riguardanti  il  commercio 

dei  Fiorentini  in  Francia  nei  secoli  XIII  e  XIV.  61  pp. 
( Giomcile  storico  degli  archivi  toscani,  v.  1,  1857,  pp.  163, 
247.) — Mas-I.atrie,  J.  M.  J.  L.  de.  Relations  commer- 
ciales  de  F.  et  de  la  Sicile  avec  l’Afrique  au  moyen  age. 
28  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Charles,  v.  20,  1858,  p.  209.) 

Florence,  Education. 

Adrian i,  M.  Lezioni  suila  educazione  della  nobilta 
fiorentina.  88  pp.  ( Scelta  di  curiositd  letterarie,  no.  121, 
p.  199.) — Mueller,  F.  H.  Schools  in  F.  9  pp.  ( Mac¬ 
millan’s  Mag.  v.  44,  1881,  p.  480.)— Kondoni,  G.  Ordina- 
menti  e  vicende  principali  dell’  antico  studio  fiorentino. 
51  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  14,  1884,  pp.  41,  191.) 

Florence,  Fine  arts. 

Florence,  Galerie  de.  1798.  — 1738 

- Galerie  imperial  e  et  royale  de.  1 840. 

—1748 

-  Frey,  K.  (Ed.)  Codice  Magliabechiano 

cl.  XVII.  17  contenente  notizie  sopra  l’arte 
degli  antichi  e  quella  de’  Fiorentini  da  Cimabue 
a  Michelangelo  Buonarroti,  scritte  da  Anoni- 
mo  fiorentino.  1892.  — 1728 

-  Wicar,  J.  B.,  and  others.  Tableaux,  sta¬ 
tues,  bas-reliefs,  et  camees  de  la  Galerie  de 
Florence  et  du  Palais  Pitti.  1789-1804,  4  v. 
in  2.  P. 

- Bode,  W.  Die  florentiner  marmorbildner  in  der 

zweiten  haelfte  des  quattrocento.  17  pp.  1  pi.  (Koenigl. 

Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  7,  1886,  p.  23.)— Die 
florentiner  thonbilder  in  den  ersten  jahrzehnten  des 
quattrocento.  16  pp.  1  pi.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunst¬ 
samml.  Jahrb.  v.  6,  1885,  p.  170.)— Gruppe  der  beweinung 
Christi  von  Giovanni  della  Robbia  und  der  einfluss  des 
Savonarola  auf  die  entwickelung  derkunstin  Florenz. 
10  pp.  2  pi.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb. 
v.  8,  1887,  p.  217.) — Versuclie  der  ausbildung  des  genre  in 
der  florentiner  plastik  des  quattrocento.  13  pp.  2  pi. 
(Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  11,  1890, 
p.  95.)— Menant,  J.  Un  cam6e  du  musfie  de  F.  8  pp. 
(Rev.  archtol.  3  s.  v.  6,  1885,  p.  79.)— Meyer,  J.  Die  flo- 
rentinische  malerei  und  der  character  der  kuust  im 
quattrocento.  14  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  50,  1887, 
p.  195.) — Zur  geschichte  der  florentinischen  malerei  des 
XV  jahrhunderts.  33  pp.  2  pi.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch. 
kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  11,  1890,  p.  3.)— Reunion!,  A. 
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FLORENCE,  History 


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The  same.  1830,  2  v.  (Scelta  bibliot.  di 
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Note. — For  v.  1-5  see  preceding  catalogue. 

The  same.  Depuis  la  domination  des  Me- 
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1531).  1888-92,  2  v.  3534 

The  same.  Tr.  from  the  French  by  Hannah 
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66-67,  67-68,  68-69.  86  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor.  ital.  2  s.  v.  7,  pt.  2, 
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3  s.  v.  2,  pt.  2,  1865,  p.  195 ;  v.  8,  pt.  1,  1868,  p.  231 ;  v.  12, 
pt.  2,  1870,  p.  197.) 

Florence,  Societa  geografica  italiana.  Pub¬ 
blicazioni  geografiche  stampate  in  Italia,  1800- 
90.  Saggio  di  catalogo  compilato  do  F.  Car- 
don.  Roma,  1892.  8°.  W.  54 

Florence  de  Rolian.  32  pp.  McLane,  M.  J. 

(M.  J.  Windle,  pseud.),  Truth  and  fancy ,  p.  99. 

Florent,  St.  Translation  des  reliques  de  F. 

de  Roye  a  Saumur.  24  pp.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  Chartes, 
V.  3,  1841,  p.  475.) 

Florentin,  Joseph.  See  Bonnat,  J.  F.  L. 

Florentine  nights.  G4  pp.  Heine,  C.  J.  H., 

rose  ivritings,  p.  179. 


Florentins,  St.  Helinand ,  of  Froidmont.  Pas- 

sio  Sanctorum  Jereonis,  Victoris,  Cassii,  et  Florentii, 
Thebaeorum  martyrum.  7  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  v.  212,  p.  759.) 

Flores  et  Blancliefleur.  See  Flore  and 
Blancheflor. 

Flores  liistoriarmn.  3  v.  Matthew,  of  West¬ 
minster.  ( Gt .  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4582 

Floresta  de  varios  romances.  Braga,  T.  2387 

Floret,  Balthazar.  Glaize,  A.  Ecrivains  con- 
temporains  en  Langue  d’Oc:  Balthazar  Floret.  3  pp. 
{Rev.  d.  lang.  rom.  v.  2,  1871,  p.  314.) 

Florez,  Isidoro  Fernandez.  See  Fernandez 
Fldrez,  I. 

Florez  Estrada,  Alvaro.  Curso  de  economia 
politica.  2  ed.  Paris,  1831.  2  v.  8°.  - — 3306 

Floriacum.  See  Fleury. 

Florian,  St.  Translatio  Sancti  Fioriani.  8  pp. 

(Bielowski,  A.,  Monumenta  Polon.  hist.  v.  4,  p.  755.) 

Florian,  Jean  Pierre  Claris  de.  1755-94. 

Fables,  illustr.  par  J.  J.  Grandville,  suivies 
de  Tobie  et  de  Ruth,  poemes  tir6s  de  l’ecriture 
sainte  et  precedees  d’une  notice  sur  la  vie  et 
les  ouvrages  de  Florian,  par  P.  J.  Sthal. 
Paris,  n.  d.  8°.  2251 

Floriant,  V.  de.  Nouveaux  pionniers  de  l’Af- 

rique  centrale.  24  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
3  pgr.  v.  33, 1887,  p.  301.) — Region  des  Amazones.  25  pp. 
{Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  38,  18S8,  p.  243.)  — 
Amerujne  du  Slid,  depuis  Panama  jusqu’au  Cap 
Horn.  58  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  21, 

1884,  p.  523;  v.  22,  1884,  p.  67.) — A  travel's  les  Andes 
Ctjuatoriales :  souvenirs  personnels.  28  pp.  {Biblioth. 
univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pSr.  v.  49,  1891,  p.  54.)— Voyages  et 
voyageurs :  En  Asie.  27  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev. 
suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  43,  1889,  p.  561.) — Australie.  59  pp. 
{Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p€r.  v.  12,  1881,  pp.  193,  409.) 
— Les  Grands  pionniers  de  P  Australie.  28  pp.  ( Biblioth . 
univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  24,  1884,  p.  274.) — Literature 
en  Australie.  24  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r. 
v.  45,  1890,  p.  118.)— Mouvement  littgraire  en  Australie. 
25  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  50,  1891, 
p.  314.)— Canada  et  son  avenir.  30  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ. 
et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  47,  1890,  p.  5.) — Le  Roman  en  Au¬ 
stralie  :  M.  Marcus  Clarke.  53  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et 
rev.  suisse,  3  p£ir.  v.  14,  1882,  p.475;  v.  15,  1882,  p.  67.) — 
Cuba  et  Puerto  Rico.  40  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev. 
suisse,  3  pfir.  v.  17,  1883,  p.  298.) —  Eg'ypte  eontenipo- 
mine.  35  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pfir.  v.  16, 
1882,  p.  267.) — Beaux-arts  en  Ifollande.  25  pp.  {Bib¬ 
lioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  10,  1881,  p.  281.) — Imlc 
anglaise  a  la  fin  du  XIX  si&cle.  30  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ. 
et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  28,  1885,  p.  536.)— La  Plata  et  ses 
rgcentes  extensions.  26  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
3  pfir.  v.  43,  1889,  p.  5.) — I.itt  Crature  austral  tonne. 
28  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  31,  1886, 
p.  539.) — lie  de  Madfcre.  28  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev. 
suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  13,  1882,  p.  259. ) — lie  de  Matte.  31  pp. 
{Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  29,  1886,  p.  449.)— Le 
Maroc.  25  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3pgr.  v.  37, 
1888,  p.  277.)— La  Provence.  29  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ. 
et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  35,  1887,  p.  501.) — Une  excursion  en 
Sicile.  58  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  26, 

1885,  pp.  47,  269.) 

Floriant  and  Florete :  a  metrical  romance  of 
the  fourteenth  century.  Michel,  F.  X.  (Ed.) 
(Roxburghe  Club.)  2281 

Floriculture.  See  Flowers.— Horticulture. 
Florida,  Bp.  of.  See  Juarez,  J. 


FLORIDA 


1457 


FLORUS 


Florida. 

Pennsylvania  Railroad  Co.  Florida 
[1891.]  2402 

-  Powell,  J.  C.  The  American  Siberia ;  or, 

fourteen  years’  experience  in  a  Southern  con¬ 
vict  camp.  [1891.]  — 2316 

-  Kutler,  C.  W.  Alligator-shooting  in  F.  17  pp. 

(Shields,  G.  O.,  Big  game  of  N.  America,  p.  549.) — Claim 
of  tho  state  of  F.  115  pp.  (U.  S.  53  Cong.  1  sess. 
House  repts.  v.  1.) — Dodge,  M.  A.  (G.  Hamilton,  pseud.) 
Florida.  12pp.  {Forum,  v.  1, 1886,  p.  149.)— Edwardcs, 
C.  Scene  from  Florida  life.  10  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag. 
v.  50,  1884,  p.  261.) — Cianllienr,  H.  Parmi  les  herons  et 
les  alligators.  57  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p<5r. 
v.  42,  18S9,  pp.  57,359.) — Harney,  W.  W.  Drainage  of 
the  everglades.  8  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  p  68,  1884,  p.  598.) 

See  also  Key  West.— Ocean  Pond.— St.  Augus¬ 
tine. 

Florida,  Antiquities. 

Douglass,  A.  E.  Ancient  canals  on  the  southwest 
coast  of  F.  9  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  7,  1885,  p.  277.) — De¬ 
scription  of  a  gold  ornament  from  F.  12  pp.  (  Am. 
Antiq.  v.  12,  1890,  p.  14.) — Find  of  ceremonial  axes  in  a 
Florida  mound.  10  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  4,  1882,  p.  100.) — 
Mounds  in  F.  3  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  12, 1890,  p.  105.)— Some 
characteristics  of  the  Indian  earth  and  shell  mounds 
on  the  Atlantic  coast  of  F.  17  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  7, 
1885,  pp.  74,  140.)— Hale,  E.  M.  Prehistoric  amphithe¬ 
atre  in  F.  5  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  9,  1887,  p.  207.)—  Kunz, 
G.  F.  On  gold  and  silver  ornaments  from  mounds  in 
F.  9  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  9,  1887,  p.  219.) 

Florida,  Education. 

Bush,  G.  G.  History  of  education  in  Flor¬ 
ida.  1889.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Contrib.  to  Am. 
cd.  Hist.  no.  6  :  U.  S.  Education,  Bureau  of, 
Circulars,  1888,  no.  7. )  — 4362 

Florida,  Finance. 

Scott,  W.  A.  Repudiation  of  state  debts  : 
a  study  in  the  financial  history  of  Mississippi 
.  .  .  Florida  .  .  .  [1893.]  (Ely,  R.  T.,  Libr.  of 

economics  and  politics,  v.  2. )  —1372 

Florida,  Fisheries. 

Earll,  R.  E.  Eastern  Florida  and  its  fisheries.  13  pp. 
(Goode,  G.  B.,  Fisheries  and  fishery  industries  of  the  U.  S. 
Sect.  2,  p.  519.) — Harmsworth,  A.  C.  Tarpon  fishing 
in  the  Gulf  of  Mexico.  24  pp.  (Bickerdyke,  J.,  and 
others,  Sea  fishing,  p.  445:  Badminton  Libr.) — Stearns, 
S.  Fishery  interests  of  western  F.  33  pp.  (Goode,  G. 

B. ,  Fisheries  and  fishery  industries  of  the  U.  S.  Sect.  2, 
p.  536.) 

Florida,  Geology  and  natural  history. 

Heilprin,  A.  Explorations  on  the  west 
coast  of  Florida  and  in  the  Okeechobee  wil¬ 
derness.  With  special  reference  to  the  geol¬ 
ogy  and  zoology  of  the  Floridian  peninsula. 
1887.  —1572 

-  Holder,  C.  F.  Along  the  Florida  reef. 

1892.  —1678 

- Aslimcad,  W.  H.  On  the  cynipidous  galls  of  F. 

56  pp.  (Am.  Entomol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  9,  1881-82,  pp.  ix, 
xv,  xxiv;  v.  12,  1885,  p.  v. ;  v.  14,  1887,  p.  125.)— Holder, 

C.  F.  Game-fishes  of  the  Florida  reef.  9  pp.  (Century 
Mag.  v.  20, 1891,  p.  3.) — Hornaday,  W.  T.  Crocodile  in 
F.  7  pp.  (Am.  Nat.  v.  9,  1875,  p.  498.) 

Florida,  History. 

RuidIaz  y  Caravia,  E.  Florida  :  su  con- 
quista  y  colonizacidn  por  Pedro  Men6ndez  de 
Avilas.  1893,  2  v.  3505 


-  Shipp,  B.  History  of  Hernando  de  Soto 

and  Florida.  1881,  3  v.  in  1.  3581 

■ -  Sprague,  J.  T.  Origin,  progress,  and  con¬ 
clusion  of  the  Florida  war.  1818.  3582 

-  United  States.  House  of  Representa¬ 
tives.  Special  Committee  on  investigation  of 
the  election  in  Florida.  Testimony  taken. 
1877.  (  U.  S.  44  Cong.  2  sess.  House  miscel.  doc. 

no.  35.) 

- Curry,  J.  L.  M.  Acquisition  of  F.  16  pp.  (Mag.  Am. 

Hist.  v.  19,  1888,  p.  286.)— Florida  war.  34  pp.  (N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  54,  1842,  p.  1.) — ISuse,  H.  P.  An  untold  story 
of  the  Florida  war.  4  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  83,  1891, 
p.  591.)— Sliea,  J.  G.  Ancient  Florida.  68  pp.  (Winsor, 
J.,  Narrat.  and  crit.  hist,  of  America,  v.  2,  p.  231.) 

Florida,  Horticulture. 

Harcourt,  H.  Florida  fruits  and  how  to 
raise  them.  1886.  — 4697 

-  Florida:  state  of  orange-groves.  17  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  138,  1885,  p.  316.) 

Florida,  Natural  history.  See  with  Geology. 
Florida,  Steamer.  Porter,  T.  K.  Capture  of 

the  Confederate  steamer  Florida  by  the  U.  S.  steamer 
Wachusett.  6  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  12, 
1884,  p.  39.) 

Florida  ship-canal,  Sanitary  urgency  of  the. 

9  pp.  Gamgee,  J.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  6, 
p.  336.) 

Floridearum,  Species,  genera,  et  ordines.  2  v. 

Agardh,  J.  G.,  Algae,  v.  2,  pts.  1,  2.  — 2684 

Florileg’io  delle  novelline  popolari.  Guberna- 
tis,  A.  de,  Storia  univ.  della  letter  at.  v.  8.  W.  48 
Florilcgio  di  satire  et  epigrammi.  Guberna- 
tis,  A.  de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  14. 

W.  48 

Florileg’io  drammatico.  Gubernatis,  A.  de, 
Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2.  W.  48 

Florileg’io  filosofico.  Gubernatis,  A.  de,  Storia 
univ.  della  letterat.  v.  18.  W.  48 

Florileg’io  lirieo.  Gubernatis,  A.  de,  Stoma 
univ.  della  letterat.  v.  4.  W.  48 

Florileg’io  oratorio.  Gubernatis,  A.  de,  Storia 
univ.  della  letterat.  v.  16.  W.  48 

Florileg’io  romantico.  Gubernatis,  A.  de, 
Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  10.  W.  48 

Florileg’io  storico.  Gubernatis,  A.  de,  Storia 
univ.  della  letterat.  v.  12.  W.  48 

Florio,  John  (2V.)  Circa  1553-1625. 

Essays  of  Montaigne.  See  Montaigne,  M. 
E.  de. 

Florio:  a  little  tragedy.  5  pp.  ( Blackwood’s 

Mag.  v.  130,  1881,  p.  179.) 

Floris,  Joachim  von.  See  Joachim,  of  Flora. 
Floris  and  Blaunclieflur ;  Floris  ende  Blance- 
floer.  See  Flore  and  Blanchefior. 

Floris  et  Lariope.  Robert,  de  Blois.  (Foer- 
ster,  W.,  Altfranzoes.  biblioth.  v.  12.)  2397 

Floris  Radevynzoon.  See  Radevynzoon,  F. 

(in  preceding  catalogue). 

Florissant,  Col.  Scudder,  S.  H.  Fossil  but¬ 
terflies  of  F.  32  pp.  (King,  C.,  and  Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S. 
Qcol.  surv.  8  ann.  report,  p.  433.) 

Florus.  Fragmentum.  1  p.  (Coll.  Pisaur, 

v.  4,  p.  427.) 


FLORUS,  Drepanius 


1458 


FLO VENT 


Florus,  Drepanius,  of  Lyons.  —  circa  860. 

Epistola  adversus  libros  Amalarii.  2  pp.  (Mart&ne,  E., 
and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  9,  p.  666.) — 
Opusculum  adversus  Ainalarium.  16  pp.  (Mart&ne, 
E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  9,  p.  641.) 
— Cnrmina.  60  pp.  (Dueramler,  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  aevi.  Car. 
v.  2,  p.  507 :  Monumenta  German,  hist. ) — Opusculum  de 
expositionc  in issue.  33  pp.  (Martene,  E.,  and  Du¬ 
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et  hymni.  6  pp.  ( Fabricius,  G.,  Poet.  vet.  eccles.  opera, 
p.  723.) 

Floras,  Lucius  Annaeus.  2  cent. 

Gestorum  Roman orum  epithoma.  [Par- 
mae,  1473.]  8°.  3232 

Note. — Without  titlepage,  pagination,  or  register.  Im¬ 
perfect,  wanting  the  first  two  leaves  containing  the 
letter  of  P.  Beroaldus. 

-  De  gestis  Romanorum  libri  quatuor  a 

mendis  accuratissime  repurgati,  unam  cum 
adnotationibus  Io.  Camertis,  quae  commen¬ 
tary  vice  in  omnem  Romanam  historiam  esse 
possunt.  Ad  haec,  Sexti  Ruffi  viri  consularis 
De  historia  Ro.  epitome  multo  quam  antehac 
emaculatior.  Item,  Massalae  Corvini  oratoris 
dissertissimi  de  progenie  August  Caes.  libel- 
lus,  nunc  primum  excusus.  His  accessit  re¬ 
rum  copiosissimus  index.  Basileae,  1532.  fo. 

L.20 

-  Epitome  rerum  Romanarum  ex  recension  e 

J.  G.  Graevii,  cum  ejusdem  annotationibus 
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-  Epitome  rerum  Romanarum,  item  Lucii 

Ampelii  liber  memorialis,  quibus  selectas  va¬ 
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novam  passim  interpretationem  subjunxit  N. 
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-  Epitome  rerum  Romanarum.  Cum  in- 

tegris  Salmasii,  Freinshemii,  Graevii,  et  selec- 
tis  aliorum  animadversionibus.  Recensuit 
suasque  adnotationes  addidit  C.  A.  Dukerus. 
Lipsiae,  1832.  8°.  3244 

-  Epitomae  de  Tito  Livio  bellorum  omnium 

annorum  DCC.  libri  duo.  Recognovit  C. 
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-  Abrege  de  l’histoire  romaine.  Tr.  par  F. 

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and  Fr .]  Paris,  1833.  8°.  (Panckoucke,  C. 
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-  Compendio  di  storia  romana,  volgarizza- 

mento  inedito  secondo  un  codice  dell’  Am- 
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- De  qualitate  vitae.  5  pp.  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet. 

Lat.  min.  v.  2,  p.537;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat.  min. 
v.  3,  p.  483.) 

-  Sauppe,  Commentatio  de  arte  critica  in 

Flori  bellis.  1870.  3242 

-  Cornelissen,  J.  J.  Spicilegium  criticum  ad  Flori 

Epitomas.  13  pp.  ( Mnemosyne ,  n.  s.  v.  12,  1884,  p.  223.) — 
Eysscntiardt,  F.  Hadrian  und  F.  22  pp.  ( Samml . 
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Excerptiones  chronologicae  ad  L.  A.  Florum.  20  pp. 
(Florus,  L.  A.,  Epitome  rer.  Bom.  ed.  C.  A.  Dukerus, 
p.  855.) — Graevius,  J.  G.  Animadversiones  in  L.  An- 
naei  Flori  praefationem.  114  pp.  (Florus,  L.  A.,  Epi¬ 
tome  rer.  Bom.  ex  recensione  J.  G.  Graevii,  v.  2, 1702,  p.  99.) 
— S|»cng;el,  L.  Ueber  die  geschichtsbuecher  des  F. 
34  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr,  v.  36:  Philos- 
Philol.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  9,  pt.  2,  1861,  p.  317.) — Unger, 
G.  F.  Vier  zeitalter  des  F.  15  pp.  ( Philologus ,  v.  43, 
1884,  p.  429.)— Villeinain,  A.  F.  Notice  sur  F.  6  pp. 
(Florus,  L.  A.,  Abrege  de  Vhist.  rom.  p.  ix:  Panckoucke, 
C.  L.  F.,  Biblioth.  lat.-fr.) — Westerburg',  E.  Lucan, 
Florus,  und  Pseudo-Victor.  15  pp.  ( Bheinisch .  mus. 
n.  s.  v.  37,  1882,  p.  35.) 

Florus,  Pannius  Annius.  [  Attributed  to.  ] 
1  cent. 

Pervigilium  Veneris.  See  Pervigilium 

Veneris. 

-  Mueller,  E.  H.  O.  De  P.  Annio  Floro 

poeta  et  carmine  quod  Pervigilium  Veneris 
inscriptum  est.  1855.  3246 

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v.  44,  1885,  p.  182.)— Ritsclil,  F.  W.  Der  dichter  Florus. 
14.  ( Opusc.  philol.  v.  3,  p.  729. ) 

Floras  Angelicas :  or,  an  exact  history  of 
England  .  .  .  Wood,  L.  1578 

Floss,  Heinrich  Joseph.  Kaulen,  F.  H.  J. 

Floss.  2  pp.  ( Biog .  jahrb.  f.  alterth.  p.  46:  Jahresb. 
ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  24,  1S82.) 

Flotow,  Friedrich  von.  Zernin,  G.  A.  E. 

Friedrich  von  Flotow.  10  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  2, 
p.  426.) 

Flouest,  Edouard.  1829—.  Fouilles  d’Armen- 

ti&res  (  Aisne  ).  4  pp.  (  Bev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  3,  1884, 

p.  346.) — PortSe  arcbgologique  de  l’expression  autel  re- 
lativement  it  la  Gaule.  7  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France, 
Bull.  1890,  p.  128:  with  M&m.v.  51.)— Bas-reliefs  an¬ 
tiques  de  la  place  Lenche,  it  Marseille.  19  pp.  (Soc. 
antiq.de  France,  Mem.v.  51,  1890,  p.  38.) — Arch^ologie 
gauloise;  un  casque  en  fer  et  des  bouterolles  de  four- 
reaux  d’Sp^e.  15  pp.  (Bev.  archeol.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1880, 
p.  294.)— I>ieu  jfaulois  aumailletsurlesautelsaquatre 
faces.  L’autel  de  Mayence.  13  pp.  2  pi.  (Bev.  archeol. 
3  s.  v.  15,  1890,  p.  153.)— ArchSologie  gauloise.  Deux 
stoics  de  Laraire.  38  pp.  2  pi.  (Bev.  archSol.  3  s.  v.  4. 
1884,  p.  285  ;  V.  5,  1885,  p.  7.) 

Flour.  United  States.  State,  Department  of. 
Special  consular  reports,  v.  10.  Extension  of 
markets  for  American  flour.  1894.  ( U.  S.  53 

Cong.  2  sess.  House,  miscel.  doc.  v.  22. ) 

-  Lull  in.  E.  Le  bl6,  la  farine,  et  le  pain.  16  pp.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  35,  1887,  p.  56. )— Wi- 
man,  E.  Flour  of  the  future.  4  pp.  (N.  Am.  Bev. 
V.  154,  1892,  p.  242.) 

See  also  Bread. — Gluten.— Wheat. 

Flourens,  Leopold  Emile.  1841 — . 

Alexandre  III,  sa  vie,  son  oeuvre.  Paris, 
1894.  8°.  4743 

Flourens,  Marie  Jean  Pierre.  1794-1867. 

Analyse  raisonnee  des  travaux  de  Georges 
Cuvier.  Preeedee  de  son  61oge  historique. 
Paris,  1841.  12°.  .—2657 

-  Buffon.  Histoire  de  ses  travaux  et  de 

ses  idees.  Paris,  1844.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Cor- 
respondant ,  v.  8,  1844,  p.  838.)  . — 2657 

-  Raynaud,  M.  Des  derniers  ouvrages  de  F.  46  pp. 

(Correspondent,  v.  43,  1858,  p.  573.) 

Floureto  noub  ’elo  del  Ramelet  moundi.  85  pp. 

Goudelin,  P.,  Obros,  p.  227. 

Flovent.  See  Floovant. 


FLOWER,  John 


1459 


FLUEGEL,  Rev.  Maurice 


Flower,  John. 

Views  of  ancient  buildings  in  the  town 
and  county  of  Leicester.  [Leicester],  n.  d. 
fo.  .2551 

Flower,  Thomas  Bruges. 

Flora  of  Wiltshire.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol. 
and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  4-14,  1858-74. )  .2556 

-  Biographical  notice  of  Samuel  Brewer,  the  botanist, 

A.  D.  1670.  10  pp.  ( Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist. 
Mag.  v.  18,  1879,  p.  71.) — On  the  compositae.  5  pp. 

(  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  9,  1866,  p.  162. ) 
— Ferns  of  Wiltshire.  1  p.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and 
Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  11,  1869,  p.  349.)— Instructions  for  the 
formation  of  a  Wiltshire  herbarium.  8  pp.  1  map. 

(  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  10,  1867,  p.  233 ; 
v.  12,  1870,  p.  252.)— Notes  on  the  common  primrose. 
4  pp.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  12,  1870, 
p.  351.) 

Flower,  William.  Circa  1498-1588. 

Visitation  of  Yorkshire  in  the  years  1563- 
64.  Ed.  by  C.  B.  Norcliffe.  London,  1881. 
r.  8°.  (Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  16.)  2513 

-  Foster,  J.  (Ed.)  Pedigrees  recorded  at 

the  visitations  of  the  county  palatine  of  Dur¬ 
ham  made  by  Wm.  Flower,  in  1575,  by  Richard 
St.  George,  in  1615,  and  by  Wm.  Dugdale,  in 
1666.  1887.  .2523 

Flower-de-luce.  22  pp.  Longfellow,  H.  W., 

Works,  v.  3,  p.  125. 

Flowers,  Robert  L.  Fort  Hamby  on  the  Yad¬ 

kin.  8  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  23,  1895,  p.  266.) 

Flowers. 

Allen,  C.  G.  P>.  Colours  of  flowers  as 
illustr.  in  the  British  flora.  1882.  (Natures.) 

—2607 

-  Conder,  J.  Flowers  of  Japan  and  the  art 

of  floral  arrangement.  1892.  — 17D7 

-  Good  ale,  G.  L.  Wild  flowers  of  America. 

With  colored  plates,  from  original  drawings 
by  Isaac  Sprague.  1882,  2  v.  — 2681 

-  Hooker,  Sir  J.  D.,  and  Jackson,  B.  D. 

Index  Kewensis.  1893-94,  3  v.  — 2601 

-  Mueller,  II.  Fertilisation  of  flowers. 

1883.  —2693 

-  Allen,  C.  G.  B.  An  American  wild  flower.  10  pp. 

(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  137,  1883,  p.  296.) — Burbidgc,  F.  W. 
Old  garden  flowers.  18  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  76,  1888, 
p.  3.)— Burroughs,  J.  Among  the  wild  flowers.  12  pp. 
( Century  Mag.  v.  12,  1887,  p.  323. )— Gibson,  W.  H.  Mid¬ 
night  ramble.  16  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  78,  1889,  p.  139.) 
— Wild  garden.  10  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  81,  1890,  p.  622.) 
— Gray,  A.  Relation  of  insects  to  flowers.  12  pp.  ( Con- 
temp .  Rev.  v.  41,  1882,  p.  598.) — Jefferies,  R.  Nature  and 
books.  11  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1887,  p.  646.) — 
I.oir-Mongazou,  M.  Fleurs  et  peinture  de  fleurs. 
101  pp.  ( Corrcspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  91,  1882,  p.  1023;  v.  92, 
1882,  p.  118;  v.  95,  1883,  p.  901;  v.  99,  1884,  pp.  322,  520.)— 
Mueller,  K.  Ueber  modeblumen  und  modepflanzen. 
37  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1876,  v.  1,  pp.  49,  103.)— Nagel,  A. 
Die  liebe  der  blumen.  36  pp.  ( Samml .  wissens.  vortrg. 
v.  20,  1885,  p.  661.) — Thomas,  E.  M.  Notes  from  the 
wild  garden.  7  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  68,  1891,  p.  172.) 
— Torrey,  B.  Flowers  and  folks.  9  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
♦  v.  64,  1889,  p.  380.) — My  real  estate.  7  pp.  ( Atlant . 
Monthly,  v.  58,  1886,  p.  496.) — ' TucKerman,  H.  T.  Flow¬ 
ers.  19  pp.  {In  his  Optimist,  p.  238.) — Wallace,  A.  R. 
English  and  American  flowers.  25  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  50, 1891,  pp.  525, 796.)— Willkomm,  M.  Ueber  nacht- 

Vol.  III.— 183. 


blumen  und  ihr  leben.  5  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  2, 
p.  555. ) 

See  also  Botany. — Country  life.  —  Fertilization 
of  plants.— Gardens.—  Ilortieulture.  —  Leaves. 

Also  the  names  of  flowers,  as  Chrysanthemums, 
Hoses,  etc. 

Flowers,  Language  of. 

Haininer-Purgstnll,  J.  Language  of  flowers, 
fruits,  etc.,  used  by  the  Turkish  ladies  in  the  harems. 
6  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  9,  1814,  p.  208.) — 
Poetical  or  symbolical  significance  of  flowers 
and  gems.  2  pp.  (Funk,  I.  K.,  and  others,  Stand,  diet. 
v.  2,  p.  2317.) 

Sec  also  Southern  Lit.  Mess.  v.  7,  1841,  p.  385. 

Flowers  from  a  Persian  garden.  Clouston, 
W.  A.  3167 

Flowers  of  history.  3  v.  Roger,  of  Wcn- 
dover.  (Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4592 

Flowery  scroll :  a  Chinese  novel.  Bowring, 
Sir  J.  ( TV. ),  Ilwa  tsien  ki.  3167 

Floyd,  A.  C.  Scotch-Irish  congress,  its  objects 

and  results.  7  pp.  (Scotch-Irish  Soc.  of  Am.  Proc.  at 
Columbia,  p.  3.)— Second  congress.  10  pp.  (Scotch- 
Irish  Soc.  of  Am.  Proc.  at  Pittsburg ,  p.  1.) — Third  con¬ 
gress.  7  pp.  (Scotch-Irish  Soc.  of  Am.  Proc.  at  Louis¬ 
ville,  p.  1.) 

Floyd,  John  Buchanan.  Riddle,  T.  J.  Rem¬ 
iniscences  of  Floyd’s  operations  in  West  Virginia  in 
1861.  6  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  11,  1883,  p.  92.) 

Floyd,  William.  De  Peyster,  F.  Wm.  Floyd, 

N.  Y.  delegate  in  Continental  Congress.  3  pp.  {Mag. 
Am.  Hist.  v.  1,  1877,  p.  429.) 

Floyd.  See  also  Flloyd. 

Floyer,  Ernest  Ayscoghe.  Mines  of  the  north¬ 
ern  Etbai  or  of  northern  .(Ethiopia.'  With  a  map,  water¬ 
colour  drawings,  and  photographs,  by  the  scientific  ex¬ 
pedition  to  northern  Etbai.  24  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc. 
Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  24,  1892,  p.  811.) 

Floyris.  Bartsch,  K.  T.  Zum  F.  2  pp.  (Ger¬ 

mania,  v.  26,  1881,  p.  64.) 

Fluegel,  Ewald.  1863 — .  Kleinere  mitteilun- 

gen  aus  handschriften.  39  pp.  {Anglia,  v.  14,  1892, 
p.  463.) — Uedersaminlungen  des  XVI  jahrhunderts, 
besonders  aus  der  zeit  Heinrich’s  VIII.  61  pp.  {Anglia, 
v.  12,  1889,  pp.  225,  585.)— Kleine  mitteilungen  zur  litte- 
raf  urgeschicllte  des  16  jahrhunderts.  13  pp.  {Anglia, 
v.  13,  1891,  p.  455. )— Pyramys  and  Tysbe.  8  pp. 
{Anglia,  v.  12,  1889,  p.  13.)— Verscliollene  sonette. 
5  pp.  {Anglia,  v.  13,  1891,  p.  72.) 

-  (Ed.)  Anglia.  See  Anglia. 

-  (Ed.)  Gedichte  der  Koenigin  Elisabeth. 

See  Elizabeth,  Queen  of  England. 

Fluegel,  Gustav  Lebrecht.  1802-70. 

Geschichte  der  Araber  bis  auf  den  sturz  des 
Chalifats  von  Bagdad.  2  aufl.  Zeitz,  1867. 
8°.  3436 

Fluegel,  Karl  Felix  Alfred.  1820 — . 

Dictionary  of  the  English  and  German 
languages  for  home  and  school.  Ed.  by  Im. 
Schmidt  and  G.  Tanger.  Brunswick,  1896. 
2  v.  4°.  R.34 

Contents.  English-German,  pt.  1.  German-English, 
pt.  2. 

Fluegel,  Rev.  Maurice. 

Messiah-ideal.  Comparative  religious  legis¬ 
lations,  doctrines,  and  forms  unfolding  that 
ideal,  v.  1.  Jesus  of  Nazareth,  His  aspira¬ 
tions  and  ethical  legislation  historically  de¬ 
veloped.  Baltimore,  1896.  8°.  — 4252 


FLUEGEL,  Rev.  Maurice 


1460 


FOERSTER,  Paul  Richard 


-  Messiah-ideal.  Comparative  religious  legis¬ 
lations  unfolding  the  problems  of  man’s  des¬ 
tiny.  v.  2.  Paul  and  New  Testament, 
Mohammed  and  Koran,  from  the  prophetical 
standpoint.  History  of  the  Messiah-ideal. 
Baltimore,  1896.  8°.  — 4252 

-  Spirit  of  the  Biblical  legislation,  in  parallel 

with  Talmud,  moralists,  casuists,  New  Testa¬ 
ment,  ancient  and  modern  law  ;  especially 
the  social  and  political  institutions.  Balti¬ 
more,  1893.  8°.  — 4253 

Fluegel,  Otto.  Das  Ich  im  leben  der  voelker. 

58  pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  11,  1880,  pp.  43,  141.) — 
Ueber  die  entwicklung  der  sittlichen  i«leen.  Eine 
voelkerpsychologisclie  studie.  121  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  voelker¬ 
psych.  v.  12,  1881,  pp.  27,  125,  310,  451.) 

-  Gloat  z.  L.  Fluegel :  Das  Ich  und  die  sittlichen  ideen 

im  leben  der  voelker.  5  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  20, 
1890,  p.  240.) 

Fluegge,  Karl  Georg  Friedrich  Wilhelm. 

Micro-organisms,  with  special  reference  to 
the  etiology  of  the  infective  diseases.  Tr.  from 
the  2  and  thoroughly  revised  ed.  of  “Fermente 
und  mikroparasiten.”  By  W.  Watson  Cheyne. 
With  drawings.  London,  1890.  8°.  ( New 

Sydenham  Soc.  v.  132. )  —3797 

Fluersclieim,  Michael.  Prof.  Huxley’s  at¬ 

tacks.  12  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  27,  1890,  p.  639.) 

Fluids. 

Barus,  K.  Subsidence  of  fine  solid  par¬ 
ticles  in  liquids.  1886.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S. 
Geol.  surv.  Bull.  v.  5,  no.  36. )  —3553 

-  Bliss,  W.  J.  A.  Apparent  forces  between 

fine  solid  particles  totally  immersed  in  liquids. 
[1895.]  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Theses ,  1895.) 

.—2306 

-  Clarke,  F.W.  Constants  of  nature.  Pt.  1: 

a  table  of  specific  gravity  for  solids  and 
liquids.  1888.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Miscel.  coll. 
v.  32. )  —3445 

- Gauss,  K.  F.  Principia  generalia  theoriae  figurae 

fluidorum  in  statu  aequilibrii.  50  pp.  (Goettingen,  K. 

.  gesells.  wissens.  Comment,  recent.  Mathcmat.  v.  7,  1832, 
p.  39.)-Mcnsbnigghe,  G.  van  der.  Electricit&statique 
exerce-Lelle  une  influence  sur  la  tension  superficielle 
d’unliquide?  28  pp.  ( Brussels,  Acad.  M6m.  cour.  v.  40, 
1876.)— Sur  le  problbme  des  liquides  superposes  dans  un 
tube  capillaire.  44  pp.  (Brussels,  Acad.  M&m.  cour. 
v.  41,  1878.) — Srgner,  J.  A.  De  figuris  superficierum 
fluidarum.  72  pp.  1  pi.  (Goettingen,  K.,  gesells.  wissens. 
Comment,  v.  1,  1752,  p.  301.) 

See  also  Elasticity.— Equilibrium. — Exosmosis. 
— Hydraulics.— Hydromechanics.  —  Hydrome¬ 
ters.— Physics. — Waves. 

Flush  times  of  Alabama  and  Mississippi.  Bald¬ 
win,  J.  G.  3506 

Flute.  Bartholin,  C.  De  tibiis  veterum,  et 
earum  antiquo  usu  libri  III.  1679.  — 2737 

-  Eoret,  V.  Les  flfltes  ggyptiennes  antiques.  73  pp. 

( Journ .  cisiat.  8  s.  v.  14,  1889,  pp.  Ill,  197.) 

See  also  Musical  instruments. 

Flute  and  violin.  23  pp.  Allen,  J.  L.  ( Har¬ 
per's  Mag.  v.  82,  1891,  p.  58.) 

Fluxes,  Observations  on  the  cure  of,  by  small 

doses  of  ipecacuanha.  3  pp.  Fothergill,  J.,  Works,  p.  611. 

Fluxions.  See  Calculus. 


Flying.  Coryell,  J.  R.  Flying  under  water. 

8  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  78, 1889,  p.  794.)— Cummings, 
A.  M.  Uselessness  of  flying-machines.  3  pp.  {N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  152,  1891,  p.  118.)  Langley,  S.  P.  Possibility  of 
mechanical  flight.  3  pp.  {Century  Mag.  v.  20,  1891, 
p.  783.)  —  Lilienthal,  O.  Practical  experiments  in 
soaring.  5  pp.  2  pi.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Board  of  Regents, 
Ann.  report,  1893 :  U.  S.  53  Cong.  2  sess.  House  miscel. 
doc.  v.  29,  p.  195.)— Problem  of  flying.  6  pp.  (Smithson. 
Inst.  Board  of  Regents,  Ann.  rep>ort,  1893 :  U.  S.  53  Cong. 
2  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  29,  p.  189.)—' 'Flipper,  M.  F. 
A  flight  upon  flying.  12  pp.  (Compl.  ivorks,  v.  2,  p.  210.) 
See  also  Aeronantics. — Birds. — Locomotion. 

Flynt,  Henry.  Chauncy,  C.  Character  of  F. 

1  p.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  1  s.  v.  10,  1809,  p.  165.) 

Flynt.  See  also  Flint. 

Flyter,  Rev.  Alexander.  Macgregor,  D.  Alex¬ 
ander  Flyter.  8  pp.  (Disruption  worthies  of  the  High¬ 
lands,  Memorial  of  1843,  p.  37.) 

Foblant,  ( — )  de.  Apres  le  congr&s.  20  pp. 

(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  106,  1886,  p.  93.)— Les  Elections 
prochaines.  21  pp.  {Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  101,  1885, 
p.  769.)— Une  evolution  qui  s’opfere;  ruptures  d’hier ; 
alliances  de  demain.  14  pp.  (  Correspondant,  n.  s. 
v.  101,  1884,  p.  193.) 

Foca.  4  cent.  De  historia,  praefatio  ad  vitam 

Virgilii.  3  pp.  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  2, 
p.  465;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  3,  p.  410.)— P. 
Virgilii  Maronis  vita.  2  pp.  {Coll.  Pisaur.  v.  4, 
p.  231.) 

Focas.  See  Phocas. 

Foe,  Daniel  de.  See  De  Foe,  D. 

Foedera,  conventiones,  literae,  etcujus-cunque 
generis  acta  publica.  20  v.  Rymer,  T.  — 4441 
Foelster,  Hermann. 

Sprachliche  reimuntersuchung  der  Mi¬ 
racles  de  Nostre  Dame  de  Chartres  des  Mestre 
Jehan  Le  Marchant.  Marburg,  1885.  8°. 

(Stengel,  E.,  Ausgaben,  v.  43.)  2305 

Foerstemann,  Ernst  Guenther.  1788-1859. 
Christliche  geisslergesellschaften.  Halle, 
1828.  12°.  —4286 

Foerstemann,  Ernst  Wilhelm.  1822 — . 

Erlaeuterungen  zur  Mayahandschrift  der 
Koeniglichen  Oeffentlichen  Bibliothek  zu 
Dresden.  Dresden,  1886.  4°.  W.  81 

Foerster,  Arnold. 

Ueber  den  systematischen  werth  des  flue- 
gelgeaeders  bei  den  hymenopteren.  Aachen, 
1877.  4°.  —2653 

Foerster,  Heinrich,  Abp.  of  Breslau.  Heinrich 

Foerster,  Fuerstbischof  von  Breslau.  3  pp.  ( Unsere 
Zeit,  1865,  v.  1,  p.  765.) 

Foerster,  J.  Wilhelm.  Das  heerespflichtige 

alter  bei  den  Roemern.  3  pp.  (Rhcinisch.  mus.  n.  s. 
v.  36,  1881,  p.  158.) 

Foerster,  Karl  August  (Ed.)  1784-1841. 

Bibliothek  deutscher  dichter  des  siebzehn- 
ten  jahrhunderts,  v.  11-14.  See  Mueller,  W. 
Foerster,  Max.  Ueber  die  quellen  von  Ael- 

fric’s  exegetischen  homiliae  catholicae.  61  pp.  (An¬ 
glia,  v.  16,  1894,  p.  1.)— Aelfric’s  s.  g.  Jfiob-ueber- 
setzung.  5  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  15,  1893,  p.  473.) 

Foerster,  Paul  Richard.  1843—. 

Dissertatio  de  Aristotelis  quae  feruntur 
Physiognomonicis  recensendis.  Kiliae,  1882. 
4°.  3271 


FOERSTER,  Paul  Richard 


14G1 


FOGG,  Maj.  Jeremiah 


-  Dissertatio  de  translatione  Latina  Physiog- 

nomonicorum  quae  feruntur  Aristotelis.  Ki- 
liae,  1884.  4°.  3271 

-  De  Adamantii  i>liysiognoinonicis  recensen- 

dis.  26  pp.  ( Philologus ,  v.  46,  1888,  p.  250.) — Alka- 
nifiifs  und  die  giebelcompositionen  des  Zeustempels  in 
Olympia.  Die  kunstgeschichtlichen  angaben  des  Joan¬ 
nes  Tzetzes  und  des  Saidas.  35  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s. 
v.  38,  1883,  p.  633.)— Die  verlaeumdung  des  Apelles  in 
der  renaissance.  52  pp.  2  pi.  (  Koenigl.  Preussiscli. 
kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  8,  1887,  pp.  29,  89.)— Archaeo- 
logisclie  kleinigkeiten.  4  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  mus. 
n.  s.  v.  38,  1883,  p.  467.)— Zwei  neue  reden  des  Fhori- 
kios.  45  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1894,  p.  481.)  — 
Lming  und  Reiskes  zu  Aesop.  24  pp.  ( Rheinisch . 
mus.  n.  s.  v.  50,  1895,  p.  66.) — De  I.oxi  |>liy<siogno- 
inonia.  7  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  43, 1888,  p.  505. )— 
Zu  den  werken  des  kysipp.  2  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  mus. 
n.  s.  v.  40,  1885,  p.  637.) — Zur  handschriftenkunde  und  ge- 
schichte  der  pliilologie.  20  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.s. 
v.  37,  1882,  p.  485  ;  v.  40,  1885,  p.  453.)— Zu  Platon.  2  pp. 
(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1885,  p.  631.) — Zu  Tzetzes’ 
Hist.  118.  2  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  38, 1883,  p.  633.) 

-  (Ed.)  Scriptores  physiognomonici  Graeci 

et  Latini.  Lipsiae,  1893.  2  v.  16°.  4227 

Contents.  Adamantius.  Pliy6iognomonica,  v.  1. — 
Anonymi  Ryzantini  Physiognomonica,  v.  2.— 
Anonym!  de  |ihysiognomonia  liber  Latinus,  v.  2. 
Aristotele*.  •PvaioyvwpoytKa,  v.  1. — I’oorster,  R.  Pro¬ 
legomena,  v.  1.— Sylloge  loeornm  physiognoinonb 
corn  in,  v.  2.— Maritensus.  Epitomae,  v.  1.— Polon. 
De  physiognomonia  liber  Arabice  et  Latine,  v.  1 — Psen- 
dopolemonis  Codicis  Gotliani  Arabic!  versio 
Latina,  v.  2.— Psendopolemonis  Physiognomo- 
nica,  v.  1. — Indices,  v,  2. 

-  (Ed.)  Anecdota  Choriclana  nova.  31  pp.  (Philo¬ 
logus,  v.  54,  1895,  p.  93.) 

-  and  Deiter,  Heinrich.  Mittheilungen  aus 

handecbriften.  15  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  42,  1884,  p.  158.) 

Foerster,  Wendelin  (Ed. )  1844—. 

Aiol  et  Mirabel  und  Elie  de  Saint  Gille. 
Zwei  altfranzoesische  heldengedichte.  Mit 
anmerkungen  und  glossar  und  einem  anhang  : 
Fragmente  des  mittelniederlaendischen  Aiol, 
herausg.  von  J.  Verdam  .  .  .  Heilbronn,  1876- 
82.  8°.  2396 

-  (Ed.)  Altfranzoesische  bibliothek.  Heil¬ 
bronn,  1879-91.  12  v.  in  11,  12°.  2397 

Contents.  Asopus.  Lyoner  Yzopet.  Altfranzoesische 
uebersetzung  des  XIII  jahrh.  in  der  mundart  der 
Franche-Comt6,  mit  dem  kritischen  text  deslateiniscben 
originals  (Sog.  Anonymus  Neveleti).  Zum  ersten  mal 
herausg.  von  W.  Foerster,  v.  5.— Robert  de  Blois.  Floris 
et  Iiiriope.  Altfranzoesischer  roman,  zum  ersten  mal 
herausg.  von  \V.  von  Zingerle,  v.  12.  — Chardry  or  Char- 
dery.  Josapliaz,  Set  Dormanz,  und  Petit  Piet.  Dich- 
tungen  in  der  anglo-normannischen  mundart  des  13 
jahrh.  Zum  ersten  mal  vollstaendig,  mit  einleitung,  an¬ 
merkungen  und  glossar,  herausg.  von  J.  Koch,  v.  1.— 
Koschwitz,  E.  (Ed.)  Karl's  des  Grosscii  reise  nacli 
.feriisnlem  und  Fonstantinopel,  v.  2.— Apfelstedt, 
F.  (Ed.)  I.othring’isclier  psalter  (Bibl.  Mazarine, 
no.  798).  Altfranzoesische  uebersetzung  des  14  jahrh. 
Mit  einer  grammatischen  einleitung,  enthaltend  die 
grundzuege  der  grammatik  des  altlothringischen  dia¬ 
lects  und  einem  glossar,  v.  4. — Adgar,  W.  Marienle- 
gemlen,  nach  der  Londoner  handschrift  Egerton  612, 
zum  ersten  mal  vollstaendig  herausg.  von  C.  Neuhaus, 
v.  9. — Vollmoeller,  K.,  (Ed.)  Octavian,  v.  3.— Stuerzin- 
ger,  J.  ( Ed. )  Ortliograpliia  Gallica.  Aeltester 
traktat  ueber  franzoesische  aussprache  und  orthogra¬ 
phic,  v.  8.— Th6roulde.  Das  altfranzoesische  Rolauds- 
lied.  Text  von  Chateauroux  und  Venedig  VIII ;  Text 


von  Paris,  Cambridge,  Lyon,  und  den  sog.  Lothrin- 
gischen  fragmenten,  v.  6,  7. — Heiligbrodt,  R.  Concor- 
danztabelle  zum  altfranzoesischen  Rolandsliede,  v.  7.— 
Koschwitz,  E.  Commentar  zu  den  aeltesten  franzoe- 
sischen  spraclidciikmaclcrn,  v.  10. 

-  (Ed.)  Chevaliers  as  deus  espees.  Alt¬ 
franzoesischer  abenteuerroman.  Halle,  1877. 
8°.  2396 

-  (Ed.)  De  Venus  la  d6esse  d’amor.  AIL 

franzoesisches  minnegedicht  aus  dem  XIII 
jahrh.  nach  der  handschrift  B.  L.  F.  283  der 
Arsenalbibliothek  in  Paris.  Bonn,  1880.  12°. 

2396 

-  (Ed.)  Das  altfranzoesische  Rolandslied. 

See  Theroulde  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  (Ed.)  Christian  von  Troyes.  Saemtliclie 

werke.  See  Chrestien,  de  Troyes. 

-  (  Ed.  )  Dialoge  Gregoire  lo  Pape.  See 

Gregorius  I,  St.,  the  Great,  Pope. 

-  (Ed.)  Lyoner  Yzopet.  See  iEsopus. 

— —  (Ed.)  Robert  Gamier.  Tragedies.  See 
Gamier,  R. 

-  (Ed.)  Rufi  Festi  Breviarum  rerum  gesta- 

rum  P.  R.  See  Sextus  Rufus  (in  preceding 
catalogue). 

-  (Ed.)  Trett6  de  la  gramm4re  frangoeze. 

See  Meygretj  L. 

-  Paris,  G.  B.  P.  W.  Foerster:  Erec  und  Enide.  19  pp. 

(Romania,  v.  20,  1891,  p.  148.) 

-  and  Koschwitz,  Eduard.  ( Eds.  )  Alt- 

franzoesisches  uebungsbuch.  v.  1.  Heilbronn, 
1884.  8°.  2396 

Foerster,  Wilhelm  (Ed. )  Del  Tumbeor  Nostre- 

Dame.  11pp.  (Romania,  v.  2,  1873,  p.  315.) 

Foerster, Wilhelm.  1832 — .  Gemeinsames  mass 

und  gewicht  und  der  Pariser  vertrag  vom  20  Mai,  1875 
44  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1881,  v.  2,  pp.  535,  757.) 

Foertsch,  Karl  Friedrich  Gottlob.  [Notice 

of.]  1  p.  (Biog.  jahrb.  f.  alterth.  p.  7:  Jahresb.  ueber 
fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  12,  1879.) 

Foetus.  See  Fetus. 

Fog-. 

Aitken,  J.  On  dust,  fogs,  and  clouds.  3  pp.  (Na¬ 
ture,  \.  23,  lSS0,p.  195.) — Blake,  J.  V.  London  fog.  4  pp. 
(Am.  Nat.  v.  5,  1871,  p.  76.) — Bruce,  E.  S.  Town  fogs: 
their  amelioration  and  prevention.  13  pp.  (Dublin  Rev. 
v.  114,  1894,  p.  132.) — Cyclonic  fogs.  2  pp.  (Dublin 
Rev.  v.  115, 1894,  p.  435.) — Dziewicki,  M.  H.  In  praise 
of  London  fog.  9  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889, 
p.  1047.) — Fog’s.  2  pp.  (Nature,  v.  21,  1880,  p.  355.)— 
Bussell,  W.  J.  Town  fogs  and  their  effects.  7  pp. 
(Nature,  v.  45,  1892,  p.  10.)— Shackford,  J.  W.  Icebergs 
and  fog  in  the  north  Atlantic.  24  pp.  (Pop.  Sci.  Monthly, 
v.  22.  1883,  p.  628.)— Stone,  W.  H.  On  fog.  13  pp.  (Pop. 
Sci.  Rev.  v.  20,  1881,  p.  27.) — Town  smoke  and  town 
fog.  22  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  61,  1882,  p.  136.) 

See  also  Air. — Atmosphere.— Fog-signals. — Me¬ 
teorology. 

Fogassot,  Johan.  15  cent.  Romans,  sobre  la 

preso  e  detencio  del  illustrissim  senyor  don  Karles 
Princep  de  Viana.  5  pp.  (Jahrb.  f.  roman,  und  engl.  lit. 
v.  4,  1862,  p.  405.) 

Fogazzaro,  Antonio.  Robiati,  G.  Antonio 
Fogazzaro.  29  pp.  (In  his  Romanzo  contemporaneo  in 
Italia,  p.  55.) 

Fogg,  Maj.  Jeremiah.  Journal.  10  pp.  (Cook, 

F.,  Joum.  of  the  military  exped.  of  Sullivan,  p.  92.) 


FOGLIANI,  Giovanni 


1462 


FOLK-LORE 


Fogliani,  Giovanni.  Greppi,  E.  Fogliani  e 

Tanucci;  la  caduta  del  Tanucci.  6  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor. 
ital.  4  s.  v.  6,  1880,  p.  175.) 

Foglietta,  Guido  Baldo.  Discorso  del  matto- 

nato  o  selicato  di  Roma.  6  pp.  (Soc.  rom.  di  storia 
patria,  Archivio,  v.  1,  1878,  pp.  304,  393.) 

Fog-signals. 

International  Maritime  Congress.  Second 
meeting .  .  .  London,  1893.  Sec.  4.  Light¬ 
houses,  buoys,  fog-signals,  etc.  Minutes  of 
proceedings.  [1893.]  — 2774 

-  Ootisi'lastt,  Sir  J.  N.  Beacon  lights  and  fog  signals. 

10  pp.  ( Nature ,  v.  40,  1889,  pp.  87,  110.)— Kennedy,  C. 
W.,  and  others.  Fog-signals  at  sea.  8  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  148,  1889,  p.  509.) — Tyndall,  J.  Fog  signals.  3  pp. 

( Nature ,  v.  17,  1878,  p.  456.)— Recent  experiments  on  fog- 
signals.  14  pp.  (Pop.  Sci.  Monthly,  v.  13,  1878,  p.  275.) 

See  also  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  122,  1876,  p.  403.  Also  Fog-. — 
Naval  art  and  sciencc.-Navigation.-Signals. 
— Steam  navigation. 

Foig'ny,  France.  Prou,  M.  Fragment  d’ardoise 

du  moyen  &ge  trouvti  a  F.  2  pp.  1  pi.  (Biblioth.  Ec&le 
des  Chartes,  v.  51,  1890,  p.  268.) 

Foillan,  St.  Hillin,  Abbot  of  Oltenslaw.  Ex 

miraculis  S.  Foillani.  5  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script. 
v.  15,  pt.  2,  p.  924.) 

Foisset,  Joseph  Th6ophile.  Lacordaire,  J.  B. 

H.  Histoire  de  J6sus-Christ,  par  F.  9  pp.  (Correspon- 
dant,  v.  35,  1855,  p.  321.) — 1 Tlmreaii-Dangin,  P.  Un 
livre  sur  F.  19  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  126,  1891, 
p.  636.) 

Foix,  Gaston  de,  Due  de  Nemours.  Vignati,  C. 

Gaston  de  Fois  e  l’esercito  francese  a  Bologna,  a  Brescia, 
a  Ravenna  dal  gennaio  1511  all’ aprile  1512.  30  pp.  (Soc. 
stor.  lombarda,  Archiv.  2  s.  1884,  p.  593.) 

Foix,  Gaston  IV,  Comte  de. 

Leseur,  G.  Histoire  de  Gaston  IV,  Comte 
de  Foix.  Chronique  fran§aise  in6dite  du  XV 
siecle,  pub  .  .  .  par  H.  Courteault.  1893-96, 
2  v.  .2694 

Folard,  Jean  Charles,  Chevalier  de  (Ed.)  1669- 
1752. 

Histoire  de  Polybe.  See  Polybius,  of  Mega¬ 
lopolis. 

Folcaeliieri,  Folcachiero  de.  12  cent.  Rime. 

4  pp.  (Ancona,  A.  d’,  and  Comparetti,  D.  P.,  Antiche 
rime  volgari ,  v.  2,  p.  74 :  Coll,  di  ope re  ined.  o  rare ,  v.  42.) 

Folco,  di  Calabria.  13  cent.  Rime.  8  pp. 
(Ancona,  A.  d’,  and  Comparetti,  D.  P.,  Antiche  rime  vol¬ 
gari,  v.  2,  p.  312  :  Coll,  di  opere  ined.  o  rare,  v.  42.) 

Folcuin,  Bp.  of  Thtrouanne.  Folcuin,  Abbot 

of  Lobbes.  Vita  Folquini  Episcopi  Morinensis.  8  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  423.) 

Folcuin,  Abbot  of  Lobbes.  — 990.  Vita  Fol- 

qnini  Episcopi  Morinensis.  8  pp.  ( Frankfort  Soc. 
Script,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  423. ) — Ex  miraculis  SS.  Ursmari 
et  Ermini.  7  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  2, 
p.  831.) 

Folengo,  Teofilo  (Merlinus  Cocaius,  pseud.) 
1491-1544. 

Histoire  maccaronique  de  Merlin  Coccaie, 
prototype  de  Rabelais.  Avec  notes  et  une 
notice  par  G.  Brunet,  nouv.  fid.  .  .  .  par  P.  L. 
Jacob.  Paris,  1876.  12°.  2304 

-  Opere  maccheroniche.  v.  3,  pt.  1,  Man- 

tova,  1888.  8°.  2304 

Contents.  L'Orlandino  di  Li  Memo  Pitocco. 


-  Opus  .  .  .  Macaronicorum,  totu  in  pristi- 

nam  formam  per  me  Magistrum  Acquarium 
Lodolam  optime  reductu  .  .  .  Epistola  vol- 
gare  dil  auttore  di  Merlino  Cocaio,  al  im- 
pressore  di  esso  A.  Paganino.  [Tusculani, 
1521.]  16°.  2305 

-  Iiruitct,  P.  G.  (Philomneste  junior,  pseud.)  Notice 

sur  la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  F.  38  pp.  (Folengo,  T. 
Hist,  maccaron..  p.  v.) 

Foley,  Caroline  A.  Vedalla  Sutta,  as  illus¬ 
trating  the  psychological  basis  of  Buddhist  ethics. 
14  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Joum.  n.  s.  v.  26,  1894, 
p.  321.) 

Foley,  Henry. 

Records  of  the  English  province  of  the 
Society  of  Jesus,  v.  7,  pt.  2.  London,  1883. 
8°.  —3266 

Note.— For  v.  1-7,  pt.  1,  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Foley,  Thomas,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Chicago.  Clarke, 

R.  II.  Rt.  Rev.  Thos.  Foley.  18  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of 
deceased  Bps.  v.  3,  p.  171.) 

Foley.  See  also  Folie. 

Folger,  Peter.  1617-90. 

Looking  glass  for  the  times  ;  or,  the  former 
spirit  of  New  England  revived  in  this  gener- 
ation.  Providence,  [repr.]  1883.  sq.  12°. 
(Rhode  Island  Hist.  Tracts ,  no.  16.)  4642 

Folgore,  da  San  Gemignano.  14  cent. 

Rime,  nuovamente  pub.  da  Giulio  Navone. 
Bologna,  1880.  12°.  (Scelta  di  curiositd  let- 

terarie,  no.  172.)  2342 

-  Synioitds,  J.  A.  Folgore  da  San  Gemignano.  13  pp. 

(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  29,  1881,  p.  358.) 

Folie,  Frangois  Jacques  Philippe.  1833 — 

Douze  tables  pour  le  calcul  des  r6ductions 
stellaires.  Bruxelles,  1883.  4°.  — 2465 

-  Tables  des  ligues  trigonomGriqcs  liaturelles 

et  des  inverses  des  nombres.  11  pp.  (Liege,  Soc.  roy. 
des  sci.  M&m.  2  s.  v.  9,  1882.)— Trait6  des  reductions 
stellaires.  88  pp.  (Liege,  Soc.  roy.  des  sci.  Mem. ‘Is. 
v.  14,  1888. ) 

Folie.  See  also  Foley. 

Folie  espagriolc.  La.  4v.ini.  Pigault-Lebrnn, 
C.  A.  G.,  (Euvres  compl.  v.  20-23.  4147 

Folk  and  liero  tales.  McDougall,  J.  (Ed.) 
(Campbell,  A.,  Waifs  and  strays  of  Celtic 
tradition ,  Argyllshire  S.  no.  3. )  2212 

Folk  and  liero  tales.  Maclnnes,  D.  (Ed.) 
(Campbell,  A.,  Waifs  and  strays  of  Celtic  tra¬ 
dition,  Argyllshire  S.  no.  2)  2212 

Note.— Also  in  Folk-lore  Soc.  Pub.  no  25. 

Folkard,  Richard,  Jr. 

Plant  lore,  legends,  and  lyrics.  Embracing 
the  myths,  traditions,  superstitions,  and  folk¬ 
lore  of  the  plant  kingdom.  London,  1884. 
8°.  1215 

Folkestone,  Viscountess.  See  Pleydell-Bouve- 
rie,  H.  M.,  Countess  of  Radnor. 
Folk-etymology.  Palmer,  A.  S.  1195 

Folk-lore. 

Bassett,  F.  S.  Legends  and  superstitions 
of  the  sea  and  of  sailors  in  all  lands  and  at 
all  times.  1885.  1296 


FOLK-LORE 


1463 


FOLK-LORE,  Periodicals 


-  Bolton,  H.  C.  Counting-out  rhymes  of 

children.  1888.  1321 

-  Collection  de  contes  et  de  chansons  popu¬ 
lates.  1881-93,  20  v.  1217 

-  Cox,  M.  R.  Cinderella.  Three  hundred 

and  forty-five  variants  of  Cinderella,  Catskin, 
and  Cap  o’ Rushes,  abstracted  and  tabulated, 
with  a  discussion  of  mediaeval  analogues,  and 
notes.  1893.  (Folk-lore  Soc.  no.  31. )  2213 

-  Engel,  K.  Musical  my  ths  and  facts.  1876, 

2  v.  —2755 

-  Folkard,  R.,  Jr.  Plant  lore,  legends, 

and  lyrics.  1884.  1215 

-  Gomme,  G.  L.  Folk-lore  relics  of  early 

village  life.  1883.  (Antiquary's  Libr.)  2704 

- and  Wheatley,  H.  B.  (Eds.)  Chap- 

books  and  folk-lore  tracts.  1885,  5  v.  (  Villon 
Soc.)  2116 

-  Harley,  T.  Moon  lore.  1885.  1215 

-  Jacques,  de  Vitry,  Bp.  of  Acre.  The  ex- 

empla;  or,  illustrative  stories  from  the  Ser- 
mones  vulgares.  1890.  (Folk-lore  Soc.  no.  26.) 

2213 

-  Puymaigre,  T.  J.  B.,  Comte  de.  Folk¬ 
lore.  1885.  1218 

-  Swainson,  C.  Handbook  of  weather  folk¬ 
lore.  1873.  1218 

-  Thoms,  W.  J.  (Ed.)  Lays  and  legends  of 

various  nations.  1834,  2  v.  1218 

-  Wolter,  E.  (Ed.)  Der  Judenknabe.  5 

griechische,  14  lateinische,  and  8  franzoesische 
texte.  1879.  (Suchier,  H.,  Biblioth.  Norman. 
v.  2. )  2304 

-  Finamore,  G.  {Ed.)  I  dodici  mesi  dell’  anno.  15  pp. 

( Archiv .  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  4,  1885,  p.  436.) — 
Grimm.  J.  L.  K.  Verbreitung  des  todes  und  lebens. 
4  pp.  { Kleiner e  schriften,  v.  5,  p.  413.) — I.iebreeht,  F. 
Kleine  mittlieilungen.  14  pp.  (Germania,  v.  22,  1877, 
p.  181.) — Prato,  L.  L’apologo  di  Menenio  Agrippa;  Le 
membra  ribellate  alio  stomaco,  nelle  varie  redazioni 
straniere.  16  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  4, 
1885,  p.  25.) 

See  also  Edtla.— Fairy  tales.— Legends.— Man¬ 
ners  and  Customs.  —  Mythology.  —  Sagas.  — 
Superstition. — Tradition.  Also  Alexander,  the 
Great,  Romance.  —  Amelungen  lied  and  saga. — 
Arthur,  King. — Charlemagne,  Romance.— Cinde¬ 
rella.  —  Dietrich  von  Bern  sage.  —  Faust,  J. — 
Flore  and  Rlanchctlor. —  Grail.  —  Griselda. — 
Gudrun. — IKeldensage. — Nibelungen  lied  und 
sage.— Reynard  the  Fox.— Robin  Hood.— Ro¬ 
land.— Seven  sages. — Tell,  W. — Walter  of  Acqui- 
taine.—  Also  English,  French,  German,  Italian, 
etc.,  folk-lore. 

Folk-lore,  Bibliography. 

Back,  F.  Litteratur  des  jahres  1890.  15  pp. 

( Verein  f.  volkskunde,  Zeits.  v.  1, 1891,  p.  113.) — Bourne, 
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1889,  p.  609.) 


Folk-lore,  History  and  criticism. 

Bible  folk-lore :  a  study  in  comparative 
mythology.  1884.  1215 

-  Clouston,  W.  A.  Popular  tales  and  fic¬ 
tions  ;  their  migrations  and  transformations. 

1887,  2  v.  1272 

-  Dyer,T.  F.T.  Folk-lore  of  plants.  1889.  1296 

- Gomme,  G.  L.  Handbook  of  folk-lore. 

1890.  (Folk-lore  Soc.  no.  20. )  2226 

-  Lang,  A.  Custom  and  myth.  1885.  1216 

-  Martinengo-Cesaresco,  E.,  Contessa. 

Essays  in  the  study  of  folk-songs.  1886.  1337 

-  Williams,  A.  M.  Studies  in  folk-song  and 

popular  poetry.  1894.  1327 

-  Ancona,  A.  d\  Delle  mattinate.  10  pp.  (Archiv. 

studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  4,  1885,  p.  373.) — Carmichael, 
C.  H.  E.  Study  of  folk-lore.  47  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  of  lit. 
Trans.  2  s.  v.  15,  1893,  p.  84.) — Coelho,  F.  A.  Tradigoes 
relativas  as  sereias  e  mythos  similares.  36  pp.  (Archiv. 
studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  4,  1885,  p.  325.)—  Golden 
bough.  18  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  172,  1891,  p.  191.)— 
Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Gedanken  ueber  mythos,  epos,  und 
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die  gerade  linie ;  Der  spiegel  im  glauben  und  brauch  der 
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324.) — Holtliausen,  F.  Beitraege  zur  vergleiehenden 
maerclien-  und  sagenkunde.  5  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  31, 
1886,  p.  327.)— Koehler.  R.  Segensprueclie.  11  pp. 

( Germania ,  v.  13,  1868,  p.  178.) — Lunge,  A.  G.  Sage  vom 
Meister  und  gesellen,  mit  vorlaeufigen  gedanken  ueber 
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Liindcll.  J.  A.  Notation  de  la  litterature  populaire. 
4  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  4,  1885,  p.  249.) — 
Machado  y  Alvarez,  A.  El  colera  en  la  tradicion 
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indiennes  et  danoises  d’un  conte  picard.  4  pp.  (Ro¬ 
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Sur  quelques  historiettes  d’Etienne  de  Bourbon.  10  pp. 
(Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  3,  1884,  p.  97.)— Rob¬ 
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Bilder  aus  der  Volksheilmittelkunde.  12  pp.  ( Unsere 
Zeit,  1886,  v.  1,  p.  307;  v.  2,  1868,  p.  706.)—  Sc  hen  kl,  K. 
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— Schwartz,  W.  Volkstuemliche  schlaglichter.  33  pp. 
(Verein  f.  volkskunde,  Zeits.  v.  1,  1891,  pp.  17,  279.) — 
Svhiiiot.  P.  Etudes  maritimes.  16  pp.  (Archiv .  studio 
tradiz.  popolari,  v.  3,  1884,  p.  429.)— Shaineanu,  L. 
Les  jours  d’emprunt,  ou  les  jours  de  la  vieille.  21  pp. 
(Romania,  v.  18,  1889,  p.  107.)— Steinthal,  H.  Das 
periodische  auftreten  der  sage.  12  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelker¬ 
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14pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  18,  1888,  p.  311.)— Lang: 
Custom  and  myth.  13  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  18, 

1888,  p.  299.)— Stuart-Glennie,  J.  S.  Origins  of  mat¬ 
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forschung.  44  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  13,  1868,  p.  401.) 

Folk-lore,  Periodicals.  American  Folk-lore 
Society.  Memoirs.  Bost.,  1894-95.  3v.  2292 

-  Folk-lore.  A  quarterly  review  of  myth, 

tradition,  institution,  and  custom,  v.  1-3,  6,  7. 
(Folk-lore  Soc.  v.  27,  28,  30,  36,38.)  Lond., 
1890-96.  5  v.  2211 


FOLK-LORE,  Periodicals 


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FOLSOM,  De  Francias 


-  Folk-lore  Journal.  Lond.,  1883-88.  7  v. 

( Folk-lore  Soc.  y.  11,  14,  16,  18,  19,  21,  24. )  2211 

-  Folk-lore  Society.  Publications.  Lond., 

1883-96.  23  v.  2211,  2213 

Note.— For  v.  1-10,  12,  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Journal  of  American  Folk-lore.  Bost., 

1888-96.  9  v.  2292 

-  Pitre, G.,  and  Salomone-Marino,  S .(Eds. ) 

Arcliivio  per  lo  studio  delle  tradizioni  popo- 
lari.  Palermo,  1882-95.  14  v.  2291 

-  Verein  fuer  Volkskunde.  Zeitschrift. 

Berl.,  1891-96.  6  v.  —2192 

-  Zeitschrift  fuer  voelkerpsychologie 

und  spracliwissenschaft.  Berl.,  1860-90.  20  v. 

—2194 

Folk-lore.  A  quarterly  review  of  myth,  tra¬ 
dition,  institution,  and  custom,  v.  1-3,  6,  7. 
London,  1890-96.  5  v.  8°.  ( Folk-lore  Soc. 

V.  27,  28,  30,  36,  38. )  2211 

Note. — Continuation  of  Folk-lore  Journal. 

Folk-lore  and  provincial  names  of  British 
birds.  Swainson,  C.  (Folk-lore  Soc.  v.  17.) 

2213 

Folk-lore  ties  Ilantes- Vosges.  Sauv6,  L.  F. 

(LittZrat.  populaires,  v.  29. )  2227 

Folk-lore  Journal.  London,  1883-88.  7  v. 
8°.  ( Folk-lore  Soc.  v.  11,  14,  16,  18,  19,  21,  24.) 

2211 

Note.— Continuation  of  Folk-lore  Record  (in  preceding 
catalogue).  Continued  as  Folkdore. 

Folk-lore  of  modern  Greece.  Geldart, 
E.  M.  (Ed.)  1218 

Folk-lore  of  Shakespeare.  Dyer,T.  F.  T.  3304 
Folk-lore  relics  of  early  village  life.  Gomme, 
G.  L.  (Antiquary's  Libr.)  2704 

Folk-lore  Society,  for  collecting  and  printing 
relics  of  popular  antiquities,  etc.  Publica¬ 
tions,  v.  11,  13-21,  23-31,  33-35,  38.  London, 
18S3-96.  23  v.  8°.  and  4°.  2211,2213 

Note. — For  v.  1-10,  12,  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Contents.  Maclnnes,  D.  Folk  and  hero  tales  of 
Argyllshire,  v.  25.— Swainson,  C.  Folk-lore  and  pro¬ 
vincial  names  of  British  birds,  v.  17.— Cox,  M.  R. 
Cinderella.  Three  hundred  and  forty-five  variants  of 
Cinderella,  Catskin,  and  Cap  o’rushes  . . .  v.  31.— Coun¬ 
ty  folk-lore,  v.  37.— Hardy,  J.  The  Denham 
tracts,  2  v.,  v.  29,  35.— Jacques  de  Vitry.  Exempla, 
v.  26.— Folk-lore,  5  v\,  v.  27  ,  28,  30,  36,  38.— Folk-lore 
Journal,  7  v.,  v.  11,  14,  16,  18,  19,  21,  24.— Gomme,  G.  L. 
Handbook  of  folklore,  v.  20.— Nutt,  A.  Studies  on  the 
legend  of  the  Holy  Grail,  v.  23.— Callaway,  H.,  Bp.  of 
St.  John's,  Kaffraria.  Iziuyanga  Zokubula;  or, 
divination  as  existing  among  the  Amazulu,  v.  15.— Jones, 

W.  H.,  and  Kropf,  L.  L.  (Eds.)  Folk-tales  of  the  Mag¬ 
yars.  v.  13. —Elton,  O.  (TV.)  First  nine  books  of  the 
banish  history  of  Saxo-Granunaticns.  v.  33. 

_  l.icbrecht.  F.  Folk-lore  Society  in  London.  13  pp. 

(Eng.  studien,  v.  3,  1880,  p.  1.) 

Folk-plirases  of  four  counties  (Glouc.,  Staff., 
Warw.,  Wore.)  Northall,  G.  F.  (Eng.  Dia¬ 
lect  Soc.  no.  73. )  —2163 

Folk-songs,  Essays  in  the  study  of.  Martin- 
engo-Cesaresco,  E.,  Contessa.  1337 

Folk-songs  of  Italy.  Busk,  R.  H.  2387 

Folk-speech  of  South  Cheshire.  Darlington, 

T.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  53.)  — 2163 


Folk-tales.  5  pp.  Schuyler,  E.  (Atlant. 

Monthly,  v.  57,  1886,  p.  419.) 

Folk-tales  of  Bengal.  Day,  L.  B.  1217 

Folk-tales  of  Kashmir.  Knowles,  J.  H. 

(Truebner's  Orient.  S.)  3103 

Folk- tales  of  the  Magyars.  Jones,  W.  H., 
and  Kropf,  L.  L.  (Eds.)  (Folk-lore  Soc.  v.  13. ) 

2213 

Follen,  Rev.  Charles  Theodore  Christian,  LL.  D. 
1796-1840. 

Works,  with  a  memoir  of  his  life.  Boston, 
1841-42.  5  v.  12°.  2106 

Contents.  Franklin  lecture,  v.  5.— Future  state 
of  man,  v.5. — History,  v.  5. — Inaugural  discourse, 
v.  5.— Follen,  Mrs.  E.  L.  C.  Idle  of  Charles  Follen,  v.  1. 
— Lectures  on  moral  philosophy,  v.  3.— Peace  and 
war,  v.  5. — Poems,  v.  1. — Prayers,  v.  1. — Elements  of 
psychology,  v.  3.— Religion  and  the  church, 
v.  5.— On  Schiller's  life  and  dramas,  v.  4. — Ser¬ 
mons,  v.  2.— Address  to  the  people  of  the  United  States 
on  the  subject  of  slavery,  v.  5.— Funeral  oration  on 
Caspar  Spurzheim,  v.  5. 

-  Life  of  Friedrich  Schiller.  Comprehend¬ 
ing  an  examination  of  his  works.  New  York, 
1837.  12°.  4757 

-  Follen,  Mrs.  E.  L.  C.  Life  of  Charles 

Follen.  1842.  ( Follen,  C.  T.  C.,  Works,  v.  1. )  2106 
Follen,  Mrs.  Eliza  Lee  Cabot.  1787-1860. 

Life  of  Charles  Follen.  Boston,  1842.  12°. 

(Follen,  C.  T.  C.,  Works,  v.  1.)  2106 

-  Little  Songs.  With  new  illustrations  by 

Miss  L.  B.  Humphrey.  Boston,  1881.  sq.  12°. 

1337 

Follie  religiose :  poema  in  ottava  rima  scritto 
in  lingua  piemontese.  Calvo  da  Savigiano,  E. 

2302 

Followers  and  friends,  Of.  4  pp.  Bacon,  Sir 

F.,  Essays,  with  annotations  by  R.  Whately,  4  ed.  p.  465. 

Following  the  guidon.  Custer,  Mrs.  E.  B. 

2404 

Folquet,  of  Marseilles.  Circa  1160-1231.  Ge- 

dichte.  23  pp.  (Mahn,  K.  A.  F.,  Werke  der  troubadours , 
v.  1,  p.  315.) 

Folqueys,  Gui.  13  cent.  Sieben  freuden  Ma¬ 
ria’s.  [Provencal.]  12  pp.  (Suchier,  H.,  Denkmaeler 
provenzal.  lit.  und  sprache,  v.  1,  p.  272.) 

Folquin.  See  Folcuin. 

Folsom,  Abigail.  Banks,  N.  H.  Abby  Folsom 

and  Judge  Story.  3  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  10,  1883, 
p.  427.) 

Folsom,  C.  W.  Surface-drainage  of  the  metro¬ 
politan  district.  6  pp.  1  pi.  (Mass.  State  Board  of 
Health,  Report,  1876,  p.  507.) 

Folsom,  Charles.  Parsons,  T.  Memoir  of  F. 

17  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  13,  1875,  p.  26.) 

Folsom,  Charles  Follen,  M.  D.  1842—.  Pre¬ 
vention  of  insanity.  8  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
Reports,  v.  7,  p.  83.) — Our  meat  supply,  and  public 
health.  51  pp.  (Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report, 
1875,  p.  133.) — Relation  of  our  public  schools  to  the 
disorders  of  the  nervous  system.  33  pp.  (Six  lectures 
upon  school  hygiene,  p.  161.) — Disposal  of  sewage. 
133  pp.  13  pi.  (Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1876, 
p.  276.)— Westfield  and  Merrimac  rivers.  18  pp. 
(Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1879,  Suppl.  p.  1.) 

Folsom,  De  Francias  (Ed.) 

Our  police :  a  history  of  the  Baltimore 
force  from  the  first  watchman  to  the  latest 
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Folwell,  William  Watts.  1833 — .  Effect  of 

correct  analysis  on  doctrine  in  political  economy.  17  pp. 
(Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Pub.  v.  4,  no.  5,  p.  53.) 

Fonblanqne,  Albany  William.  Horne,  R.  H. 

Rev.  S.  Smith,  A.  Fonblanqne,  and  Douglas  Jerrold. 
28  pp.  (In  his  New  spirit  of  the  age,  2  ed.  v.  1,  p.  277.) 

Fonblanqne,  Edward  Barrington  de.  1821-95. 
Lives  of  the  Lords  Strangford,  with  their 
ancestors  and  contemporaries  through  ten 
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-  Caroline  Bauer.  8  pp.  ( Fnrtn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885, 

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Fonblanqne,  Lester  Ramsay  de.  Social  status 

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Foncin,  Pierre  Francois  Charles.  1841 — . 

Essai  sur  le  ministSre  de  Turgot.  These 
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Fonda,  Maj.  Jiles.  Johnson,  Sir  W.  Letter 

to  F.  1  p.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  21,  1889,  p.  75.) 

Fondatenrs  des  grands  ordres  religieux  :  St. 
Vincent  de  Paul  et  les  Soeurs  de  charite. 
Capefigue,  J.  B.  H.  R.  4707 

Fondation  de  1’ Empire  germanique.  Zeller, 
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Fondulo,  Cabrino,  Lord  of  Cremona.  Sommi 

Picenardi,  G.  Della  famiglia  di  F.  12  pp.  (Soc.  stor. 
lombarda,  Archiv.  1  s.  1887,  p.  840.) 

Fones  record,  Records  of  the  proprietors  of 
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Arnold,  J.  N.  2621 

Fonseca,  Jose  da.  Novo  diceionario  francez- 
portuguez.  Paris,  1887.  8°.  —2147 

Fonsegrive,  George  L.  Whittaker,'  T.  Fon- 

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Fontaine,  C.  Prosateurs  fran§ais  du  XIX 
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Fontaine,  William  Morris. 

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Washington,  1889.  2  v.  4°.  (Powell,  J.  W., 
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Robert  Edward  Lee  from  King  Robert  the  Bruce,  of 
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Fontainebleau,  Forest.  Rataud,  ( — ).  jeune. 

Notice  sur  quelques  objets  d’antiquit€s  trouv<;s  dans  la 
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p.  217.) 

Fontaine-en-Solog  ne,  France.  Rochambeau, 

A.  L.  de  V.,  Marquis  de.  Un  nouveau  cachet  d’oeuliste 
romain  dgcouvert  a  F.  5  pp.  (Rev.  archeol.  n.  s.  v.  39, 
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Fontana,  Bartholommeo.  1835—.  Documenti 

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l’eresia  luterana  in  Italia.  205  pp.  (Soc.  rom.  di 
st-oria  patria,  Archivio,  v.  15,  1892,  pp.  71,  365.)— Clemente 
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patria,  Archivio,  v.  15,  1892,  p.  510.)— Documenti  dell’ 
archivio  vaticano  e  dell’  Estense  sull’  imprigionamento 
di  Itenata  di  Francia,  Duchessa  di  Ferrara.  65  pp. 
(Soc.  rom.  di  storia  patria,  Archivio,  v.  9,  1886,  p.  163.) 

Fontanals.  See  Mild  y  Fontanals,  M. 
Fontane,  Marius.  1838 — . 

Histoire  universelle.  Paris,  [1880] -97.  9  v. 
8°.  2412 

Contents.  Asiatiques :  Assyriens,  Hebreux,  PhGni- 
ciens  (de  4000  5,  559  av.  J.-C.),  v.  4.— Atlii'nes  (de  480  a 
336  av.  J.-C.),  v.  6. — Barbares  (dell7  &  395ap.  J.-C.),  v.9. 
— Christianisnie  (de  67  av.  J.-C.  it  117  ap.  J.-C.),  v.  8.— 
Eg-yptes  (de  5000  k  715  av.  J.-C.),  v.  3. — ftrfce  (de  1300  a 
480  av.  J.-C.),  v.  5. — Iiule  vfdiqne  (de  1800  a  800  av. 
J.-C.),  v.  1.— Iran  lens :  Zoroastre  (de  2500  &  800  av.  J.-C.) , 
v.  2. — Rome  (de  754  9,  63  av.  J.-C.),  v.  7. 

Fontane,  Theodor.  1819—.  Unwiederbring- 

lich.  168  pp.  (Deulsch.  rundschau,  v.  66,  1891,  pp.  1,  161, 
321;  v.  67,  1891,  pp.  1,  161,  325.) 

Fontane.  See  also  Fontaine. 

Fontanedo,  Hernando  d’ Escalante.  16  cent. 

Memoir  on  the  country  and  ancient  Indian  tribes  of 
Florida.  31  pp.  (French,  B.  F.,  Hist.  coll,  of  La.  and 
Florida,  2  s.  1875,  p.  235.) 

Fontani,  Francesco.  1748-1818.  Cenno  sulla 

vita  di  Giuliano  Dati.  2  pp.  (Scelta  di  curiositd,  lettera- 
rie,  no.  136,  p.  xxix.) 

Fontanini,  Giusto,  Abp.  of  Ancyra.  1666-1736. 
Storia  arcana  della  vita  di  Fra.  Paolo  Sarpi, 
scritta  .  .  .  e  documenti  relativi.  Venezia, 
1803.  8°.  4704 

Fontanna,  Valerio  Giason.  18  cent.  Novella. 

18  pp.  (Novelle  ined.  v.  2,  p.  63.) 

Fontarabia,  Spain,  Doussault,  E.  Fontarabie. 

16  pp.  ( Tour  du  monde,  v.  29,  1875,  p.  97.) 

Fontbonne,  Edouard  de.  La  France  au  Niger. 

7  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  119,  1889,  p.  761.) — Caisse 
des  retrait, es  pour  la  vieillesse.  17  pp.  (Correspon¬ 
dant,  n.  s.  v.  121,  1889,  p.  40.) 

Fontenailles,  France.  Rhythmi  de  pugna 

Fontanetica  et  de  obitu  Hugonis  abbatis.  4  pp. 
(Duemmler,  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  aevi  Car.  v.  2,  p.  137:  Monu- 
menta  German,  hist.) 

Fontenelle,  Bernard  le  Bouyer  de.  1657-1757. 

Vie  de  P.  Corneille.  24  pp.  (Corneille,  P.,  Chefs-d'oeuvre, 
v.  1,  p.  5.) 

-  Fignicr,  G.  L.  Fontenelle.  28  pp.  2  pi.  (In  his 

Vies  des  savants  illustres,  v.  5,  p.  161.) 

Fontenelle,  Abbey.  E  serie  metrica  abbatum 

Fontanellensium.  2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  2?ec.  hist.  Gautes, 
V.  23,  p.  428.) 


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FOOD 


Fontes  juris  Romani  antiqui.  Bruns,  K.  G. 

(Ed.)  —1326 

Fontes  rerum  Austriacarum.  Oesterrei- 
chische  geschichtsquellen.  Herausg.  von  der 
liistorischen  Commission  der  Kaiserlichen 
Akademie  der  wissenschaften.  Diplomataria, 
v.  35-48.  Wien,  1871-96.  14  v.  in  15,  8°.  3694 

Note. — For  Diplomataria,  v.  1-34,  see  preceding  cata¬ 
logue. 

Contents.  Zahn,  J.  von  (Ed.)  Austro-Friulona, 
v.  40.— Zahn,  J.  von  (Ed.)  Codex  diploniaticus 
Aiistriaco-frising-ensis,  v.  35,  36. — Bachmann,  A. 
(Ed.)  Briefe  und  acten  zur  oesterreichisch-deutschen 
geschichte  im  zeitalter  Kaiser  Friedrich  III,  v.  44; 
Urkundliche  naclitraege  zur  oesterreichisch-deutschen 
geschichte  im  zeitalter  Kaiser  Friedrich  III,  v.  46.— Pan- 
gerl,  M.  (Ed.)  Urkundenbuch  des  ehemaligen  Cister- 
cienserstiftes  Goldenkron  in  Boehmen,  v.  37.— Zeiss- 
berg,  H.  R.  von  (Ed.)  Das  todtenbuch  des  Cistercien- 
serstiftes  Filienfeld  in  Oesterreich  unter  der  Enns, 
v.  41.— Marie  Christine,  Erzherzogin  von  Oesterreich. 
Briefe  an  Leopold  II.  Hersaug.  von  H.  Schlitter,  v.  48. 
— Zingerle,  O.  von.  Mein  hards  II,  Urbare  der  graf- 
schaft  Tirol,  v.  45.— Schlitter,  H.,  Pins  VI,  und  Josef  II 
von  der  rueckkehr  des  Papstes  nach  Rom  bis  zum 
abschlusse  des  concordats,  v.  46,  pt.  2 ;  Reise  des  Papstes 
Pius  VI  nach  Wien,  v.  46,  pt.  1. — Schroll,  B.  (Ed.)  Ur¬ 
kundenbuch  des  Benedictiner-stiftes  St.  Paul  in 
Kaernten,  v.  39.— Iloefler,  C.  von  (Ed.)  Congress  von 
Soissons,  v.  38.— Bachmann,  A.  (Ed.)  Prkiinden 
und  actenstueckc  zur  oesterreichischen  geschichte 
(1410-71),  v.  42. — Beck,  J.  (Ed.)  Geschichts-buecher  der 
wiedertaeufcr  in  Oesterreich-Ungarn,  v.  43. 

Fontes  rerum  Germ anicar um .  4  v.  Boeh- 
mer,  J.  F.  (Ed.)  3613 

Fontevraml,  Priory.  Marchegay,  P.  Chartes 

de  F.  concernant  l’Aunis  et  La  Rochelle.  66  pp.  (Bib- 
lioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  19,  1857,  pp.  132,  321.) 

Fonthill  Abbey. 

Neale,  J.  P.  Graphical  illustrations  of 
Fonthill  Abbey,  the  seat  of  John  Farquhar. 
1824.  .2521 

Font!  del  novellino.  69  pp.  Ancona,  A.  d’. 

(Romania,  v.  2,  1873,  p.  385;  v.  3,  1874,  p.  164.) 

Fonti  dell’  Orlando  Furioso.  Rajna,  P.  2385 
Fonton,  Feliks  Petrovich.  Russie  dans  l’Asie- 
Mineure  ;  ou,  campagnes  du  Mar6chal  Paske- 
vitch,  1828-29  ;  et  tableau  du  Caucase.  Paris, 
1840.  8°.  3472 

Atlas.  Paris,  1840.  8°.  3461 

Fonts.  Allen,  J.  R.  On  the  antiquity  of  fonts 

in  Gt.  Britain.  10  pp.  2  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc. 
Journ.  v.  44,  1888,  p.  164.)—  AndrlS,  J.  L.  Leaden  fonts 
in  Sussex.  6  pp.  2  pi.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  32, 
1882,  p.  75.)— Deschamps,  L.  Fonts  baptismaux  de 
Samer.  1  p.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Bull.  1853-54, 
p.  110.)— Hannah,  J.  J.  On  the  church  of  St.  Nicholas 
and  its  ancient  font.  9  pp.  4  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc. 
Journ.  v.  42,  1886,  p.  26.) — Harris,  J.  Saxon  font  in 
South  Hayling  church,  Hayling  island,  Hants.  3  pp. 
1  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  42,  1886,  p.  65.) — 
.  II  odd,  A.  E.  On  the  Saxon  baptismal  font  in  Deer- 
hurst  priory  church,  with  notes  upon  other  early  fonts. 
21  pp.  1  pi.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans. 
v.  11,  1886-87,  p.  84.) — Fefebvrc,  F.  Notice  sur  les  fonts 
baptismaux  de  Wierre-Effroy.  27  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de 
Morinie,  Mem.  v.  10,  pt.  1,  1858.) — Roberts,  W.  J.  De¬ 
scription  of  the  ancient  font  at  Kirkfcy,  in  the  parish  of 
Walton-on-the-Hill,  Lancashire.  4  pp.  2  pi.  (Lanca¬ 
shire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  6,  1854,  p.  85.) — 
Woillez,  E.  Notice  sur  les  fonts  baptismaux  de  St. 


Venant.  11  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Mem.  v.  3,  1836, 
p.  183.) 

See  also  Furniture,  Church  furniture. 

Food. 

Annual  reports  relative  to  the  adulteration 
of  food  and  drugs.  (Mass.  State  Board  of 
Health,  Reports ,  1883-89,  91-95. )  —3704 

-  Arago,  J.  E.  V.  Comme  on  dine  partout. 

n.  d.  —3747 

-  Blillat-Savarin,  A.  Physiologie  du 

goftt;  ou,  meditations  de  gastronomie  tran- 
scendante.  [Anon.]  1840.  — 3747 

The  same.  Tr.  by  F.  Robinson.  1854.  — 3747 

-  Mitchell,  J.  Treatise  on  the  falsifications 

of  food.  1848.  —3747 

-  Pereira,  J.  Treatise  on  food  and  diet. 

1843.  —3796 

-  Refrigerators  and  food  preservation  in 

foreign  countries.  1890.  (United  States, 
State,  Dept,  of,  Special  consular  reports,  1890. ) 

—4553 

-  Squibb,  E.  R.  Proposed  legislation  on  the 

adulteration  of  food  and  medicine.  1879. 
(Economic  monogr.  no.  14.)  — 1398 

-  Wright,  C.  D.  Food  consumption :  quan¬ 
tities,  costs,  and  nutrients  of  food-materials. 

1886.  —1375 

-  Adulteration  of  food.  10  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  128, 

1887,  p.  1090.) — Adulteration  of  food  and  the  remedy. 
7  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  129,  1888,  p.  22.) — Atkinson,  E. 
Food  question  in  America  and  Europe.  10  pp.  (Century 
Mag.  v.  11,  1886,  p.  238.)— Atwater,  W.  O.  Chemistry 
of  food  and  nutrition.  48  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  12,  1887, 
pp.  59,  237,  397,  733.) — Foods  and  beverages.  6  pp.  (Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  14,  1888,  p.  135.)— Pecuniary  economy  of 
food.  10  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  13,  1888,  p.  437.)— What 
the  coming  man  will  eat.  12  pp.  (Forum,  v.  13,  1892, 
p.  488.)— ISrooks,  E.  Food  we  eat,  the  liquids  we  drink, 
and  the  adulterations  we  submit  to.  8  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10,  p.  222.)— Chittenden, 
F.  H.  Insects  affecting  cereals  and  other  dry  vegetable 
food.  19  pp.  (Howard,  L.  O.,  and  Marlatt,  C.  L.,  Prin¬ 
cipal  household  insects  of  the  U.  S.  p.  112 :  U.  S.  Agricult. 
Dept,  of,  Division  of  entomology,  Bull.  n.  s.  no.  5.) — 
Cobbold,  T.  S.  Parasites  of  meat  and  prepared  flesh 
food.  51  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Litera¬ 
ture,  v.  12,  p.  1.)— ■ Cross,  J.  W.  Future  of  food.  12  pp. 
(Contcmp.  Rev.  v.  54,  18S8,  p.  870.) — Davenport,  B.  F. 
Adulteration  of  food  and  drugs.  6  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10,  p.  230.)— Day,  F.  Food  of 
fishes.  36  pp.  (Loudon,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Litera¬ 
ture,  v.  6,  p.  265.) — Derby,  G.  Food  of  the  people  of 
Massachusetts.  41  pp.  (Mass.  State  Board  of  Health, 
Report,  1873,  p.  235.)— Dowse,  T.  S.  Remarks  on  bulbar 
paralysis,  with  special  reference  to  artificial  feeding. 
12  pp.  (Brain,  v.  2,  1880,  p.  191.) — Ed  son,  C.  Poisons  in 
food  and  drink.  11  pp.  (Forum,  v.  1,  1886,  p.  572.) — 
Folsom,  C.  F.  Our  meat  supply,  and  public  health. 
51  pp.  (Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1875, 
p.  133.) — Haller,  A.  von.  Cominentatio  de  plantis 
pabularibus  nuperorum.  29  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells. 
wissens.  Comment,  v.  1,  1769,  p.  1.) — Hill,  H.  B.  Adult¬ 
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Board  of  Health,  Report,  1872,  p.  131;  1873,  p.  389.) — 
Knowles,  L.  Horseflesh.  16  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  27,  1890,  p.  592.)— Feeds,  A.  R.  Adulteration  of  foods. 
5  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  9,  p.  166.)  — 
Fullin,  E.  Les  conserves  alimentaires.  23  pp.  (Bib- 
lioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  47,  1890,  p.  583.) — New¬ 
ton,  W.  K.  Sanitary  control  of  the  food  supply.  17  pp. 
(Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  9,  p.  149.)— Oliver, 
H.  K.  Report  on  the  character  of  substances  used  for 


FOOD 


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FOOTPRINTS  OF  THE  PIONEERS 


flavoring  articles  of  food  and  drink.  30  pp.  (Mass. 
State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1873,  p.  145.) — Our  food- 
supplies  in  war-time.  14  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  132, 
1882,  p.  102.) — Proctor,  R.  A.  Influence  of  food  on  civ¬ 
ilization.  17  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  135, 1882,  p.  547.)— Salt, 
H.  S.  Food  reform.  17  pp.  (  Wcstm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  70, 1886, 
p.483.) — Sharpies,  S.  P.  Adulteration  of  food.  86pp. 
(Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1882-83,  Suppl. 
p.  1.)— Sim,  G.  Food  of  fishes.  50  pp.  (London,  Inter- 
nat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  11,  p.  499.)— 1 Thompson, 
Sir  H.  Fish  as  food.  33  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish. 
Exhib.  Literature,  v.  7,  p.  1.)— Verdllliac,  A.  de.  La 
cuisine  telle  qu’ellc  devrait  Otre.  2S  pp.  (Biblioth.univ. 
et  rev.  suissc,  3  p6r.  v.  42,  1889,  p.  515.) — Wolford,  C. 
Early  laws  and  customs  in  Gt.  Britain  regarding  food. 
93  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  70.) — 
Waller,  E.  Dangers  of  food  and  drink.  5  pp.  (Ccn- 
tury  Mag.  v.  9,  1886,  p.  303.)— Wood,  E.  S.  Report  of  the 
analyst  of  food.  20  pp.  (Mass.  State  Board  of  Health, 
Report,  1884,  Suppl.  p.  123.) — Yeo,  J.  B.  Food  accesso¬ 
ries:  their  influence  on  digestion.  9  pp.  {Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  271.) 

See  also  Adulterations. — Alcohol. — Ale. — Reef. 
—  Beer.  —  Risen  i  Is.  —  Bread.  —  RreadstnfTs. —  Ca- 
v’iar. —  Cereals. —  Coffee. —  Cookery. —  Diet.  —  Ri- 
gestion.  —  Domestic  economy.  —  Ensilage.  — 
Fishes.— Fruit.— Garlic. — Hygiene. —  Liquors. — 
Markets.  Meat.  —  Milk.  —  Molasses.  —  Mush¬ 
rooms. —  Nutrition. —  Onions.  —  Rice.—  Sugar. — 
Tea.— Therapeutics.— Vegetables. — Vegetarian¬ 
ism. — Wheat. — Wine. 

Fools.  Garzoni,  T.  L’hospidale  de’  pazzi  in- 
curabili.  1605.  ( Opere. )  2302 

■ -  Mclepierre,  J.  O.  Essai  biographique  sur  l’histoire 

littdraire  des  fous.  134  pp.  (Philobiblon  Soc.  Miscel. 
v.  4.) — Euzio,  A.,  and  Renier,  R.  BufFoni,  nani,  e 
echiavi  dei  Gonzaga  ai  tempi  d’Isabella  d’Este.  68  pp. 
(Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  34,  1891,  p.  618 ;  v.  35,  1891,  p.  112.) 

See  also  Ruiloons. — Harlequin. — Idiocy. 

Foord,  John.  Gould  Mr.  Blaine  carry  New 

York?  10  pp.  {Forum,  v.  5,  1888,  p.  237.) 

Foot,  Jesse.  1744-1826. 

Life  of  Arthur  Murphy,  Esq.  London, 
1811.  4°.  .  4772 

Foot.  See  also  Foote. 

Foot.  See  Feet. 

Foota  Jalloii.  See  Futa  Jallon. 

Foot-ball.  Shearman,  M.,  and  Vincent,  J. 
E.  Foot-ball :  its  history  for  five  centuries, 
n.  d.  —1797 

-  Arthur,  T.  Old-time  fooLball.  8  pp.  (Andrews, 

W.,  Bygone  Derbyshire,  p.  216.) — Edwardes,  C.  The 
new  foot-ball  mania.  10  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,1892, 
p.  622. )— Johnston,  A.  American  game  of  foot-ball. 
12  pp.  {Century  Mag.  v.  12,  1887,  p.  888.) — Sears,  J.  H. 
Foot-ball:  sport  and  training.  4  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  153, 1891,  p.  750.) 

See  also  Games.— Snorts. 

Foote,  Allen  Ripley. 

Economic  value  of  electric  light  and  power. 
Cincinnati,  1889.  12°.  — 1367 

- Degradation  by  pensions.  The  protest  of  loyal  vol¬ 
unteers.  10  pp.  {Forum,  v.  12,  1891,  p.  423.) 

Foote,  Rear-Admiral  Andrew  Hull.  Eads, 

J.  B.  Recollections  of  F.  and  his  gun-boats.  5  pp.  ( Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  7,  1885,  p.  419. ) 

Foote,  Henry  Stuart.  1800-80. 

Bench  and  bar  of  the  south  and  southwest. 
St.  Louis,  1876.  8°.  -  —1334 

-  Casket  of  reminiscences.  Washington, 

1874.  8°.  2632 


Foote,  Rev.  Henry  Wilder.  1838—. 

The  bountiful  return  of  charity :  a  dis¬ 
course  given  in  King’s  Chapel,  Boston,  on 
the  Sunday  after  the  death  of  George  Pea¬ 
body,  Nov.  7,  1869.  Boston,  1869.  8°.  ( With 
Combs,  L.,  Narrative  of  the  life  of. )  3705 

Foote,  Kate.  A  Pistol-shot.  12  pp.  ( Century 

Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  694.) 

Foote,  Mrs.  Mary  Hallock.  1847 — .  Cloud  on 

the  mountain.  11  pp.  {Century  Mag.  v.  9,  1886,  p.  28.) — 
Fate  of  a  voice.  13  pp.  {Century  Mag.  v.  11,  1886, 
p.  61.) — John  Rodewin's  testimony.  77  pp.  {Cen- 
tury  Mag.  v.  9,  1886,  pp.  60,  229,  377,  559,  665,  829.)— East 
assembly  ball.  40  pp.  {Century  Mag.  v.  15,  1889, 
pp.  773,  879;  v.  16,  1889,  pp.  105, 180.)— Red-horse  claim. 
73  pp.  {Century  Mag.  v.  3,  1883,  pp.  101,  208,  367,  583,  688.) 
—Diligence  journey  in  Mexico.  14  pp.  {Century  Mag. 
v.  1,  1881,  p.  1.) — Provincial  capital  of  Mexico.  13  pp. 
{Century  Mag.  v.  1,  1881,  p.  321.)— From  Morelia  to 
Mexico  city  on  horseback.  13  pp.  {Century  Mag.  v.  1, 
1881,  p.  643.) — Story  of  the  AlcAzar.  8  pp.  {Century 
Mag.  v.  2,  1882,  p.  185.) 

Foote,  Samuel.  1720-77. 

Works,  with  remarks  on  each  play,  and  an 
essay  on  the  life,  genius,  and  writings  of  the 
author.  By  John  Bee  [pseud,  for  John  Bad- 
cock].  London,  1830.  3v.  12°.  3313 

Contents.  Author,  v.  1.— Bankrupt,  v.  3.— Capu- 
chin,  v.  3. — Commissary,  v.  2.— Cozeners,  v.  3. — 
Devil  upon  two  sticks,  v.  3.— Englishman  in 
Paris,  v.  1. — Englishman  returned  from  Paris, 
v.  1.— Knights,  v.  1. — Rame  lover,  v.  3. — Riar,  v.  2. 
— Badcock,  J.  (J.  Bee, pseud.)  Essay  on  the  life,  genius, 
and  writings  of  F.,  v.  1.— Maid  of  Rat  h,  v.  3.— Mayor 
of  Garratt,  v.  2. — Minor,  v.  2. — Nabob,  v.  3.— Ora¬ 
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eye. — Some  aspects  of  American  society. — Social 
Australia. — Itoughtown  script. — Interviewed  by 
an  Emperor.— The  Emperor  and  his  marshal. — 
Christmastide  in  the  Khyber  Pass. — Mactlahan. — 
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French  Empress  and  the  German  war.  13  pp.  (Nine¬ 
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11  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885,  p.  633.)- — Lecturing 
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28  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  pp.  185,  414.) — War¬ 
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Forbes,  Duncan.  Circa  1644-1704. 

Account  of  the  familie  of  Innes,  compiled 
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Forbes,  Henry  Ogg.  1851 — . 

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Forbes,  John,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.  Smith,  T.  John 

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Forbes,  John,  Jr.  Edmond,  J.  P.  John  Forbes, 

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Forbes,  Rev.  Robert,  Bp.  of  Ross  and  Caithness. 
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The  Lyon  in  mourning ;  or,  a  collection  of 
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Forbes,  S.  Russell. 

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Forbes,  Urquliart  Atwell.  1850—.  River  pol¬ 
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of  the  Catholic  religion  in  the  realm  of  Scotland,  in 
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Gouda,  N.  de.  Return  of  Mary  Stuart  to  Scotland. 
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Forbes-Mitchell,  William. 

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v.  1,  p.  155,)— Meyer,  M.  W.  Ueber  die  einheit  der 
naturkraefte  im  universum.  20  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1884, 
v.  2,  p.  479.) —  Muyden,  G.  van.  Utilisation  des  forces 
naturelles.  38  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr. 
v.  14,  1882,  pp.  255,  440.) — Parinele,  M.  Relation  the 
ultimate  truth.  9  pp.  (Forum,  v.  3,  1887,  p.  483.)— Por¬ 
ter,  N.  Force,  law,  and  design  :  a  philosophical  study 
for  non-philosophical  readers.  33  pp.  (In  his  Science 
and  sentiment,  p.  260.)— Preyer,  W.  Zur  geschichte 
der  lehre  vom  kraftwechsel.  41  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau, 
v.  59,  1889,  pp.  211,  346.)— Stewart,  B.  Conservation 
and  dissipation  of  energy.  13  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  42, 
1882,- p.  33.) 

See  also  Attraction.  —  Dynamometers.  —  Elas¬ 
ticity.— Equilibrium.— Ora  vitation.  —Matter.— 
Metaphysics. — Power. — Statics. 

Force  bill,  Disastrous  effects  of  a.  7  pp. 

Smith,  H.  (Forum,  v.  13,  1892,  p.  686.) 

Force  of  example.  6  pp.  Roseboro,  V.  {Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  20,  1891,  p.  430.) 

Foreella,  Vincenzo. 

Catalogo  dei  MSS.  riguardanti  la  storia  di 
Roma  che  si  conservano  nelle  Biblioteca  vati- 
cana.  Torino,  1879-85.  4  v.  8°.  W.  64 

-  Catalogo  dei  MSS.  riguardanti  la  storia  di 

Roma  che  si  conservano  nelle  biblioteche  di 
Padova,  pubbliche  e  private.  Torino,  1885. 
8°.  W.  64 

-  (Ed.)  Iscrizioni  delle  chiese  e  d’altri  edi- 

ficii  di  Roma  dal  secolo  XI  fino  ai  giorni 
nostri.  v.  14.  Roma,  1884.  4°.  1221 

Note.—  For  v.  1-13  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  ( Ed. )  Iscrizioni  delle  chiese  e  degli  altri 

edinci  di  Milano  dal  secolo  VIII  ai  giorni 
nostri.  Milano,  1889-93.  12  v.  r.  8°.  2221 

Forcellini,  Egidio.  1688-1768. 

Totius  Latinitatis  lexicon  .  .  .  et  in  hae 
editione  post  tertiam  auctam  et  emendatam  a 
Joseplio  Furlanetto  novo  ordine  digestum 
amplissime  auctum  atque  emendatum  cura  et 
studio  Vincentii  De-Vit.  Prati,  1858-75.  8  v. 
4°.  R.ll 

Contents. 

Ab-Byturus,  v.  1.  M-Pyxis,  v.  4. 

C-Exxemplum,  v.  2.  Q-  Syzygia,  v.  5. 

F-Lytta,  v.  3.  T-  Zyzania;  Appendix,  v.  6. 

Onomasticon  opera  et  studio  Vincentii  De-Vit,  v.  7,  8. 

Forcli hammer,  PeterWilh elm.  1803—.  Mytho- 

logie  eine  wissenschaft.  8  pp.  ( Philologus ,  v.  46,  1888, 
p.  193.) 

Forckenbeck  family.  Braun-Wiesbaden,  K. 

( J.  Berg,  pseud.)  Die  von  Forckenbeck.  41pp.  (Unsere 
Zeit,  1882,  v.  1,  pp.  252,  372.) 

Ford,  A.  E.  (TV. )  Guardian  spirits.  See 
Werner,  II. 

Ford,  Douglas  M.  Growth  of  the  freedom  of 

the  press.  12  pp.  (Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  4,  1889,  p.  1.) 

Ford,  Edward  Onslow.  Gosse,  E.  W.  Living 

English  sculptors.  12  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  9,  1886,  p.  39.) 

Ford,  Henry  A.,  and  Ford,  Mrs.  Kate  B.  His¬ 
tory  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  with  illustrations 
and  biographical  sketches.  Cleveland,  1881. 
r.  8°.  3591 


- -  History  of  Hamilton  county,  Ohio,  with 

illustrations  and  biographical  sketches.  Cleve¬ 
land,  1881.  r.  8°.  3591 

Ford,  John.  See  Forde,  J. 

Ford,  John  Thomson.  1829-94.  Behind  the 

curtain  of  a  conspiracy.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  148, 
1889,  p.  484.) 

Ford,  Mrs.  Kate  B. 

History  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio ;  History  of 
Hamilton  county,  Ohio.  See  Ford,  H.  A., 
and  Ford,  Mrs.  K.  B. 

Ford,  Melbourne  H. 

Memorial  addresses  on  the  life  and  charac¬ 
ter  of  Melbourne  H.  Ford,  a  representative 
from  Michigan,  delivered  in  the  House  of 
Representatives  and  in  the  Senate,  Fifty- 
second  Congress.  1893.  ( U.  S.  52  Cong.  2 

sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  14. ) 

Ford,  Capt.  N.  P.  Wade  Hampton’s  strategy. 

Attack  on  Richmond  foiled.  7  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soo. 
Papers,  v.  24,  1896,  p.  278.) 

Ford,  Patrick.  The  Irish  vote  in  the  pending 

Presidential  election.  6  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  147,  1888, 
p.  185.) 

Ford,  Paul  Leicester.  1865—. 

Bibliotheca  Hamiltoniana.  A  list  of  books 
written  by,  or  relating  to,  Alexander  Hamil¬ 
ton.  New  York,  1S86.  8°.  W.  57 

-  Check  list  of  bibliographies,  catalogues, 

reference-lists,  and  lists  of  authorities  of 
American  books  and  subjects.  Brooklyn, 
1889.  8°.  W.  34 

-  Franklin  bibliography.  A  list  of  books 

written  by,  or  relating  to,  Benjamin  Frank¬ 
lin.  Brooklyn,  1889.  8°.  W.  13 

- True  George  Washington.  [Illustr.]  Phila., 

1897.  p.  8°.  3782 

-  Affaires  de  rAng-leterre  et  <le  l'AmOrique.  5pp. 

(Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  13,  1889,  p.  222.)— History  of  the 
Pennsylvania  Gazette.  5  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist. 
v,  15,  1886,  p.  452.) — Authorship  of  *•  Plain  Truth.” 
4  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  12,  1888,  p.  421.) — BiblU 
ography  and  reference  list  of  the  history  and  literature 
of  the  United  States  Constitution,  1787-88.  61  pp. 
(In  his  Pamphlets  on  the  Constitution,  p.  381.) 

-  (Ed.)  Pamphlets  on  the  Constitution  of 

the  United  States,  pub.  during  its  discussion 
by  the  people,  1787-88.  Brooklyn,  1888.  8°. 

—2334 

Contents.  Ford,  P.  L.  Bibliography  of  the  Consti¬ 
tution,  1787-88. — Cove,  T.  Examination  of  the  Constitu¬ 
tion  of-the  United  States  of  America.— Dickinson,  J. 
Letters  of  Fabius  on  the  Federal  Constitution. — Hanson, 
A.  C.  Remarks  on  the  proposed  plan  of  a  Federal 
Government. — Ramsay,  D.  Address  to  the  Freemen 
of  South  Carolina  on  the  Federal  Constitution. — 
Gerry,  E.  Observations  on  the  new  Constitution,  and 
on  the  Federal  and  State  Conventions. — Lee,  R.  H.  Ob¬ 
servations  of  the  system  of  government  proposed  by 
the  late  Convention. — Reference  list  to  the  history 
and  literature  of  the  Constitution,  1787-88.— Jay,  J. 
Address  to  the  people  of  the  State  of  New  York  on  the 
subject  of  the  Constitution. — Mason,  G.  Objections  to 
the  Federal  Constitution. — Iredell,  J.  Observations  on 
George  Mason’s  Objections  to  the  Federal  Constitu¬ 
tion. — Randolph,  E.  Letter  on  the  Federal  Constitu¬ 
tion.— Smith,  M.  Address  to  the  people  of  the  State  of 


FORD,  Paul  Leicester 


1471 


FORESTERIES 


New  York.— Webster.  N.  Examination  into  the  lead¬ 
ing  principles  of  the  Federal  Constitution.— Webster, 
P.  Weakness  of  Brutus  exposed ;  or,  some  remarks 
in  vindication  of  the  Constitution.— W'ilson,  J.  Speech 
on  the  Federal  Constitution  delivered  in  Philadelphia. — 
Index. 

-  (Ed.)  Orderly  book  of  the  “Maryland 

Loyalists’  Regiment.  ”  See  Jones,  Capt.  C. 

-  (Ed.)  Writings  of  Thomas  Jefferson.  See 

Jefferson,  T. 

Ford,  Philip.  Stone,  F.  D.  Vindication  of 

William  Penn  by  F.  8  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  6,  1882, 
p.  174.) 

Ford,  Richard.  1796-1858. 

The  Spaniards  and  their  country.  New 
York,  1847.  2  pts.  in  1  v.  8°.  (Wiley,  J., 

and  Putnam,  G.P.,  Libr.  of  choice  reading.)  .2467 

Ford,  Mrs.  Sallie  Rochester.  1828 — . 

Raids  and  romance  of  Morgan  and  his 
men.  New  York,  1864.  12°.  3796 

Ford,  Sheridan.  Tzar-tyrant  or  Tzar-tribune. 

9  pp.  (  We8tm.  Rev.  v.  132,  1889,  p.  204.) 

Ford,  Simon,  D.  D.  1619-99. 

Conflagratio  Londinensis  poetice  depicta. 
Conflagration  of  London :  poetically  de¬ 
scribed,  both  in  Latin  and  English.  2  ed. 
[Anon.\  London,  1667.  sq.  8°.  1528 

-  Londini  quod  reliquum ;  or,  Londons  re¬ 
mains  :  in  Latin  and  English.  London,  1667. 
sq.  8°.  (  With  Iris  Conflagratio  Londinensis. ) 

1528 

Ford,  W.  J.  Billiards.  See  Broadfoot,  W.  (in 
supplement). 

Ford,  Worthington  Chauncey.  1858 — . 

Wool  and  the  manufactures  of  wool.  Wash¬ 
ington,  1894.  8°.  (U.  S.  52  Cong.  2  sess. 

House  miscel.  doc.  v.  1,  no.  94.) 

-  Fisheries  dispute.  8pp.  (Forum,  v.  2,  1886,  p.  174.) 

-  (Ed. )  Spurious  letters  attributed  to  Wash¬ 
ington.  With  a  bibliographical  note.  Brook¬ 
lyn,  18S9.  8°.  3782 

-  (Ed.)  Washington  as  an  employer  and 

importer  of  labor.  Brooklyn,  1889.  8°.  3782 

-  (Ed.)  Washington-Duch6  letters.  Now 

printed,  for  the  first  time,  from  the  original 
MSS.  with  an  introductory  note.  Brooklyn, 
1890.  8°.  3782 

-  (Ed. )  Report  of  a  committee  of  the  Lords 

of  the  Privy  Council  on  the  trade  of  Great 
Britain  with  the  United  States.  See  Great 
Britain,  Committee  of  the  Lords  of  the  Privy 
Council. 

-  (Ed.)  Writings  of  George  Washington. 

See  Washington,  G. 

Forde,  John.  16  cent. 

Dramatic  works,  with  an  introduction,  and 
notes  critical  and  explanatory.  New  York, 
1831.  2  v.  18°.  (Harper1 8  Family  Libr.  Dr.  S. 
nos.  4,  5.)  4357 

Contents.  Broken  heart,  v.  1. — Fancies,  chaste 
and  noble,  v.  2. — Lady's  trial,  v.  2.— Lover's  mel¬ 
ancholy,  v.  1.— Love's  sacrifice,  v.  2. — Perkin 
W’arbeck,  v.  1.— Sun's  darling,  v.  2.— Witch  of 
Edniouton,  v.  2. 


- Lowell,  J.  R.  Massinger  and  F.  20  pp.  (Works, 

v.  11,  p.  297 ;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  85,  1892,  p.  942  ;  and  in  his 
Old  English  dramatists,  p.  113.)  —  Malone,  E.  Shak- 
speare,  F.,  and  Jonson.  40  pp.  (Shakespeare,  W.,  Plays 
ed.  by  S.  Johnson  and  C.  Steevens,  revised  by  I.  Reed,  v.  2, 
p.  374 ;  ed.  by  E.  Malone,  v.  1,  p.  402.) 

Fordyce,  T.  Local  records.  See  Sykes,  J.,  and 
Fordyce,  T. 

Forehead.  Brodie,  Sir  B.  C.  Account  of  a 

case  of  aneurism  by  anastomosis  of  the  forehead  treated 
by  the  application  of  ligatures.  6  pp.  (  Works,  v.  3,  p.  118. ) 

See  also  Face. — Head. 

Foreign  bodies,  Extraction  of.  25  pp.  Brodie, 

Sir  B.  C.,  Works,  v.  3,  p.  508. 

Foreign  correspondents.  7  pp.  Beatty- 

Kingston,  W.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1886,  p.  371.) 

Foreigners,  On  a  certain  condescension  in. 

35  pp.  Lowell,  J.  R.,  Works,  v.  3,  p.  220. 

Foreman,  Allan.  President  Lincoln’s  unlucky 

pass.  10  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  17,  1887,  p.  153.) — A  bit 
of  secret  service  history.  11  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist. 
v.  12,  1884,  p.  321.) 

Foreman,  John. 

Philippine  islands  :  a  historical,  geograph¬ 
ical,  ethnographical,  social,  and  commercial 
sketch  of  the  Philippine  archipelago  and  its 
political  dependencies.  With  map  and  fron¬ 
tispiece.  London,  1892.  8°.  3413 

Foreman.  See  also  Forman. 

Fore-runner  of  revenge.  Eglisham,G.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  3. )  4555 

Forest  and  game-law  tales.  3  v.  Marti- 
neau,  H.  1204 

Forest  cantons  of  Switzerland.  Sowerby,  J. 

3637 

Forest  flora  of  British  Burma.  2  v.  Kurz,  S. 

—2666 

Forest  flora  of  Japan.  Sargent,  C.  S.  —2691 
Forest  of  Essex.  Fisher,  W.  R.  — 4692 

Forest  of  Rossendale,  History  of  the.  New- 
bigging,  T.  .2534 

Forestani,  Simone,  detto  II  Saviozzo.  Storia 
d’una  fanciulla  tradita  da  un  suo  amante. 
Bologna,  1862.  12°.  (Scelta  di  curiositci  let- 

terarie,  no.  6. )  2322 

-  Canzoni;  Sonetti.  45  pp.  (Scelta  di  curiositd  lei - 

terarie,  no.  77,  p.  46.) 

-  Zainbrini,  F.  S.  Notizia  bibliografica  de’  componi- 

menti  a  stampa  di  F.  7  pp.  (Scelta  di  curiositci  letterarie, 
no.  6,  p.  9.) 

-  and  others.  Alcune  poesie  inedite,  tratte 

da  un  MS.  del  sec.  XV  e  pub.  per  la  prima 
volta  dal  Prof.  Giuseppe  Ferraro.  Bologna, 
1879.  12°.  (Scelta  di  curiositci  letterarie, 

no.  168.)  2342 

Forestel,  Seigneur  du.  See  Waurin,  J.  de. 
Forester,  Frank,  pseud.  See  Herbert,  H.  W. 

Forester,  H.  ( Tr. )  Memoirs  of  Sophia,  Eleo- 
tress  of  Hanover  1630-80.  See  Sophia,  Elec- 
tress  of  Hanover  (in  preceding  catalogue). 
Forester,  Thomas  (Ed.)  Lives  of  the  twelve 
Caesars.  See  Suetonius  Tranquillus,  C.  (in 
preceding  catalogue). 

Foresteries,  Les.  Vauquelin,  J.  2313 


FORESTERS 


1472 


FORESTS  AND  FORESTRY 


Foresters,  Robin  Hood,  and  Maid  Marian. 

Tennyson,  A.,  1  Baron  Tennyson.  3366 

Forester’s  daughter.  22  pp.  Burke,  Sir  J. 

B.,  Rise  of  great  families,  p.  202. 

Foresti,  Eleutario  Felice,  LL.  D.  1793-1858. 

Crestomazia  italiana  :  a  collection  of  select¬ 
ed  pieces  in  Italian  prose,  designed  as  a  class 
reading-book  for  beginners  in  the  study  of  the 
Italian  language.  New  York,  1846.  12°.  2302 

-  (Ed.)  Key  to  the  exercises  in  the  new 

method  of  learning  ...  a  language  in  six 
months.  See  Ollendorff,  H.  G. 

-  (Ed.)  New  method  of  learning  .  .  .  the 

Italian  language.  See  Ollendorff,  H.  G. 
Forcstie,  Edouard.  Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  E.  Fores- 

tife:  Les  livres  de  comptes  des  fr feres  Bonis.  6  pp.  (Ro¬ 
mania,  v.  20,  1891,  p.  170.) 

Forestier,  Guillaume.  13  cent.  E  chronico 

ruetrico  abbatum  Sanctae  Catharinae  de  Monte  Roto- 
magi.  6  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Oaules,  v.  23,  p.  410.) 

Forests  and  Forestry. 

American  Forestry  Association.  Pro¬ 
ceedings.  1894-97,  6  pts.  — 4693 

-  Breton,  L.  Du  r61e  des  forets  en  temps 

de  guerre.  1894.  —2773 

-  Brown,  J.  C.  Forestry  in  Norway.  1884. 

—4696 

- Forests  and  forestry  in  Poland,  Lithu¬ 
ania,  the  Ukraine,  and  the  Baltic  provinces  of 
Russia.  1885.  —4696 

- Forests  and  forestry  of  northern  Russia 

and  lands  beyond.  1884.  — 4696 

- Forests  and  moisture  ;  or,  effects  of  for¬ 
ests  on  humidity  of  climate.  1877.  - — 4696 

- French  forest  ordinance  of  1669 ;  with 

historical  sketch  of  previous  treatment  of 
forests  in  France.  1883.  — 4696 

- Management  of  crown  forests  at  the 

Cape  of  Good  Hope  under  the  old  regime  and 
under  the  new.  1887.  — 4696 

- Reboisement  in  France.  1880.  — 4695 

-  —  School  of  forest  engineers  in  Spain. 

18S6.  —4696 

- Schools  of  forestry  in  Germany.  1887. 

—4696 

-  Fernow,  B.  E.  Consumption  of  forest 

supplies  by  railroads  and  practicable  economy 
in  their  use.  1890.  (U.  S.  Agriculture,  Dept, 

of,  Forest,  divis.  Bull.  no.  4.)  — 4693 

-  Fisher,  W.  R.  Forest  of  Essex :  its  his¬ 
tory,  laws,  administration  and  ancient  cus¬ 
toms.  1887.  4692 

-  Garden  and  Forest  :  a  journal  of  horti¬ 
culture,  landscape  art,  and  forestry.  1888-97, 
10  v.  —4641 

-  Kurz,  S.  Forest  flora  of  British  Burma. 

1877,  2  v.  .  —2666 

-  Lewis,  P.  Historical  inquiries,  concerning 

forests  and  forest  laws,  1811.  — 1361 

-  Newbigging,  T.  History  of  the  forest  of 

Rossendale.  1868.  .2534 


-  Nisbet,  J.  Studies  in  forestry :  being  a 

short  course  of  lectures  on  the  principles  of 
sylvi-culture.  1894.  — 4697 

-  Ohio  State  Forestry  Association.  Pro¬ 
ceedings,  together  with  a  report  upon  the 
forest  condition  of  Ohio.  — 4693 

-  Ohio  State  Forestry  Bureau.  Annual 

reports  for  1885,  87,  89.  1886-90,  3  v.  —4693 

-  Pinchot,  G.  Biltmore  forest,  the  property 

of  Mr.  George  W.  Vanderbilt :  an  account  of 
its  treatment,  and  the  result  of  the  first  year’s 
work.  1893.  —4696 

-  Sargent,  C.  S.  Forest  flora  of  Japan. 

1894.  —2691 

- Report  on  the  forests  of  North  America 

(exclusive  of  Mexico),  and  atlas.  1884,  2  v. 

( TJ.  S.  10  Census,  v.  9,  1880 :  U.  S.  47  Cong. 
2  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  13,  pt.  9. )  — 3361 

- Silva  of  North  America:  a  description 

of  the  trees  which  grow  naturally  in  North 
America,  exclusive  of  Mexico.  1S91-96,  10  v. 

—2601 

-  Sowerby,  J.  Forest  cantons  of  Switzer¬ 
land.  1892.  3637 

-  United  States.  State,  Department  of. 

Special  consular  reports.  Forestry  in  Europe. 
1887.  —4553 

-  Bellows,  J.  Relics  of  ancient  British  forest  life- 

material  and  other.  8  pp.  (Bristol  #hd  Gloucest.  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Trans,  v.  6,  1881-82,  p.  222.) — Bowers,  E.  Q.  Present 
condition  of  the  forests  on  the  public  lands.  20  pp. 
(Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Pub.  v.  6,  no.  3,  p.  55.) — Brewer,  W. 
H.  On  rotting  wood.  3  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
Reports,  v.  5,  p.  66. ) — Caclell,  G.  Forestry.  7  pp.  ( Mac¬ 
millan’s  Mag.  v.  57,  1888,  p.  176.) — Cliisliolm- Batten, 
E.  Forest  trees  of  Somerset.  31  pp.  (Somersetshire 
Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  36,  1891,  p.  175; 
v.  37,  1892,  p.  106.) — Clchsch,  R.  F.  A.  Ueber  ein  pro¬ 
blem  der  forstwissenschaft.  18  pp.  ( Journ .  f.  d.  reine 

u.  angewan.  math.  v.  67,  1867,  p.  248.)  —  Dounsol,  C. 
Alienation  des  forets  de  l’fetat.  28  pp.  ( Correspondant, 

v.  65,  1865,  p.  169.) — l>n  Chailln,  P.  B.  Great  equatorial 
forest  of  Africa.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  47,  1890, 
p.  777.)— Fernow,  B.  E.  Practicability  of  an  American 
forest  administration.  18  pp.  (Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Pub. 
v.  6,  no.  3,  p.  75.)— Herbert,  A.  The  last  bit  of  natural 
woodland.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.346.) 
— Hobliousc,  E.  Somerset  forest  bounds.  16  pp. 
(Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  37, 
1892,  p.  76.) — Ilowitz,  D.  Forest  protection  and  tree 
culture  on  water  frontages.  16  pp.  (London,  Internat. 
Fish.  Exliib.  Literature,  v.  7,  p.  263.)— Kirk,  S.  Wood- 
fears.  4  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  58,  1886,  p.  644.) — Be¬ 
han.  ( — ).  Mfemoire  couronnfe,  sur  les  Forestiers  de 
Flandre.  54  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Mem.  v.  2,  pt.  1, 
1835,  p.  29.) — Loys,  P.  de.  M6moire  sur  les  Forestiers  de 
Flandre.  24  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Mem.  v.  2,  pt.  1, 
1835,  p.  83.)—  Lubbock,  Sir  J.  National  school  of  for¬ 
estry.  8  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  46,  1884,  p.  556.)— Max¬ 
well,  Sir  H.  E.  Woodlands.  14  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  30,  1891,  p.  26.) — Oswald,  F.  L.  Flood  and  forests. 
4  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  152,  1891,  p.  756.)— Pinchot,  G. 
Government  forestry  abroad.  50  pp.  (Am.  Econ.  Assoc. 
Pub.v.  6,  no.  3,  p.  5.) — Bibbe,  C.  de.  Le  deboisement  et 
le  reboisement.  32  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  43, 1858,  p.  404.) 
— Saporta,  G.,  Marquis  de.  Associations  forestiferes. 
18  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1888,  3  pfer.  v.  86,  p.  141.) — 
Sargent,  C.  S.  Protection  of  forests.  16  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  135,  1882,  p.  386.)— Somers,  F.  M.  Forests  of  the 
California  coast  range.  9  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  79,  1889, 
p.  652.)— Perambulations  of  forests  in  Wilts,  A.  D.  1300. 


FORESTS  AND  FORESTRY 


1473 


FORMAN,  Capt.  Walter 


13  pp.  ( Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  4,  1858, 
p.  195.) 

See  also  Agriculture. — Climate. — Floods. — Hy¬ 
drology.  —Rain. —  Trees.  Also  Black  forest. — 
Dartmoor.  —  Exmoor.  —  Fontainebleau.  —  Fr<>- 
tory. — 5Tcw  forest,  etc. 

Forez,  France. 

Bernard,  A.  J.  Histoire  du  Forez.  1835, 
2  v.  .2606 

-  Guigue,  M.  C.  (Ed.)  Cartulaire  lyonnais. 

Documents  inedits  pour  servir  a  1’ histoire  des 
anciennes  provinces  de  Lyonnais,  Forez  .  .  . 
V.  2,  1893.  .2681 

-  Smith,  V.  Chants  du  Velay  et  du  F.  17  pp.  (Ro¬ 
mania,  v.  3,  1874,  p.365;  v.  4,  1875,  p.  108. )— Genuine,  la 
porcheronne  :  chansons  for^ziennes.  8  pp.  ( Romania , 
v.  1,  1872,  p.  352.)— Vieilles  chansons,  recueillies  en  Velay 
et  en  F.  33  pp.  (Romania,  v.  7,  p.  52.) 

Forficulariae.  Sec  Earwigs. 

Forged  literature.  21  pp.  Hewlett,  H.  G. 

(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  29,  1891,  p.  318.) 

Forgeot,  Henri. 

Jean  Balue,  Cardinal  d’ Angers.  (1421-91.) 

Paris,  1895.  8°.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes 

etudes,  v.  106.)  — 4153 

Forgery.  Fitzgerald,  P.  H.  A  famous  forg¬ 
ery,  being  the  story  of  “the  unfortunate” 

Doctor  Dodd.  1865.  4703 

-  IJrief  reflections  upon  the  inconveniences  attend¬ 
ing  wilful  and  malicious  forgery  and  perjury.  3  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  245.) — I.ang,  A.  Lit¬ 
erary  forgeries.  13  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  44,  1883,  p.  837.) 

See  also  Counterfeiting.  —  Crime  and  Crimi¬ 
nals. 

Forgery:  a  drama.  59  pp.  (Galt,  J.,  New 

Brit,  theat.  v.  1,  p.  433.) 

Forges.  Montgomery,  M.  L.  Early  furnaces 

and  forges  of  Berks  county,  Pa.  25  pp.  (Pa.  Ma'g.  Hist. 
v.  8,  1881,  p.  56.) 

Forgeur  et  forgeroii :  nouvelle.  20  pp. 

Cooke,  Mrs.  R.  T.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p£r. 
v.  45,  1890,  p.  142.) 

Forgotten  isles.  Yuillier,  G.  2401 

Forgues,  Eugene.  1857 — .  Mark  Twain.  40  pp. 

(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  pdr.  v.  73,  p.  879.) 

Forgues,  Paul  Emile  Daurand  (Old  Nick, 
pseud. )  1813-83. 

Chine  ouverte.  A  ventures  d’un  fan-kouei 
dans  le  pays  de  Tsin.  Paris,  1845.  8°.  .2406 

- Biographie  de  ShaRspeare.  8  pp.  (Pichot,  A.,  Gale- 

rie  des  personnages  de  Shalcspearc,  p.  9. ) 

Forir,  Henri  Joseph. 

Dictionnaire  li^geois-francais.  Liege,  1866- 

74.  2  v.  8°.  J  —2142 

Contents. 

A.-Gwienn,  v.  1.  H.-Zuzuri,  v.  2. 

Forkel,  Johann  Nicolaus.  1749-1818. 

Allgemeine  geschichte  der  musik.  Leipzig, 
1788-1801.  2  v.  4°.  —2753 

Forli,  Italy.  Cobelli,  L.  Cronache  forlivesi, 
dalla  fondazione  della  citta  sono  all’  anno  1498, 
pub.  ...  a  cura  del  Prof.  G.  Carducci  et  del 
Dott.  E.  Frati.  1874.  (Romagna,  R.  Depu- 
taz.  di  storia  patria,  Monumenti  istorichi ,  3  s  : 
Cronache. )  4361 

Forlis,  ( — ).  Appel  au  peuple.  8  pp.  (  With 

Franoe,  Assemble  Nationale,  Constitution  frangaise,  1791.) 


Forlong,  Maj-Gen.  James  George  Roche. 

Rivers  of  life  ;  or,  sources  and  streams  of  the 
faiths  of  man  in  all  lands  ;  showing  the  evolu¬ 
tion  of  faiths  from  the  rudest  symbolisms  to 
the  latest  spiritual  developments.  With  maps, 
illustrations,  and  separate  chart  of  faith 
streams.  London,  1883.  2  v.  and  map,  4°. — 3252 
Form.  Hazlitt,  W.  C.  On  the  poetry  of  form. 

10  pp.  (In  his  Offspring  of  thought,  p.  120.) — Potts,  W. 
Form  and  color  in  nature.  28  pp.  (Brooklyn  Ethical 
Assoc.  Evolution  in  sci.  etc.  p.  233.) — Sully,  J.  Pleasure 
of  visual  form.  21  pp.  (Mind,  v.  5,  1880,  p.  181.) 

See  also  ^Esthetics.— Fine  arts.— Morphology. 


Forman,  Alfred,  and  Forman,  Harry  Buxton. 

Introduction  [to  The  Cenci],  8  pp.  (Shelley  Soc.  4  s. 
no.  3,  p.  iv.) 

Forman,  Ezekiel.  Amusements  and  politics 

in  Philadelphia,  1794.  6  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist .v.  10, 1885,  p.182.) 


Forman,  Harry  Buxton.  1842 — . 

Our  living  poets.  An  essay  in  criticism. 
London,  1871.  12°.  1328 

Contents. 


Arnold,  M. 

Browning,  R. 

Cross,  Mrs.  M.  A.  E.  L.  (G. 

Eliot,  pseud.) 

Horne,  R.  H. 

Ingelow,  J. 

Morris,  W. 

O’Shaughnessy,  A.  W.  E. 
Patmore,  C.  K.  D. 

Payne,  J. 


Rossetti,  C.  G. 

Rossetti,  D.  G. 

Scott,  W.  B. 

Smedley,  M.  B. 

Story,  W.  W. 

Swinburne,  A.  C. 

Taylor,  Sir  H. 

Tennyson,  A.,  1  Baron  Ten¬ 
nyson. 

Webster,  A. 
r,  T. 


-  Shelley  library,  an  essay  in  bibliography. 

London,  1886.  8°.  W.  57 

-  Introduction  [to  The  Cenci].  See  For¬ 
man,  A.,  and  Forman,  H.  B. 

-  (Ed.)  Poetical  works  ...  of  John  Keats. 

See  Keats,  J.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  (Ed.)  Rosalind  and  Helen.  See  Shelley, 

P.  B.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Formau,  Rev.  Jacob  Gilbert. 

Western  Sanitary  Commission.  A  sketch 
of  its  origin,  history,  labors  for  the  sick  and 
wounded  of  the  western  armies  ...  St. 
Louis,  1864.  8°.  —3764 

Forman,  Joshua.  Dickinson,  E.  E.  Joshua 

Forman.  8  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  8,  1882,  p.  400.) 

Forman,  Lewis  Learning,  Ph.  D. 

Difference  between  the  genitive  and  dative 
used  with  iiri  to  denote  superposition.  Balti¬ 
more,  1894.  8°.  ( Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 

Theses,  1894. )  .—2306 

Forman,  Maj.  Samuel  S.  1765-1862. 

Narrative  of  a  journey  down  the  Ohio  and 
Mississippi  in  1789-90.  With  a  memoir  and 
illustrative  notes  by  Lyman  C.  Draper.  Cin¬ 
cinnati,  1888.  12°.  3596 

Forman,  Capt.  Walter. 

Letter  to  Lord  John  Russell,  on  Lord 
Brougham’s  most  extraordinary  conduct : 
and  another  to  Sir  John  Herschel,  on  the 
application  of  Kepler’s  third  law  to  the 
periods  of  the  satellites  of  Jupiter  and  Saturn. 
London  [1832].  8°.  ( With  Hill,  R.,  Home 

colonies. )  3155 


FORMAN 


1474 


FORNEY,  Eugene 


Forman.  See  also  Foreman. 

Formation  clc  la  Prusse  contemporaine. 

Cavaignac,  G.  3623 

Formation  of  political  opinion,  Short  en¬ 
quiry  into  the.  Crump,  A.  — 1325 

Formation  of  the  Union,  1750-1829.  Hart, 
A.  B.,  Epochs  of  Am.  hist.  v.  2.  4617 

Forme  of  governement  of  the  Kingdome  of 
England.  Cotton,  Sir  R.  B.  ( Pamphlets : 
Charles  J,  v.  3. )  4555 

Formenlelire  der  lateinischen  sprache.  Neue, 
C.  F.  —2111 

Formentini,  Marco.  1S11-83.  Libello  famoso 

contro  la  citta  di  Milano.  37  pp.  (Soc.  stor.  lorabarda, 
Archiv.  1  s.  1878,  p.  45.) 

-  Butti,  P.  A.  II  Cav.  F.  4  pp.  (Soc.  stor.  lombarda, 

Archiv.  1  s.  1883,  p.  609.) 

Formcnto,  Felix,  M.  D.  School  hygiene. 

13  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10,  p.  38.) 
Formes  de  la  conjugaison  en  Egyptien  antique, 
en  Demotique,  et  en  Copte.  Maspero,  G.  C. 
C.  ( Biblioth .  Ecolc  cles  hautes  6tuclcs,  v.  6.) 

—4154 

Formis,  Wandgemaelde  von  S.  Angelo  in. 

36  pp.  5  pi.  Kraus,  F.  H.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunst- 
samml.  Jahrb.  v.  14,  1893,  p.  384.) 

Formosa. 

Garnot,  E.  Exp6dition  fran^aise  de  For- 
mose,  1884-85.  1894,  2  v.  1435 

-  Imbault-Huart,  C.  lie  Formose,  liistoire 

et  description.  1893.  3422 

-  Cordier,  H.  Bibliographie  des  ouvrages  relatives  & 

Pile  Formose.  55  pp.  (Imbault-Huart,  C.,  lie  Formose, 
hist,  et  descript,  p.  xix.)—  Guillemard,  F.  H.  H.  For¬ 
mosa.  25  pp.  (In  his  Cruise  of  the  Marchesa,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 
— CSupjty,  H.  B.  Some  notes  on  the  geology  of  Takow, 
Formosa.  5  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China  branch, 
Journ.  n.  s.  v.  16,  pt.  1,  1881,  p.  13.)— Hobson,  H.  E. 
Fort  Zelandia,  and  the  Dutch  occupation  of  F.  8  pp. 
(  Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s. 
v.  11,  1877,  p.  33.)— Klaproth,  H.  J.  Sur  la  langne 
des  indigenes  de  Pile  de  Formose.  10  pp.  (Journ.  asiat. 
1  s.  v.  1,  1822,  p.  193.) — Kteinivaechter,  G.  Researches 
into  the  geology  of  F.  17  pp.  1  map.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc. 
North-China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  18,  1884,  p.  37.) — Ea¬ 
son  per  ie,  T.  de.  Formosa  notes  on  MSS.,  races,  and 
languages.  Including  a  note  on  9  Formosan  MSS.  by  E. 
Colborne  Baber.  82  pp.  3  pi.  ( Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit. 
Journ.  n.  s.  v.  19,  1887,  p.  413.)—  Schetelig:,  A.  Mitthei- 
lungen  ueber  die  sprache  der  ureinwohner  Formosa’s. 
81pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  5,  1868,  p.  435. )— Swin- 
hoe,  R.  Birds  and  beasts  of  F.  14  pp.  (Royal  Asiat. 
Soc.  North-China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1866,  p.  39.)— 
Narrative  of  a  visit  to  F.  26  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc. 
North-China  branch,  Journ.  v  1,  1859,  pp.  145,  225.) — 
Taintor,  E.  C.  Aborigines  of  northern  F.  36  pp. 
(Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  9, 
1875, p.  53.) 

See  also  China.  —  Malayo.  —  Polynesian  lan- 
guages. 

Formosus,  Pope.  — 896.  Epistola  ad  Berno- 

nem  Abbatem  Gigniacensem  de  privilegiis  ejusdem 
monasterii.  1  p.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  3,  p.  4.) 

-  An  villus.  De  ordinationjbus  a  Formoso  Papa  factis; 

Liber  cujusdam  requirentis  et  respondentis  seu  libellus 
super  causa  et  negotio  Formosi  Papae.  30  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  129,  pp.  1053, 1101.) — Concilium 
Itomanum  quo  acta  Stephani  VI  contra  Formosum 
habita  rescinduntur  anno  907  tempore  Johannis  IX.  7  pp. 
(Mabillon,  J.,  and  Germain,  M.,  Mus,  Ital,  v.  1,  pt.  2,  p.  86.) 


Forms  of  procedure  for  general  and  sum¬ 
mary  courts  martial.  Lauchheimer,  C.  H., 
and  Lemly,  S.  C.  (Eds.)  — 2776 

Formulae  veteres.  3  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell. 

v.  4,  p.  20.) 

Formulary  of  the  papal  penitentiary  in  the 
thirteenth  century.  Lea,  H.  C.  (Ed. )  — 3252 

Fornaciari,  Luigi.  — 1858.  Lettera  .  .  .  sulle 

poesie  greclie  e  latine  volgarizzate  dal  Cavaliere  Dionigi 
Strocchi.  41  pp.  (Lucca,  R.  accad.  lucchese,  Atti,  v.  13, 
1845,  p.  97.) 

Fornaciari,  Raffaello.  1837 — .  Studii  lette- 

rarii  di  Giosufe  Carducci.  13  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  3  s. 
v.  19,  1874,  p.  375.) 

Fornaldarsoegur  Nordrlanda.  3  v.  As- 
mundarson,  V.  2223 

Fornander,  Abraham.  1812 — . 

Account  of  the  Polynesian  race,  its  origin 
and  migrations,  and  the  ancient  history  of  the 
Hawaiian  people  to  the  times  of  Kamehameha 
I.  v.  3.  London,  1885.  8°.  1796 

Note.— For  v.  1,  2,  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Fornari,  Vito,  Abate.  1821 — .  Del  Convito  di 
Dante  Alighieri.  17  pp.  (Cellini,  M.,  and  Ghivizzani,  G., 
Dante  e  il  suo  sccolo,  p.  443. ) 

Forneron,  Henri.  1834-86. 

Dues  de  Guise  et  leur  6poque  :  6tude  his- 
torique  sur  le  seizieme  sidcle.  Paris,  1877. 
2  v.  8°.  4696 

-  Histoire  de  Philippe  II.  v.  3,  4.  Paris, 

1882.  2  v.  8°.  3525 

Note.— For  v.  1,  2,  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Histoire  generate  des  Emigres  pendant  la 

Revolution  fran9aise.  2  ed.  Paris,  1884.  2v. 
8°.  '  4602 

-  Louise  de  K6roualle,  Duchesse  de  Ports¬ 
mouth,  1649-1734.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  28,  29,  1885.) 

—4142 

-  Louise  de  Keroualle,  Duchess  of  Ports¬ 
mouth,  1649-1734  ;  or,  how  the  Duke  of  Rich¬ 
mond  gained  his  pension.  Compiled  from 
state  papers,  preserved  in  the  archives  of  the 
the  French  foreign  office.  With  portraits, 
etc.,  and  a  preface  by  Mrs.  G.  M.  Crawford. 
London,  1887.  8°.  4783 

- Cinq  bamineroutes  de  la  Revelation.  17  pp. 

(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  103,  1885,  p.  1061.) — Chronique  de 
la  chute  il'une  repubiique  (1658-60).  20  pp.  (Cor¬ 
respondant,  n.  s.  v.  99,  1884,  p.  953.) — Le  Cid  de  l’histoire. 
11  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  98,  1884,  p.  668.) — Emi¬ 
gres  et  la  societe  fran^aise  sous  Napoleon  I.  96  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  112,  1887,  pp.  35,  193,  397.) — Influ¬ 
ence  des .Fran^ais  en  Russie.  12pp.  (Correspondant, 
n.  s.  v.  105,  1885,  p.  504.)— Garde  nationale  de  Paris 
(1789-92).  22  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  94,  1883,  p.  993.) 
— Securite  durant  la  Revolution  fran^aise.  56  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  96,  1883,  pp.  5,  193.) — Mme.  de 
Stael  et  la  police  de  Napoleon  I.  15  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ. 
et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  28,  1885,  p.  521.) 

-  Brunetiere,  F.  Histoire  g6nerale  des  emigres  pen¬ 
dant  la  Revolution  franjaise,  par  F.  16  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1884,  3  per.  v.  63,  p.  436.) — I.avoliee,  R. 
Emigres  et  la  societe  frangaise  sous  Napoleon  I,  par  F. 
5  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  125,  1890,  p.  940.) 

Forney,  Eugene.  1825 — .  Les  roses.  See  Ja- 
main,  H.,  and  Forney,  E. 


FORNEY,  M.  N. 


1475 


FORSTER,  Thomas  Ignatius  Maria 


Forney,  M.  N.  American  locomotives  and 

cars.  49  pp.  (Clarke,  T.  C.,  and  others,  Am.  railway, 
p.  100.) 

Forimiannasoegur.  8  pp.  Grimm,  J.  L.  K., 

Kleinere  schriften,  v.  5,  p.  90. 

Fornovo,  Italy.  Luzio,  A.,  and  Renier,  R. 

Francesco  Gonzaga  alia  battaglia  di  F.  (1495.)  42  pp. 

( Archiv .  stor.  ital.  5  s.  v.  6,  1890,  p.  205.) — Muoni,  D.  An- 
tichita,  romane  a  F.  7  pp.  (Soc.  stor.  lombarda,  Archiv. 

1  s.  1882,  p.  715.) 

Forrer,  R.  Copper  age  in  Europe.  4  pp. 

(Am.  Antiq.  v.  10,  1888,  p.  318.) 

Forrest,  Edwin.  Barrett,  L.  Edwin  Forrest. 

35  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  ac¬ 
tresses,  v.  4,  p.  33.) 

Forrest,  George  W.  (Ed.) 

Selections  from  the  letters,  despatches, 
and  other  state  papers  preserved  in  the  Bom¬ 
bay  Secretariat.  Home  series.  Bombay,  1887. 

2  v.  4°.  8441 

The  same.  MarAtha  series,  v.  1.  Bombay, 
1885.  4°.  3441 

-  (Ed.)  Selections  from  the  letters,  des¬ 
patches,  and  other  state  papers  preserved  in 
the  foreign  department  of  the  government  of 
India,  1772-85.  Calcutta,  1890.  3v.  sm.  fo.  3441 
-  (Ed.)  Selections  from  the  letters,  des¬ 
patches,  and  other  state  papers  preserved  in 
the  military  department  of  the  government 
of  India,  1857-58.  With  a  map  and  plans, 
v.  1.  Calcutta,  1893.  8°.  3451 

-  (Ed.)  Selections  from  the  minutes  and 

other  official  writings  of  Mountstuart  El- 
phinstone.  See  Elphinstone,  M. 

Forrest,  James  (Ed.)  On  the  main  drainage 
of  London.  See  Bazalgette,  Sir  J.  W. 
Forrest,  Lt.-Gen.  Nathan  Bedford.  1821-77. 

Report  of  operations  in  Dec.  1863.  2  pp.  (Southern 

Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  40.)— Report  of  operations 
against  W.  Sooy  Smith.  6  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc. 
Papers,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  9. )— Report  of  his  operations  against 
Smith  ami  Grierson.  3  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc. 
Papers,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  566.) 

-  Jordan,  T.,'and  Pryor,  J.  P.  Campaigns 

of  Lt.-Gen.  N.  B.  Forrest.  1868.  2655 

- Chalmers,  J.  R.  Forrest  and  his  campaigns.  36  pp. 

(Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  7,  1879,  p.  451.)— Impor¬ 
tant  dispatch  :  did  it  determine  the  fate  of  the  Con¬ 
federacy?  7  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  24,1896, 
p.  92.) — Morton,  J.  W.  Raid  of  Forrest’s  cavalry  on 
the  Tennessee  river  in  1864.  7  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc. 
Papers,  v.  10,  1882,  p.  261.) — Wolseley,  Sir  G.  J.  Lt.- 
Gen.  N.  B.  Forrest.  11  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers, 
V.  20,  1892,  p.  325.) 

Forrest,  Robert  James.  Christianity  of  Hung- 

tsiu-tsuen  :  a  review  of  Taeping  books.  22  pp.  (Royal 
Asiat.  Soc.  North-China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  4,  1868, 
p.  187.) 

Forrest,  Lt.-Col.  Thomas. 

Picturesque  tour  along  the  rivers  Ganges 
and  Jumna,  in  India  .  .  .  with  illustrations, 
historical  and  descriptive.  London,  1824.  4°. 

.2401 

Forrest,  William.  16  cent.  Extract  from  the 

Pleasaunt  poesye  of  princelie  practise.  26  pp.  (Early 
Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extras.  no32,  Appendix.)— Thcopliilus- 
logende  [herausg.  von  F.  Ludorff].  56  pp.  (Anglia, 
v.7,  1884,  p.  60.) 

VOL.  III.— 185. 


-  Logeniiin,  W.  S.  Forrest’s  Theophilus.  9  pp.  (An¬ 
glia,  v.  10,  1888,  p.  533.) 

Forschungen  auf  dem  gebiete  der  rheinischen 
und  westphaelischen  geschichte.  5  v.  in  3. 
Fahne,  A.  3617 

Forsliall,  Frederic  Hale. 

Westminster  school.  Past  and  present. 
London,  1884.  8°.  — 2364 

Forsliall,  Josiah,  and  others.  Catalogus  codi- 
cum  manuscriptorum  orientalium  qui  in  Mu- 
seo  Britannico  asservantur.  Londini,  1838- 
71.  3  v.  in  5,  fo.  W.  51 

Contents.  Codices  .Clhsopici.  v.  3. — Codices  Ara¬ 
bic!,  v.  2.— Codicis  Syriaei  et  Carshunici,  v.  1. 

Forstall,  Edmund  J.  Analytical  index  of  all 

the  public  documents  in  Paris  relating  to  the  discovery 
and  early  settlement  of  Louisiana.  47  pp.  (French,  B. 
F.,  Hist.  coll,  of  La.  v.  2,  1850,  p.  41.) 

Forster,  George.  St.  John,  J.  A.  George 

Forster.  35  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  celebr.  travellers,  v.  2, 
p.  198.) 

Forster,  Henry  Rumsey. 

Stowe  catalogue,  priced  and  annotated. 
London,  1848.  4°.  — 2772 

Forster,  Hugh  Oakley.  See  Arnold-Forster, 
H.  O. 

Forster,  Johann.  Doellinger,  J.  J.  I.  von. 

Johann  Forster.  2  pp.  (In  his  Reformation,  v.  2,  p.  153.) 
Forster,  Johann  Georg  Adam.  1754-94. 

Ansichten  vom  Niederrhein,  von  Brabant, 
Flandern,  Holland,  England,  und  Frankreich, 
im  April,  Mai,  und  Junius,  1790.  Berlin,  1791- 
94.  3  v.  16°.  1408 

-  Geschichte  der  kuiist  in  England  vom  jahre  1789. 

204  pp.  (In  his  Ansichten  vom  Niederrhein,  v.  3.) 

-  Herder,  J.  G.  von.  Briefwechsel  mit  F.  46  pp.  (Aus 

Herder's  nachlass,  v.  2,  p.  381.) 

Forster,  Johann  Reinhold.  1729-98.  Essay  on 
India,  its  boundaries,  climate,  soil,  and  sea.  Tr.  from 
the  Latin  by  John  Aiken.  12  pp.  (Pennant,  T.,  Indian 
zool.  p.  1.) 

-  (Tr. )  Travels  through  that  part  of  North 

America  formerly  called  Louisiana.  See  Bos- 
su,  N. 

Forster,  John.  1812-76. 

Sir  John  Eliot:  a  biography.  1592-1632. 
2  ed.  London,  1872.  2  v.  8°.  4723 

-  (Tr. )  Chronicle  of  James  I.  »SteeJamesI, 

King  of  Aragon  (in  preceding  catalogue). 
Forster,  Karol.  1800-79. 

Physiologie  de  l’etranger.  Paris,  1844. 
12°.  2312 

-  Quinze  ans  &  Paris  (1832-49).  Paris  et  les 

Parisiens.  Paris,  1848-49.  2  v.  8°.  .2683 

Forster,  Nathaniel.  Jesse,  J.  H.  Nathaniel 

Forster.  5  pp.  (In  his  Mem.  of  celebr.  Etonians,  v.  2, 
p.  49.) 

Forster,  Riccardo.  Fiabe  popolari  dalmate. 

54  pp.  ( Archiv .  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  10,  1891,  pp.  82, 
235,  305.) 

Forster,  Thomas  Ignatius  Maria,  M.  D.  1789- 
1860. 

Researches  about  atmospheric  phaenom- 
ena.  2  ed.  London,  1815.  8°.  — 2485 


FORSTER,  Thomas  Ignatius  Maria 


1476 


FORTH  BRIDGE 


-  (Ed.)  Original  letters  of  John  Locke,  Alg. 

Sidney,  and  Lord  Shaftesbury.  See  Locke,  J., 
Sidney,  A.,  and  Cooper,  A.  A.,  3  Earl  of 
Shaftesbury. 

Forster,  Rev.  William.  18  cent.  Two  letters 

about  the  original  and  antiquities  of  the  town  of  Stan¬ 
ford.  16  pp.  4  pi.  (Peck,  F.,  Acad,  tertia  Angl.) 

Forster,  William  Edward.  1818-86.  Imperial 

federation.  23  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885,  pp.  201, 
552.) 

-  Reid,  T.  W.  Life  of  Rt.  Hon.  Wm.  E. 

Forster.  1888,  2  v.  4794 

-  Gladstone,  W.  E.  Mr.  Forster  and  Ireland.  14  pp. 

( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  451.)— McCarthy,  J.  Mr. 
Forster.  12  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  54,  1888,  p.  171.) — 
O'Brien.  W.  The  Forster  tragedy  in  Ireland.  9  pp. 
(Westm.  Rev.  v.  130,  1888,  p.  349.) — Reid,  T.  W.  Mr. 
Forster.  16  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1886,  p.  593.) 
— Mr.  Forster  and  his  colleagues.  12  pp.  ( Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  605.)— Reid’s  I.ife  of  F.  38  pp. 
(Edin.  Rev.  v.  168,  1888,  p.  531.) — Seebohm,  F.  Mr.  W. 
E.  Forster’s  early  career.  19  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  50, 
1886,  p.  305.) 

See  also  London  Quart.  Rev,  v.  71,  1889,  p.  141 ;  Westm. 
Rev.  v.  130,  1888,  p.  310. 

Forsyth,  Andrew  Russell. 

Theory  of  differential  equations.  Pt.  1. 
Cambridge,  1890.  8°.  — 2455 

Contents.  Exact  equations  and  Pfaff’s  problem. 
-  Biographical  notice  of  Arthur  Cayley.  36  pp.  (Cay¬ 
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Forsyth,  Sir  Douglas.  See  Forsyth,  Sir  T.  D. 
Forsyth,  Ethel  (Ed.) 

Autobiography  and  reminiscences  of  Sir 
Douglas  Forsyth.  See  Forsyth,  Sir  T.  D. 
Forsyth,  Maj.  Thomas.  Journal  of  a  voyage 

from  St.  Louis  to  the  falls  of  St.  Anthony,  in  1819.  32  pp. 
(Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  6,  1872,  p.  188.)  — Fort 
Snelling-.  Col.  Leavenworth’s  expedition  to  establish 
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Forsyth,  Sir  Thomas  Douglass.  1827-86. 

Autobiography  and  reminiscences.  Ed. 
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trait.]  London,  1887.  8°.  4734 

Fort.  For  names  of  forts,  see  the  word  follow¬ 
ing  Fort,  as  Chartres.—  Fisher.—  Miami.  —Mon¬ 
roe,  etc. 

Fort  Ancient,  the  great  prehistoric  earthwork 
of  Warren  county,  Ohio.  Moorehead,  W.  K. 

1742 

Fort  Benton,  Mont.  Chittenden,  H.  M.  An¬ 
cient  town  of  F.  B.  17  pp.  ( Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  24,  1890, 
p.  409.) 

Fort  Garry.  See  Winnepeg. 

Fort  Georg  e  island,  Historic  points  at.  7  pp. 

Benjamin,  S.  G.  W.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  60,  1887,  p.  699.) 

Fort  La-Fay ette  life,  1863-64.  In  extracts 
from  the  “  Right  Flanker,  ”  a  MS.  sheet  cir¬ 
culating  among  the  Southern  prisoners  in 
Fort  La-Fayette,  in  1863-64.  London,  1865. 
16°.  2627 

Fort  Wayne,  Bp  of.  See  Luers,  J.  H. 

Fort  Wayne,  Ind.  Robertson,  R.  S.  Fort 

Wayne,  old  Fort  Miami,  and  the  route  from  the  Maumee 
to  the  Wabash.  5  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.,  v.  2,  1879,  p.  123.) 

Fort  Wrangell,  Alaska.  Guernsey,  E.  Alas¬ 
kan  natives  of  F.  W.  3  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  13, 1891,  p.  79.) 


Fortegnelse  over  retssamlinger,  retsliteratur 
m.  m.,  i  Danmark,  Norge,  Sverig  og  til  dels 
Finland.  Aagesen,  A.  W.  75 

Forteguerri,  Giovanni.  1508-82. 

Novelle  edite  ed  inedite.  Bologna,  1882. 
12°.  (Scelta  di  curiositci  letterarie ,  no.  191.) 

2342 

Fortescue,  1,  3  Earls.  See  Fortescue,  H. 

Fortescue,  Sir  Faithful.  Circa  1581-1666. 

Account  of  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Arthur  Chichester, 
Lord  Belfast,  Lord  Deputy  of  Ireland ;  with 
notes,  and  a  memoir  of  the  author  by  Lord 
Clermond.  London,  1858.  12°.  4777 

Fortescue,  George  Knottesford. 

Subject  index  of  the  modern  works  added 
to  the  Library  of  the  British  Museum  in  the 
years  1880-85.  London,  1886.  4°.  L.61 

-  List  of  bibliographical  works  in  the  read¬ 
ing  room  of  the  British  Museum.  See  Por¬ 
ter,  G.  W. 

Fortescue,  Hugh,  1  Earl  Fortescue  (Clericus, 
pseud. )  1753-1841. 

Letter  addressed  to  the  Lord  Ebrington, 
on  his  proposed  petition  to  the  Lord  Chan¬ 
cellor  respecting  the  patronage  of  the  small 
livings  at  his  lordship’s  disposal.  1832.  (  With 
Hill,  R.,  Home  colonies.)  3155 

Fortescue,  Hugh,  3  Earl  Fortescue.  1818 — . 

Teaching  of  agriculture.  11  pp.  (London,  Internat. 
Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  14,  p.  347.)— A  bye-election 
in  1747.  16  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  25,  1889,  p.  921.) — 
Iinperium  in  ituperio.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  24,  1888,  p.  481.)— Ireland’s  ultimate  guarantee. 
4  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  27, 1890,  p.  799.)— Irish  land 
commissioners.  10  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882, 
p.  756.)— Our  next  leap  in  the  dark.  19  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  517.) — Liberal  election  ad¬ 
dresses.  14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  606.) — 
Poor  men’s  gardens.  9  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  23, 
1888,  p.  394.) 

Fortescue,  Rev.  J.  Les  Indiens  Cris  de  l’AmA- 

rique  du  Nord.  36  pp.  1  pi.  (Soc.  am.  de  France,  Ar¬ 
chives,  n.  s.  v.  3,  1884,  p.  31.) 

Fortescue,  Sir  John.  Circa  1531-1607. 

Governance  of  England  :  otherwise  called 
the  difference  between  an  absolute  and  a  lim¬ 
ited  monarchy.  Revised  text  ed.  ...  by 
Charles  Plummer.  Oxford,  1885.  8°.  — 2325 

Fortescue,  John  William.  1859 — .  Guileless 

Australia.  14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.  430.) — 
Seamy  side  of  Australia.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  29,  1891,  p.  523.) 

-  (Ed.)  Calendar  of  state  papers,  colonial 

series  :  America  and  West  Indies.  See  Sains- 
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Fortescue,  Thomas,  1  Baron  Clermont.  1815- 
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F.,  Account  of  Sir  A.  Chichester,  p.  31.) 

Fortescue,  William  Irvine.  Notes  on  the  flora 

of  the  Orkneys.  4  pp.  (Tudor,  J.  R.,  Orkneys  and  Shet¬ 
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Forth  bridge.  Buti,  R.  Nuovo  ponte  sul 
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- Fowler,  Sir  J.,  and  Baker,  B.  Forth  bridge  [with 

illustrations],  8  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889,  p.  35.) 


FORTIFICATION 


1477 


FORTUNATUS,  Y.  H.  C. 


Fortification. 

Du  Pont,  S.  F.  Report  on  the  national 
defences.  1852.  ( Bound  pamph.  v.  229. )  5932 

-  Guarasci,  C.  Studies  on  coast  defense 

applied  to  the  Gulf  of  Spezia.  Tr.  by  First 
Lt.  G.  McC.  Derby.  1884.  ( U.  S.  Engineers, 

Corps  of.)  — 2773 

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field  and  permanent.  1857.  — 2776 

-  Lloyd,  E.  M.  Vauban,  Montalembert, 

Garnot :  engineer  studies.  1887.  3776 

-  Lockwood,  H.  F.,  and  Cates,  A.  H.  His¬ 
tory  and  antiquities  of  the  fortifications  to  the 
city  of  York.  1836.  2531 

- Totten,  J.  G.  Report  on  the  subject  of 

national  defences.  1851.  ( Bound  pamph. 

v.  229. )  5932 

-  Beauchamp,  W.  M.  Earthworks  and  stockades. 

10  pp.  1  pi.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  13,  1891,  p.  42.)— Maj.  G.  S. 
Clarke  on  fortification.  36  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  174,  1891, 
p.  404.)—  Daiiltrie,  G.  A.  Examen  de  mat^riaux  des 
forts  vitrifies  de  Chateau-Meignan  (Mayenne),  et  du 
Puy-de-Gaudy  (Creuse).  4  pp.  (Rev.  archiol.  n.  s.  v.  43, 
1882,  p.  275.)— Examen  de  matdriaux  provenant  des  forts 
vitrifies  de  Craig  Phadrick,  prfes  Inverness  (Ecosse),  et 
de  Hartmann swillerkopf  (Haute- Alsace)*.  5  pp.  (Rev. 
archiol.  n.  s.  v.  42,  1881,  p.  36. ) — Examen  mingralogique 
et  chimique  de  mat&riaux  provenant  de  quelques  forts 
vitrifies  de  la  France.  11  pp.  (Rev.  Archeol.  n.  s.  v.  41, 
1881,  p.  18.)— Edmunds,  E.  S.  Ancient  stone  forts  in 
Indiana.  3  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  12,  1890,  p.  349.) — Forts 
and  fleets.  29  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  172,  1891,  p.  351.)— 
Griflin,  E.  Our  sea^coast  defenses.  12  pp.  ,(N.  Am. 
l}ev.  v.  147,  1888,  p.  64.) — Ea  No£‘,  G.  de.  Documents 
pour  servir  it  l’6tude  des  enceintes  vitrifiges.  9  pp.  (Rev. 
archiol.  n.  s.  v.  43,  1882,  p.  358.)— Morgan,  T.  Ancient 
Sussex  fortresses.  14  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ. 
v.  42,  1886,  p.  159.) — Peet,  S.  D.  Defensive  works  of  the 
mound-builders.  36  pp.  3  pi.  .(Am.  Antiq.  v.  13,  1891, 
p.  189.)—  R.  The  Moncrieff  defence.  8  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1891,  p.  634.) — Wells,  H.  P.  Defense  of 
our  sea-ports.  11  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  71,  1885,  p.  927.) 

See  also  Arms,  Armor,  and  Weapons.— Gun¬ 
nery.— Military  art  and  science.— Sieges. 

Fortini,  Pietro.  — 1562. 

Giornate  delle  novelle  de’  novizi.  Firenze, 
1888-90.  13  pts.  in  2  v.  12°.  (Orlando,  F., 

and  Baccini,  G.,  Bibliot.  grassoc.  nos.  9-21. )  2325 

-  Piacevoli  et  amorose  notti  dei  novizi.  v.  1. 

Firenzi,  1894.  4  pts.  in  1  v.  12°.  (Orlando, 

F. ,  and  Baccini,  G.,  Bibliot.  grassoc.  nos.  28- 

31. )  2325 

-  Terza  giornata  delle  novelle  de’  novizi. 

Ora  per  la  prima  volta  data  alia  luce.  Siena, 

1811.  12°.  2314 

-  Tre  novelle  inedite.  Bologna,  1877.  12°. 

( Scelta  di  curiositcL  letterarie,  no.  155.)  2342 

-  Novella,  pub.  ed  annotata  da  Fra  Giocondo  da 

Quaracchi.  26  pp.  (Orlando,  F.,  and  Baccini,  G.,  Bib¬ 
liot.  grassoc.  no.  1,  p.  65.) — Novelle.  227  pp.  (Locella, 

G. ,  Novelle  ital.  di  quaranta  autori,  1300-1847,  p.  268 ;  Rac- 
colta  di  novell.  ital.  v.  14,  p.  175.) 

Fortlage,  Arnold  Rudolph  Karl.  Brasch,  M. 

Karl  Fortlage.  27  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  2,  p.  730.) — 
Bruchmann,  K.  Beitraege  zur  psychologie  alswissen- 
schaft  aus  speculation  und  erfahrung,  von  F.  17  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  9,  1877,  p.  121.) — Eucken,  R. 
Fortlage  als  religionsphilosoph.  17  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos. 
v.  82,  1883,  p.  180.) 


Fortnight  among  the  Chippewas  of  Lake  Su¬ 
perior.  18  pp.  Ducatel,  J.  T.  (Beach,  W.  W.,  Indian 
miscel.  p.  361.) 

Fortnight  in  Hayti.  75  pp.  Cecil,  Lord  C.  B. 

H.  G.,  Impressions  of  life,  p.  1. 

Fortnightly  Review,  n.  s.  v.  35-61.  Lon¬ 
don,  1884-96.  26  v.  8°.  3992 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Fortnum,  Charles  Drury  Edward.  1820 — . 

Seal  of  Cardinal  Andrea  de  Valle,  A.  D.  1517,  with  re¬ 
marks  on  some  other  Cardinals’  seals  of  that  period, 
ascribed  to  Lautizio  of  Perugio,  and  to  Cellini.  11  pp. 
1  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.  50,  1887,  p.  118.) — Notice  of  a  few 
more  early  Christian  gems.  12  pp.  1  pi.  ( Archaeol . 
Journ.  v.  42,  1885,  p.  159.) — Diamond  signet  of  Henrietta 
Maria,  Queen  of  Charles  I.  16  pp.  (Archaeologia, 
v.  47,  1883,  p.  393.) — Some  further  notice  of  the  diamond 
signet  of  Henrietta  Maria,  Queen  of  Charles  I ;  of  the 
King’s  diamond ;  and  of  the  sapphire  signet  believed  to 
be  that  of  Mary,  Queen  of  William  III.  14  pp.  (Archae¬ 
ologia,  v.  50,  1887,  p.  104.)— Notes  on  other  signacula  of 
St.  James  of  Compostella.  5  pp.  ( Archaeol .  Journ. 
v.  38,  1881,  p.  253.)— On  a  terra-cotta  head  of  Greek 
workmanship,  found  on  the  Esquiline  at  Rome.  3  pp. 
1  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.  49,  1886,  p.  453*.) 

Forts,  William  de,  3  Earl  of  Albemarle.  Frag¬ 
ment  of  the  surcoat  of.  1  pi.  (  Vetusta  monumenta, 
v.  6,  pi.  8.) 

Forts.  See  Fortification. 

Fortsas  library,  The.  12  pp.  ( Philobiblion , 

V.  2,  1863,  pp.  75,  261.) 

Fortiuia  de  amor,  Los  diez  libros  de.  2  v. 

Frasso,  A.  de  lo.  2314 

Fortunata,  St.  Translatio  Sancti  Januarii  et 

Sanctae  Fortunatae  in  Augiam.  2  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc. 
Script,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  472.) 

Fortunate  mistress.  De  Foe,  D.,  Novels  and 
miscel.  works,  v.  11.  2103 

Fortimatianus,  Atilius.  Circa  5  cent.  Ars. 

51  pp.  (Gaisford,  T.,  Script.  Lat.  rei  met.  p.  312.) 

Fortunatianus,  Chirius.  5  cent.  Artis  rheto- 

ricae  libri  III.  56  pp.  (Halm,  K.  von,  Rhetores  Lat.  min. 
p.  79.) 

-  Reuter,  A.  Codex  Bernensis  363  und  sein  werth  fuel- 

die  kritik  des  F.  24  pp.  ( Hermes ,  v.  24,  1889,  p.  161.) 

Fortunatus,  Yenantius  Honorius  Clementi- 
anus,  Bp.  of  Poitiers.  Circa  530-600. 

Opera.  Pisauri,  1766.  4°.  (Coll.  Pisaur. 
v.  6. )  4212 

Contents.  De  vita  Sancti  Martini.  —  Poeinatum 
libri  X.— De  partu  Virginis. 

-  Opera  pedestria.  Recensuit  et  emendavit 

Bruno  Krusch.  Berolini,  1885.  4°.  ( Monu¬ 

menta  German,  hist.  Auctor.  antiq.  v.  4,  pt.  2. ) 

3631 

Contents.  Vita  Sancti  Albini.— Vita  Sancti  Amanti. 
— Passio  Sanctorum  martyrum  Dionisii,  Rustici,  et 
Eleutherii.—  Expositio  lidei  catliolicae.  —  Manitius, 
M.  Poetarum  priorum  loci  expressi  a  Fortunato. — 
Manitius,  M.  Poetarum  posteriorum  loci  expressi  ad 
Fortunatum.— Vita  Sancti  German!.— Liber  de  virtu- 
tibus  Sancti  Ililarii. — Vita  Sancti  Hilarii. — Vita  Sancti 

I. eob ini. —Vita  Sancti  Marcelii.— Vita  beati  Mauri- 
lii. — Vita  Sancti  Medardi.  —  Opuscula  Fortunato 
male  attributa.  —  Vita  Sancti  Paterni.  —  Krusch,  B. 
Prooemium.  —  Vita  Sanctae  Radegundis.  —  Vita 
Sancti  Remedii.— Vitae  Sanctorum.— Symbol um 
Athanasianum.— Indices. 


FORTUNATUS,  V.  H.  C. 


1478 


FOSCARINI,  Sebastiano 
7  • 


-  Opera  poetica.  Recensuit  et  emendavit 

Fridericus  Leo.  Berolini,  1881.  4°.  ( Monu - 

menta  German,  hist.  Auctor.  antiq.  v.  4,  pt.  1.) 

3631 

Contents.  Carmiuuin,  epistularum,  expositionum 
libri  undecim. — Carminum  spuriorum  appendix. — Rossi, 
G.  B.  de.  Syllogae  cpigranunutuni  in  cod.  Petrop. 
traditae  cum  similibus  comparatio. — Vita  Sancti  Mar¬ 
tini. — Leo,  P.  JProoeniiiim. — Indices. 

-  Hotloporicon.  5  pp.  ( Ausomus,  D.  M.,  Mosella  ed. 

L.  Tross,  p.  249.)— Vie  de  St.  Martin  :  poeme  en  4  livres. 
137  pp.  (Severus,  S.,  CEuvres,  tr.  par  M.  Herbert,  v.  2, 
p.  231.) —  [Versus.]  20  pp.  (Fabricius,  G.,  Poet.  vet.  eccles. 
opera,  p.  685.) 

-  First  galant.  12  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  56, 

1885,  p.  459.)— Leo.  F.  Venantius  Fortunatus,  der  letzte 
roemisclie  dichter.  13  pp.  ( Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  32, 
1882,  p.  414. ) — Man  a  I  ins.  M.  Poetarum  posteriorum 
loci  expressi  ad  Fortunatum.  8  pp.  (Fortunatus,  V.  H. 
C.,  lip.  of  Poitiers,  Opera  ped.  p.  137 :  Monumenta  Ger¬ 
man.  hist.  Auctor.  antiq.  v.  4,  pt.  2.)— Poetarum  priorum 
loci  expressi  a  Fortunato.  5  pp.  (Fortunatus,  V.  H.  C., 
Bp.  of  Poitiers,  Opera  ped.  p.  132 :  Monumenta  German, 
hist.  Auctor.  antiq.  v.  4,  pt.  2.)— Nisard,  M.  E.  C.  Des 
pogsies  de  Ste.  Radegonde,  attributes  jusqu’ici  h  For- 
tunat.  9  pp.  {Rev.  hist.  v.  37,  1888,  p.  49.) — Fortunat, 
panggyriste  des  rois  mtrovingiens.  12  pp.  {Rev.  hist. 
v.  41,  1889,  p.  241.) 

Fortunatus.  Histoire  des  aventures  heu- 
reuses  et  malheureuses  de  Fortunatus,  avec 
sa  bourse  et  son  chapeau,  n.  d.  ( Biblioth . 
bleue,  v.  3.)  2316 

Fortune.  Bacon,  Sir  F.  Of  fortune.  5  pp. 

{Essays,  with  annotations  by  R.  Whately,  4  ed.  p.  411.) — 
I.logia  de  fortunae  vicissitudine.  2  pp.  {Coll.  Pisaur. 
v.  4,  p.  230.) 

See  also  Happiness.— Wealth. 

Fortune  tin  Cousin  Jerome.  35  pp.  Vau- 

tier,  G.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1882,  3  pgr.  v.  52,  p.  814.) 

Fortune  of  tlie  republic.  34  pp.  Emerson, 

R.  W.,  Miscel.  p.  393. 

Fortune  telling-. 

Binsfeld,  P.,  Bp.  of  Azot.  Tractatus  de 
confessionibus  maleficorum  et  sagarum  se- 
cundo  recognitus  et  auctior  redditus.  1596. 

—2467 

-  Grillandio,  P.,  and  Ponzinibio,  G.  F. 

Tractatus  duo  :  unus  de  sortilegiis  .  .  .  alter 
de  lamiis  et  excellentia  juris  utriusque.  1592. 

—2467 

-  Mazolini  (Prierio),  S.  De  strigimaga- 

rum,  demonumque  mirandis  libri  tres.  1521. 

—2466 

-  Petit  etteill,  veritable  livre  pour  ap- 

prendre  soi-meme,  &  tirer  les  cartes  ...  n.  d. 
( Biblioth .  bleue ,  v.  17.)  #  2316 

-  Spee,  or  Spe,  F.  Cautio  criminalis,  seu 

de  processibus  contra  sagas  liber.  [Anon.] 
1631.  —2467 

See  also  Astrology.— Divination.— Magic  and 
Sorcery.  —  Manners  and  Customs.—  Supersti¬ 
tion. 

Fortune’s  fool.  281  pp.  Hawthorne,  J.  ( Mac¬ 
millan's  Mag.  v.  45,  1882,  pp.  81,  177,  257,  340,  417 ;  v.  46, 
1882,  pp.  31,  97,  215,  298,  378;  v.  48,  1883,  pp.  234,  328,  436.) 

Fortunes  of  Glencore.  Lever,  C.  J.,  Novels. 

2372 

Fortunes  of  Perkin  Warbeck.  3  v.  Shel¬ 
ley,  Mrs.  M.  W.  G.  1292 


Fortunes  of  words.  Garlanda,  F.  — 2176 

Fortune’s  wheel.  282  pp.  Shand,  A.  I. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  137,  1885,  pp.  437,  594,  748;  v.  138, 
1885,  pp.  67,  206,  333,  486,  618,  713;  v.  139,  1886,  pp.  80,  153.) 

Fortuny  y  Carbd,  Mariana.  Champney,  L.  W. 

In  the  footprints  of  F.  and  Regnault.  20  pp.  ( Century 
Mag.y.  1,  1881,  p.  15.) — Downes,  W.  II.  Fortuny  and 
Decamps.  4  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  58,  1886,  p.  566.) 

Forty-one  years  in  India.  2  v.  Roberts, 

F.  S.,  1  Baron  Roberts.  3404 

Forty  vezirs,  History  of  the.  Sheykh-Zada. 

3167 

Forty  years’  recollections :  literary  and 
political.  Frost,  T.  2225 

Forum.  New  York,  1886-96.  22  v.  8°.  4156 

Forum  Julii.  See  Friuli. 

Fos,  Maurice  de.  Zoitsa.  10  pp.  (Rev.  cl.  deux 

mondes,  1885,  3  pgr.  v.  70,  p.  873.) 

Fos.  See  also  Foss. 

Fosbroke,  Rev.  Thomas  Dudley.  1770-1842. 
Original  history  of  the  city  of  Gloucester 
.  .  .  including  also  the  original  papers  of  the 
late  Ralph  Bigland.  London,  1819.  4°.  2552 

Foscari,  FVancesco,  Doge  of  Venice.  Circa 

1372-1423.  Instructions  au  consul  de  la  rgpublique  charge 
de  complimenter  le  nouveau  roi  de  Tunis  en  1436.  Par 
L.  de  Mas  Latrie.  4  pp.  {Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes, 
v.  42,  1881,  p.  279.) 

Foscari,  Francesco.  Circa  1459-1517.  Dis- 

pacci  al  Senato  Veneto  .  .  .  e  di  altri  Oratori,  all’  Imper. 
Massimiliano  I  nel  1496.  224  pp.  {Archiv.  stor.  ital.  v.  7, 
1843, p.  725.) 

-  Cicogna.  E.  Notizie  intorno  a  F.  7  pp.  {Archiv. 

stor.  ital.  v.  7,  1843,  p.  1089. ) 

Foscarini,  Antonio.  1570-1622.  Legazione  in 

Francia,  1608-11.  150  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G., 
Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  2  s.  v.  1,  p.  289.)— Relazione  d’ln- 
ghil  terra,  1618.  26  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G., 
Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  4  s.  p.  163.) 

Foscarini,  Marco,  Doge  of  Venice.  1695-1763. 
Relazione  di  Savoja,  1741-43.  97  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and 
Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  3  s.  Torino,  p.  407.)  — 
Due  lettere  .  .  .  sul  modo  di  scrivere  la  Gloria.  42  pp. 
( Archiv .  sto-r.  ital.  v.  5,  1843,  p.  210.)— Storia  arcana 
ed  altri  scritti  inediti  .  .  .  aggiuntovi  un  catalogo  dei 
manoscritti  storici  della  sua  collezione.  200  pp.  ( Archiv . 
stor.  ital.  v.  5,  1843,  p.  9.) — Scrittura  circa  le  franchigie 
concesse  agli  ambasciatori  esterni  residenti  presso  la 
Repubblica  di  Venezia,  1725.  36  pp.  {Archiv.  stor.  ital. 
Appendice,  v.  9,  1853,  p.  501.)— Frammento  inedito  intor¬ 
no  ai  viaggiatori  veneziani  e  di  una  nuova  tradu- 
zione  in  Tedesco  dei  viaggi  di  Marco  Polo.  37  pp. 
{Archiv.  stor.  ital.  Appendice,  v.  4,  1847,  p.  89.) 

- Gaixlino,  F.  Ambasceria  di  F.  79  pp.  (Venice,  R. 

Deputaz.  di  storia  patria :  Monument,  stor.  4  s.  Miscel.  2  s. 
v.  2.)— Gar,  T.  I  codici  storici  della  collezione  Foscarini, 
conservata  nella  Imperiale  Biblioteca  di  Vienna.  194  pp. 
{Archiv.  stor.  ital.  v.  5,  1843,  p.  283.) 

Foscarini,  Pietro.  17  cent.  Relazioni,  1637, 

41.  52  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambas. 
veneti,  5  s.  v.  2,  pp.  69,  105. ) 

-  and  others.  Relazione  di  Roma,  1645.  20  pp.  (Barozzi, 

N.,  and  Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  3  s.  Roma,  v.  2, 
p.  43.) 

Foscarini,  Sebastiano.  1649-1711.  Relazione 

di  Francia,  1678-83.  89  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet, 

G. ,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  2  s.  v.  3,  p.  349.)— Relazione  di 
Spagna,  1682-86.  51  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G., 
Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  1  s.  v.  2,  p.  499.) 


FOSCOLO,  Niccold  Ugo 


1479 


FOSTER,  Rev.  Frank  Hugh 


Foscolo,  Niccolo  Ugo  (Jacopo  Ortis,  pseud.) 
1778-1827. 

Commedia  di  Dante  Alighieri  illustrata, 
v.  1.  Disco rso  sul  testo  .  .  .  della  Commedia 
di  Dante.  Londra,  1825.  12°.  2386 

Note. — No  more  of  this  ed.  was  pub. 

-  Essays  on  Petrarch.  London,  1823.  8°.  2372 

• - Illnstrazioni  sto riche  sul  poema  di  l>ante.  24  pp. 

(Arrivabene,  F.,  II  secolo  di  Dante,  pp.  70,  76,  82,  102,  122, 
128,  163,  168,  200,  203.)— Lettere  inedite.  Herausg.  von 
Adolf  Tobler.  20  pp.  ( Jahrb .  f.  roman,  und  engl.  lit. 
v.  12,  1871,  p.  317.) 

-  Bianchini,  D.  Lo  scritto  “  Dante  e  il  suo  secolo  ”  S 

proprio  di  F.  9  pp.  ( Propugnatore ,  v.  13,  pt.  2,  1880, 
p.  3.)— Can  til,  C.  Ugo  Foscolo.  29  pp.  (Soc.  stor. 
lombarda,  Archiv.  1  s.  1876,  p.  72.)— Chiarini,  G.  La 
Laura  di  F.  24  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  28,  1890,  p.  585.) 
—Howells,  W.  D.  Vincenzo  Monti  and  F.  23  pp.  (7?i 
his  Mod.  Ital.  poets,  p.  102.) — martini,  F.  Giuseppe 
Mazzini  e  l’edizione  delle  opere  di  F.  41  pp.  (Nuov. 
antol.  3  s.  v.  27,  1890,  pp.  60,  232.) — Pagano,  V.  Critica 
letteraria  intorno  alia  censura  di  F.  sopra  il  sonetto  di 
Onofrio  Minzoni  (verso  il  1780).  15  pp.  ( Propugnatore , 
v.  20,  pt.  1,  1887,  p.  319.) — Snster,  G.  Origine  dell’ 
Jacopo  Ortis.  53  pp.  ( Propugnatore ,  v.  15,  pt.  2,  1882, 
p.  380;  v.  16,  pt.  1,  1883,  p.  74.)— Zumbini,  B.  Di  alcune 
relazioni  del  F.  con  la  letteratura  tedesca.  12  pp.  (Nuov. 
antol.  3  s.  v.  25,  1890,  p.  771.) 

Fosdick,  J.  William. 

Representative  collection  of  the  Glasgow 
school  of  painting:  the  Adoration  of  Jeanne 
D’Arc  and  other  burnt  wood  decorations. 
Phila.,  1896.  12°.  —1748 

Foss,  Cyrus  David,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.,  Bp.  of  M.  E. 

Church.  1834 — .  Politics  and  the  pulpit.  9  pp.  ( N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  155,  1892,  p.  536.) 

Foss,  Edward.  1787-1870. 

Judges  of  England  ;  with  sketches  of  their 
lives,  and  miscellaneous  notices  connected 
with  the  courts  at  Westminster  from  the  time 
of  the  conquest,  1066-1864.  London,  1848-64. 
9  v.  8°.  3783 

Contents. 

William  I-Richard  I,  1066-1199,  v.  1.— John-Henry  III, 
1199-1272,  v.  2.— Edward  I-Edward  III,  1272-1377,  v.  3. — 
Richard  II-Richard  III,  1377-1485,  v.  4.— Henry  VII-Eliz- 
abeth,  1485-1603,  v.  5.— James  I-Interregnum,  1603-60, 
v.  6.— Charles  II- Anne,  1660-1714,  v.  7.— George  I-George 
III,  1714-1820,  v.  8.— George  IV-Victoria,  1820-64,  v.  9. 

Foss.  See  also  Fos. 

Fossa,  Evangelista.  Delepierre,  J.  O.  Fossa. 

42  pp.  (In  his  Macarontiana,  p.  7  :  Philobiblon  Soc.  Mis- 
cel.  v.  7.) 

Fossa-nova,  Monastery,  Italy.  Cronaca  di 

Fossa-nova  di  anonimo  autore,  versione  di  S.  Volpicella. 
68  pp.  (Re,  G.  del,  Cron.  e.  seritt.  napol.  v.  1,  p.  489.) 

Fossarieu,  P.  de  Lucy-.  See  Lucy-Fossarieu, 
P.  de. 

Fossati,  Carlo  Falletti-.  See  Falletti-Fossati,  C. 
Fosse,  J.  C.  de  la.  See  Delafosse,  J.  C. 

Fosse  d’Arcosse,  Rene.  1839 — . 

Siege  de  Soissons  en  1870.  Avec  pieces 
justificatives  et  un  dessin  de  la  breche  et  un 
plan  de  Paul  Laurent.  2  6d.  Soissons,  1892. 
8°.  .2696 

Fosse  Way,  England.  McMurtrie,  J.  Fosse 

road  at  Radstock.  7  pp.  1  pi.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol. 
and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  30,  1885,  p.  76.) 


Fossey,  C.  Scenes  de  cliasse  sur  des  vases 

grecs  ingdits.  10  pp.  (Rev.  Archeol.  3  s.  v.  18,  1891, 
p.  361.) 

Fossey,  Jules,  and  others.  Arrondissement 

d’Evreux.  146  pp.  (LaBalle,  ( — )  de,  and  others,  Nor¬ 
mandie  monumentale :  Eure,  pt.  1,  p.l.) — Arrondissement 
de  Louviers.  96  pp.  (La  Balle,  (— )  de,  and  others, 
Normandie  monumentale:  Eure,  pt.  2,  p.  1.) 

Fossil  butterflies  of  Florissant.  32  pp.  Scud- 

der,  S.  H.  (King,  C.,  and  Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv. 
8  ann.  report,  p.  433.) 

Fossil  lishes  and  fossil  plants  of  the  triassic 
rocks  of  New  Jersey  and  the  Connecticut  val¬ 
ley.  Newberry,  J.  S.  (King,  C.,  and  Powell, 
J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  Monographs,  v.  14.) 

—3551 

Fossil  hunt,  Perilous.  12  pp.  Wyckoff,  W.  C. 

(Beach,  W.  W.,  Indian  miscel.  p.  258.) 

Fossil  plants.  See  Botany. 

Fossil  plants  as  tests  of  climate.  Seward, 
A.  C.  —1561 

Fossil  wood  and  lignite  of  the  Potomac  forma¬ 
tion.  Knowlton,  F.  H.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S. 
Geol.  surv.  Bull.  no.  56. )  —3553 

Fossils.  See  Palaeontology. 

Fossils  of  the  British  islands  stratigraphic- 
ally  and  zoologically  arranged.  Etheridge, 
R.  —1621 

Fossombrone,  Bp.  of.  See  Guidiccioni,  G. 
Fossombrone,  Italy.  Rondini,  D.  Canti  po- 

polari  marchigiani  inediti  (raecolti  a  F. )  62  pp.  ( Archiv. 
studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  7,  1888,  pp.  169,  531 ;  v.  8,  1889, 
pp.  185,  401.) 

Foster,  Rev.  Albert  John.  1844—.  On  the 

churches  of  north  Bedfordshire  and  the  neighbouring 
portion  of  Northamptonshire.  5  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ. 
v.  39,  1882,  p.  83.) 

Foster,  Birket. 

Huish,  M.  B.  Birket  Foster  :  his  life  and 
work.  1890.  (Art  Journ.  1890. )  —4592 

Foster,  C.  W.  ( Tr. )  Modern  war.  See  Oerre- 
cagaix,  Gen.  V.  B. 

Foster,  Clement  LeNeve.  1841 — . 

Text-book  of  ore  and  stone  mining.  With 
illustrations.  2  ed.  London,  1897.  8°.  —3744 
Foster,  Elijah  C.  Reformatory  or  punitive 

prison  management?  17  pp.  (Forum,  v.  12,  1891,  p.  496.) 

Foster,  Eugene,  M.  D.  1850 — .  Municipal 

organization  of  the  American  public  health  service. 
18  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  7,  p.  96.) — 
Report  of  the  committee  on  compulsory  vaccination  : 
also,  a  supplementary  report  on  the  efficiency  and  safety 
of  vaccination.  52  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports, 
v.  9,  p.  238.) 

Foster,  Rev.  Frank  Hugh,  Ph.  D.  1851 — .  Be¬ 
nevolence  theory  of  the  atonement.  23  pp.  (Biblioth. 
Sacra,  v.  47,  1890,  p.  567.) — Argument  from  Christian  ex¬ 
perience  for  the  inspiration  of  the  Bible.  43  pp.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  Sacra,  v.  40,  1883,  p.  97.) — Bible  and  the  public 
schools.  20  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  46,  1889,  p.  543.) — 
Two  histories  of  Uliristian  doctrine.  47  pp.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  Sacra,  v.  45,  1888,  pp.  163,  465.)— Christian  ex¬ 
perience  as  a  source  of  systematic  theology.  20  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  48,  1891,  p.  586.) — Studies  in  Christ- 
olog'.y  :  with  criticisms  upon  the  theories  of  Prof.  Adolf 
Harnack.  37  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  49,  1892,  p.  240.) — 
Suggestions  as  to  modifications  of  the  dogmatic  system 


FOSTER,  Rev.  Frank  Hugh 


1480 


FOSTER,  Joseph 


taught  in  the  Congregational  school*  and  churches, 
required  at  the  present  time.  31  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra, 
v.  48,  1891,  p.  249.)— Eschatology  of  the  New  England 
divines.  123pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  43,  1886,  pp.  1, 
287,  711;  V.  45,  1888,  p.  669;  V.  46,  1889,  p.  95.)— Old 
Catholicism.  35  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  38,  1881, 
p.  401.)— Schleiermacher's  ‘‘absolute  feeling'  of 
dependence,”  and  its  effects  on  his  doctrine  of  God. 
37  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  40,  1883,  p.  534.) 

Foster,  Frank  P.,  M.  D.  1841 — . 

Illustrated  encyclopaedic  medical  diction¬ 
ary.  Being  a  dictionary  of  the  technical 
terms  used  by  writers  on  medicine  and  col¬ 
lateral. sciences,  in  the  Latin,  English,  French, 
and  German  languages.  New  York,  1888-94. 
4  v.  4°.  1142 

Contents. 

A-Cacostonius,  v.  1.  Minnequa  Spring-Zythum, 

Cacothanasia-Fasay,  v.  2.  v.  4. 
Fascia-Minjak-Lagam,  v.  3. 

Foster,  G.  A. 

Treatise  on  the  cause  and  cure  of  smoky 
chimneys,  containing  particulars  of  their  pre¬ 
vention,  together  with  matters  relating  to  the 
construction  and  formation  of  chimneys. 
London,  1885.  12°.  —1787 

Foster,  George  Eulas.  1847—. 

Literature  of  the  Cherokees,  also  bibliog¬ 
raphy  and  the  story  of  their  genesis.  Ithaca, 
1889.  12°.  2226 

- Journalism  among  the  Cherokee  Indians.  6  pp. 

(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  18,  1887,  p.  65.) 

Foster,  George  Everett. 

Se-Quo-Yah,  the  American  Cadmus  and 
modern  Moses  .  .  .  Illustr.  by  Miss  C.  S.  Rob¬ 
bins.  Phila.,  1885.  12°.  3704 

Foster,  J.  M.  Mining  inspection  a  sham. 

9  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885,  p.  1055.) 

Foster,  J.  P.  C.  “Suggestion”  and  hypno¬ 
tism.  24  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  54,  1891,  p.  15.) 

Foste^j,  James  P.,  and  others.  Permanent  Re¬ 
publican  clubs.  25  pp.  ( N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  146,  1888,  p.  241.) 

Foster,  John,  D.  D.  Jesse,  J.  H.  Rev.  John 

Foster.  3  pp.  (In  his  Mem.  of  celebr.  Etonians,  v.  2, 
p.  231.) 

Foster,  John.  De  Quincey,  T.  John  Foster. 

7  pp.  (Coll,  writings,  v.  11,  p.  335.) — Gild llan,  G.  John 
Foster.  22  pp.  (In  his  Sketches  of  mod.  lit.  v.  1,  p.  187.) 

Foster,  John  Ebenezer,  and  Atkinson,  Thomas 
D  inham. 

Illustrated  catalogue  of  the  loan  collection 
of  plate  exhibited  in  the  Fitzwilliam  Museum, 
May,  1895.  Cambridge,  1896.  4°.  ( Cambridge 
Antiq.  Soc. )  — 1777 

Foster,  Maj.-Gen.  John  Gray.  1823-74. 

Design  for  an  improved  submarine  tunnel, 
comprising  a  brick  arch  within  a  cast  or 
wrought  iron  skin,  laid  in  a  trench  dredged 
for  that  purpose.  Washington,  1868.  4°. 

—2732 

Foster,  Joseph.  1844—. 

Alumni  Oxonienses :  the  members  of  the 
University  of  Oxford,  1500-1714  :  their  parent¬ 
age,  birthplace,  and  year  of  birth,  with  a 
record  of  their  degrees  :  being  the  matricula¬ 


tion  register  of  the  University,  alphabetically 
arranged,  revised,  and  annotated.  London, 
1891-92.  4  v.  r.  8°.  —2392 

Contents. 

Abannan-Dyve,  Sir  L.  v.  1.  Labdon,  H.-Ryves,  T.  v.  3. 
Eade,  J.-Kyte,  W.  v.  2.  Sabery,  C.-Zouch,  W.  v.  4. 

-  Alumni  Oxonienses :  the  members  of  the 

University  of  Oxford,  1715-1886  :  their  parent¬ 
age,  birthplace,  and  year  of  birth,  with  a 
record  of  their  degrees  :  being  the  matricula¬ 
tion  register  of  the  University,  alphabetically 
arranged,  revised,  and  annotated.  London, 
1887-88.  4  v.  r.  8°.  —2392 

Contents. 

Abbay,  R.-Dyson,T.  J.  v.  1.  Laboucbere,  H.-Ryves,  W. 
Eade,  E.-Kyte,  W.  E.  v.  2.  J.  F.  v.  3. 

Sabin,  J.  E.-Zouch,  T.  v.  4. 

-  The  Lyon  Office  and  the  Marjoribanks  fam¬ 
ily  :  a  reply  to  the  remarks  of  the  Lyon  clerk 
depute.  Repr.  from  “Collectanea  Genealo- 
gica,”  pt.  8.  2  ed.  London  [1882].  8°.  2794 

-  Members  of  Parliament,  Scotland,  includ¬ 
ing  the  minor  barons,  the  commissioners  for 
the  shires,  and  the  commissioners  for  the 
burghs,  1357-1882.  2  ed.  London,  1882,  r.  8°. 

2583 

Note.— Privately  printed. 

-  Oxford  men,  1880-92.  With  a  record  of 

their  schools,  honours,  and  degrees.  Illustr. 
with  portraits  and  views.  Oxford,  1893.  4°. 

—2372 

-  Oxford  men  and  their  colleges.  Illustr. 

with  portraits  and  views,  together  with  the 
matriculation  register  1880-92.  Oxford,  1893. 
4°.  .  *  —2372 

-  Register  of  admissions  to  Gray’s  Inn,  1521- 

1889,  together  with  the  register  of  marriages 
in  Gray’s  Inn  Chapel,  1695-1754.  London, 
1889.  r.  8°.  —2361 

Note.— Privately  printed. 

-  Maternal  ancestry  of  James  Russell  Lowell.  2  pp. 

(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  26,  1891,  p.  312.) 

-  (Ed.)  Collectanea  genealogica.  Pts.  1-20. 

London,  1881-85.  20  pts.  in  18,  r.  8°.  2795 

-  (Ed.)  Index  ecclesiasticus ;  or,  alphabet¬ 
ical  lists  of  all  ecclesiastical  dignitaries  in 
England  and  Wales  since  the  Reformation. 
Oxford,  1890.  r.  8°.  1151 

-  (Ed.)  London  marriage  licences,  1521- 

1869.  From  excerpts  by  the  late  Col.  Chester. 
London,  1887.  r.  8°.  1502 

-  (Ed.)  Pedigrees  of  the  county  families  of 

England.  Heraldic  illustrations  by  J.  Forbes- 
Nixon.  v.  1.  Lancashire.  London,  1873.  4°. 

.2551 

-  (Ed.)  Pedigrees  of  the  county  families  of 

Yorkshire.  London,  1874.  2  v.  4°.  .2551 

-  (Ed.)  Pedigrees  recorded  at  the  visita¬ 
tions  of  the  county  palatine  of  Durham  made 
by  Wm.  Flower,  in  1575,  by  Richard  St. 
George,  in  1615,  and  by  Wm.  Dugdale,  in  1666. 
London,  1887.  r.  8°.  .2523 

Note. — Privately  printed. 


FOSTER,  Joseph 


1481 


FOTHERGILL,  John 


-  {Ed.)  Royal  lineage  of  our  noble  and 

gentle  families,  together  with  their  paternal 
ancestry.  Libr.  ed.  London,  1885.  4°.  2782 

-  {Ed.)  Visitation  of  Yorkshire,  made  in 

the  years  1584-85,  by  Robert  Glover,  to  which 
is  added  the  subsequent  visitation  made  in 
1612,  by  Richard  St.  George,  with  several  ad¬ 
ditional  pedigrees.  London,  1875.  r.  8°.  .2523 
Note. — Privately  printed. 

Foster,  L.  S. 

Published  writings  of  George  Newbold 
Lawrence,  1844-91.  [With  portrait.]  Wash¬ 
ington,  1892.  8°.  (Smithson.  Inst.  U.  S.  Nat. 
Mus.  Bull.  no.  40.)  — 3555 

Foster,  Mrs.  Margaret  E. 

Handbook  of  modern  European  literature. 
Phila.,  1850.  12°.  2223 

-  Italian  literature.  Edinburgh,  1853.  12°. 

2223 

Foster,  Robert  F. 

Whist  manual.  A  complete  system  of  in¬ 
struction  in  the  game.  New  York,  1890.  16°. 

—1798 

Foster,  Roger.  Trial  by  newspaper.  4  pp. 

(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  144,  1887,  p.  524.) 

Foster,  T.  Gregory. 

Judith.  Studies  in  metre,  language,  and 
style,  with  a  view  to  determining  the  date  of 
the  Old- English  fragment  and  the  home  of  its 
author.  Strassburg,  1892.  8°.  (Brink,  B.  E.  C. 
ten,  and  others,  Quellen  und  forschungen , 
v.  71. )  —3166 

Foster,  Theodore  {Pub.) 

Cabinet  miscellany;  a  series  of  publica¬ 
tions  on  various  subjects,  from  the  latest  and 
most  approved  writers.  New  York,  1836. 
7  v.  12°.  3126 

Contents.  Mason,  M.  Account  of  the  late  aeronaut¬ 
ical  expedition  from  London  to  Weilburg,  v.  7. — 
Hoppus,  J.  Continent  in  1835;  sketches  in  Belgium, 
Germany,  Switzerland,  Savoy,  and  France,  v.  6. — Quin, 
M.  J.  Steam  voyage  down  the  Danube,  v.  2. — East 
India  sketchbook:  comprising  an  account  of  pres¬ 
ent  state  of  society  in  Calcutta,  Bombay,  etc.,  v.  3.— 
Strang,  J.  Germany  in  1831,  v.  4.— Grant,  J.  Great 
metropolis,  v.  5.— Watt,  P.  Theory  of  joint-stock 
banking1,  v.  7.— Tietz,  M.  von.  St.  Petersbnrgli, 
Constantinople,  and  Napoli  di  Romania  in  1833-34,  v.  1.— 
Review  of  M.  de  Tocqueville’s  work  on  Democracy 
in  America,  v,  7.— Bentham,  J.  Defence  of  usury,  v.  7. 

Foster,  Thomas,  M.  D.  ( Philostratus,  pseud.) 

Somatopsychonoologia :  showing  that  the  proofs  of 
body,  life,  and  mind,  considered  as  distinct  essences, 
cannot  be  deduced  from  physiology,  but  depend  on  a 
distinct  sort  of  evidence :  being  an  examination  of  the 
controversy  concerning  life  carried  on  by  Laurence, 
Abernethy,  Rennell,  and  others.  50  pp.  (Pamphleteer, 
v.  24,  1824,  p.  477.) 

Foster,  William  Eaton.  1851 — . 

Address  before  the  Rhode  Island  Society 
of  the  Sons  of  the  American  Revolution,  Feb. 
17,  1891.  New  York,  1892.  8°.  .2656 

-  References  to  the  history  of  presidential 

administrations,  1789-1885.  New  York,  1885. 
12°.  {Econ.  tracts ,  no.  17.)  — 1362 


-  Stephen  Hopkins,  a  Rhode  Island  states¬ 
man  :  a  study  in  the  political  history  of  the 
eighteenth  century.  Providence,  1884.  2  pts. 
sq.  12°.  {Rhode  Island  Hist.  Tracts,  no.  19, 
pts.  1,  2.)  4642 

-  Town  government  in  Rhode  Island.  Bal¬ 
timore,  1886.  8°.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hop¬ 

kins  Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and  polit.  sci.  4  s. 
no.  2. )  4653 

-  Memorial  history  of  Hartford  county.  Conn.  3  pp. 

(Atlajit.  Monthly,  v.  59,  1887,  p.  271.)— Oregon.  2  pp. 
(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  7,  1881,  p.  461.) 

Foster,  Wolcott  C. 

Treatise  on  wooden  trestle  bridges,  accord¬ 
ing  to  the  present  practice  on  American  rail¬ 
roads.  New  York,  1891.  4°.  — 2734 

Foster- Barham,  Alfred  G.  (TV.) 

Nibelungen  lied.  Lay  of  the  Nibelung. 
Tr.  from  the  German.  London,  1887.  12°. 

1216 

Fotliergill,  John,  M.  D.  1712-80. 

Works.  With  some  account  of  his  life,  by 
John  Coakley  Lettsom.  [With  portrait.] 
London,  1784.  4°.  — 3761 

Contents.  Letter  to  a  friend  in  the  country,  relative  to 
the  intended  school,  at  Aekworth,  in  Yorkshire. — 
Extract  of  an  essay  upon  the  origin  of  amber.— Ehret, 
G.  D.  Description  of  the  amlracline,  with  its  botan¬ 
ical  characters. — Case  of  an  angina  pectoris. — Fur¬ 
ther  account  of  the  angina  pectoris. — Letter  relative  to 
the  cure  of  the  cliin-cotigh. — Ellis,  J.  Extracts  from 
an  historical  account  of  cott'ee.— Some  account  of  the 
late  Peter  Collinson.- On  painful  constipation 
from  indurated  foeces. — Further  remarks  on  the  treat¬ 
ment  of  consumptions.— Remarks  on  the  cure  of  con¬ 
sumptions.— Remarks  on  the  use  of  balsams  in  the  cure 
of  consumptions. — On  the  employment  of  convicts. — 
Correspondence. — Of  the  use  of  the  cortex  porn- 
vianus  in  scrofulous  disorders. —Some  account  of  the 
cortex  winteranns. — De  diaphragmate  fisso,  et 
mutatis  quorundam  viscerum  sedibus,  in  cadavere  puel- 
lae  decern  mensium  observatis;  epistola  Richardo  Mead. 
—Letter  on  a  ruptured  diaphragm,  and  a  change  in  the 
situation  of  some  viscera,  observed  in  the  body  of  a 
female  child  ten  months  old ;  addressed  to  Richard 
Mead.— Lettsom,  J.  C.  Some  account  of  the  disease  of 
which  F.  died. — On  the  use  of  tapping  early  in  drop¬ 
sies. — Dissertatio  medica  inauguralis,  de  emeticorum 
usu  in  variis  morbis  tractandis.— Medical  inaugural  dis¬ 
sertation,  on  the  use  of  emetics,  in  various  diseases. — 
English  freeholder’s  address  to  his  countrymen. 
—  Remarks  on  the  cure  of  the  epilepsy,  to  which  are 
added  some  considerations  on  the  practice  of  bleeding 
in  apoplexies.— Of  a  painful  affection  of  the  face. — Ob¬ 
servations  on  the  cure  of  the  fluxes  by  small  doses  of 
ipecacuanha. — Minutes  of  the  Medical  Society  respecting 
the  Fotliergillian  medal.— Letter  to  the  Medical 
Society,  concerning  an  astringent  gum  brought  from 
Africa. — A  hemiplegia,  attended  with  uncommon  cir¬ 
cumstances. — Observations  on  the  use  of  hemlock. — 
Lettsom,  J.  C.  Ilortus  Eptonensis:  or,  a  catalogue 
of  stove  and  green-house  plants  in  Dr.  Fothergill’s  gar¬ 
den  at  Upton. — Remarks  on  the  hydrocephalus  in¬ 
terims.— Case  of  a  hydrophobia.— Lettsom,  J.  C. 
Some  account  [of  the  life]  of  F.— Essays  on  the  weather 
and  diseases  of  London  in  1751.— Sketch  of  the  epi¬ 
demic  disease  which  appeared  in  London  towards  the 
end  of  the  year  1775.— Some  remarks  on  the  Bills  of  Mor¬ 
tality  in  London.— Additional  directions  for  the  treat¬ 
ment  of  persons  bit  by  mad  animals. — Account  of  the 
magnetical  machine  contrived  by  the  late  Dr. 
Gowin  Knight.— Observations  on  the  manna  persi- 
ctim.— Of  the  management  proper  at  the  cessation  of 


FOTHERGILL,  John 


1482 


FOULIS,  Sir  John 


the  menses.— Remarks  on  the  neutral  salts  of 
plants,  and  on  Terra  foliata  Tartari.— Considerations 
relative  to  the  North  American  colonies.— Experi¬ 
ments  on  mixing  oils,  resinous  and  pinguious  sub¬ 
stances  with  water,  by  means  of  a  vegetable  mucilage ; 
Remarks  on  the  preceding  experiments.— Observations 
on  disorders  to  which  painters  in  water-colours  are 
exposed. — Observations  on  a  case  “of  recovering  a 
man,  dead  in  appearance,  by  distending  the  lungs 
with  air.”— Essay  on  the  character  of  the  late  Alexander 
Russell.— On  the  cure  of  the  sciatica. — Account  of 
some  observations  and  experiments  made  in  Siberia. 
—Remarks  on  that  complaint  commonly  known  under 
the  name  of  sick  bead-acli.— Account  of  the  putrid 
sore-throat. — Account  of  the  tree  producing  the 
terra  .japonica. 

-  Ectlsom,  J.  C.  Account  of  the  [life  of]  F. ;  Hortus 

Uptonensis;  or,  a  catalogue  of  stove  and  green-house 
plants,  in  F.’s  garden  at  Upton;  Some  account  of  the 
disease  of  which  F.  died.  147  pp.  2  pi.  (Fothergill,  J., 
Works ,  pp.  i,  493,  645.) 

Fothergill,  John  Milner,  M.  D.  1841-88.  Neu- 

rosal  and  reflex  disorders  of  the  heart.  15  pp.  {Brain, 

v.  1,  1879,  p.  195.) 

Fothergill,  Samuel.  Popery  and  Home  Rule. 

10  pp.  (  Westm.  Bov.  v.  134,  1890,  p.  469.) 

Fou  tie  Firleiouwka.  14  pp.  Sacher-Ma- 

soch,  L.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1888,  3  pgr.  v.  88,  p.  440.) 

Foil  Yegof.  Erckmann,  E.,  and  Chatrian, 
P.  A.  2333 

Foucart,  George. 

Histoire  de  l’ordre  lotiforme :  etude  d’ar- 
ch6ologie  egyptienne.  [Illustr.]  Paris,  1897. 
r.  8°.  17C1 

Foucault,  Jean  Amable,  dit  Saint  Prix.  Manne, 

E.  D.  de.  Jean-Amable  Foucault  dit  Saint-Prix.  8  pp. 
{In  his  Troupe  de  Talma,  p.  49.) 

Foucault,  Nicolas  Joseph.  Scherer,  E.  H.  A. 

Mgmoires  de  F.  16  pp.  (In  his  Etudes  critiques  sur  la 
littgrat.  contemp.  v.  2,  p.  65.) 

Foucaux,  Philippe  Edouard.  1811 — .  C6re- 

monie  funSbre  dans  l’Inde  ancienne  aprgs  une  bataille. 
7  pp.  (Soc.  am.  de  France,  Archives,  v.  3,  1860,  p.  178.) 

Fouch4,  Joseph,  Due  diOtrante.  1763-1820. 
Mgmoires.  [With  portrait.]  Paris,  1824. 
2v.  p.  8°.  .2666 

-  Memoirs.  With  portraits.  London,  1892. 

12°.  4747 

Note. — Both  of  these  are  apocryphal. 

-  Eettre  antographe.  4  pp.  (Heath,  J.  B.,  Letters 

of  lit.  men,  p.  36:  Philobiblon  Soc.  Miscel.) 

Foucques  tic  Vagnonville,  ( — ).  Vie  et 
V oeuvre  de  Jean  Bologne.  [Ed.]  par  Abel 
Desjardins.  [Avec  46  pi.]  Paris,  1883.  fo. 

— 17E2 

Foucquet.  See  Fouquet. 

Foucqucville,  L.  J.  R.  de.  Malaka,  ses  pro¬ 

ductions,  son  commerce,  et  son  industrie.  6  pp.  (Soc. 

am.  de  France,  Archives,  v.  3,  1860,  p.  173.) 

Foiulras,  Alexandre  ( TV. ) 

Mgmoire  de  D.  Miguel  Joseph  de  Azanza  et 
D.  Gonzalo  O-Farrill.  See  Azanza,  M.  J.  de, 
and  O-Farrill,  G. 

Foudre  et  fer :  nouvelle.  26  pp.  Cooke, 

Mrs.  R.  T.  ( Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  37,  1888, 
p.  137.) 

Fougeres,  Estienne  de.  Sec  Etienne,  de  Fou- 
gdres. 


Fougeres,  Castle.  Bain,  J.  Castle  of  F.  and 

its  lords.  9  pp.  ( Archaeol .  Journ.  v.  46,  1889,  p.  120.) 

Fouillee,  Alfred  Jules  Emile.  1838—.  Morale 

contemporaine  en  Allemagne.  36  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1881,  3  pgr.  v.  44,  p.  91.)— Art  de  la  nature  et 
la  finality  esthgtique.  32  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1881, 
3  pgr.  v.  48,  p.  379.)— Morale  de  la  beautg  et  de  l’amour. 
35  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1882,  3  pgr.  v.  52,  p.  401.)— 
Grandes  conclusions  de  la  psychologie  contemporaine  : 
la  conscience  et  ses  transformations.  29  pp.  (Rev.d. 
deux  mondes,  1891,  3  pgr.  v.  107,  p.  788.) — Education  et 
la  selection.  28  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1890,  3  pfir. 
v.  99,  p.  561.) — Langage  des  (‘motions.  28  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1887,  3  pgr.  v.  80,  p.  154.)— Organisation 
morale  et  sociale  de  l’enseignement.  33  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1890,  3  pgr.  v.  100,  p.  285.) — Projets  d’en- 
soignement  classique  frail  ^ais  au  point  de  vue 
national.  29  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1890,  3  pgr.  v.  101, 
p.  241.)— Etudes  morales  et  sociaies  au  point  de 
vue  national.  32  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1890,  3  pgr. 
v.  102,  p.  146.)— Homme  automate.  24  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1886,  3  pgr.  v.  76,  p.  548.) — Humanity 
classiques  au  point  de  vue  national.  33  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1890,  3  pgr.  v.  100,  p.  751.) — Physique  et  le 
mental  a  propos  de  l’hypnotisme.  33  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1891,  3  pgr.  v.  105,  p.  429.) — Transformations 
futures  de  1’idfVe  morale.  87  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1888,  3  pgr.  v.  89,  p.  855 ;  1889,  3  pgr.  v.  93,  p.  779 ;  v.  95, 
p.  303.)— Origine  de  l’instinct  et  de  Faction  rgflexe. 
27  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  pgr.  v.  77,  p.  869.)— 
Crise  actuelle  de  la  mgtaphysique.  59  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1888,  3  pgr.  v.  86,  p.  110;  v.  87,  p.  115.) — 
Morale  contemporaine.  35  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1881,  3  pgr.  v.  45,  p.  268.) — Postulats  et  les  sym- 
boles  de  la  morale  naturaliste.  34  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1883,  3  pgr.  v.  56,  p.  368.) — Philanthropic 
scientiiique  au  point  de  vue  du  Darwinisme.  39  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1882,  3  pgr.  v.  53,  p.  407.) — Plaisir 
et  la  douleur  au  point  de  vue  de  la  sglection  natu- 
relle.  25  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  pgr.  v.  74, 
p.  658.)— Etudes  rgeentes  sur  la  propriety.  32  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1884,  3  pgr.  v.  63,  p.  759.) — Sensa¬ 
tion  et  la  pensile  selon  le  sensualisme  et  le  Plato- 
nisme  contemporains.  28  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1887, 
3  pgr.  v.  82,  p.  398.)—  Solidarity  hnmaine  et  les  droits 
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v.  58,  p.  803.)— Mgmoire  et  la  reconnaissance  des  souve¬ 
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p.  131.) — Philosophic  du  suffrage  u n i verse  1.  27  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1884,  3  pgr.  v.  65,  p.  103.) — Survi- 
vance  et  la  sglection  des  idges  dans  la  mgmoire.  33  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1885,  3  pgr.  v.  69,  p.  357.)— Vie 
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Cicero,  M.  T. 

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1890,  p.  401.) — Whittaker,  T.  Fouillge:  La  morale, 
Part  et  la  religion  d’aprgs  M.  Guyan.  5  pp.  (Mind, 
v.  14,  1889,  p.  433.) 

Foulche-Delbosc,  R. 

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Foulcher,  of  Chartres,  Bp.  of  Tyre  and  Patriarch 

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expedition  to  Jerusalem,  before  and  after  the  taking 
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Foulis,  Sir  John,  of  Ravelston.  1638-1707. 

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original  MS.,  with  introduction  and  glossary, 
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FOULKE,  Samuel 


1483 


FOURNEL,  Francois  Victor 


Foulke,  Samuel.  1718-97.  Fragments  of  his 

journal  while  a  member  of  the  Colonial  Assembly  of 
Pennsylvania,  1762-64.  14  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  5,  1881, 
p.  60.) — Pennsylvania  Assembly  in  1761-62.  7  pp. 

(Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  8,  1884,  p.  407.) 

Foulke  family.  Old  records  of  the.  6  pp. 

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Foulkes,  Rev.  Thomas.  The  Pallavas.  38  pp. 

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Foundations  of  Manchester.  3  v.  Hibbert- 
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Foundations  of  society,  Unseen.  Campbell, 
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Foundations  of  the  creed.  Goodwin!  H., 
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Founders  of  the  Indian  empire.  Malleson, 
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Founding  of  Queensland.  193  pp.  Bowen, 

Sir  G.  F.,  Thirty  years  of  colonial  govern.,  v.  1,  p.  77. 

Founding  of  the  German  empire  by  Wil¬ 
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Foundling  Hospital  of  Dublin,  Brief  history 
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Foundlings.  Benoiston  de  Chateauneuf, 
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(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  248.) 

See  also  Bastardy.  —  Children.  —  Hospitals. — 
Social  science. 

Fountain  and  other  poems,  The.  Bryant, 
W.  C.  1328 

Fountain  of  youth.  5  pp.  (Blackwood’’ s  Mag. 

v.  129,  1881,  p.  720.) 

Fountaine,  Sir  Andrew.  1676-1753. 

Numismata  Anglo-Saxonica  et  Anglo-Da- 
nica.  Oxoniae,  1705.  fo.  (Hickes,  G.,  Ling, 
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Fouqud,  Ferdinand  Andre.  1828 — .  Repro¬ 
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(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  pfir.  v.  55,  p.  171.) 

Fouque,  La  Motte.  See  La  Motte-Fouque. 
Fouquet,  Jean.  Duplessis,  G.  Miniature  de 

F.,  de  la  collection  de  M.  Brentano.  3  pp.  (Soc.  antiq. 
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Fouquet,  Nicolas,  Vicomte  deMelun  et  de  Vaux , 

Marquis  de  Belle-Isle,  figment,  P.  Nicolas  Fouquet. 
49  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  10,  1845,  p.  231.)— Rousset, 
C.  F.  M.  Surintendant  Foucquet.  51  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1890,  3  p6r.  v.  102,  pp.  524,  840.) 

Four  Bears,  Indian  Chief.  Matthews,  W. 

Two  Mandan  chiefs.  4  pp.  2  pi.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  10,  1888, 
p.  269.) 

Vol.  Ill  —186. 


Four  beasts  in  one.  11  pp.  Poe,  E.  A., 

Works,  ed.  by  E.  C.  Stedman  and  O.  E.  Woodberry,  v.  4, 
p.  92. 

Four  Georges,  History  of  the.  4  v.  Mc¬ 
Carthy,  J.  1597 

Four  kings  of  Canada.  Being  a  succinct  ac¬ 
count  of  the  four  Indian  princes  lately  arriv’d 
from  North  America.  London,  1710.  12°.  2477 
Four  lectures  on  the  offices  and  ceremonies 
of  Holy  week.  Wiseman,  N.  P.  S.,  Cardinal- 
Abp.  of  Westminster.  — 4156 

Four  Masters,  Annals  of.  See  O’Clery,  M., 
and  others  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Four  Oxford  lectures.  Freeman,  E.  A.  3734 
Four  private  libraries  of  New  York.  Du 
Bois,  H.  P.  W.  27 

Four  years  in  rebel  capitals.  De  Leon,  T.  C.  2612 
Fourberies,  Miroir  des.  Vieira,  A.  — 4367 
Foureaud,  Louis  de  Boussis  de.  1853 — .  Salon 

de  1885.  48  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  103,  1885,  pp.  748, 
903.) 

Fourcliy,  H.  Election  de  la  magistrature  a 

Paris  en  1790.  32  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  93,  1882, 

p.  860.) 

Fourcy,  Louis  Lefebure  de.  See  Lefebure  de 
Fourcy,  L. 

Fourdrignier,  Edouard.  Vase  de  bronze  du 

Catillon,  commune  de  Saint-Jean-sur-Tourbe  (Marne). 
4  pp.  2  pi.  (Rev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  2,  1883,  p.  201.) 

Foure  birdes  of  Noah’s  arke.  Decker,  T., 
Non-dramat.  works,  v.  5.  2114 

Foure  sonnes  of  Aymon,  Right  plesaunt  and 
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Foureau,  Fernand. 

Dans  le  grand  Erg.  Mes  itineraires  saha- 
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Fourier,  Frangois  Marie  Charles.  Ducoin,  A. 

Charles  Fourier.  21  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  27,  1851, 
pp.  480,  541.) — I.omlnie.  L.  L.  de.  Saint-Simon  et  F. 
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Preston,  E.  P.  Fourierism.  15  pp.  (In  her  Last  even¬ 
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Fourier,  Jean  Baptiste  Joseph,  Baron.  Du 
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genz  und  divergenz  der  Fourierschen  darstellungs-for- 
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Fourier,  Pierre.  Bazelaire,  E.  de.  Le  bien- 

heureux  Pierre  Fourier.  73  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  14, 
1846,  pp.  552,  852.) 

Fourmout,  Michel,  Abbe.  Forgeries  of  the 

Abb6  F.  28  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  161,  1885,  p.  503. )—V., 
P.  D.  Museum  in  Greece,  and  Abb6  F.  5  pp.  (Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  29,  1824,  p.  331.) 

Fournel,  Frangois  Victor  (Bernadille,  pseud.) 
1829— 

Cris  de  Paris  :  types  et  physionomies  d’ au¬ 
trefois.  Ouvrage  accompagn6  de  72  gravures. 
Paris,  1889.  8°.  .2605 

-  €om£die  avant  Moli&re  au  XVII  sifecle.  28  pp.  (Cor¬ 
respondant,  n.  s.  v.  115,  1888,  p.  1095.) — Marcelle  rte 
Sazerac.  194  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  103,  1885, 
pp.  501,  678,  843,  1078;  v.  104,  1885,  pp.  134,  287.)— Un  ino- 
raliste  an  theatre.  16  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  93, 
1882,  p.  966.)— Oncle  Antoine.  30  pp.  ( Correspondant , 
n.  s.  v.  123,  1890,  p.  521.) 


FOURNEREAU,  Lucien 


1484 


FOURTEENTH  CENTURY 


Fournereau,  Lucien. 

Ruineskhm&res:  Cambodge  etSiam.  Docu¬ 
ments  compl6mentaires  d’ architecture,  de 
sculpture,  et  de  c6ramique.  Album  de  cent 
dix  planches.  Paris,  1890.  fo.  1791 

-  and  Porelier,  Jacques.  Ruines  d’ Angkor. 

Etude  artistique  et  historique  sur  les  monu¬ 
ments  khmers  du  Cambodge  siamois.  Paris, 
1890.  fo.  1791 

Fournier,  (— ),  Sr. 

Catalogue  des  anciennes  porcelaines  de 
Sevres,  de  Saxe,  de  Chine,  et  du  Japon,  objets 
d’art  et  de  curiosite  composant  la  collection 
de  feu  M.  F.,  et  dont  la  vente  aura  lieu  2-6 
Mars,  1885.  [Avec  14  pi.]  [Paris,  1885.] 
r.  8°.  —1791 

Fournier,  Auguste.  1850 — .  Note  sur  les  der- 

niers  anndes  du  Due  d’Enghien.  4  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  35, 
1887,  p.  9S.) — Cient*  und  der  friede  von  Schoenbrunn. 
14  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau ,  v.  49,  1886,  p.  102.) — .Stein 
nnfl  Gruner  in  Oesterreich.  72  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundr 
schau ,  v.  53,  1887,  pp.  120,  214,  348.) — Talleyrand.  24  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau ,  v.  55,  1888,  p.  282.) 

Fournier,  Edouard.  1819-80. 

Mystere  de  Robert  le  Diable,  mis  en  deux 
parties,  avec  transcription  en  vers  modernes, 
en  regard  du  texte  du  XIV  si&cle  et  precede 
d’une  introduction.  Paris,  n.  d.  p.  8°.  3353 

-  (Ed.)  Theatre  frangais  avant  la  renais¬ 
sance  1450-1550,  mysteres,  moralites,  et  farces, 
precede  d’une  introduction  et  accompagne  de 
notes  pour  1’ intelligence  du  texte.  [Illustr.] 
2  ed.  Paris  [1872].  r.  8°.  3322 

Contents.  La  Vigne,  A.  de.  Aveugle  et  le  boiteux. 
Proces-verbal  de  la  representation  de  la  morality  de 
l’Aveugle  et  du  boiteux  et  de  la  farce  du  Munyer,  donn<?e 
a  Seurre  en  Bourgogne,  en  Octobre,  1496. — Le  Batelenr. 
—Les  RfguiiiN.-lloii  payenr  et  le  sergent  bni- 
tenx  et  borgne. — Calbain.— Le  Chnnldronnier. 
— Le  Chevalier  qui  donna  sa  femme  an  dyablc. 
—La  Chesnaye,  N.  de.  fond amnaeion  de  banc- 
quet. — tonvercion  S.  Pol. — Abundance,  J.  d\  La 
Cornette. — Gringore,  P.  Cry  et  sottie  du  jeu  du 
prince  des  Sot*.— Le  Cuvier. — Marot,  C.  Deux 
amotireux. — Denx  savetiers. — Empereur  et  de 
son  nepveu. — Folconduit.— Gens  nouveaulx.— 
Le  Crouteux.— Maistre  d’escolle. — Maistre  Mi- 
min. — Maistre  Pierre  Pathelin. — Marcliebeau. 
— Martire  S.  Estiene. — La  Mere  et  la  fille. — Villon, 
F.  Messieurs  de  Mallepaye  et  de  Baillevant.— 
Meslier  et  marcliaudise. — Mieulx  que  devant. 
—  Le  Monde.  —  Mundus,  Caro,  Demonia.  —  La 
Vigne,  A.  de.  Le  Munyer.  —  Obstinatiou  des 
femmes. — Paste  et  la  ta r IIs. — Taserye,  P.  Pfilerin 
passant:  monologue.  —  La  Pippf*e.  —  Pont  anx 
asnes.  —  Porteur  d'etin.  —  Pou  d’acquest.  — 
P rinse  de  Calais.— Collerye,  R.  de.  Le  Resolu.— 
Scienee  et  Anerye.- Les  Sobres  Sot*.— Les  The- 
ologastres.—  Tout,  Kien.  et  Chascun. — Trois 
galans.-' Trois  p€lerins.— La  Vie  de  Saint  Fi¬ 
acre. — Vie  et  l'liistoire  du  maulvais  rielie. — 
Margaret  dc  Valois,  Queen  of  Navarre.  La  Vieille. — 
Viel  et  le  jeune  amonreiilx. 

-  Bruneti£re,  F.  Etudes  sur  la  vie  et  les  ceuvres  de 

Molifire,  par  F.  12  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1884,  3  pgr. 
v.  66,  p.  693.) 

Fournier,  Eugene.  1834 — .  Botanique  des 

Chinois.  21pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  p6r.  v.  59, 
p.  907.)— Soeit'tf-  botanique  de  France  A  Fontaine¬ 


bleau.  15  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1881,  3  p6r.  v.  46, 
p.  436.) 

Fournier,  Henri.  1830 — .  Bilan  de  la  Repub- 

lique.  80  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  104,  1885,  pp.  193, 
385.) 

Fournier,  ILugues  Marie  Henri.  1821 — .  Gou- 

vernement  ngeessaire.  35  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  99, 

1884,  p.  5.) 

Fournier,  Jean  Alfred.  Atkinson,  R.  Four¬ 
nier  on  tbe  mental  disorders  of  the  praeataxic  stage  of 
syphilitic  locomotor  ataxy.  4  pp.  (Brain,  v.  8,  1886, 
p.  551.) 

Fournier,  Louis  Pierre  Narcisse.  1803-80. 

Martin  Guerre.  71  pp.  1  pi.  (Dumas,  A.,  and  others, 
Crimes  celbbres,  v.  8,  p.  233.) 

-  Crimes  cMebres.  See  Dumas,  A.,  and 

others. 

Fournier,  Marc  Jean  Louis,  dit  Marc.  1818-79. 
Grande  ville.  See  Kock,  C.  P.  de,  and 
others. 

Fournier,  Paul  Eugene  Louis.  1853—. 

Royaume  d’ Arles  et  de  Vienne  (1138-1378). 
Etude  sur  la  formation  territoriale  de  la 
France  dans  l’Est  et  le  Sud-Est.  Paris,  1891. 
r.  8°.  .2694 

- Une  forme  particuliSre  des  fausses  rtdcretales 

d’apr&s  un  MS.  de  la  Grande-Chartreuse.  25  pp.  (Bib- 
lioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  49,  1889,  p.  325.) 

Fournier,  Pierre  Joseph  Marcel.  1856 — . 

Essai  sur  les  formes  et  les  effets  de  l’affran- 
chissement  dans  le  droit  gallo-franc.  Paris, 

1885.  8°.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes, 

v.  60.  )  —4153 

-  Affranchisscments  du  V  au  XIII  siScle.  Influence 

de  l’Sglise,  de  la  royautd,  et  des  particuliers  sur  la  con¬ 
dition  des  affranchis  du  V  au  XIII  si&cle.  58  pp.  (Rev. 
hist.  v.  21,  1883,  p.  1.) — Une  association  entre  professeurs 
pour  l’enseignement  des  arts  A  Perpignan.  6  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  52,  1891,  p.  299.)— Biblio- 
th&ques  des  colleges  de  l’Universite  de  Toulouse. 
34  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  51,  1890,  p.  443.) 

-  ( Tr. )  Histoire  du  droit  et  des  institutions 

de  l’Allemagne.  See  Schulte,  J.  F.,  Ritter  von 
(in  preceding  catalogue). 

Fournier- Verneuil,  ( — ). 

Paris :  tableau  moral  et  philosophique. 
Paris,  1826.  8°.  .2686 

Fourteen  to  one.  10  pp.  Ward,  Mrs.  E.  S.  P. 

(Century  Mag.  v.  19,  1891,  p.  350.) 

Fourteenth  century. 

Amati,  G.  (Ed.)  Ubble,  ciancioni,  e  ciarpe 
del  secolo  XIV.  [1866.]  (Scelta  di  curiositd 
letter arie,  no.  72. )  2332 

-  Cappelli,  A.  (Ed.)  Poesie  musicali  dei 

secoli  XIV,  XV,  e  XVI.  1868.  (Scelta  di 
curiositd  letterarie,  no.  94.)  2332 

-  Dazzi,  P.  (Ed.)  Alcune  lettere  familiari 

del  secolo  XIV.  1868.  (Scelta  di  curiositd 
letterarie ,  no.  90.)  2332 

-  Ferraro,  G.  (Ed.)  Poesie  popolari  re¬ 
ligiose  del  secolo  XIV.  1877.  (Scelta  di  curi¬ 
ositd  letterarie ,  no.  152.)  2342 

-  Hutton,  J.  James  and  Philip  van  Arte- 

veld.  Two  episodes  in  the  history  of  the 
fourteenth  century.  1882,  3644 


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1485 


FOX,  Arthur  E.  W. 


-  Kirghner,  E.  Papiere  des  XIV  jalirhun- 

derts  im  stadtarchive  zu  Frankfurt  a.  M.  und 
deren  wasserzeichen.  1893.  W.  54 

-  Lungo,  I.  del.  (Ed.)  Leggende  del  secolo 

XIV.  1863,  2  v.  1218 

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secolo  XIV.  1881.  (Scelta  di  curiositd  let- 
terarie ,  no.  179.)  2342 

-  Sarteschi,  E.  (Ed.)  Poesie  minori  del 

secolo  XIV.  1867.  (Scelta  di  curiositd,  lette- 
rarie,  no.  77.)  2332 

-  Oarmcsteter,  Mme.  A.  M.  F.  R.  Private  life  in 

France  in  the  14  century.  26  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49, 
1891,  p.  751 ;  v.  50,  1891,  p.  244.) — Rural  life  in  France  in 
the  14  century.  28  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  48,  1890, 
pp.  738,  865.)— Scherer.  E.  H.  A.  Quatorzi&me  sifecle. 
18  pp.  (In  his  Etudes  critiques  sur  la  littgrat.  contemp. 
v.  3,  p.  241.) 

Fourth-class  appointment.  28  pp.  Deland, 

Mrs.  M.  W.  C.  ( Harper’s  Mag.  v.  84,  1892,  p.  265.) 

Fous  du  Docteur  Miraglia.  46  pp.  Dumas, 

A.,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  146,  p.  261. 

Fouta-Djalon.  See  Futa  Jallon. 

Foute,  Rev.  R.  Echoes  from  Hampton  Roads. 

3  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  19,  1891,  p.  246.) 

Fovargue,  H.  W.,  and  Ogle,  J.  J. 

Public  library  legislation.  London,  1893. 
8°.  (MacAlister,  J.  Y.  W.,  IAbr.  Assoc.  S. 
no.  2. )  W.  63 

Foville,  Achille,  M.  D.  1832-87.  Folie  a  dou¬ 
ble  forme.  35  pp.  (Brain,  v.  5,  1883,  p.  289.) — Buck- 
nill,  J.  C.  Foville  :  Legislation  relative  aux  aliengs  en 
Angleterre  et  en  Ecosse.  8  pp.  (Brain,  v.  8, 1886,  p.  415.) 

Fowke,  Gerard.  Manufacture  and  use  of  ab¬ 
original  stone  implements.  20  pp.  ( Ohio  Archaeol.  and 
Hist.  Quart,  v.  2,  1889,  p.  514.)— Some  popular  errors  in 
regard  to  mound  builders  and  Indians.  24  pp. 
(Ohio  Archaeol.  and  Hist.  Quart,  v.  2,  1889,  p.  380.) 

Fowler,  Harold  North.  Erechtheion  at  Athens. 

24  pp.  4  pi.  (Am.  school  of  class,  studies  at  Athens, 
Papers,  v.  1,  1885,  p.  213.) — Plutarch  Ilegi  €v&vfXLa<:> 
14  pp.  (Greenough,  J.  B.,  and  others,  Harvard  studies  in 
class,  philol.  v.  1,  p.  139.) 

Fowler,  Henry  Hartley.  1830 — .  Committee 

of  supply.  6  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  55,  1889,  p.  317.)  — 
Public  business  in  the  House  of  ('ominous.  9  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885,  p.  69.) 

Fowler,  J.  Cape.  Privilege  and  aristocracy. 

18  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  80,  1884,  p.  47.) 

Fowler,  Sir  John.  1817 — .  Channel  passage. 

9  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882,  p.  337.) 

-  and  Baker,  Benjamin.  Forth  bridge, 

[illustr.]  8  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889,  p.  35.) 

Fowler,  Joseph  Smith.  1822 — .  East  Tennes¬ 
see  100  years  ago.  6  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  20,  1888, 
p.  42.) 

Fowler,  Rev.  Joseph  Thomas.  On  the  use  of 

the  terms  of  crosier,  pastoral  staff,  and  cross.  24  pp. 
(Archaeologia,  v.  52,  pt.  2,  1890,  p.  709.) 

-  (Ed.)  Life  of  St.  Cuthbert,  in  English 

verse,  c.  A.  D.  1450.  From  the  original  MS. 
in  the  library  at  Castle  Howard.  London, 
1891.  8°.  (Surtees  Soc.  v.  87.)  4546 

-  (Ed.)  Memorials  of  the  church  of  SS. 

Peter  and  Wilfrid,  Ripon.  London,  1882-88. 
3  v.  8°.  (Surtees  Soc.  v.  74,  78,  81.)  4546 


Fowler,  Lorenzo  Niles.  1811 — . 

Phrenology.  See  Fowler,  O.  S.,  and  others. 
Fowler,  Orrin  Squire,  and  others. 

Phrenology  proved,  illustr.,  and  applied, 
accompanied  by  a  chart.  New  York,  1836. 
12°.  1798 

Fowler,  R.  C.  (Ed.) 

Calendar  of  the  patent  rolls  preserved  in 
the  Public  Record  Office.  Richard  II,  1377- 
81.  See  Morris,  G.  J.,  and  Fowler,  R.  C.  (Eds. ) 
Fowler,  Robert  Ludlow.  The  Chesapeake  and 

Lt.  Ludlow.  24  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  25,  1891,  p.  269.) 
—Historic  liouscs  and  revolutionary  letters.  20  pp. 
(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  24,  1890,  p.  81.) — Gov.  Thos.  Pirn- 
nail.  24  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  16,  1886,  p.  409.) 

-  (Eel. )  Facsimile  of  the  Laws  and  acts  of 

the  General  Assembly  for  their  Majesties 
province  of  New  York  .  .  .  Printed  and  sold 
by  Wm.  Bradford,  1694.  Together  with  an 
historical  introduction,  notes  on  the  laws, 

and  appendices.  New  York,  1894.  r.  8°. 

(Grolier  Club.)  2262 

Fowler,  Samuel  Page.  1800 — . 

Salem  witchcraft :  comprising  More  won¬ 
ders  of  the  invisible  world,  by  Robert  Calef : 
and  Wonders  of  the  invisible  world,  by  Cot¬ 
ton  Mather.  Together  with  notes  and  expla¬ 
nations.  Salem,  1861.  12°.  2636 

Fowler,  Thomas,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.  1832 — . 

History  of  Corpus  Christi  College,  with 
lists  of  its  members.  Oxford,  1893.  8°.  (Ox¬ 
ford  Hist.  Soc.  v.  25. )  2535 

-  Corpus  Christi  College.  28  pp.  (Clark,  A.,  Col¬ 
leges  of  Oxford,  p.273.) — “Some  fundamental  ethical 
controversies.”  4  pp.  (Mind,  v.  15,  1890,  p.  89.) 

-  Hoffmann,  P.  Fowler:  Progressive  morality.  7  pp. 

(Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wissens.  philos.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  365.) — 
Bashdall,  H.  Wilson,  Fowler :  Principles  of  morals. 
8  pp.  (Mind,  v.  12,  1887,  p.  589.)— Sidgwick,  H.  Fow¬ 
ler  :  Progressive  morality.  6  pp.  (Mind,  v.  10,  1885, 

p.  266.) 

Fowler,  William.  1828 — .  The  Basutos  and 

Sir  Bartle  Frere.  11  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  8,  1881, 
p.  547.)— Present  low  prices  and  their  causes.  12  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  47,  1885,  p.  536.) 

Fowler,  William  Chauncey,  D.  D.,  LL.  D. 
1793-1881. 

English  grammar.  The  English  language 
in  its  elements  and  forms,  with  a  history  of 
its  origin  and  development.  Revised  and 
enlarged.  New  York,  1885.  8°.  — 2121 

Fowler,  William  Warde.  1847 — . 

Julius  Caesar  and  the  foundation  of  the 
Roman  imperial  system.  New  York,  1892. 
12°.  (Abbott,  E.,  Heroes  of  the  nations.)  4726 

- Among  the  birds  in  Wales.  7  pp.  (Macmillan's 

Mag.  v.  58,  1888,  p.  338.)— Owls’  revenge.  9  pp.  (Mac¬ 
millan's  Mag.  v.  59,  1889,  p.  304.) 

Fowls.  See  Poultry. 

Fox,  Arthur  E.  W.  Case  of  acute  ascending 

paralysis.  5  pp.  (Brain,  v.  2,  1880,  p.  418.)— Case  of 
cerebral  abscess.  4  pp.  (Brain,  v.  8,  1886,  p.  251.) 

-  and  Field,  Ernest.  Case  of  cerebral  tu¬ 
mour.  5  pp.  (Brain,  v.  3,  1881,  p..252.) 


FOX,  Caroline 


1486 


FOX,  Lt.-Col.  William  F. 


Fox,  Caroline.  Caroline  Fox’s  Memories.  5  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  49,  1882,  p.  557;  London  Quart.  Rev. 
r.  58,  1882,  p.  322;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  153,  1882,  p.  530;  Westm. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  62,  1882,  p.  156.)— Morley,  J.  Journals  of  F. 
20  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  31,  1882,  p.  105.) 

Fox,  Catherine.  See  Jencken,  Mrs.  C.  F. 

Fox,  Charles  James.  1749-1806. 

Memorials  and  correspondence.  Ed.  by 
Lord  John  Russell.  Phila.,  1853.  2  v.  8°.  4723 
- On  the  rejection  of  Napoleon  Bonaparte's  over¬ 
tures  of  peace  ;  House  of  Commons,  Feb.  3,  1800.  68  pp. 
(Adams,  C.  K.,  Rep.  Brit.  orat.  v.  2,  p.  108.) 

-  Caldecott,  A.  Safety  and  expediency  of 

conceding  the  Catholic  claims ;  with  the 
opinions  of  Pitt,  Burke,  Fox,  and  Wyndham 
thereon.  1828.  (Pamphlets,  v.  45.)  3126 

-  Trotter,  J.  B.  Memoirs  of  the  latter 

years  of  Rt.  Hon.  Charles  James  Fox.  1811. 

4847 

-  Adams,  C.  K.  C.  J.  Fox.  9  pp.  (In  his  Rep.  Brit. 

orat.  v.  2,  p.  99.)— Butler,  C.  Mr.  Pitt  and  F.  18  pp. 

( In  his  Reminiscences,  pp.  158,  169.) — King  Georg  III 
and  F.  in  their  early  days.  24  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  129,  1881,  p.  151.)— Early  history  of  F.  34  pp. 

( Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  59,  1881,  p.  71.)— Bodge,  H.  C. 
Early  days  of  F.  25  pp.  (In  his  Studies  in  hist.  p.  85.) — 
Malden,  H.  Fox.  15  pp.  (In  his  Distinguished  men 
of  mod.  times,  v.  4,  p.  163.) 

Fox,  Charles  James.  1811-46. 

History  of  the  old  township  of  Dunstable  : 
including  Nashua,  Nashville,  Hollis,  Hudson, 
Litchfield,  and  Merrimac,  N.  H.;  Dunstable 
and  Tyngsborough,  Mass.  Nashua,  1846.  12°. 

2627 

Fox,  Fortescue.  Stimulants  and  narcotics, 

their  use  and  abuse.  17  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885, 
p.  923. )— On  the  gilds  of  Sodbury  and  Dyrhani.  4  pp. 
(Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  13,  1888- 
89,  p.  6.) 

Fox,  Francis  Frederick.  History  of  the  guilds 
of  Bristol.  9  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc. 
Trans,  v.  3,  1878-79,  p.  90.) 

Fox,  George. 

Marsh,  J.  Popular  life  of  George  Fox, 
the  first  of  the  Quakers,  n.  d.  4723 

The  same.  1847.  4842 

- Fox  and  the  early  Quakers.  17  pp.  ( London  Quart. 

Rev.  v.  63,  1885,  p.  97.) 

Fox,  George  E.  Roman  villa  at  Chedworth, 

Gloucestershire.  15  pp.  1  pi.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  44, 
1887,  p.  322.)— Notes  on  Roman  architectural  fragments 
found  in  Leicester.  19  pp.  2  pi.  (Archaeol.  Journ. 
v.  46,  1889,  p.  46.)— Recent  discoveries  of  Roman  remains 
in  Lincoln.  6  pp.  1  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.53,  pt.  1,  1892, 
p.  233.)— Notes  on  a  recent  discovery  of  part  of  the  Ro¬ 
man  wall  of  London.  8  pp.  1  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.  52, 
pt.  2,  1890,  p.  609.)— Notes  on  painted  screens  and  roofs  in 
Norfolk.  13  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  47,  1890,  p.  65.)— 
Roman  Norfolk.  37  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  46,  1889, 
p.  331.) 

-  and  others.  Excavations  on  the  site  of  the  Roman 

oity  at  Silchester,  Hants,  1890-95.  224  pp.  32  pi.  (Archae¬ 
ologia,  v.  52,  pt.  2,  1890,  p.733;  v.  53,  pt.  1,.  1892,  p.  263; 
pt.  2,  1893,  p.  539 ;  v.  54,  pt.  1,  1894,  p.  199 ;  pt.  2,  1895, 
p.  439;  v.  55,  pt.  1,  1896,  p.  215.) 

Fox,  Capt.  Gustavus  Vasa.  1821-83.  Attempt 

to  solve  the  problem  of  the  first  landing  place  of  Colum¬ 
bus  in  the  new  world.  66  pp.  (U.  S.  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey,  Report,  1880,  p.  346.)— First  landfall  of  Columbus. 
11  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  9,  1883,  p.  240.) 


Fox,  Henry,  1  Baron  Holland.  Jesse,  J.  H. 

Henry  Fox,  Lord  Holland.  23  pp.  (In  his  Mem.  of 
celebr.  Etonians,  v.  1,  p.  34.) 

Fox,  Henry  Edward  Vassal],  4  Baron  Holland 
(Ed.)  1802-59.  Souvenirs.  See  Fox,  H.  R. 

V.,  3  Baron  Holland. 

Fox,  Henry  Richard  Vassall,  3  Baron  Holland. 
1773-1840. 

Souvenirs  des  cours  de  France,  d’Espagne, 
de  Prusse,  et  de  Russie,  pub.  par  Lord  Hol¬ 
land  son  fils,  et  tr.  de  1’ Anglais,  par  E.  F. 
Avec  un  avant-propos  des  notes  et  des  6clair- 
cissements  historiques.  Paris,  1862.  12°. 

(Barriere,  J.  F.,  Mem.  rel.  hist,  de  France , 
v.  27. )  4656 

-  Macaulay,  F.  B.,  1  Baron  Macaulay.  Lord  Holland. 

14  pp.  (In  his  Crit.  and  hist,  essays,  v.  3,  p.  313.) 

Fox,  John.  1516-87. 

Acts  and  monuments.  With  a  preliminary 
dissertation  by  Rev.  George  Townsend.  Ed. 
by  Rev.  Stephen  R.  Cattley.  London,  1839- 
41.  8  v.  8°.  —4191 

-  Universal  history  of  Christian  martyrdom  : 

from  the  birth  of  our  blessed  Saviour  to  the 
latest  periods  of  persecution.  New  ed.  :  em¬ 
bellished  with  sixty  fine  engravings.  Phila., 
1832.  2  v.  8°.  —4102 

-  Imprisonment  of  the  Princess  Elizabeth.  31  pp. 

(Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner,  x.  4,  p.  112. )— False  fearful  im¬ 
agination  of  fire  at  Oxford  University.  12  pp. 
(Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner,  v.  1,  p.  101.) 

- Winters,  W.  John  Foxe  the  martyrologist  and  his 

family.  55  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  5,  1877,  p.  28.) 

Fox,  John.  16  cent.  Voyage  to  the  streit  of 

Gibraltar,  1563.  7  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  246.) 

Fox,  Capt.  Luke,  and  James,  Capt.  Thomas. 
Voyages  in  search  of  a  north-west  passage, 
1631-32  .  .  .  Ed.  with  notes  and  introduction 
by  Miller  Christy.  [With  portraits.]  Lon¬ 
don,  1894.  2  v.  8°.  (Hakluyt  Soc.)  2402 
Fox,  Margaret.  See  Kane,  Mrs.  M.  F. 

Fox,  Stephen  Newcome.  1850 — .  Invasion  of 

pauper  foreigners.  13  pp.  (Oontemp.  Rev.  v.  53,  1888, 
p.  855.) 

Fox,  T.  Colcott  (Ed.) 

Drug  eruptions.  By  P.  A.  Morrow.  See 
Morrow,  P.  A. 

Fox,  Rev.  Thomas  Bayley.  1808-76.  Thos.  B. 

Fox.  9  pp.  (Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  115.)— George 
Whittemore,  Jr.  10  pp.  (Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  1, 
p.  379.) 

Fox,  Thomas  Bayley,  Jr.  Fox,  T.  B.  Thos.  B. 

Fox.  9  pp.  (Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  115.) 

Fox,  Lt.-Col.  William  F.  • 

Regimental  losses  in  the  American  Civil 
war,  1861-65.  A  treatise  on  the  extent  and 
nature  of  the  mortuary  losses  in  the  Union 
regiments,  with  full  and  exhaustive  statistics 
compiled  from  the  official  records  on  file  in 
the  State  military  bureaus  and  at  Washing¬ 
ton.  Albany,  1889.  4°.  2611 

-  Chances  of  being-  hit  in  battle :  a  study  of  regi¬ 
mental  losses  in  the  Civil  war.  14  pp.  (Century  Mag. 
v.  14,  1888,  p.  93.)  —  Strength  of  the  Confederate 
armies.  2  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  24,  p.  200. ) 


FOX  FAMILY 


1487 


FRACTIONS 


Fox  family.  Winters,  W.  John  Foxe  the 

martyrologist  and  his  family.  55  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc. 
Ti-ans.  v.  5,  1877,  p.  28.) 

Fox  Point,  N.  II.  Tuttle,  C.  W.  Report  of 

an  Indian  massacre  at  Fox  Point.  11  pp.  (In  his  Capt. 
Francis  Champernowne  .  .  .  and  other  hist,  papers, 

p.  161.) 

Fox  terrier.  Lee,  R.  History  and  descrip¬ 
tion,  with  reminiscences,  of  the  fox  terrier. 
1895.  —2616 

See  also  Dogs. 

Fox-Davies,  Arthur  Charles  (Ed. ) 

Fairbairn’s  Book  of  crests.  See  Fairbairn,  J. 

- and  Crookes,  M.  E.  B.  Book  of  public 

arms  :  a  cyclopaedia  of  the  armorial  bearings, 
heraldic  devices,  and  seals,  as  authorized  and 
as  used,  of  the  counties,  cities,  towns,  and 
universities  of  the  United  Kingdom.  Derived 
from  the  official  records.  Edinburgh,  1894. 
4°.  2762 

Foxe.  See  Fox. 

Foxes.  Audubon,  J.  J.,  and  Bachman,  J. 

American  black,  or  silver  fox ;  Arctic  fox ;  Jackall  fox. 
15  pp.  3  pi.  (In  their  Quadrupeds  of  N.  America,  v.  3, 
pp.  70,  89,  255.)— Bewick,  T.  The  fox.  [Illustr.) 
10  pp.  (In  his  Gen.  hist,  of  quadrupeds,  p.  303.) — I.ieb- 
reclit,  F.  Ein  fuchsmythus.  4  pp.  (Germania,  v.  11, 
1866,  p.  99.)— Murray,  A.  Foxes.  (In  his  Geog.  distrib. 
of  mammals,  p.  109.) — Smith,  C.  H.  Foxes.  26  pp. 
6  pi.  (Jardine,  Sir  W.,  Nat.  IAbr.  v.  19,  p.  232.) 

Foxglove.  See  Digitalis. 

Fox-liunting.  Somerset,  H.  C.  F.,  8  Duke  of 
Beaufort,  and  Morris,  M.  In  their  Hunting. 
1886.  (Badminton  Libr.)  — 1797 

-  Barrow,  Mrs.  F.  E.  M.  (Aunt  Fanny,  pseud.)  Fox 

hunt  at  Pau.  3  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  12,  1876, 
p.  661.)— Bennett,  T.  J.  Charlton  and  the  Charlton 
hunt:  a  sketch  of  the  olden  time.  9  pp.  (Sussex  Ar- 
chaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  15, 1863,  p.  74.)— Burroughs,  J.  A 
white  day  and  a  red  fox.  4  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly, 
v.  16,  1878,  p.  188.)— Davenport,  W.  B.  Fox-hunting. 
14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  978.) — Ellzey,  M. 
G.  Fox-hunting  in  Virginia.  25  pp.  (Shields,  G.  O.,  Big 
game  of  N.  America,  p.  523.) — Bodge,  H.  C.  Cross¬ 
country  riding  in  America.  15  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  10, 
1886,  p.  335.) — Martin,  E.  S.  Fox-hunting  in  the  Gene¬ 
see  valley.  15  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  85,  1892,  p.  511.) — 
Robinson,  R.  E.  -  Fox-hunting  in  New  England.  14  pp. 
(Scribner’s  Monthly,  v.  15,  1878,  p.  293.) — Taylor,  H.  On 
Mr.  Trollope’s  defence  of  fox-hunting.  6  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  7,  1870,  p.  63.) 

See  afso  Hunting  and  the  Chase,— Sports, 

Foxtou,  Thomas.  18  cent. 

The  Tower  :  a  poem.  London,  1727.  16°. 

(  With  Wharton,  P.,  Duke  of  Wharton,  Works, 
v.  1.)  2105 

Foxton,  England.  Hill,  J.  H.  Foxton.  8  pp. 

(In  his  Hist,  of  the  parish  of  Langton,  p.  257.) 

See  also  Leicestershire. 

Fox  well,  E.,  and  Farrer,  T.  C.  Express 
trains  English  and  foreign.  Being  a  statis¬ 
tical  account  of  all  the  express  trains  of  the 
world  with  railway  maps  of  Gt.  Britain  and 
Europe.  London,  1889.  8°.  — 2726 

Foxwell,  H.  S.  (Ed.) 

Investigations  in  currency  and  finance. 
See  Jevons,  W.  S. 


Foy,  Maximilien  S6bastien.  1775-1825. 

Histoire  de  la  guerre  de  la  Peninsule  sous 
Napol6on,  pr6c6dee  d’un  tableau  politique  et 
militaire  des  puissances  bellig^rantes.  2  ed. 
Paris,  1827.  4  v.  and  atlas,  8°.  .2686 

-  Yillcmain,  A.  F.  Souvenirs  de  la  Sorbonne  en  1825  : 

Ddmosth&ne  et  le  G6n.  Foy.  26  pp.  (In  his  Souvenirs 
contemp.  p.  267.) 

Foy,  W.  Altpersisches.  12  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  ver- 

gleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  33,  1895,  p.  419.) 

Foyot,  Louis.  1838 — . 

Dictionnaire  des  finances.  See  Say,  J.  B. 

L. ,  and  others. 

Fraas,  A.  Landwirthschaftlichekrisen.  9  pp. 

( Unsere  Zeit,  1865,  v  1,  p.  701.) 

Fraas,  Karl  Nikolaus.  1810-75.  Die  kunst- 

.duengerfabrikation  vom  standpunkte  der  volkswirth- 
schaft.  10  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1866,  v.  1,  p.  541.) 

Fracassetti,  Giuseppe.  1802 — .  Dante  e  il 

Petrarca.  16  pp.  (Cellini,  M.,  and  Ghivizzani,  G.,  Dante 
e  il  suo  secolo,  p.  623.) 

Fracastoro,  Girolamo.  1483-1553.  Alcon,  sive 

de  cura  canum  venaticorum.  8  pp.  (Lemaire,  N.  E., 
Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  1,  p.  169.) — Maiden’s  blush:  or, 
Joseph  .  .  .  Tr.  by  J.  Sylvester.  17  pp.  (Saluste  du 
Bartas,  G.,  His  divine  weekes  and  toorkes,  p.  409.) — Se  tra  i 
pastori  che  fanno  Tevere  et  Arno.  3  pp.  (Carducci, 
G.,  Poesia  barbara,  p.  281.) 

-  Greswell,  W.  P.  Memoirs  of  Angelus 

Politianus  .  .  .  Hieronymus  Fracastorius  .  .  . 
1805.  3812 

Fracco,  Ambrogio  Novidio.  Pecci,  B.  Novidio 

Fracco.  3  pp.  (Soc.  rom.  di  storia  patria,  Archiv. 
v.  13,  1890,  p.  466.) 

Fracliet,  G6rard  de.  — 1271.  Chronicon  et 

anonyma  ejusdem  operis  continuatio.  70pp.  (Bouquet, 

M. ,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  21,  p.  1.) — E  chronico  ordinis 
praedicatorum.  5  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist. 
Gaules,  v.  23,  p.  178. ) 

Fractions. 

Bauer,  G.  Von  einem  kettenbruche  Euler’s  und 
einem  theorem  von  Wallis.  20  pp.  (Munich,  Akad. 
wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  40:  Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Ab- 
handl.  v.  11,  pt.  2,  1872,  p.  97.) — Ilietrich,  M.  Ueber 
den  zusammenhang  gewisser  determinanten  mit  bruch- 
functionen.  7  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan. 
math.  v.  69,  1868,  p.  190.)— Heine,  H.  E.  Mittheilung 
ueber  kettenbrueche.  12  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u. 
angewan.  math.  v.  67,  1867,  p.  315.)— Herinite,  C.  Ex¬ 
trait  d’une  lettre  ^  M.  Paul  Gordan.  [Sur  l’expression 
U  sin  x  +  V  cos  x  +  W.]  9  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan. 
math.  v.  76,  1873,  p.  303.)— Jacobi,  K.  G.  J.  Allgemeine 
theorie  der  kettenbruchaehnlichen  algorithmen,  in 
welchen  jede  zahl  aus  drei  vorhergehenden  gebildet 
wird.  36  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  69, 
1868,  p.  29.) —  Schendel,  L.  Ueber  eine  kettenbruchent- 
wickelung.  2  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math. 
v.  80,  1875,  p.  95.)— Seidel,  L.  Bemerkungen  ueber  den 
zusammenhang  zwischen  dem  bildungsgesetze  eines 
kettenbruches  und  der  art  des  fortgangs  seiner  naehe- 
rungsbrueche.  44  pp.  ( Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr. 
v.  28:  Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  7,  pt.  3,  1855, 
p.  559.)— Stern.  M.  A.  Beweis eines satzes  von  Legendre. 
16  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  67,  1867, 
p.  114.) — Thoinf1,  L.  W.  Ueber  die  kettenbruclient- 
wickelung  der  Gausschen  function  F (a.  1,  y,  x).  16  pp. 

(Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  66,  1866,  p.  322.) 
— Ueber  die  lrettenbruchentwickelung  des  Gausschen 
if  (a,  (3+1,  y+l>  x) 

quotienten  - =-. — —-L — r —  •  11  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d. 

I  (a>  p>  Hi 

reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  67,  1867,  p.  299.) 

See  also  Mathematics. 


FRACTURES 


1488 


FRAIS,  Aus  der 


Fractures.  Dupuytren,  G.,  Baron.  On  the 
injuries  and  diseases  of  bones.  1847.  (Syden¬ 
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-  Itiilrolh,  C.  T.  Injuries  and  diseases  of  the  lower 

extremity.  82  pp.  ( Clinical  surgery,  p.  387  :  New  Syden¬ 
ham  Soc.  v.  94.)—  JBrodie,  Sir  B.  C.  On  ununited  frac¬ 
tures.  18  pp.  ( Works,  v.  3,  p.  198.) — Hippocrates. 
Des  fractures.  [Or.  and  Fr.]  153  pp.  ( CEuvres  compl. 
v.  3,  p.  411.) — The  same.  [Gr.  and  Lat .]  72  pp.  ( Opera 
omnia,  v.  3,  p.  64:  Kuehn,  K.  G.,  Med.  Gr.  opera,  v.  23; 
Hippocratis  et  alior.  med.  vet.  reliq.  v.  3,  p.  3.) — The  same, 
in  Eng.  64  pp.  {Genuine  works,  v.  2,  p.  489 :  Sydenham 
Soc.) 

See  also  Joints.— Surgery. 

Fradenlmrg,  Rev.  J.  N.  Abraham’s  offering 

of  Isaac.  3  pp.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  6,  1884,  p.  29.) 

Fradin,  Gilbert  Letainturier-.  See  Letain- 

turier-Fradin,  G. 

FraedersdorfF,  J.  Wilhelm. 

Copious  phraseological  English-Greek  lex¬ 
icon,  revised,  enlarged,  and  improved  by  the 
late  Thomas  K.  Arnold  and  Henry  Browne. 
6  ed.  London,  1882.  8°.  1195 

Fraenkel,  Karl  Arthur  Julius.  1852 — .  Ueber 

die  quellen  der  in  die  Anabasis  des  Arrian  eingelegten 
reden.  3  pp.  (Bhcinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1884,  p.  159.) 

Fraenkel,  Ludwig.  Zu  “All’s  well  that  ends 

well.”  6  pp.  ( Anglia ,  v.  14, 1892,  p.  457.)—  Eine  lateinische 
parallele  zu  Chaucer's  “Miller's  tale.”  3  pp. 
(Anglia,  v.  16,  1894,  p.  261.) — Richard  Gosclie.  4  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  2,  p.  90.)— Bemerkungen  zur  ent- 
wicklung  des  Grohianismus.  13  pp.  (Germania, 
v.  36,  1891,  p.  181.) — Zum  stoffe  von  Marlowe’s  “Tam- 
buriaine.  ”  3  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  16,  1892,  p.  459.) — 
Zum  Protcusniaerchen  und  anderen  wandernden 
stoffen.  3  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  36,  1891,  p.  308.) — Zur  ge- 
schiclite  von  Shakespeare's  bekaiintwerden  in 
den  Niederlanden.  5  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  15,  1891, 
p.  155.)— Neue  beitraege  zur  geschichte  des  stofifes  von 
Shakespeare’s  “Romeo  and  Juliet.”  23  pp. 
(Eng.  studien,  v.  19,  1894,  p.  183.) — Bibliographic  der 
Uhland-litteratiir.  25  pp.  (Germania,  v.  34,  1889, 
p.  345. 

Fraenkel,  Max.  Das  grosse  siegesdenkmal 

Attalos  des  Ersten.  10  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  54,  1895,  p.  1.) 
—Zur  geschichte  der  attischen  linanzverwaltung. 
15  pp.  (Hist,  und  philol.  aufsaetze,  p.  35.) — Zur  l»ra- 
kontisehen  verfassung.  16  pp.  (Rheinisch  mus. 
n.  s.  v.  47,  1892,  p.  473.) 

-  Ergebnisse  der  ausgrabungen  zu  Perga- 

mon.  See  Humann,  K.,  and  others. 

— —  (Ed.)  Jahrbuch  des  Kaiserlich  Deutschen 
Archaeologischen  Instituts.  See  Kaiserlich 
Deutsches  Archaeologisches  Institut. 
Fraenkel,  Siegmund.  1855 — .  Zum  Fihrist. 

3  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  46,  1892,  p.  741.) — 
Das  scliaf  und  das  messer.  4  pp.  (Deutch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  46,  1892,  p.  737.) 

Fraenkisclie  zeit.  Arnold,  C.  F.  W.,  Deutsche 
geschichte,  v.  2.  3603 

Fragianni,  Niccolo.  Palermo,  F.  Secolo 

XVIII,  nella  vita  di  F.  24  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor.  ital.  2  s. 
v.  3,  pt.  1,  1855,  p.  113.) 

Fragile.  11  pp.  Boughton,  G.  H.  (Harper's 

Mag.  v.  78,  1889,  p.  77.) 

Fragmens  psycliologiques  sur  la  folie.  Leu- 
ret,  F.  — 3706 

Fragment  d’une  genealogie  des  rois  de  France. 

1  p.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  23,  p.  146.) 


Fragment  d’une  lettre  ecrit  de  Fontainebleau. 
4  pp.  Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L.  A.  D.  (G.  Sand,  pseud.), 
CEuvres  compl.  v.  85,  p.  299. 

Fragment  de  compte  relatif  a  un  convoi  d’ Ar¬ 
gent  men6  de  Paris  il  Toulouse  en  1285,  pour  l’expfolition 
d’Aragou.  5  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  22, 
p.  732.) 

Fragment  on  government.  Bentham,  J. 

—2315 

Fragmenta  coniputoruni  ab  anno  1227  ad 

annum  1326.  38  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  22, 
p.  736. ) 

Fragmenta  epitlialamiorum  veterum,  sive 

adlocutiones  sponsales,  quae  seorsum  exstant.  4  pp. 
(Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  3,  p.  404;  Wernsdorf, 
J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  4,  p.  499.) 

Fragmenta evangelica.  Crowfoot,  J.  R.  (Tr.) 

—1252 

Fragmenta  Herculanensia.  Scott,  W.  ( Ed. ) 

1213 

Fragmenta  juris  Romani  Vaticana.  109  pp. 

(Huschke,  G.  P.  E.,  Jurispr.  antejustinianae,  p.  688.) 

Fragmenta  pliilosopliorum  Graecorum.  3  v. 
Mullach,  F.  W.  A.  (Ed.)  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Bib- 
lioth.  gr. )  3263 

Fragmenta  regalia.  Memoirs  of  Elizabeth. 

Naunton,  Sir  R.  1558 

Fragmente  der  epischen  poesie  der  Griechen, 
bis  zum  ende  des  fuenften  jahrhunderts  nach 
Christus.  Duentzer,  J.  H.  J.  3282 

Fragments,  Portfolio  of ;  relative  to  the  his¬ 
tory  ...  of  the  county  palatine  and  duchy  of 
Lancaster.  Gregson,  M.  2531 

Fragments  d’une  vie  de  St.  Thomas  de  Can¬ 
terbury  en  vers  accouples.  Meyer,  M.  P.  H. 
(Ed.)  (Soc.  des  anc.  textes  fr.)  — 1124 

Fragments  from  the  travels  of  Theodore  El¬ 
bert.  92  pp.  Sterling,  J.,  Essays  and  tales,  v.  2,  p.  1. 

Fragments  of  Zeno  and  Cleanthes.  Pearson, 
A.  C.  4277 

Fragments  on  nature  and  life.  20  pp.  Emer¬ 
son,  R.  W.,  Works,  v.  9,  p.  278. 

Fragments  on  the  poet  and  the  poetic  gift. 

15  pp.  Emerson,  R.  W.,  Works,  v.  9,  p.  263. 

Fragmentuin  Broxellense.  6  pp.  ( Loewe, 

G.,  Corpus  glossarium  Lat.  v.  3,  p.  393.) 

Fragmentum  <le  miraculis  Sanctae  Geno- 

vefae.  4  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  23,  p.  135.) 

Fragonard,  Jean  HonorA 

Bergeret,  P.  J.  O.  Bergeret  et  Fragonard. 
Journal  in6dit  d’un  voyage  en  Italie  1773-*74. 
Precede  d’une  etude  par  M.  A.  Tornezy.  1895. 

1481 

Fragonard,  Theophile,  and  Du  fey,  ( — ). 
Types  et  caract&res  anciens,  d’apres  des 
documents  peints  ou  Merits.  Dessins  par. 
See  Mazuy,  A. 

Fraipont,  Julien.  1857 — . 

Genre  Polygordius.  Berlin,  1887.  4°.  (Fau¬ 
na  und  flora  des  Golfes  von  Neapel,  v.  14. ) 

—1581 

Frais,  Aus  der.  4  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d. 

Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  2,  1864,  p.  91.) 


FRAM,  Ship 


1489 


FRANCE,  Chambre  des  D6put6s 


Fram,  Ship.  Nansen,  F.  “Farthest north;” 
being  the  record  of  a  voyage  of  exploration 
of  the  ship  Fram,  1893-96.  1897,  2  v.  .2463 

- Sverdrup,  0.  N.  Report  on  the  drifting  of  the  F. 

from  March  14,  1895.  113  pp.  (Nansen,  F.,  “ Farthest 
north ,”  v.  2,  p.  519.) 

Framfielcl,  England.  Hoare,  H.  R.  Notes  on 

the  church  of  St.  Thomas  a  Becket,  Framfield,  and  on 
the  ancient  parish  gentry.  14  pp.  1  pi.  (Sussex  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Coll.  v.  4,  1851,  p.  291.) 

See  also  Sussex. 

Framingham,  Mass.  Barry,  W.  History  of 
Framingham.  1847.  2635 

Framlingliam,  England.  Hawes,  R.  History 
of  Framlingham.  1798.  .2522 

See  also  Suffolk. 

Frampton,  Mary.  1773-1846. 

Journal,  from  the  year  1779,  until  the  year 
1846.  Including  various  interesting  and 
curious  letters,  anecdotes,  etc.,  relating  to 
events  which  occurred  during  that  period. 
Ed.  with  notes  by  her  niece,  Harriot  G. 
Mundy.  2  ed.  London,  1885.  8°.  4765 

Frangais  en  Afrique.  R6cits  algeriens.  2  v. 

Perret,  E.  3425 

Frangaise,  La,  France.  Mary-Lafon,  J.  B.  La- 

fon,  dit.  Coutumes  et  privileges  de  La  Fran^aise.  22  pp. 
(Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Mem.  v.  16,  1842,  p.  459.) 

France,  Jacques  Anatole  Thibault,  dit  Anatole. 

1844—.  Preface.  6  pp.  (Ginisty,  P.,  Annee  lit.,  1891, 
p.  v.) — Lettre  de  Sicile.  11  pp.  (Theocritus,  Oaristys, 
p.  1.)— Thai's:  conte  philosophique.  109  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1889,  3  pZr.  v.  94,  pp.  Ill,  319,  606.) 

- Courtney,  W.  L.  Anatole  France.  6  pp.  ( Mac¬ 
millan's  Mag.  v.  56,  1887,  p.  422. ) 

France,  Renon  or  Ranulphe  de.  — 1628. 

Histoire  des  trouble  des  Pays-Bas,  pub. 
par  M.  Charles  Plot.  Bruxelles,  1886-91.  3  v. 
4°.  .  3402 

Note. — Original  title:  Histoire  des  causes  de  la  dZs 
union,  revoltes,  et  alterations  des  Pais-Bas. 

France.  I. 

Official  publications,  arranged  in  the  follow¬ 
ing  order : 

Assembiee  Constiluante  de  1848. 

Assembiee  Nationale  Constituante,  1789-92. 
Assembiee  Nationale  Legislative,  1791-92. 

Chambre  des  Deputes. 

Comite  de  l’Agriculture  et  du  Commerce,  1789-95. 
Comite  de  Salut  Public,  1793-95. 

Commission  des  Archives  Diplomatiques. 

Conseil  d’Etat. 

Convention  Nationale,  1792-95, 

Corps  L6gislatif. 

Direction  G6nerale  des  Douanes. 

Directoire  Executif,  1795-99. 

Etats  Generaux,  1302-1789. 

Etats  Provinciaux,  1229-1789. 

Gouvernement  de  la  Defense  Nationale,  1870-71. 
MinistZre  d’Etat. 

MinistZre  de  la  Guerre. 

MinistZre  de  l’lnstruction  Publique,  des  Cultes,  et 
des  Beaux-arts. 

MinistZre  de  la  Maison  de  l’Empereur  et  des 
Beaux-arts. 

MinistZre  de  la  Marine. 

MinistZre  des  Affaires  EtrangZres. 

Miniature  des  Arts. 

Ministere  des  Finances. 

MinistZre  des  Travaux  Publics. 


Parlement. 

Secretaire  d’Etat  des  Colonies. 

Senat. 

Tiers  Etat. 

Tr6sor  des  Chartes. 

France,  Assemble  Constituante  de  1848. 

I,on<lnn,  E.  L’Assembtee  Nationale ;  Physionomie 
de  l’Assembtee  Nationale.  22  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  22, 
1848,  pp.  97,  381.) 

France,  Assemble  Nationale  Constituante,  1789- 
92. 

Constitution  frangaise,  presentee  au  Roi 
le  3  Sept.  1791,  et  accept6e  par  Sa  Majest6  le 
14  du  meme  mois.  Paris,  1791.  8°.  .2686 

-  Authentic  copy  of  the  French  constitution, 

as  revised  and  amended  by  the  National  As¬ 
sembly,  and  presented  to  the  King  on  the  3 
of  Sept.,  1791.  Tr.  frojm  the  original.  Lon¬ 
don,  1791.  8°.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  10.)  3116 

-  Exposition  des  motifs  d’apres  lesquels 

P  Assemble  Nationale  a  proclam6  la  convo¬ 
cation  d’une  Convention  Nationale,  et  pro¬ 
nonce  la  suspension  du  pouvoir  executif  dans 
les  mains  du  Roi.  Paris,  1792.  8°.  ( With 

France,  Assemble  Nat.  Constit.  Constitution 
frangaise,  1791.)  .2686 

- Proefs- verbal.  Stance  permanente.  DuVendredi 

10  Aoflt,  1792,  l’an  quatrieme  de  la  liberty.  26  pp.  (  With 
France,  Assembiee  Nat.  Constit.  Constitution  frangaise, 
1791.) 

-  Burke,  E.  Letter  to  a  member  of  the 

National  Assembly ;  in  answer  to  some  ob¬ 
jections  to  his  book  on  French  affairs.  1791. 
( Pamphlets ,  v.  7.)  3116 

-  Christie,  T.  Letters  on  the  Revolution 

of  France,  and  on  the  new  constitution  estab¬ 
lished  by  the  National  Assembly.  Pt.  1.  1791. 

4605 

-  Fray-Fournier,  A.  (Ed.)  Cahiers  de  do- 

leances  suivis  de  documents  et  notices  sur  les 
deputes  de  la  Haute- Vienne  a  P  Assembiee 
Constituante  de  1789.  1893.  (Limousin,  Soc. 

des  archives  hist.  2  s.  Archives  r6vol.  fasc.  4. ) 

.2694 

-  Abbott,  J.  S.  C.  The  National  Assembly.  12  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  15,  1857,  p.  606.) — Di verses  pieces  inven¬ 
torizes  chez  M.  Hclaporte,  Administrateur  de  la  liste 
civile,  luZs  it  1’AssemblZe  Nationale,  le  Vendredi  17  Aofit. 
TroisiZme  collection.  10  pp.  ( With  France,  Assemblde 
Nat.  Constit.  Constitution  frangaise,  1791.)— Pieces  trou- 
vZes  dans  le  secrZtaire  du  Roi,  luZs  &  1’AssemblZe  Natio- 
nale  le  15  Aotit,  1792,  l’an  4  de  la  libertZ.  4  pp.  (  With 
France,  Assemblic  Nat.  Constit.  Constitution  frangaise 
1791.) 

See  also  Gazette  nationale,  ou  le  Moniteur  uni- 
versel  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

France,  Assemble  Nationale  Legislative,  1791-92. 

Proc&s-verbaux  du  Comite  d’ instruction 
publique,  pub.  et  annotes  par  M.  J.  Guil¬ 
laume.  Paris,  1889.  r.  8°.  (Coll,  de  doc. 
in6d.  hist,  de  France. )  — 2381 

See  also  Gazette  nationale,  ou  le  Moniteur  uni- 
versel  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

France,  Chambre  des  Deputes. 

Donniol,  C.  La  Chambre.  18  pp.  ( Correspondant , 
v.76, 1868,  p.377.)— Elections  et  la  nouvelle  LZgislature. 
13  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  v.  15,  1846,  p.  460.) — F ranee  :  the 
Chamber,  the  Gambetta  ministry,  and  its  successors. 


FRANCE,  Chambre  des  Deputes 


1490 


FRANCE,  Directoire  ExScutif 


33  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  62,  1882,  p.  393.)— Gontaut- 
Biron,  A.  A.  E.,  Vicomte  de.  Chambre  de  1889  et  la 
droite.  10  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  121,  1889,  p.  189.) 
— Guyol,  Y.  The  new  French  Chamber.  13  pp.  ( Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885,  p.  965. )—  Means.  M.  C.  A.,  Vicomte 
de.  Etudes  parlementaires.  La  Chambre  introuvable. 
35  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  v.  60,  1863,  p.  735. )— Discussion 
sur  les  ordoiuiances  du  7  D6c.  dans  la  Chambre  des 
D6put6s.  12  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  13,  1846,  p.  385.) — 
l*etite  session.  9  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  v.  15,  1846, 
p.  765.)— Say,  J.  B.  L.  Le  budget  devant  les  Chambres 
francaises.  34  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1885,  3  p6r. 
v.  67,  p.  278.) 

See  also  France,  Parlement.  Also  Gazette  natio- 
nale,  ou  le  Moniteur  universel  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

France,  Comit&  de  V Agriculture  et  du  Com¬ 
merce ,  1789-95. 

Gtiiffrey,  J.  J.  ComitSs  des  Assemblies  rivolu- 
tionnaires,  1789-95.  Le  Comiti  de  l’Agriculture  et  du 
Commerce.  46  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  1,  1876,  p.  438.) 

France,  ComitS  de  Salut  Public,  1793-95. 

Recueil  des  actes,  avec  la  correspondance 
officielle  des  reprSsentants  en  mission  et  le 
registre  du  Conseil  executif  provisoire  pub. 
par  F.  A.  Aulard.  10  Aofit,  1792-31  Dec. 
1793.  Paris,  1889-95.  9  v.  r.  8°.  (Coll,  de  doc. 
in6d.  hist,  de  France.)  .2683 

- Sorel.  A.  Autriche  et  le  Comiti  de  Saint  Public, 

Avril  1795.  39  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  17,  1881,  p.  25.)— Comiti 
de  Salut  Public  et  la  question  de  la  rive  gauche  du  Rhin 
en  1795.  50  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  18,  1882,  p.  273.) — Diploma- 
tie  secrete  du  Comiti  de  Salut  Public  avant  le  9  Thermi- 
dor.  11pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  10, 1879,  p.  339.) — Welschinger, 
H.  Comit-i  de  Salut  Public  et  la  comidie  franchise. 
38  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  98,  1884,  p.  495.) 

France,  Commission  d’Hygi&ne  Scolaire.  See 
France,  Minist&re  de  1’ Instruction  Publique, 
des  Cultes,  et  des  Beaux-arts.  Hygiene,  etc. 

France,  Commission  des  Archives  Diplomatiques. 

Recueil  des  instructions  donnees  aux  am- 
bassadeurs  et  ministres  de  France,  depuis  les 
traitgs  de  Westphalie  jusqu’a  la  Revolution 
frangaise.  v.  1-11,  13.  Paris,  1884-95.  12  v. 

r.  8°.  —2342 

Contents.  Sorel,  A.  Autriche,  v.  1. —  Lebon,  A. 
Bavifere,  Palatinat,  Deux-Ponts,  v.  7. — Geffroy,  M.  A. 
Danemark,  v.  13.— Morel-Fatio,  A.,  and  Lionardon, 
H.  Espagne,  v.  11. — Reinach,  J.  Naples  et  Parme, 
v.  10.— Farges,  P.  M.  L.  I’ologue,  v.  4,  5.— Caix  de 
Saint-Aymour,  A.,  Vicomte  de.  Portugal,  v.  3. — Hano- 
teau,  A.  A.  G.  Koine,  v.  6. — Rambaud,  A.  N.  Kussie, 
v.  8,  9.— Geffroy,  M.  A.  Suede,  v.  2. 

France,  Commission  scientifique  du  Mexique. 
See  France,  Ministere  de  P  Instruction  Pub¬ 
lique,  des  Cultes,  et  des  Beaux-arts.  Archives, 
etc. 

France,  Conseil  d'Etat. 

Riviere,  H.  F.,  and  others  '(Eds. )  Codes 
frangais  et  lois  usuelles,  decrets,  ordonnances, 
et  avis  du  Conseil  d’Etat  qui  les  completent 
ou  les  modifient.  1891.  — 2312 

France,  Convention  Nationalc ,  1792-95. 

Acte  constitutionnel  precede  de  la  declara¬ 
tion  des  droits  de  l’homme  et  du  citoyen. 
Paris,  1793.  8°.  ( With  France,  Assemblee 

Nat.  Constit.  Constitution  frangaise, 1791.)  .2686 

-  Appels  nominaux'  faits  dans  les  seances 

des  15  et  19  Jan.,  1793  .  .  .  sur  ces  trois  ques¬ 


tions  :  1.  Louis  Capet  est-il  coupable  de  con¬ 
spiration  contre  la  liberty  publique  .  .  .  ?  2.  Le 
jugement  de  la  Convention  Nationale  .  .  .  sera- 
t-il  soumis  a  la  ratification  du  Peuple?  3.  Y 
aura-Lil  un  sursis,  oui  ou  non,  &  P execution 
du  decret  qui  condamne  Louis  Capet?  Paris, 
1793.  8°.  ( With  France,  Assemble  Nat. 

Constit.  Constitution  frangaise,  1791. )  .2686 

-  Plan  of  a  constitution  for  the  French  Re¬ 
public  ;  as  presented  to  the  Convention,  by 
the  Commission  of  eleven,  on  the  23  of  June, 
1795.  Faithfully  tr.  from  the  original  French. 
London  [1795].  8°.  (Pamphlets,  v.  10.)  3116 

-  Plan  of  the  French  constitution,  and 

declaration  of  rights ;  as  presented  to  the 
National  Convention  of  France  on  the  16  of 
Feb.,  1793.  2  ed.  Tr.  from  the  authentic 

French  copy.  London,  1793.  8°.  (Pamphlets, 
v.  10.)  3116 

-  Durand  de  Maillane,  P.  T.  Histoire  de 

la  Convention  Nationale.  1825.  .2686 

-  France,  Assemblee  Nationale  Consti- 

tuante.  Exposition  des  motifs  d’apres  les- 
quels  P  Assemble  Nationale  a  proclam§  la 
convocation  d’une  Convention  Nationale,  et 
prononce  la  suspension  du  pouvoir  executif 
dans  les  mains  du  Roi.  1792.  (  With  France, 

Assemble  Nat.  Constit.  Constitution  frangaise, 
1791. )  .2686 

-  Barante,  A.  G.  P.  B.,  Baron  de.  Histoire  de  la  Con¬ 
vention  Nationale  (fragment).  32  pp.  (Correspondant, 
v.  28,  1851,  p.  321.)— Dauiiou,  P.  C.  F.  M6moires  pour 
servir  a,  l’bistoire  de  la  Convention  Nationale.  60  pp. 
(Barri&re,  J.  F.,  Mem.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  12,  p.  405.) — 
I>h  Frlche  de  Valaz^,  C.  E.  Rapport  fait  a  la  Con¬ 
vention  Nationale  .  .  .  sur  les  crimes  du  ci-devant  roi, 
dont  les  preuves  ont  6t6  trouvges  dans  les  papiers  re- 
cueillis  par  le  Comity  de  Surveillance  de  la  Commune  de 
Paris.  28  pp.  ( With  France,  Assemblee  Nat.  Constit. 
Constitution  frangaise,  1791.) 

See  also  Gazette  nationale,  ou  le  Moniteur  uni¬ 
versel  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

France,  Corps  Legislatif. 

Broglie,  J.  V.  A.,  Due  de.  Le  Corps  Legislatif,  le 
Mexique,  et  la  Prusse.  32  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  75, 
1868,  p.  725.) — Lavergne,  L.  G.  L.  G.  de.  Constitution 
de  1852  et  la  session  de  1861.  20  pp.  ( Correspondant, 
v.  53,  1861,  p.  425.) 

France,  Direction  Generate  des  Archives  Na¬ 
tionals.  See  France,  Ministere  de  1’ Instruc¬ 
tion  Publique,  des  Cultes,  et  des  Beaux-arts. 
Archives  nationales,  etc. 

France,  Direction  G6n6rale  des  Douanes. 

Tableau  g6n6ral  du  commerce  de  la 
France  avec  ses  colonies  et  les  puissances 
etrangeres,  1843-45,  91.  Paris,  1844-92.  4  v. 
4°.  —2371 

France,  Directoire  Executif,  1795-99. 

Boulay  de  la  Meurthe,  A.  Comte.  Le 
Directoire  et  l’expedition  d’Egypte.  Etude 
sur  les  tentatives  du  Directoire  pour  commu- 
niquer  avec  Bonaparte,  le  secourir,  et  le  ra- 
mener.  1885.  4687 


FRANCE,  Directoire  Ex^cutif 


1491  FRANCE,  Ministere  de  l’Instruc.  Pub.,  etc. 


-  Burke,  E.  Two  letters  addressed  to  a 

member  of  the  present  Parliament  on  the 
proposals  for  peace  with  the  regicide  Directory 
of  France.  1796.  ( With  his  Reflections  on 

the  Revolution  in  France. )  .2684 

The  same.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  18.)  3116 

-  Granier  de  Cassagnac,  A.  de.  Histoire 

du  Directoire.  1851-63,  3  v.  4602 

-  Pierre,  Y.  La  terreur  sous  le  Directoire. 

Histoire  de  la  persecution  politique  et  reli- 
gieuse,  apr&s  le  coup  d’etat  du  18  Fructidor 
(4  Sept.  1797).  1887.  1681 

- (Ed.)  Deportation  ecclesiastique  sous 

le  Directoire.  1896.  —4172 

-  Richer- Serisy,  (—).  Au  Directoire.  1799. 

(  With  his  L’Accusateur  public,  v.  3.)  4606 

-  Barante,  A.  G.  P.  B.,  Baron  de.  Histoire  du  Direc¬ 
toire  (extrait).  39  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  35,  1855,  pp.  600, 
889.) — Hyde  de  Nenville,  G.  J.,  Baron,  Comte  de  Bem- 
posta.  Analogies  historiques :  le  Directoire  et  Bona¬ 
parte.  25  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  115,  1888,  p.  413.) 

France,  Etats  G6n6raux,  1302-1789. 

Canel,  A.  History  of  the  States-General 
of  Normandy.  1889.  (Goldsmid,  E.  M.,  Coll. 
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-  Dubois-Crance.  E.  L.  A.  Analyse  de  la 

Revolution  frail gaise  depuis  l’ouverture  des 
Etats  Gen6raux  jusqu’au  6  Brumaire  an  IV  de 
Repub lique  ..  .  Pub.  par  T.  lung.  1885.  2683 

-  Herelle,  G.  (Ed.)  Documents  inedits 

sur  les  Etats  Gen6raux,  1482-1789.  1879.  .2695 

-  Jobez,  A.  Mirabeau  et  les  Etats  Generaux 

(1784-89).  1893.  (In  his  France  sous  Louis 

XVI,  v.  3. )  2672 

— —  Picot,  G.  M.  R.  Histoire  des  Etats  G6n6- 
raux.  1888,  5  v.  4657 

-  Zeller,  B.  Anne  deBeaujeu  ;  les  Etats  de 

1484.  1888.  (In  his  Hist,  de  France,  v.  6. )  4657 
— —  —  Les  Etats  de  la  Ligue,  1593-94.  1888. 

(In  his  Hist,  de  France,  v.  11.)  4657 

-  Abbott,  J.  S.  C.  The  States-General.  10  pp.  (Har¬ 
per's  Mag.  v.  15,  1857,  p.  314.) — Bayet,  C.  Y  a-t-il  eu  des 
Etats  Gengraux  en  l’an  1313?  3  pp.  (Bev.  hist.  v.  17,  1881, 
p.327.) — Boutaric,  E.  Premiers  Etats  Ggngraux,  1302- 
14.  37  pp.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  21, 1859,  p.  1.) — 
lietsey,  F.  W.  The  States  General  of  F.  91pp.  (New 
Englander,  v.  43,  1884,  p.  765 ;  v.  44,  1885,  pp.  25,  690,  818 ; 
v.  45,  1888,  p.  836.)— Larcy,  R.  de.  Louis  XVI  et  les 
Etats  Ggngraux  jusqu’aux  journges  des  5  et  6  Oct.  1789. 
97  pp.  ( Corresj)ondant,  v.  74,  1868,  pp.  502,  692 ;  v.  75,  1868, 
p.585.) — Louis  XVI,  King  of  France.  Construction  of 
the  speech  addressed  to  the  Etats  Ggngraux.  33  pp. 
(Philobiblon  Soc.  Miscel.  v.  1.)— Marion,  J.  (Ed.)  Rap¬ 
port  adressg  au  roi  sur  les  dolgances  du  clergg,  aux 
Etats  Ggngraux  de  1413.  12  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des 

Chartes,  v.  6,  1844,  p.  277.) — Election  du  dgputg  de  la 
prgvote  de  Paris  aux  Etats  Ggngraux  de  1588.  37  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  6,  1845,  p.  422.) — Thomas, 
A.  Etats  Ggngraux  sous  Charles  VII.  34  pp.  (Rev.  Hist. 
v.  40,  1889,  p.  55.)— Vlolict,  P.  Election  des  dgputgs  aux 
Etats  Ggngraux  rgunis  it  Tours  en  1468  et  en  1484,  d’aprgs 
des  documents  ingdits.tirgs  des  archives  de  Bayonne, 
Senlis,  Lyon,  Origans,  et  Tours.  37  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole 
des  Chartes,  v.  27,  1866,  p.  22.) 

See  also  Gazette  nationalc,  ou  le  Moniteur  univer- 
sel  (in  preceding  catalogue), 

Voi,.  III.— 187 


France,  Etats  Provinciaux,  1229-1789. 

Flandin,  J.  M.  E.  Des  assemblies  pro¬ 
vinciates  dans  l’Empire  rornain  et  l’ancienne 
France.  1878.  — 2342 

-  Thomas,  A.  Etats  Provinciaux  de  la  F.  centrale 

sous  Charles  VII.  98  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  10,  1879,  p.  249; 
v.  11,  1879,  p.  1.) 

France,  Gouvernement  de  la  Defense  Nationale, 
1870-71. 

Republique  frangaise.  Code  complet  des 
lois,  decrets,  arrOtes,  circulates  d’interet  gen¬ 
eral  promulguis  a  Paris  et  a  Tours,  collation- 
nes  sur  les  textes  officiels  par  A.  Joly.  Lyon, 
1871.  16°.  —2316 

France,  Ministere  d'Etat. 

Archives  de  l’Empire.  Inventaires  et  do¬ 
cuments  pub.  par  ordre  de  l’Empereur  sous  la 
direction  de  M.  le  Comte  de  Laborde.  La¬ 
yettes  du  Tresor  des  Chartes  par  M.  Alexan¬ 
dre  Teulet.  v.  1.  Paris,  1863.  4°.  2661 

Note. — For  v.  2  see  under  Ministere  de  la  Maison  de 
l’Empereur,  etc. :  for  v.  3  see  under  Ministere  de  l’lnstruc- 
tion  Publique,  eto. 

France,  Ministere  de  la  Guerre. 

Bibliotheque  du  D6p6t  de  la  guerre.  Cata¬ 
logue.  Paris,  1883-93.  8  v.  8°.  W.  34 

France,  Ministere  de  V Instruction  Publique,  des 
Cultes,  et  des  Beaux-arts. 

Annuaire  des  bibliotheques  et  des  archives, 
1886-89,  91-97.  Paris,  1886-97.  11  v.  16°.  W.  38 

-  Archives  de  la  Commission  Scientifique  du 

Mexique.  Paris,  1865-67.  3  v.  8°.  — 3653 

-  Archives  des  missions  scientifiques  et  lit- 

teraires :  choix  de  rapports  et  instructions. 
2  s.  Paris,  1864-72.  7  v.  8°.  —3654 

- 3  s.  Paris,  1873-89.  15  v.  8°.  —3654 

- Nouvelles  archives,  v.  1-6,  8.  Paris, 

1891-96.  7  v.  8°.  —3654 

-  Archives  nationales.  Inventaires  et  docu¬ 
ments  pub.  par  la  Direction  generate  des 
archives  nationales.  Layettes  du  Tresor  des 
Chartes.  v.  3.  Par  M.  Joseph  de  Laborde. 
Paris,  1875.  4°.  2661 

Note—  For  v.  1  see  under  Minist&re  d’Etat ;  for  v.  2  see 
under  Ministere  de  la  Maison  de  l’Empereur,  etc. 

-  Bibliotheque  de  1’ Ecole  des  hautes  etudes. 

Sciences  philologiques  et  historiques.  Paris, 

1869-95.  105  v.  4°.  and  8°.  —4153 

Note. — V.  30,  47,  51,  96,  104,  wanting.  For  contents  see 
Bibliotheque. 

- Bulletin  des  bibliotheques  et  des  archives. 

1884,  nos.  1-3 ;  1885,  no.  4 ;  1889,  nos.  2,  3. 
Paris,  1884-90.  6  nos.  8°.  W.  36 

-  Catalogue  geniral  des  MSS.  des  biblio¬ 
theques  publiques  de  France,  v.  18,  19.  Paris, 
1893.  2  v.  8°.  AV.  63 

Contents.  Fagnan,  E.  Alger,  v.  18.— Coyecque,  E. 
Amicus,  v.  19. 


FRANCE,  Ministere  de  l’Instruc.  Pub.,  etc.  1492 


FRANCE,  Ministere  des  Finances 


—  Catalogue  general  des  MSS.  des  biblio- 
th&ques  publiques  des  dgpartements.  Paris, 
1849-78.  6  V.  4°.  4693 


Contents. 


Arras,  v.  4. 

Au tun,  v.  1. 

Avranches,  v.  4. 
Boulogne-sur-mer,  v.  4. 
Charleville,  v.  5. 

Douai,  v.  6. 

Epinal,  v.  3. 

Laon,  v.  1. 


Metz,  v.  5. 
Montpellier,  v.  1. 
St.  Di6,  v.  3. 

St.  Mihiel,  v.  3. 
St.  Omer,  v.  3. 
Schlestadt,  v.  3. 
Troyes,  v.  2. 
Verdun,  v.  5. 


—  Collection  de  documents  inedits  sur  l’his- 
toire  de  France.  Paris,  1880-96.  50  v.  4°.  4682 

.2683 


Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  Collection  in  preceding  cata¬ 
logue. 


Contents.  Catharine  «le*Me«lici,  Queen  of  France. 
Lettres,  1533-77,  5  v. — Chape  Iain,  J.  Lettres,  2  v.— 
Recueil  des  chartes  de  l’Abbaye  de  Cluny,  5  v. — Aulard, 
F.  V.  A.  (Ed.)  Recueil  des  actes  du  Comitg  <le  salat 
pnbliqne,  9  v.— Strambaldi,  D.  Cronicha  del  regno  di 
Cy pro.  Pub.  par  R.  de  Mas  Latrie. — Inscriptions  de 
la  France,  5  v. — Guiffrey,  J.  (Ed.)  Comptes  des  bfiti- 
ments  du  Roi  sous  le  rggne  de  Eonis  XIV,  1664-1705, 
4  v. — Mazarin,  J.,  Cardinal.  Lettres,  8  v. — liglanges 
historiques.  Choix  de  documents,  5  v. — Flammer- 
mont,  J.  G.,  and  Tourneux,  J.  M.  (Eds.)  Remontrances 
du  Parlement  «le  Paris  au  XVIII  sigcle,  1715-68,  2  v. 
— Bemont,  C.  (Ed.)  Roles  gaseous. — Michel,  F.  (Ed.) 
R61es  gascons.— Demay,  G.  Inventaire  des  seeanx  de 
la  collection  Clairambault  5,  la  Bibliotheque  nationale, 
2  v. 


—  Hygiene  des  Scoles  primaires  et  des  ecoles 

maternelles.  Rapports  et  documents  pre- 
sentes  .  .  .  par  la  Commission  d’ Hygiene  Sco- 
laire.  Paris,  1884.  8°.  — 3784 

—  Manufacture  nationale  de  Sevres.  Cata¬ 

logue  du  musee  ceramique  par  Edouard  Gar- 
nier.  fasc.  4.  Paris,  1897.  8°.  — 17C3 

—  Mission  archeologique  frangaise  au  Caire. 

Chansons  populaires  arabes  en  dialecte  du 
Caire  d’apres  les  MSS.  d’un  chanteur  des 
rues.  Specimen  pub.  par  M.  U.  Bouriant. 
Paris,  1893.  r.  8°.  3171 

—  Mission  archeologique  frangaise  au  Caire. 

Memoires  pub.  par  les  membres  sous  la  direc¬ 
tion  de  G.  Maspero,  E.  Gr6baut,  U.  Bouriant. 
V.  1-5,  pt.  2  ;  6  pt.  1  ;  7  ;  9  pts.  1,3;  12  pt.  1. 
Paris,  1886-95.  9  v.  in  15,  4°.  4791 

Contents.  Baillet,  J.  Papyrus  mathgmatique  d’Akh- 
min,  v.  9,  pt.  1.— Bouriant,  U.  Papyrus  d’Akhmin,  v.  1. 
— Loret,  V.  Stgle  de  l’am-xent  Amen-hote|»,  v.  1. — 
Loret,  V.  Tombeau  de  l’am-xent  Amen-hotep,  v.  1.— 
Maspero,  G.  C.  C.  Fragments  de  la  version  thgbaine  de 
PAncien  Testament,  v.  6,  pt.  1.— Bourgoin,  J.  Prgcis 
de  Part  arabe  et  matgriaux  pour  servir  it  la  thgorie  et 
^  la  technique  des  arts  de  l’Orient  musulman,  v.  7. — 
Ravaisse,  P.  Essai  sur  l’histoire  et  sur  la  topopraphie 
du  Caire  d’aprgs  Makrlzi,  v.  1,  3,  pt.  2.— Dulac,  H.  (Ed. 
and  Tr.)  Quatre  contes  arabes  en  dialecte  cairote, 
v.  1. — Bouriant,  U.  Ejglise  co]>te  du  tombeau  de  Dgga, 
v.  1.— Bouriant,  U.  Rapport  sur  line  mission  dans  la 
haute-Egy|>te  (1884-85),  v.  1.— Ainglineau,  E.  Monu¬ 
ments  pour  servir  al’histoire  de  l’Egypte  chrgtienne 
aux  IV,  V,  VI,  et  VII  sigcles,  v.  4. — Bouriant,  U.  Frag¬ 
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KhA-m-hA,  v.  1. — Loret,  V.  Quelques  documents  re- 
latifs  a  la  littgrature  et  a  la  musique  populaires  de 
la  haute-Egypte,  v.  1.— Maspero,  G.  C.  C.  Mornies 
royales  de  Dgir  el-Bahari,  v.  1.— Gayet,  A.  Monu¬ 
ments  copies  du  Musge  de  Boulaq,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Virey, 
P.  Etude  sur  un  parchemin  rapportg  de  Thebes,  v.  1. 
—Lefgbure,  E.,  and  others.  Tombeau  de  Ramses  IV, 
v.  3,  pt.  1.— Virey,  P.  Tombeau  de  Rekhmara,  Prgfet 
de  Thebes  sous  la  XVIII  dynastie,  v.  5,  pt.  1. — Lefgbure, 
E.,  and  others.  Tombeau  de  Scti  I,  v.  2. — Bouriant,  U. 
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P  Amerique  centrale.  Paris,  1868-85.  9  v.  fo. 
4°.  8°.  —2653 

Note.—  For  contents,  see  Mission  scientifique  in  preced¬ 
ing  catalogue. 

-  Mission  scientifique  du  Cap  Horn,  1882-83. 

v.  1  :  Histoire  du  voyage  par  L.  F.  Martial. 
Paris,  1888.  4°.  .2531 

-  Premiers  monuments  de  l’imprimerie  en 

France  au  XV  siecle.  Pub.  par  O.  Thierry- 
Poux.  [Illustr.]  Paris,  1890.  fo.  — 17  A1 

-  Repertoire  archeologique  de  la  France. 

Paris,  1861-68.  4°.  1741 

-  Repertoire  des  travaux  historiques,  con- 

tenant  P  analyse  des  publications  faites  en 
France  et  a  Petranger  sur  l’histoire,  les  monu¬ 
ments,  et  la  langue  de  la  France,  1882-83. 
Paris,  1882-86.  3  v.  8°.  W.  33 

Fi  •ance,  Minister  e  de  la  Maison  de  V  Empereur 
et  des  Beaux-arts. 

Archives  de  P  Empire.  Inventaires  et  docu¬ 
ments  pub.  par  ordre  de  l’Empereur  sous  la 
direction  de  M.  le  Marquis  de  Laborde.  La¬ 
yettes  du  Tresor  des  Chartes  par  M.  Alexan¬ 
dre  Teulet.  v.  2.  Paris,  1866.  4°.  2661 

Note.— For  v.  1  see  under  Ministgre  d’Etat;  for  v.  3  see 
under  Ministgre  de  lTnstruction  Publique,  etc. 

-  Archives  de  P Empire.  Inventaires  et  docu¬ 
ments  pub.  par  ordre  de  l’Empereur  sous  la 
direction  de  M.  le  Marquis  de  Laborde.  Monu¬ 
ments  historiques  par  M.  Jules  Tardif.  Paris, 
1866.  4°.  and  atlas  fo.  1221 ;  atlas,  1212 

France,  Ministdre  de  la  Marine. 

Mission  scientifique  du  Cap  Horn,  1882-83. 
v.  1,  Histoire  du  voyage  par  L.  F.  Martial. 
Paris,  1888.  4°.  .2531 

France,  Ministere  des  Affaires  Etrangeres. 

Commission  des  Archives  Diplomatiques. 
See  France,  Commission,  etc. 

—  Rroslie,  j.  v.  A.,  Due  de.  Ministgre  des  Affaires 
Etranggres  avant  et  aprgs  la  Rgvolution.  41pp.  (Cor- 
respondant,  n.  s.  v.  93,  1882,  p.  393.) — Relisle,  L.  V. 
Origine  des  archives  du  Ministgre  des  Affaires  Etran¬ 
ggres.  17  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  35,  1874, 
p.  356.) 

France,  Ministere  des  Arts. 

Iloussaye,  H.  Le  Ministgre  des  arts.  15  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1882,  3  pgr.  v.  49,  p.  613.) 

France,  Ministdre  des  Finances. 

Vend,  H.  de.  Gestion  des  forgts  au  Ministgre  des 
Finances.  43  pp.  ( Corrcspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  101,  1884, 
p.  796.) 


FRANCE,  Miniature  des  Travaux  Publics 


1493 


FRANCE 


France,  Minister e  des  Travaux  Publics. 

Bulletin  des  services  de  la  carte  g6ologique 
de  la  France  et  des  topographies  souterraines, 
v.  8,  no.  50.  Le  Jurassique  a  l’ouest  du  pla¬ 
teau  central.  Contribution  &  l’histoire  des 
mers  jurassiques  dans  le  bassin  de  V  Aquitaine 
par  M.  Ph.  Glangeaud.  Avec  figures  et  une 
carte.  Paris,  1895.  8°.  — 1653 

-  M6moires  pour  servir  a  P explication  de  la 

carte  gfiologique  ddtaill6e  de  la  France.  L’ Ar- 
denne  par  J.  Gosselet.  Paris,  1888.  4°.  — 1652 

France,  Parlement. 

Archives  parlementaires  de  1787  a  1860. 
Recueil  complet  des  d6bats  16gislatifs  et  poli- 
tiques  des  Chambres  fran§aises.  1  s.  v.  16-50, 
31  Mai,  1790-21  Sept.,  1792.  Paris,  1883-96. 
35  v.  r.  8°.  —3312,  —3142 

Note. — For  v.  1-15  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- 2  s.  v.  54,  56-94,  13  Mai,  1828-20  Avril, 

1835.  Paris,  1883-96.  40v.r.  8°.  —3321,  —3142 

Note. — For  v.  1-53  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Remontrances  du  Parlement  de  Paris  au 

XVIII  sifecle,  pub.  par  Jules  Flammermont  et 
Maurice  Tourneux.  1715-68.  Paris,  1888-95. 

2  v.  4°.  (Coll,  de  doc.  in6d.  hist,  de  France.) 

.2601 

-  Aubert,  F.  Sources  de  la  procedure  au 

Parlement  de  Philippe  le  Bel  tl  Charles  VII. 
1890.  .2694 

Note. — Also  in  Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Charles,  v.  51,  1890, 
p.  477. 

-  Carne,  L.  M.,  Comte  de.  Etudes  sur  l’his¬ 
toire  du  gou  vernement  represen  tatif  en  France 
de  1789  a  1848.  1855,  2  v.  —1325 

-  Pontecoulant,  L.  G.  D.,  Comte  de.  Sou¬ 
venirs  historiques  et  parlementaires  .  .  .  1764- 
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-  Abrest,  P.  d’.  Portraets  aus  dem  franzoesischen 

Parlament.  16  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  1,  p.  190.)—  A u- 
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Paris  et  de  la  jurisprudence  du  Parlement,  au  14  sifecle. 
39  pp.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  6,  1844,  p.396.) — 
La  Bergre,  A.  de.  Les  grands  comitSs  parlementaires. 
L’exp6rience  de  1848.  32  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1889, 

3  pgr.  v.  96,  p.  617.) — Nicolas,  de  Chartres.  Nouveaux 
fragments  du  Liber  inquestarum  (1269-98),  par  C.  V. 
Langlois.  31  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  46,  1885, 
p.  440.) 

See  also  France,  Chambre  des  Deputes ;  Serial.  Also 
Gazette  nationale,  ou  le  Moniteur  universel  (in 
preceding  catalogue). 

France,  Secretaire  d'Etat  des  Colonies. 

Exposition  coloniale  de  1889.  Les  colonies 
fran§aises ;  notices  illustrSes  pub.  par  ordre 
du  Sous-Secr6taire  d’Etat  des  Colonies  sous 
la  direction  de  M.  Louis  Henrique.  Paris, 
[1889-90].  6  v.  12°.  .2697 


France,  Senat. 

Pensa,  H.  L’Algerie  .  .  .  Voyage  de  la 
delegation  de  la  Commission  s6natoriale  d’e- 
tudes  des  questions  algeriennes.  1894.  3404 

See  also  France,  Parlement.  Also  Gazelle  natio¬ 
nale,  ou  le  Moniteur  universel  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

France,  Tiers  Etat. 

Bernier,  P.  D.  Essai  sur  le  Tiers-Etat 
rural ;  ou,  les  pay  sans  de  Basse-Normandie 
au  XVIII  si£cle.  1892.  4604 

- Babeau,  A.  Representation  du  Tiers  Etat  aux  as¬ 
semblies  pour  la  redaction  des  coutumes  au  16  siScle. 
10  pp.*  (Rev.  hist.  v.  21,  1883,  p.  91.) 

France,  Tresor  des  Chartes. 

Teulet,  J.  B.  A.  T.,  and  Laborde,  J.  de. 
Layettes  du  Tresor  des  Chartes.  1863-75,  3  v. 
(France,  Ministere  d'Etat ,  etc.)  2661 

- Luce,  A.  S.  Juifs  sous  Charles  Y  et  le  fonds  hibraique 

du  Trisor  des  Chartes  en  1372.  9  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  7, 
1878,  p.  362.) — Rozifcre,  E.  de.  Des  erreurs  de  date  con- 
tenues  dans  les  registres  du  Trisor  des  Chartes.  7  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  8,  1846,  p.  148.) 


France.  II. 

Works  about  France,  arranged  in  the  fol¬ 
lowing  order,  general  and  miscellaneous 
works  being  placed  at  the  head. 


Agriculture  and  horticul¬ 
ture. 

Antiquities. 

Architecture. 

Archives. 

Army  and  navy. 
Bibliography. 

Biography. 

Botany. 

Canals. 

Charities. 

Chronology. 

Church  history. 
Civilization. 

Climate. 

Colonies. 

Commerce. 

Commune.  See  Paris,  His¬ 
tory. 

Constitutions. 

Costume. 

Court  and  courtiers. 
Education. 

Finance. 

Fine  arts. 

Fisheries. 

Forests. 

Genealogy. 

France. 


Geology  and  palaeon¬ 
tology. 

Heraldry  and  peer¬ 
age. 

History. 

Industries. 

Internal  affairs. 

King. 

Land  tenure. 

Law. 

Libraries. 

Maps. 

Mineralogy  and  mines 
Music. 

National  and  social 
character. 
Numismatics. 

Political  economy. 
Politics. 

Population. 

Postal  service. 
Railroads. 

Science. 

Statistics. 

Tariff. 

Weights  and  meas¬ 
ures. 

Zoology. 


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and  Italian  note-books.  [  1883.  ]  (  Works , 

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Note. — The  Library  contains  accounts  of  the  following 
departments,  cities,  etc.,  of  France  : 

Abbeville.  —  Abondance. — Agde. — Agen. — 
Agenais.  —  Ahun.  —  Aigues-mortes.  —  Ain.  — 
Airaines.  —  Aire.  —  Aisne.  —  Aix,  —  Aix-les- 
Baines.  — Alais.  — Albi.  — Albret.  — Alise-Ste.- 
Reine.  — Allichamps.  — Alluets-le-Roi.  —Alpes 
maritimes. — Ambacourt.— -  Amfreville.  — Ami¬ 
ens. — Angers. — An  gouleme.  —  Anjou.  — Anne¬ 
cy.  — Anneville.  — Antibes.  — Aquitaine.  — Ar- 
cachon.  —  Arc-en-Barrois.  —  Arcueil.  —  Ar¬ 
dennes.  — Argentan.  — Argonne. — Arles. — Ar- 
magnac. — Armentieres. — Armorica. — Arques. 
— Arras.  —  Artiguelouve.  — Artois.  — Assas.  — 
Attigny.— Aube. — Aubigny.— Auch.—  Aude. — 
Aumale. — Aunis. — Auray . — Aurillac.  —  Autun . 
— Auvergne. — Auvers.  — Auxerre.  — Aveyron. 
— Avignon. — Avranches.— Ballancourt. — Bar. 
— Bar-le-Duc. — Baroche,  La. — Barreges. — Bar- 
rois.— Bar-sur-Aube. — Bar-sur-Seine. — Batz. — 
Baux.—  Bavay.  —  Bayeux.  — Bayonne.  — Baza- 
dais. — Bazas.  — Bazeilles.  —  Bearn.  —  Beaufre- 
mont. — Beaujolais.  — Beaumarais. — Beaune. — 
Beauvais. — Beauvaisis.  — Bergeres. — Bergues. 
— Bernard,  Le.  — Bernay.  — Berru.  — Berry.  — 
Besamjon.  — Bessan.  — Bethune.  — Beuvray.  — 
BSziers.  — Biarritz.  — Bigorre. — Blain . — Blois.  — 
Boissy-St.-Leger.  — Bonneval. — Bonnevaux. — 
Bordeaux. — Bordelais. — Borne.  — Boulogne. — 


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FRANCE,  Agriculture  and  horticulture 


Bourbonnais. — Bourbonne-les-Bains. — Bourg- 
Acliard.  —  Bourges.  —  Bourg-St. -Maurice.  — 
Bouvines.  —  Bouy.  —  Boviolles.  —  Breny.  — 
Bresse.  —  Briangonnais.  —  Briar  re.  —  Brie.  — 
Briord.  —  Brittany.  —  Bugey.  —  Burgundy.  — 
Cadenet.  —  Caen.  — Cahors.  —  Calais.  — Calva¬ 
dos. — Cambrai.  — Cambr6sis. — Canigou. — Car¬ 
cassonne.  — Carnac.  — Castillon.  — Catenoy.  — 
Caudebec-les-Elbeuf. — Cesar,  Mt. — C6vennes. 
— Chaalis. — Chadoz.— Chalabre. — Chalons-sur- 
Marne.  —  Chalon-sur-Sa6ne.  — Chambon-sous- 
Vouise. — Champagne.— Champeaux.— Champ- 
voux. — Chantilly.  — Chantoceaux.  — Chapelle- 
Vendbmoise.  —  Charente.  —  Charente-Inf6ri- 
eure. — Charenton. — Chartres. — Chateaubleau. 
— Ch&telet.  — Chaussey.  — Chelles.  — Chene-le- 
Populeux. — Cher.— Cherbourg.— Chevincourt. 
— Chinon.  —  Choisy-aux-Bceufs.  —  Choisy-le- 
Roi. — Cimiez. — Cing-Mars- La-Pile.— Civray. — 
Clermont.  —  Cluny.  —  Coligny.  — Colognac. — 
Compifegne.  —  Conches.  —  Condom.  — Condo- 
mois.  — Cons-la-Grand’ville. — Conty. — Corbie. 
— Corsica.  —  C6te-d’Or.  —  C&tes-du-Nord.  — 
Coucy.  — Courtisols.  — Coutances.  — Creuse.  — 
Crozon. — Cruguel. — Cunault-sur-Loire. — Dau- 
phin6. — Demuin.  — Diarville.  — Die.  — Dieppe. 
— Digne.  —  Dijon.  —  Domagne.  —  Dombes.  — 
— Doullens.  — Dunkirk. — Durbon. — Ecouen. — 
Eix.  — Elne.  — Embrun.  — Ervy . — Eu. — Eure-et- 
Loir.  —  Evreux.  —  Eza.  —  Famars.  — Feurs.  — 
Figeac. — Finistere.  — Fleury.  — Foigny. — Fon¬ 
tainebleau.  —  Fontaine-en-Sologne.  —  Fonte- 
nailles.  —  Forez.  —  Frangaise,  La.  —  Franche 
Comte.  — Fressin.  — Gannes.  — Gap.  — Gard.  — 
Gascony. — Gatinois. — Gavacherie.— Gavr’inis. 
— Gignac.—Gigny.— Gironde.— Gondrecourt. — 
Gonesse. — Grand. — Grau  de  Palavas.— Greno¬ 
ble. — Guienne. — Guise.  — Hasparren.  — Havre. 
— Henansal.  — Herbord.  — Herpes.  — Ille-et-Vi- 
laine. — Indre-et-Loire.— Ivry.— Jarez.— Joches. 
— Joigny.  — Jura.  — Kerlan-en-Goulien.  — Ker- 
maria-Nisquit. — Kervern. — Kiersy-sur-Oise. — 
Konts,  Basse. — Lagny. — Landes. — Landouzy- 
la-Ville.— Langon.  — Langres.  — Languedoc.— 
Laon. — Largenti&re.  — La  Roque  d’Antheron. 
— Lectoure.  — Lezoux.  — Lille.  — Lillebonne. — 
Limoges.  —  Limousin.  —  Locon.  —  Lod&ve.  — 
Loire.  — Loire  Inferieure.  — Lot-et-Garonne. — 
Loudun.  — Luneville.  —  Luxeuil.  —  Lyonnais. 
—  Lyons.  —  Maguelone.  — Mailly.  — Maine.  — 
Manche, — Mandeure. — Mans,  Le. — Mantes. — 
Mantoche.  —  Marche.  —  Marck.  —  Marne.  — 
Marne,  Haute.  — Marseilles.  — Martres.  — Ma- 
villy. — Mayenne.  — Meaux.  — Medoc. — Melun. 
— Mende. — Menton. — Meru. — Merville. — Mes- 
sin. — Mettray. — Meudon.  — Millau.  — Moirans. 
— Mons. — Montauban.— Montiers-sur-Saulx. — 
Montpellier.  — Mont-S  t.  -Michel. — Morbihan .  — 
Morinie. — Morzines.  — Moselle.  — Muret. — Na- 
jac.  —  Nalliers.  — Nancy.  — Nant.  — Nantes.  — 
Narbonne.  —  Neuilly-St.-Front.  —  Nevers.  — 
Nice. — Nieppe. — Nievre. — Nimes.— Nivernais. 


— Normandy.  — Noyon.  — Oise.  — Orange.  — 
Paris.  — P6rigord.  — Perigueux. —  Peronne.  — 
Perpignan.  —  Picardy.  —  Ploudalmezeau.  — 
Plouhinec.  — PlozAvet. —  Poitiers. — Poitou.  — 
Pontarlier.  — Provence.  — Provins.  — Puy-de- 
Dome.  — Puy-de-Gaudy.  — Pyrenees.  — Reims. 
— Remiremont.  — Renescure.  — Renty.  — Relz. 
— Rh6ne.  —  Riez.  —  Rivel.  — Rochefort.  —  Ro¬ 
chelle,  La.  — Rodez.  — Rouen.  — Rouergue.  — 
Roussillon. — St.  Amand  Montrond. — St.  Am¬ 
our. — St.  Brieuc. — St.  diamond. — St.  Cricq. — 
St.  Di6. — St.  Geosmes. — St.  Germain. — St.  Iiv 
glevert.— St.  Jean  sur  Tourbe. — St.  Martin  de 
Crau. — St.  Maur. — St.  Omer. — St.  Pabu. — St. 
Paul  Trois  Chateaux. — St.  Pol  de  L6on. — St. 
Sernin  de  Pauliac. — St.  Venant. — St.  Vincent. 
— Saintes.  —  Saintonge.  —  Salon.  —  Samer.  — 
Sanxay.  —  Sa6ne.  — Saone,  Haute.  —  Sarrasi- 
ni&re.  — Sedan.  — Seine-et-Oise. -  Seninghem.  — 
Senlis.  —  Sens.  — Serques.  — Serre- Gaston.  — 
Sevres.— Sisteron.— Soissons.— Soisy-sur-Ecole, 
— Solesmes.  —  Sologne.  —  Somme.  — Soreze.  — 
Souchez. — Surques. — Tarn-eLGaronne.  — The- 
nay.  — Thgrouanne.  —Thun.  — Toulon.  — Tou¬ 
louse.  —  Touraine.  —  Tours.  — Treguier.  — Tri- 
gueres.  — Trouville.  — Troy  es.  — Tulle. — Uzeste. 
— Valence.  — Valenciennes.  — Vannes.  —  Var- 
rennes.  —  Vaucluse.  —  Vaudringhem.  —  Ve- 
naissin,  Comtat.  — Vendome.  — Vendomois.  — 
V  ermandois.  —V  erneuil. — V  ervins.  — V  esontio. 
— Vienne. — Vienne,  Haute. — Vieux.  — Vigeois. 
— Villenauxe.  —  Vincennes  .—V  i  varais. — Vizille. 
— V  olnay .  —Vosges.  — V  ouziers. — W  arloy-Bail- 
lon. — Wast.— Watten. — Wierre-Effroy.  — Xer- 
tigny. 

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in  der  Suedsee.  12  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1871,  v.  2,  p.  418.) — 
Herouval,  V.  d’.  Notes  sur  les  baptises  et  les  convers 
et  sur  les  enqugteurs  royaux  au  temps  de  St.  Louis  et 
des  successeurs  (1234-1334).  13  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des 
Chartes,  v.  28,  1867,  p.  609.) — If  urlbert,  W.  H.  State 
Christianity  and  the  French  elections.  18  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885,  p.  745.)— Des  nouveaux  impdt* 
sur  les  congregations  religieuses.  17  pp.  (Correspondant, 
n.  s.  v.  125,  1890,  p.  1016.) — Jannet,  C.  Le  droit  disso¬ 
ciation  et  le  projet  de  loi  contre  les  congregations  reli¬ 
gieuses.  25  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  98,  1884,  p.  1029.) 
— Bef<5bure,  L.  De  Faction  catholique  en  F.  depuis 
cinquante  ans.  41  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  106,  1886, 
p.  9.)— Reroy-Beaulieu,  A.  Catholiques  liberaux  et 
l’eglise  de  F.  depuis  1830.  44  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1884,  3  per.  v.  66,  p.  796.)— Mecomptes  du  liberalisme. 
30  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1885,  3  per.  v.  69,  p.  421.) — 
Buce,  S.  Jeanne  d’Arc  et  les  ordres  mendians.  49  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1881,  3  per.  v.  45,  p.  65.) — Marclie- 
gay,  P.  Choix  de  pieces  inedites  tirOes  des  archives  du 
Chateau  de  Serrant.  22  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes, 
v.  19,  1857,  p.  74.) — Mcaux,  M.  C.  A .,  Vicomte  de.  Renais¬ 
sance  catholique  en  F.  sous  Louis  XIII.  67  pp.  ( Cor¬ 
respondant,  n.  s.  v.  106,  1886,  pp.  773,  1084;  v.  107,  1886, 
p.  151.)— Meig'iian,  G.,  Abp.  of  Tours.  D’un  mouve- 
ment  antireligieux  en  F.  53pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  46, 
1859,  pp.  225,  429.) — De  Firreiigion  systematique  :  ses  in¬ 
fluences  actuelles  sur  les  sciences,  sur  les  gouverne- 
ments,  et  en  particulier  sur  Pexegese  biblique.  23  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  107,  1886,  p.  385.)— Jierig,  ( — ). 
Le  clerge  et  les  temps  nouveaux.  28  pp.  (Correspondant, 
n.  s.  v.  122,  1890,  p.  3.)— Pressens6,  E.  de.  Eve  of  dis¬ 
establishment  in  F.  15  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  80,  1884, 
p.  410.)— Religious  movement  in  F.  10  pp.  ( Harper's 
Mag.  v.  79, 1889,  p.  534.) — Republican  France  and  re¬ 
ligion.  18  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  61,  1884,  p.  48.) — 
Richelieu.  A.  J.  du  P.,  Cardinal  Due  de.  Mgmoire 
inedit.  11pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  1,  1876,  p.  228.)— Rigaud, 
O.,  Abp.  of  Rouen.  E  visitationibus.  23  pp.  (Bouquet, 
M.,  Rec.  hist.  Caules,  v.  21,  p.  571.)— Rocquain,  F. 
Refus  de  sacrements,  1752-54.  24  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  5, 1877. 
p.  241.) — Sayous,  E.  La  France  pays  peu  connu.  17  pp. 
(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  43,  1889,  p.  315.) — 
Scherer,  E.  H.  A.  Eglise  et  la  societe  moderne.  12  pp. 
(In  his  Etudes  critiques  sur  la  litterat.  contemp.  v.  5, 
p.  361.)— Sicard,  (— ).  Les  curds  avant  1789.  70  pp. 

(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  122,  1890,  pp.  389,  693.) — Episcopat 
franfais  k  la  veille  de  la  Revolution.  93  pp.  (Corre¬ 
spondant,  n.  s.  v.  119,  1889,  pp.  205,  494,  696.) — Un  monde 
disparu.  Les  dispensateurs  des  benefices  ecclesiastiques 
avant  1789.  38  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  120,  1889, 


FRANCE,  Church  history 


1502 


FRANCE,  Colonies 


p.  856.)— Situation  religieuse.  11  pp.  ( Correspon - 
dant,  n.  s.  v.  127,  1891,  p.  3.) — Thbvcuin,  M.  Notice  sur 
un  MS.  carolingien  de  la  Bibliothfeque  ambrosienne  it 
Milan  (MS.  A.  46).  7  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  2,  1876,  p.  136.)— 
Vogue,  E.  M.,  Vicomte  de.  Neo-Christian  movement  in 
P.  9  pp.  ( Harper’s  Mag.  v.  84,  1892,  p.234.) 

See  also  Albigenses.  —  Camisiirds.  —  Catholic 
I'lmrcli  in  France.  —  Jausenlsts.  —  Jesuits. — 
Paris.— Port  Royal  lies  Champs. 

Reformation. 

Aguesse,  L.  Histoire  de  l’etablissement 
du  Protestantisme  en  France.  1882-86,  4  v. 

—3265 

-  Ammidon,  H.  Historical  collections  :  con¬ 
taining  the  Reformation  in  France  :  the  rise, 
progress,  and  destruction  of  the  Huguenot 
church  .  .  .  1877,  2  v.  .2626 

-  Briet,  E.  Protestantisme  en  Brie  et  Basse- 

Champagne  du  XYI  siecle  a  nos  jours.  1885. 

—4273 

-  Duncan,  J.  Religious  wars  of  France, 

from  the  accession  of  Henry  II,  to  the  peace 
of  Vervins.  1840.  .2607 

-  Frossard,  C.  L.  (Ed.)  R6 forme  en  B6arn. 

1896.  —2191 

-  Hanna,  W.  Wycliffe  and  the  Huguenots  ; 

or,  sketches  of  the  rise  of  the  Reformation  in 
England  and  of  the  early  history  of  Protest¬ 
antism  in  France.  1860.  — 3277 

-  Meaux,  M.  C.  A.,  Vicomte  de.  Luttes  re- 

ligieuses  en  France  au  seizi&me  siecle.  1879. 

—4266 

-  Ouvre,  H.  Documents  inMits  sur  P  his¬ 
toire  du  Protestantisme  en  France  et  en  Hol¬ 
land,  1566-1636.  1853.  —3274 

-  Wilks,  M.  History  of  the  persecutions 

endured  by  the  Protestants  of  the  south  of 
France.  1821,  2  v.  — 3265 

-  Zeller,  B.  Charles  IX  et  Frangois  de 

Guise,  la  premiere  guerre  de  religion  (1560- 
63).  1887.  (In  his  Hist,  de  France,  v.  9.)  4657 

- La  Reforme.  1890.  (In  his  Hist,  de 

France,  v.  9.)  4657 

-  Kliickhohu,  A.  Zur  geschichte  des  angeblichen 

buendnisses  von  Bayonne,  nebst  einem  originalbericht 

ueber  die  ursachen  des  zweiten  religionskrieges  in 
Frankreicb.  52  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr. 
v.  41,  1868:  Hist,  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  11,  pt.  1,  1868,  p.  149.) 
— Laugel,  A.  A.  Deuxifeme  et  la  troisibme  guerre  de 
religion.  26  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  p6r.  v.  59, 
p.  162.)— Premifere  guerre  de  religion  .en  F.  25  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  pbr.  v.  58,  p.  656.)— Puaux,  F. 
(Ed.)  Derniere  requete  des  Protestants  de  F.  it  Louis 
XIV  avant  la  revocation  de  l’Edit  de  Nantes,  Jan.  1685. 
33  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  27,  1885,  p.  68. )— Vibville,  J.  Pro¬ 
testantisme  en  F.  25  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  99, 1884, 
p.  385.) 

See  also  Calvinism.  —  Catholic  Cliurcli  in 
France.— Huguenots. — Nantes,  Edict  of. — Refor¬ 
mation.— St.  Bartholomew's  day. 

France,  Civilization. 

Guizot,  F.  P.  G.  Histoire  de  la  civilisa¬ 
tion  en  France.  1840,  4  v.  .2456 

-  Rambaud,  A.  N.  Histoire  de  la  civilisa¬ 
tion  contemporaine  en  France.  1888.  4657 

- Histoire  de  la  civilisation  frangaise. 

1888-89,  2  v.  4657 


France,  Climate. 

Becquerel,  a.  C.  Des  climats  et  de  1’ in¬ 
fluence  qu’exercent  les  sols  bois6s  et  non 
bois6s.  1853.  —2485 

-  Marcet,  W.  Principal  southern  and  Swiss 

health  resorts :  their  climate  and  medical  as¬ 
pect.  1883.  —3785 

-  Societe  meteorologique  de  France.  An- 

nuaire,  1853-54,  56-59,  61-81,  83-89,  91-95. 
1853-95,  39  v.  .—2483 

-  Fuster,  J.  J.  N.  Des  changements  dans  le  climat  de 

la  F.  68  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  7,  1844,  p.  493;  v.  10,  1845, 
p.  413.) 

France,  Colonies. 

Deschamps,  L.  Histoire  de  la  question 
coloniale  en  France.  1891.  .2695 

-  France.  Direction  generale  des  Dou- 

anes.  Tableau  general  du  commerce  de  la 
France  avec  ses  colonies  . . .  1843-45,  91.  1844- 
92,  4  v.  —2371 

-  Henri que,  L.,  and  others.  Exposition 

coloniale  de  1889.  Les  colonies  frangaises, 
notices  illustr6es  pub.  par  ordre  du  Sous-seo- 
retaire  d’Etat  des  colonies.  [1889-90],  6  v. 

.2697 

- Joanne,  P.  Dictionnaire  geographique  et 

administrate  de  la  France  et  de  ses  colonies. 
1890-95,  4  V.  1661 

-  Lanessan,  J.  M.  A.  de.  Expansion  colo¬ 
niale  de  la  France.  1886.  .2695 

-  Malouet,  P.  V.  Collection  de  mgmoires 

et  correspondances  officielles  sur  P  admin  istra- 
tion  des  colonies.  1802,  5  v.  4697 

-  Norman,  C.  B.  Colonial  France.  1886. 

.2696 

-  Poyen-Bellisle,  H.  de.  Guerres  des  An¬ 
tilles  de  1793  &  1815.  (Extrait  du  Memorial 
de  l’artillerie  de  la  marine.)  Avec  7  cartes. 
1896.  .2636 

-  Rameau,  E.  France  aux  colonies,  §tudes 

sur  le  developpement  de  la  race  frangaise 
hors  de  l’Europe.  1859.  1681 

-  Saint-Venant,  B.  Colonies  modernes 

sous  la  zone  torride.  1802.  4647 

-  Silhouette,  E.  de,  and  others.  MAmoires 

des  commissaires  du  Roi  et  de  ceux  de  sa 
Majesty  britannique,  sur  les  possessions  .  .  . 
des  deux  couronnes  en  Am6rique.  1755-57, 
4  v.  in  2.  1652 

-  Zay,  E.  Histoire  mon6taire  des  colonies 

frangaises.  1892.  2763 

-  Bastian,  P.  W.  A.  Die  franzoesische  colonie  in  Hin- 

terindien.  10  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1867,  v.  2,  p.  544.)—  Bize- 
moiit,  H.,  Vicomte  de.  La  France  en  Afrique.  55  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  94,  1883,  pp.  56,  667.) — Burnouf, 
E.  L.  La  France  dans  le  Levant.  24  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1887,  3  pbr.  v.  83,  p.  894.)— Charmes,  G.  La 
France  et  le  protectorat  catholique  en  orient.  38  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  pbr.  v.  55,  p.  760.) — Politique 
coloniale.  42  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  p6r.  v.  60, 
p.  49.) — Cheuclos,  A.  de.  Nos  possessions  et  nos  espb- 
rances  dans  le  golfe  d’Aden.  22  pp.  (Correspondant, 
n.  s.  v.  107,  1886,  p.  844.)— Destrem,  J.  Note  sur  la  con 
duite  de  Bonaparte,  premier  Consul,  it  l’bgard  du  olergfe 
des  colonies.  7  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  9,  1879,  p.  394.) — l)u 
BIe<l,  V.  Une  ancienne  colonie  frangaise.  75  pp.  (Rev. 


FRANCE,  Colonies 


1503 


FRANCE,  Costume 


d.  deux  i non des,  1885,  3  p6r.  v.  67,  pp.  424,  844.) — Diicii- 
ins,  F.  Les  dominations  franpaises.  62  pp.  ( Rev.  con- 
temp.  1852,  v.  4,  pp.  161,  321.)—  Fontbonne,  E.  de.  La 
France  au  Niger.  7  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  119,  1889, 
p.  761.)— Gavard,  C.  Politique  coloniale.  11pp.  (Cor- 
respondant,  n.  s.  v.  102,  1885,  p.  821.)— Grillitb*,  A. 
French  penal  colonies.  18  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21, 
1887,  p.  825.) — Lamarhc.  P.  De  l’esclavage  dans  les 
colonies  franpaises.  68  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  v.  2,  1843, 
p.  145;  v.  4,  1843,  p.  28.) — JLanglois,  A.  Les  colonies 
franpaises  et  la  politique  coloniale  des  peuples  modernes. 
44  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  93,  1882,  pp.  947,  1144.)  — 
FavoIlCe,  R.  Le  bilan  de  la  politique  coloniale.  43  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  113, 1887,  pp.  227,  464.)— Norman. 
C.  B.  Colonies  of  F.  24  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  15, 1884, 
p.  873. )— IMancliuf.  E.  France  et  Madagascar.  19  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1884,  3  pSr.  v.  63,  p.  916.) — Loi  des 
r&iidivistes  et  nos  colonies.  21  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1884,  3  p€r.  v.  66,  p.  166.) — Pontmartin,  A.  A.  J.  M.  F., 
Comte  de.  Commencements  d’une  conqufite.  21  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  Ill,  1887,  p.  1038.) — Roehard,  J. 
Acclimatement  dans  les  colonies  franpaises.  30  pp.  ( Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  p6r.  v.  77,  p.  651.)— Roussel, 
C.  F.  M.  Commencemens  d’une  conqu6te.  215  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1887,  3  p£r.  v.  79,  pp.  56,  509;  v.  80, 
pp.  81,  525;  v.  81,  p.  105.) — .Sain son.  L.  Ambassade 
marocaine :  notre  frontifere  naturelle  du  Maroc.  13  pp 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  104,  1885,  p.  102.) — Tessier,  J. 
G6n.  Decaen  aux  Indes.  36  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  15,  1881, 
p.349.) — Varigny,  C.  C.  de.  La  France  dans  1’OcSan- 
pacifique.  25  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1881,  3  p€r.  v.  44, 
p.  390.) 

See  also  Algeria.  —  Cochin  China.  —  French 
Guiana.  —  Gaboon.  —  Guadeloupe.  —  Guinea.  — 
.Martinique.  —  Reunion.  —  Senegal. — Tahiti. — 
Tonquin. 

France,  Commerce. 

Avenel,  H.  Amerique  latine.  1892.  4645 

-  Chassignet,  L.  M.  M.  Essai  historique 

sur  les  foires  frangaises  au  moyen  age.  1890. 

—1375 

-  France.  Direction  generale  des  Dou- 

anes.  Tableau  general  du  commerce  de  la 
France  avec  ses  colonies  et  les  puissance 
6trangeres,  1843-45,  91.  1844-92,  4  y.  — 2371 

- Funck-Brentano,  T.,  and  Dupuis,  C. 

Tarifs  douaniers  et  les  traites  de  commerce, 
suivi  de  tableaux  de  classification,  tarifs  fran- 
§ais  et  allemand,  chi  fires  du  commerce  exte- 
rieur  (commerce  special)  de  la  France  en 
1894.  1896.  —3326 

-  Yayasseur,  A.,  and  Vavasseur,  J.  Trait6 

des  soci6t6s  civiles  et  commerciales.  1896,  2v. 

—3312 

-  Cochin,  D.  Les  falsificateurs  et  le  laboratoire  muni¬ 
cipal.  26  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  p6r.  v.  57, 
p.  881.) — Fagniez,  G.  Commerce  ext&rieur  de  laF.  sous 
Henri  IV,  1589-1610.  48  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  16,  1881,  p.  1.) — 
I.evasseur,  P.  E.  Politique  commerciale  de  la  Res- 
tauration.  22  pp.  (Rand,  B.,  Selections  illustr.  econ.  hist. 
p.  148.) — Mas  V.atric.  J.  M.  J.  L.  de.  Critique  de  2 
dipldmes  commerciaux  des  villes  de  Marseille  et  de 
Trani  sur  l’Adriatique.  13  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des 
Chartes,  v.  11, 1849,  p.  343.) — Documents  sur  le  commerce 
maritime  du  midi  de  la  F.  11  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des 
Chartes,  v.  8,  1846,  p.  203.) — Noblemaire,  G.  Tarifica- 
tion  sur  les  chemins  de  fer  et  les  tarifs  de  penetration. 
20  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1890,  3  per.  v.  102,  p.  178.) — 
Kcnard.  L.  L’enquSte  sur  la  marine  marchande.  38pp. 
(Correspondant,  v.  58,  1863,  p.  43.) 

France,  Commune.  See  Paris,  History. 


France,  Constitutions. 

France.  Assembles  Nationale  Consti- 
tuante.  Constitution  frangaise,  presentee  au 
Roi  le  3  Sept.  1791,  et  aceeptSe  par  Sa  Majesty 
le  14  du  meme  mois.  1791.  .2686 

- Authentic  copy  of  the  French  constitu¬ 
tion,  as  revised  and  amended  by  the  National 
Assembly,  and  presented  to  the  King  on  the 
3  of  Sept.  1791.  1791.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  10.)  3116 

-  France.  Convention  Nationale.  Acte 

constitutionnel  precede  de  la  declaration  des 
droits  de  l’homme  et  du  citoyen.  1793.  (  With 
France,  Assemble  Nat.  Constit.  Constitution 
frangaise,  1791. )  .2686 

- Plan  of  a  constitution  for  the  French 

Republic  ;  as  presented  to  the  Convention,  by 
the  Commission  of  eleven,  on  the  23  of  June, 
1795.  [1795.]  (Pamphlets,  v.  10.)  3116 

- Plan  of  the  French  constitution,  and 

declaration  of  rights ;  as  presented  to  the 
National  Convention  of  France  on  the  16  of 
Feb.  1793.  1793.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  10.)  3116 

-  Christie,  T.  Letters  on  the  Revolution  of 

France,  and  on  the  new  constitution  estab¬ 
lished  by  the  National  Assembly.  Pt.  1.  1791. 

4605 

-  Muel,  L.  Gouvernements,  ministSres,  et 

constitutions  de  la  France  depuis  cent  ans, 
1789  jusqu’en  1890.  1893.  .2694 

The  same.  1789  a  1895.  1895.  .2693 

-  Aux  citoyeus  fran^ais,  sur  la  nouvelle  constitu¬ 
tion.  32  pp.  (With  France,  Assemble  Nat.  Constit.  Con¬ 
stitution  francaise,  1791.)— Douzi&me  recueil.  Plan  d’une 
constitution  libre,  trouvfi  chez  M.  I.aportc,  Intendant 
de  la  liste  civile,  corrig<5  de  la  main  de  M.  Laporte. 
60  pp.  (  With  France,  Assembles  Nat.  Constit.  Constitution 
francaise,  1791.) — Lavergne,  L.  G.  L.  G.  de.  Constitu¬ 
tion  de  1852  et  la  session  de  1861.  20  pp.  (Correspondant, 
v.  53,  1861,  p.  425.) — Londun,  E.  De  la  constitution. 
8  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  22,  1848,  p.  575.) — Pagfcs  Du 
Port,  A.  Constitutions  de  la  F.  10  pp.  (Correspondant, 
v.  22,  1848,  p.  65.)— Reiuacli,  J.  Revision  of  the  French 
constitution.  14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882,  p.  157.) 
— Temple,  Sir  W.  Survey  of  the  constitutions  and  in¬ 
terests  of ...  F.  and  Flanders ;  with  their  relation  to 
England,  in  1671.  44  pp.  (In  his  Miscellanea,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

France,  Costume. 

Art  de  la  mode.  Reproduction  en  noir 
et  en  couleurs  de  costumes  .  .  .  Redacteur  en 
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Ludovicus  IX cepit,  1253-69.  10pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec. 
hist.  Gaules,  v.  21,  p.  397.)— E  compoto  thesaurariorum 
Lnparae,  de  termino  Sancti  Johannisl296.  3  pp.  (Bou¬ 
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magna  expeusa.  10  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Oaules, 
v.  21,  p.  251.)— Excerpta  e  rationibus  ad  mansiones  et 
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depuis  Louis  XIV  jusqu’3  l’epoque  actuelle.  14  pp. 
(Correspondant,  v.  1,  1843,  p.  76.) — Mignon,  R.  Tabula 
anno  circiter  1325  confecta.  11  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec. 
hist.  Gaules,  v.  21,  p.  519.)—  Moireau,  A.  DerniSre  crise 
du  credit  foncier.  17  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1890, 

3  per.  v.  100,  p.  610.)— De  monetis.  1  p.  (Bouquet,  M., 

Rec.  hist.  Oaules,  v.  21,  p.  563.)— MoranvillC,  H.  (Ed.) 
Extraits  de  journaux  du  tresor.  66  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole 
des  Chartes,  v.  49,  1888,  p.  149.)— (Ed.)  Rapports  3  Phi¬ 
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Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  48,  1887,  p.  380.) — Moreau,  H. 
Budgets  de  1862  et  de  1863.  38  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  56, 
1862,  p.  217.)— Finances  de  la  F.  135  pp.  ( Correspondant, 
V.  54,  1861,  p.  611 ;  v.  55,  1862,  pp.  246,  681 ;  v.  56, 1862,  p.  41.) 
—Finances  de  la  F.  en  1862  et  1863.  37  pp.  (Correspon¬ 
dant,  v.  59,  1863,  p.  5.)— Finances  et  la  politique  en  1866. 
38  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  67,  1865,  p.  487.) — Situation 
financi&re  au  1  Jan.  1865.  33  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  64, 

1865,  p.  170.)— Expensa  in  militia  domini  Philippi,  filii 
regis,  Parisius  in  festo  Pentecostes,  1267.  4pp  (Bouquet, 
M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  21,  p.  393.)— Ea  quae  distributa 
fuerunt  in  milicia  Comitis  Pictavensis  [die  XXIV 
Junii,  anno  1241.  8  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules, 
v.  22,  p.  615.) — Ratio  decimae  anno  1313  collectae. 

4  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  21,  p.  556.) — 
Recepta  et  expensa  anno  1233  inter  Candelosam  et 
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cours  relatif  aux  emprunts  publics,  en  F.,  en  Augleterre, 
et  en  Hollande.  15  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci. 
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anni  1308,  in  bibliotheca  Genevensi  servatae.  11  pp. 
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ceratis  anni  1307.  11  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist. 

Gaules,  v.  22,  p.  544. ) — E.  tabulis  ceratis  annorum  1303  et 
1304.  10  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  22, 

p.  535.) — Taxalio  deeiinae  IIII  annorum  rege  con- 
cessae,  pro  negotio  Arragoniae  Valentiaeque  regnorum, 
in  ordine  Cisterciensi  in  regno  Franciae  constituto.  2  pp. 
(Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  21,  p.  531.)— Triennis 
et  biennis  decima  ab  anno  1247  collecta.  9  pp.  (Bouquet, 
M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules ,  v.  21,  p.532.)— Valor  decimaruni 
6  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  21,  p.  540.)— 
Valor  decimaruni  omnium  provinciarum  et  dioecesium 
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( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  Cliartes,  v.  51,  1890,  p.  238.) — Vila.  A. 
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{Correspondant,  v.  52,  1861,  p.  447.) — Vuitry,  A.  Abus 
du  credit  et  le  d^sordre  financier  4  la  fin  du  rSgne  de 
Louis  XIV.  73  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes ,  1883,  v.  60, 
p.  748;  1884,  v.  61,  p.  328.) — Exc&s  de  la  speculation  au 
debut  du  r&gne  de  Louis  XV.  122  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1884,  3  p6r.  v.  62,  pp.  350,  817.) 

See  also  Rnuque  de  France.— Colbert,  J.  B.,  Mar¬ 
quis  de  Seignelay.  —  Credit  Mobilier. —  Law,  J. — 
Xeclter,  J. 

France,  Fine  arts. 

Adams,  L.  G.  Decorations  interieures  et 
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-  Baudot,  J.  E.  A.  de.  La  sculpture  fran¬ 
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-  Carr,  J.  W.  C.  Examples  of  contempo¬ 
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-  Chennevieres,  H.,  Comte  de.  Dessins  du 

Louvre.  Ecole  frangaise.  n.  d.  2  v.  — 17 A1 

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et  artistique.  1897,  2  v.  >  — 1777 

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fine  arts  in  France.  1892.  — 1711 

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-  Laborde,  L.  E.  S.  J.,  Marquis  de.  Dues 

de  Bourgogne.  Etudes  sur  les  lettres,  les 
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1849-52,  3  v.  4605 

-  Lacroix,  P.  (Bibliophile  Jacob,  pseud.) 

Directoire,  Consulat,  et  Empire.  Mceurs  et 
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1795-1S15.  Ouvrage  illustre.  1884.  1691 

- and  Sere,  F.  Le  livre  d’ or  des  metiers. 

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-  Paris.  Luxembourg,  Musee  Royal  du. 

Explication  des  ouvrages  de  peinture  et  de 
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1825;  1842.  —1758 

-  Pottier,  A.  A.  Monuments  frangais  in¬ 
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VI  siecle  jusqu’au  commencement  du  XVII. 
1839,  2  v.  — 17D2 

-  Renouvier,  J.  Des  types  et  des  manieres 

des  maitres  graveurs  pour  servir  4  l’histoire 
de  la  gravure  en  Italie,  en  Allemagne,  dans  les 
Pays-Bas,  et  en  France,  XV-XVII  siecles. 
1853-54,  3  v.  in  1.  —1744 

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Monthly,  v.  22,  1868,  p.  88.)— Brownell,  W.  C.  Contem¬ 
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1886,  p.  193.) — French  sculptors.  8  pp.  {Century  Mag. 
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1890,  p.  817.) — Uonxvay,  M.  D.  Edouard  Frere  and  sym¬ 
pathetic  art  in  F.  14  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  43,  1871, 
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mondes,  1889,  3  pdr.  v.  94,  pp.  135,  372,  738 ;  v.  95,  pp.  49, 
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p.  106.) — lloppin,  J.  M.  Some  criticisms  on  French 
landscape-painting  suggested  by  the  recent  exhibition 
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1881,  3  per.  v.  45,  p.  904.) — Moore,  C.  H.  Modern  art  of 
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tiquitd  et  au  moyen  age.  22  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 

1882,  3  pdr.  v.  52,  p.  162.)— Feterssen,  F.  H.  Die  bil- 
dende  kunst  in  Frankreich.  13  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1891, 
v.  1,  p.  506.)— liter,  H.  Tendencies  of  French  art. 
15  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  51,  1887,  p.  863.) — Rothschild, 
F.  J.,  Baron,  de.  French  eighteenth-century  art  in  Eng¬ 
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p.  427.) — Trianon,  H.  Quelques  mots  sur  l’adminis- 
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p.  186.) 

See  also  Fine  arts.  Galleries,  Museums,  Collections.— 
IiOuvre.— Paris,  Fine  arts. 


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Art,  L’.  Revue  hebdomadaire  illustr6e. 
Paris,  1884-94.  22  v.  —4521 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Art  de  la  mode.  Reproduction  en  noir 

et  en  couleurs  de  .  .  .  tous  objets  d’art  .  .  . 
R6dacteur  en  chef,  Etincelle.  Paris,  1881-82. 
3  v.  in  2.  — 17A2 

France,  Fisheries. 

Vattier  d’Ambroyse,  Mme.  V.  (C.  F. 
Aubert , pseud.)  Littoral  de  la  France.  1886- 
88,  5  v.  2671 

-  Clavf',  J.  La  peche  et  la  pisciculture  en  F.  63  pp. 

(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  p6r.  v.  60,  p.  576 ;  v.  61,  p.  121.) 
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le  Bel  et  de  Philippe  le  Long,  sur  la  police  de  la  peche 
fluviale.  13  pp.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  14,  1852, 
p.  43.) — I.ayrle,  J.  Peche  cotifere  en  F.  Des  conditions 
de  peche  et  de  vente  du  poisson  frais.  22  pp.  (Rev.  con- 
temp.  1862,  v.  5,  p.  102.) 

France,  Forests. 

Brown,  J.  C.  French  forest  ordinance  of 
1669  ;  with  historical  sketch  of  previous  treat¬ 
ment  of  forests  in  France.  1883.  — 4696 

- Reboisement  in  France ;  or,  records  of 

the  replanting  of  the  Alps,  the  Cevennes,  and 
the  Pyrenees  with  trees.  1880.  — 4695 

-  Stokes,  M.  Three  months  in  the  forests 

of  France.  1895.  2401 

-  Mason,  F.  H.,  and  others.  Forestry  in  F.  22  pp. 

(U.  S.  State,  Dept.  »f,  Reports  from  Consuls:  Forestry  in 
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abroad :  France.  9  pp.  (Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Pub.  v.  6, 
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istere  des  Finances.  43  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  101, 
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See  also  Fontainebleau. 

France,  Genealogy. 

Du  Cange,  C.  du  F.,  Sieur.  Les  families 
d’outre-mer.  1869.  (Coll,  de  doc.  ined.  hist, 
de  France,  1  s. )  4672 

-  Renee,  A.  Princes  militaires  de  la  maison 

de  France,  contenant  .  .  .  l’histoire  genealo- 
gique  et  heraldique  des  diverses  branches  de 
la  maison  capetienne  depuis  Robert-le-Fort 
jusqu’a  la  Revolution  frangaise.  n.  d.  .2692 

- Cliartier,  A.  Gengalogie  des  roys  de  F.,  depuis 

Sainct  Loys,  jusques  a  Charles  VII.  7  pp.  ( CEuvres, 
p.  253.)— Fragment  d’une  g&nealogie  des  rois  de  F. 
1  p.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Oaules,  v.  23,  p.  146.)— 
Fustel  <le  C’oulanges,  N.  D.  Rapport  sur  le  concours 
relatif  it  la  noblesse  en  F.  et  en  Angleterre.  13  pp.  ( Inst, 
de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral.  MSm.  v.  14,  pt.  2,  1884,  p.  699.) 
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France,  Geology  and  palaeontology. 

Cossmann,  M.,  and  Lambert,  J.  Etude 
paleontologique  et  stratigraphique  sur  le  ter¬ 
rain  oligocene  marin  aux  environs  d’Etampes. 
1884.  (Soc.  geol.  de  France,  M6m.  3  s.  v.  3, 
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-  Cotteau,  G.  H.  Paleontologie  frangaise. 

1862-94,  5  v.  in  6,  and  atlas  6  v.  — 1656 

Note—  For  preceding  v.  see  Orbigny,  A.  D.  d’. 

- -  France.  Ministere  des  Travaux  Pub¬ 
lics.  M6moires  pour  servir  a  P  explication 
de  la  carte  geologique  detaillee  de  la  France. 
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-  Gaudry,  J.  A.  Essai  de  paleontologie 

philosophique.  1896.  — 1573 

-  Girardot,  A.  Etudes  g6ologiques  sur  la 

Franche-Comt6  septentrionale.  Le  systeme 
oolithique.  1896.  — 1623 

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-  Glangeaud,  P.  Jurassique  a  l’ouest  du 

plateau  central.  1895.  (France,  Ministfere 
des  Travaux  Publics,  Bull,  des  services  de  la 
carte  geol.  de  la  France,  v.  8,  no.  50. )  — 1653 

-  Orbigny,  A.  D.  d\  Paleontologie  fran- 

caise.  1840-60,  8  v.  and  atlas  8  v.  in  9.  — 1657 

Note. — For  continuation  see  Cotteau,  G.  H. 

- Veaugcois,  ( — ).  Notice  abr6g6e  du  journal  d’un 

voyage  archgologique  et  geologique,  fait,  en  1820  . . .  dans 
les  dfipartemens  mgridionales  de  la  F.  21  pp.  (Soc. 
antiq.  de  France,  MSm.  v.  3,  1821,  p.  370.) 

Fi  •ance,  Geology  and  palaeontology,  Periodi¬ 
cals. 

Society  geologique  de  France.  Bulletin, 
3  s.  v.  6-24.  Paris,  1878-96.  19  v.  — 4655 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- M6moires.  3  s.  v.  1-5.  Paris,  1877-91. 

5  v.  — 4651 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

France,  Heraldry  and  peerage. 

Almanach  de  la  noblesse  du  royaume  de 
France,  pour  l’annee  1848.  1848.  2767 

-  Borel  d’Hauterive,  A.  F.  J.  Annuaire 

de  la  noblesse  de  France.  [1883-89],  7  v.  2777 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- and  Reverend,  A.,  Vicomte.  Annuaire 

de  la  noblesse  de  France.  [1890-91],  2  v.  2766 

Note. — For  continuation  see  RdvSrend,  A.,  Vicomte. 

-  Bremond,  A.  M.  F.  Nobiliaire  toulousain. 

Inventaire  general  des  titres  probants  de  no¬ 
blesse  et  de  dignites  nobiliaires.  1863,  2  v. 

2795 

-  Chassant,  A.  A.  L.,  and  Tausin,  H.  Dic- 

tionnaire  des  devises  historiques  et  heral- 
diques.  1878,  3  v.  1147 

-  Coustant  d’Yanville,  H.,  Comte.  Cham- 

bre  des  Comtes  de  Paris.  Essais  historiques 
et  chronologiques,  privileges  et  attributions 
nobiliaires,  et  armorial.  1866-75.  .2691 

-  Gheusi,  P.  B.  Le  blason  heraldique.  1892. 

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See  also  Con  federation  of  the  Rhine. — Napo¬ 
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3  per.  v.  94,  pp.  186,  440,  692,  929 ;  v.  95,  pp.  196,  449, 677, 929 ; 
v.  96,  p.  173.) 


France,  Internal  affairs. 

Institutions  locales  en  F.  31  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1887,  3  p6r.  v.  83,  p.  863.)— Jaubert,  H.  F., 
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Les  travaux  publics  avant  le  19  si&cle.  41pp.  (Corre¬ 
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( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  55,  1889,  p.  216. ) 

See  also  France,  Canals  ;  Postal  service  ;  Railroads  ; 
Statistics. 

France,  King. 

Fustel  de  Coulanges,  N.  D.  Histoire 
des  institutions  politiques  de  l’ancienne 
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-  Hincmar,  Abp.  of  Reims.  De  ordine  pa- 

latii,  texte  latin,  tr.  et  annote  par  M.  Prou. 
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lioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.’  43,  1882,  p.  594 ;  v.  44,  1883, 
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France,  Land  tenure.  ' 

Fustel  de  Coulanges,  N.  D.  Histoire 
des  institutions  politiques  de  l’ancienne 
France.  L’alleu  et  le  domaine  rural  pendant 
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-  Bordier,  H.  L.  Demandes  que  le  roy  fait  des  cous- 

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W.  E.  Landlordism  in  F.  3  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150, 
1890,  p.  278.) — Proilicro,  R.  E.  Tenant-rights  and 
agrarian  outrage  in  F.  19  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  50, 1886, 
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France,  Law. 

France.  Gouvernement  de  la  Defense 
Nationale.  Republique  fran§aise.  Code 
complet  des  lois,  decrets,  arretes,  circulaires 
d’interet  general  promulgues  a  Paris  et  a 
Tours,  collationn6s  sur  les  textes  officiels  par 
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-  Penal  code  of  France.  Tr.  into  English 

with  a  preliminary  dissertation  and  notes. 
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-  Riviere,  H.  F.,  and  others  (Eds.)  Codes 

fran§ais  et  lois  usuelles,  decrets,  ordonnances, 
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-  Tardif,  E.  J.  (Ed.)  Coutumiers  de  Nor¬ 
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- Charlemagne,  Emperor  of  the  West.  Capitularia. 

5  pp.  (Mabillon,  J.,  and  Germain,  M.,  Mus.  Ital.  v.  1, 
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Capitularia.  3  pp.  (Mabillon,  J.,  and  Germain,  M., 
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France,  Law,  Bibliography. 

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See  also  Feudalism. — Salic  law. 

Fi  •ance,  Libraries. 

France.  Ministere  de  l’ Instruction 
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France,  Manners  and  customs.  See  with  Na¬ 
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France,  Manufactures.  See  with  Industries. 
France,  Maps. 

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France  depuis  C6sar  jusqu’a  nos  jours,  [^exte 
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France,  Measures.  See  with  Weights. 

France,  Mineralogy  and  mines. 

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France,  Numismatics. 

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(Correspondant,  v.  74,  1868,  p.  1109.) — Evenements  du 
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1883,  p.  569.)—  Sorel,  A.  Diplomatic  frangaise  et  l’Es- 

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p.  21.)— Mission  de  Poterat  it  Vienne.  36  pp.  (Rev.  hist. 
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Temple,  Sir  W.  Survey  of  the  constitutions  and  inter¬ 
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1885,  pp.  793,  1002;  v.  104,  1885,  p.  49.)— Politique  frangaise 
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1887,  pp.  785,  977.) — Tratche  vsky,  A.  France  et  l’Alle¬ 
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1888,  p.  927  ;  v.  24,  1888,  p.  136.) 

France,  Population. 

Raudi'illart,  H.  J.  L.  Populations  rurales  de  la 
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frangaise  et  la  Republique  argentine.  26  pp.  (Corre¬ 
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Recensement  de  la  population  de  la  F.  en  1866.  50  pp. 
( Correspondant ,  v.  70,  1867,  pp.  651,  907.)— Ricliet,  C. 
Accroissement  de  la  population  frangaise.  63  pp.  (Rev. 
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(Correspondant,  v.  46,  1859,  p.  456.) 

See  also  France,  Statistics. 

France,  Postal  service. 

Lacombe,  F.  Sur  la  reforme  da  tarif  des  postes. 
27  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  8,  1844,  p.  187.) 

France,  Public  works.  See  under  Internal 
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France,  Railroads. 

Vibert,  E.  C.  P.  Concurrence  6trange;re. 
Les  transports  par  terre  et  par  mer  :  docu¬ 
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la  troisieme  Republique.  Thames  de  confe¬ 
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-  C.  Du  systfeme  £t  adopter  pour  l’execution  et  l’exploi- 

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34  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  63,  1864,  p.  830.) 

France,  Science. 

Association  frangaise  pour  l’avance- 
ment  des  sciences.  Compte  rendu  de  la 
18-25  session.  1889-96,  16  v.  — 3493 

-  Lacroix,  P.  (Bibliophile  Jacob,  pseud.) 

Directoire,  Consulat,  et  Empire.  Moeurs  et 
usages,  lettres,  sciences,  et  arts.  France, 
1795-1815.  Ouvrage  illustrA  1884.  1691 

France,  Society.  See  under  Court  and  cour¬ 
tiers. — National  and  social  character. 


FRANCE,  Statistics 


1537 


France,  Statistics. 

Annuaire  de  l’6conomie  politique  et  de  la 
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-  Buhot  de  Kersers,  A.  Histoire  et  statis¬ 
tique  monumentale  du  dgpartement  du  Cher. 
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- Statistique  de  l’enseignement  secondaire.  56  pp. 

( Correspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  124,  1890,  pp.  22, 338,553.)— Fay  et, 
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tique  de  la  F.  sous  l’ancien  regime.  10  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
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See  also  France,  Population. 

France,  Tariff. 

Funck-Brentano,  T.,  and  Dupuis,  C. 
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de  la  Cliavanne,  A.  E.  C.  Traites  et  droits  de  dou¬ 
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(U.  S.  State,  Dept,  of,  Spec,  consular  repts.  Tariffs  of  for¬ 
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France,  Weights  and  measures. 

Franklin,  A.  L.  A.  Mesure  du  temps. 
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.2665 

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bus  ponderibus  ac  mensuris  in  universo  regno  instituen- 
dis.  2  pp.  (Archgry,  J.  L.  d’,  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  710.) 

France,  Zoology. 

Franklin,  A.  L.  A.  Animaux.  1897.  (In 
his  Vie  priv£e  d’autrefois,  v.  20.)  .2665 

-  Gast,  E.  Cheval  normand  et  ses  origines ; 

situation  hippique  de  la  France.  [1889.] 

—2631 

—  Kaufmann,  M.  Vipbres  de  France,  mor- 
sures,  traitement.  1893.  — 2656 

France,  Catholic  Church  in.  See  Catholic 
Church  in  France. — France,  Church  history. 

France,  Institut  de.  See  Institut  de  France. 

France,  University  de.  See  University  de 
France. 

France  and  Tong-king.  Scott,  J.  G.  3416 

Francesca,  St.  Pelaez,  M.  Visioni  di  F.,  te- 

sto  romanesco  del  secolo  XV.  67  pp.  (Soc.  rom.  di  storia 
patria,  Archiv.  v.  14,  1891,  p.  365 ;  v.  15,  1892,  p.  251.) 

Francesca,  da  Rimini.  See  Malatesta,  F.,  da 
Rimim. 

Francesca,  Pietro  della.  Vasari,  G.  '  Piero 

della  Francesca.  18  pp.  (Opere,  v.  2,  p.  487.)  ' 

Francesca  Carrara.  3  v.  Maclean,  Mrs. 
L.  E.  L.  1203 


FRANCHE-COMTE,  France 


Franceschini,  Guido.  Morte  dell’  uxoricida 

F.  25  pp.  (Philobiblon  Soc.  Miscel.  v.  12.) 

Francesco,  da  Angelo  di  Giovanni,  detto  II 

Cecca.  Vasari,  G.  11  Cecca.  18  pp.  (Opere,  v.  3, 
p.  195.) 

Francesco,  d’Ascoli.  Examen  judiciale  fratris 

Francisci  de  Esculo  ordinis  Minorum.  3  pp.  (Baluze, 

E. ,  Miscell.  v.  2,  p.  281.) 

Francesco,  d’ Assisi,  St.  1182-1226. 

11  Perdono.  10  pp.  (Propugnatore,  v.  3,  pt.  1,  1870, 
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-  Alger,  A.  L.  ( Tr. )  Little  flowers  of  St. 

Francis  of  Assisi.  Tr.  from  the  Italian,  with 
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-  Bonaventura,  St.,  Cardinal-Bp.  of  Albano. 

Life  of  St.  Francis  of  Assisi.  [Tr.]  by  Miss 
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-  Le  Monnier,  L.  History  of  S.  Francis  of 

Assisi.  1894.  4753 

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F.  Franziskus  von  Assisi.  102  pp.  (In  his  Kirche 
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G.  II  coro  e  la  chiesa  superiore  di  F.  in  Assisi.  15  pp. 

(Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  35,  1891,  p.  64.) — Craven,  A.  L’Ar- 

m6e  du  salut  et  le  septi&me  centenaire  de  St.  Frangois 
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See  also  Franciscans.  „ 

Francesco,  di  Firenze.  Rime.  2  pp.  ( Ancona, 

A.  d’,  and  Comparetti,  D.  P.,  Antiche  rime  volgari,  v.  2, 
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Francesco,  dalV  Ongaro.  See  Ongaro,  F.  dall’. 
Francesco,  Pietro.  See  Pietro  Francesco. 

Franclie-Comte,  France. 

iEsoPUS.  Lyoner  Yzopet.  Altfranzoe- 
sische  uebersetzung  des  XIII  jahrh.  in  der 
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-  Beauquier,  0.  Chansons  populaires  re- 

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FRANCIS,  John 


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Franchetti,  Augusto.  1840—.  In  occasione 

dell’  ultimo  concorso  drammatico.  11  pp.  (Nuov.  antol. 
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Franclietti,  Leopoldo.  1847 — .  Conquista 

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Franelieville,  Jules,  Vicomte  de.  Marthe : 

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Franchise.  See  Free  institutions. — Liberty. — 
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Francia,  Francesco. 

Cartwright,  J.  Mantegna  and  Francia. 
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Francia,  Jose  Gaspar  Rodriguez,  D.  D. 

Robertson,  J.  P.,  and  Robertson,  W.  P. 
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See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  12,  1838,  p.  474. 

Francia.  Dudevant,  Mrae.  A.  L.  A.  D.  (G. 

Sand,  pseud. ),  CEuvres  compl.  v.  37.  - — 4177 

Franciosi,  Giovanni  (Ed.)  1843 — . 

Sposizione  di  Lodovico  Castelvetro  a  XXIX 
canti  dell’  Inferno  Dantesco.  See  Castelve¬ 
tro,  L. 

Franciotti,  Agostino,  Abp.  of  Trebizond.  Reu- 

mont,  A.  von.  Mons.  Agostino  Franciotti  e  la  pace 
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1883,  p.  348.) 

Francis  I,  King  of  France. 

Institut  de  France.  Acad6mie  des  sci¬ 
ences  morales  et  politiques.  Collection  des 
ordonnances  des  Rois  de  France.  Catalogue 
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2681 

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de  France,  v.  8. )  4657 

- Frangois  I.  1889.  (In  his  Hist,  de 

France,  v.  7.)  4657 

- Frangois  I,  Anne  de  Montmorency. 

1890.  (In  his  Hist,  de  France,  v.  8.)  4657 

- Frangois  I,  Charles-Quint,  et  le  Cons¬ 
table  de  Bourbon.  1889.  (In  his  Hist,  de 
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-  Acta.  100  pp.  (Freher,  M.,  Rer.  German,  script,  v.  3, 

p.  347.)— Manner  of  the  triumph  at  Calais  and  Bou¬ 
logne.  8  pp.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner,  v.  2,  p.  33.) — 
Combat  de  Francois  I  contre  un  sanglier.  5  pp.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  2,  p.  281.)— Courtois,  A. 
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tivite  de  Frangois  I.  40  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes, 
v.  5,  1843,  p.  545.) — Meanx,  M.  C.  A.,  Vicomte  de.  Rela¬ 
tions  de  la  France  avec  la  Turquie  sous  Frangois  I. 
21  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1854,  v.  6,  p.  5.) — Melanges  pour 
l’histoire  de  Frangois  I  et  de  Henri  II.  101  pp.  (Lafaist, 
L.,  Archiv.  de  Vhist.  de  France,  1  s.  v.  3,  p.  363.)—  N^s'O- 
ciation  de  la  paix  et  de  la  ligue  entre  l’Empereur 
Charles  V  et  Frangois  I.  51  pp.  (Tommaseo,  N.,  Relat. 
ambass.  vSnit.  v.  1,  p.  113.)— Oratio  a  legatis  Francisci 
Regis  Gallorum,  pro  favore  suo  regi,  ut  Imperator  de- 
signaretur,  conciliando,  ad  principes  electores  Franck- 
fordiam  missa.  7  pp.  (Freher,  M.,  Rer.  German,  script. 
v.  3,  p.  167.)— Paillard,  C.  Mort  de  Frangois  I  et  les 
premiers  temps  du  rfegne  de  Henri  II,  d’apr&s  Jean  de 
St. -Mauris,  ambassadeur  de  Charles-Quint  a  la  court  de 
France,  Avril-Juin,  1547.  37  pp.  (Rev.  -hist.  v.  5,  1877, 

p.  84. )— (Ed. )  Documents  relatifs  aux  projets  d’dvasion 
de  Frangois  I,  prisonnier  it  Madrid.  71  pp.  (Rev.  hist. 
v.  8,  1878,  p.  297.) 

See  also  France,  History,  House  of  Valois  to  1589. 

Francis  I :  a  tragedy.  Kemble,  F.  A.  (  With 
Thurston,  J.,  Illustrations  of  Shakspeare. )  3392 
Francis  II,  King  of  France. 

Zeller,  B.  Frangois  II.  1890.  (In  his 
Hist,  de  France,  v.  9. )  4657 

See  also  France,  History,  House  of  Valois  to  1589. 

Francis,  Father.  See  Atterbury,  F.,  Bp.  of 
Rochester. 

Francis,  of  Assisi.  See  Francesco,  d’  Assisi. 
Francis,  of  Sales.  See  Frangois,  de  Sales. 
Francis,  Francis.  1822-86.  Glimpse  of  Mexico. 

11  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  591.) — Yellow¬ 
stone  geysers.  9  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882, 
p.  369.) 

Francis,  John. 

Chronicles  and  characters  of  the  stock  ex¬ 
change.  1  Am.  ed.  Boston,  1850.  8°.  — 1371 

Francis,  John. 

Chalmers,  P.  Mr.  John  Francis,  of  the 
Athenaeum,  on  the  plan  of  Sir  Roland  Hill. 
1889.  *  —2303 

-  Francis,  J.  C.  John  Francis,  publisher  of 

the  Athenaeum  :  a  literary  chronicle  of  half  a 
century.  1888,  2  v.  4715 


FRANCIS,  John  Collins 


1539 


FRANCKENSTEIN,  Christian  Gottfried 


Francis,  John  Collins. 

John  Francis,  publisher  of  the  Athenaeum: 
a  literary  chronicle  of  half  a  century.  With 
an  introductory  note  by  H.  R.  F.  Bourne. 
London,  1888.  2  v.  12  °.  4715 

Francis,  John  Wakefield,  M.  D.,  LL.  D.  1789- 

1861.  Wm.  James  Macneven.  9  pp.  (Gross,  S.  D.,  Lives 
of  Am.  physicians,  p.  479.) — Samuel  Latham  Mitchill. 
22  pp.  (Gross,  S.  D.,  Lives  of  Am.  physicians,  p.  267.) 

-  Poe,  E.  A.  John  W.  Francis.  3  pp.  ( Works,  ed.  by 

E.  C.  Stedman  and  G.  E.  Woodberry,  v.  8,  p.  26.) 

Francis,  Sir  Philip.  1740-1818. 

Refutation  of  a  pamphlet,  entitled,  The 
answer  of  Philip  Francis,  Esq.,  to  the  charges 
exhibited  against  him,  Gen.  Clavering,  and 
Col.  Monson,  by  Sir  Elijah  Impey.  London, 
1788.  8°.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  5.)  3116 

-  Minutes.  See  Hastings,  W.,  and  Francis, 

Sir  P. 

-  Fitzgerald,  P.  H  Romantic  story  of  F.  29  pp.  (In 

his  Kings  and  queens  of  an  hour,  v.  1,  p.  307.)— Stephen, 
L.  Chatham,  F.,  and  Junius.  17  pp.  (Eng.  Hist.  Rev. 
v.  3,  1888,  p.  233.) 

See  also  Junius. 

Francis  Joseph  I,  Emperor  of  Austria.  Lan- 

glois,  A.  Une  galerie  de  portraits  royaux.  25  pp.  ( Cor- 
respondant ,  n.  s.  v.  126,  1891,  p.  829.) 

Francis  Xavier.  See  Francisco  Xavier. 
Franciscans. 

Brewer,  J.  S.  (Ed.)  Monumenta  Fran- 
ciscana.  1858.  ( Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron. )  4524 

-  Cherubino,  da  Spoleto.  Fratris  Cherubini 

Minorum  ordinis  ad  Jacobum  de  Borgiannis 
spiritualis  vite  compendiosa  regula  quaedam 
hec  est.  Vite  matrimonialis  regula  brevis 
eiusdem  ad  Jacobum  de  Borgiannis  feliciter 
incipit.  1482.  — 4232 

-  Ehrle,  F.  Die  Spiritualen,  ihr  verhaelt- 

niss  zum  Franciscanerorden  und  zu  den  Fra- 
ticellen.  1885-88,  4  v.  (Archiv.  f.  litteratur- 
u.  kirchengeschichte  des  mittelalters ,  v.  1-4. ) 

—4146 

-  Komorowski,  J.  Memoriale  ordinis  Fra- 

trum  Minorum.  1888.  (Bielowski,  A.,  Mo¬ 
numenta  Polon.  hist.  v.  5. )  3471 

-  Little,  A.  G.  Grey  Friars  in  Oxford.  1892. 

2525 

-  Rirlingcr,  A.  Deutsche  Franziscanerregel  des  XIII 

jhs.  10  pp.  (Germania,  v.  18,  1873,  p.  186.)— Eccleston, 
T.  de.  De  adventu  Fratrum  Minorum  in  Angliam. 
TO  pp.  (Brewer,  J.  S.,  Mon.  Francis,  p.  3:  Gt.  Brit.  Bolls 
chron.)— Ex  libro  de  adventu  Fratrum  Minorum  in 
Angliam.  9  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  28,  p.  560. ) — 
Prima  fundatio  Fratrum  Minorum  Londoniae.  53  pp. 
(Brewer,  J.  S.,  Mon.  Francis,  p.  491:  Gt.  Brit.  Rolls 
chron.)— Nicolas,  the  Minorite.  Excerpta  ex  libro  de 
controversia  paupertatis  Christi,  1324-38.  21  pp.  (Boeh- 
mer,  J.  F.,  Fontes  rer.  German,  v.  4,  p.  588.)— Richard, 
L.  Chronique  des  tribulations  franciscaines  d’apr&s  un 
MS.  de  la  Lauren tienne.  10  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des 
Chartes,  v.  45,  1884,  p.  523.)— Rosa,  G.  Storia  delle  mis- 
.  sioni  francescane.  14  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  13, 
1884,  p.  444;  v.  14,  1884,  p.  280.)— Tractatus  contra  Begui- 
nos  et  Fratres  Minores  qui  dicuntur  Spirit ualcs.  2  pp. 
(Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  2,  p.  272.)— Tocco,  F.  Alcuni 
capitoli  della  Cronaca  delle  tribolazioni.  25  pp.  (Archiv. 
8 tor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  17,  1886,  p.  12.)— Documenti  francescani. 
11  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  18,  1886,  p.  296.) — Due  do¬ 
cumenti  intorno  ai  Beghini  d’ltalia.  7  pp.  (Archiv.  stor. 

Vol.  Ill— 193. 


ital.  5  s.  v.  1, 1888,  p.  417.) — Nuove  pubblicazioni  sul  movi- 
mento  francescano  nel  secolo  XIV.  28  pp.  (Archiv.  stor. 
ital.  5  s.  v.  6,  1890,  p.  475.) 

See  also  Capuchins. — Francesco,  d' Assisi.— V ra- 

ticelli. — Friars.— Monasticisin. 

Francisciados  libri  XIII.  Mauro,  F.  4227 
Francisco  Xavier,  St. 

Bouhours,  D.  Life  of  St.  Francis  Xavier. 
Tr.  by  Mr.  Dryden.  1688.  5881 

-  Reithmeier,  W.  Leben  des  heiligen  Franz 

Xaver,  Apostels  von  Indien  und  Japan.  1881. 

5895 

-  Ireland,  W.  W.  On  St.  Franeis  Xavier,  the  Apostle 

of  the  Indies.  24  pp.  (In  his  Blot  upon  the  brain, 

p.  160.) 

Franciscus  de  Castiglione.  15  cent.  Scripta 

circa  residentiam  praelatorum,  an  fit  de  jure  divino. 
4  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  4,  p.  464.) 

Francisque-Michel.  See  Michel,  F.  X. 
Franck,  Adolphe.  1809-93.  Rapport  sur  le 

concours  relatif  &  la  philosophic  d’Orig&ne.  38  pp.  (Inst, 
de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral.  M&m.  2  s.  v.  15,  1887,  p.  411.) 
— Rapport  sur  le  concours  relatif  a,  la  philosophic  de 
l'histoire.  30  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral. 
M6m.  2  s.  v.  15, 1887,  p.  571.)— Rapport  sur  le  prix  bien¬ 
nial  de  vingt  mille  francs,  a  ddeerner  par  l’Institut  en 
1889.  8  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral.  Mem.  2  s. 
v.  17,  1891,  p.  1157.) 

-  Diibeux,  L.  La  Kabbale,  par  F.  26  pp.  ( Correspon- 

dant,  v.  5,  1844,  p.  77.)— Valroger,  H.  de.  Dictionnaire 
des  sciences  philosophiques  par  F.  ( Correspondant,  v.  8, 
1844,  p.  627.) 

Franck,  Johannes.  1854 — . 

Etymologisch  woordenboek  der  nederland- 
sche  taal.  ’S-Gravenhage,  1892.  8°.  R.36 

-  (Ed.)  Flandrijs.  Fragmente  eines  mittel- 

niederlaendischen  rittergedichtes.  S trass  - 
burg,  1876.  8°.  (Brink,  B.  E.  C.  ten,  and 

others,  Quellen  und  forschungen,  v.  18.)  — 3166 

-  (Ed.)  Alexander’s geesten.  See Maerlant, 

J.  van. 

Franck,  William. 

Traits  sur  les  vins  du  M6doc  et  les  autres 
vins  rouges  et  blancs  du  d6partement  de  la 
Gironde.  2  §d.  Bordeaux,  1845.  8°.  — 3747 

Franck.  See  also  Frank. 

Francken,  Cornelis  Marinus.  1820 — . 

Conjectanea  critica  ad  C.  Lucilii  librorum 
decadem  secundam  et  tertiam.  Amstelodami, 
1871.  4°.  -  3242 

- Ad  Ciceronis  pnliinpsestos.  102  pp.  (Mnemosyne, 

n.  s.  v.  11,  1883,  p.  374 ;  v.  12,  1884,  pp.  57,  283,  405 ;  v.  13, 
1885,  pp.  43,  288  ;  v.  14, 1886,  p.  65.) — De  Iiiicani  versibus 
propter  Vossianum  2  B  et  Montepessulanum  suspectis. 
18  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  18,  f890,  p.  5.) — J.  N.  Madvi- 
gius.  5  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  15,  1887,  p.  124.)— 
itliscella.  20  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  16,  1888,  p.  390; 
v.  17,  1889,  p.  56;  v.  19,  1891,  p.  341.)— Selecta  de  Monte. 
pessnlano  et  Ashburnhainensi  I>ucani.  25  pp. 
( Mnemosyne ,  n.  s.  v.  19,  1891,  p.  16.) — Ad  Taciti  libros 
posteriores.  14  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  17,  1889, 
p.  354.)—  Ad  Tibulluni.  12  pp.  ( Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  13, 
1885,  p.  176.) 

Franckenstein,  Christian  Gottfried.  1661- 
1717. 

Histoire  des  intrigues  galantes  de  la  Reine 
Christine  de  SuMe  et  de  sa  cour,  pendant  son 
s6jour  Rome.  [Anon.]  Amsterdam,  1697. 
12°.  5877 


FRANCKLIN,  Thomas 


1540 


FRANCO-GERMAN  WAR 


Francklin,  Thomas,  D.  D.  1721-84. 

Matilda :  a  tragedy.  London,  1775.  8°. 

(  With  Murphy,  A.,  A Izuma. )  3313 

-  Karl  of  Warwick:  a  tragedy.  76  pp.  (Bell,  J., 

Brit,  theat.v.  7,  1792.) 

-  (TV.)  [Tragedies  of]  Sophocles.  See 

Sophocles. 


Francklin,  Lt.-Col.  William.  1763-1839. 

History  of  the  reign  of  Shah-Aulum,  the 
present  Emperor  of  Hindostaun,  containing 
the  transactions  of  the  court  of  Delhi,  and  the 
neighbouring  states,  during  a  period  of  thirty- 
six  years.  London,  1798.  4°.  3451 

-  Inquiry  concerning  the  site  of  ancient  Palibothra. 

2  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  Valpy,  4.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  28,1823, 
p.  151.) 

Francklin.  See  also  Franklin. — Franklyn. 


Franclieu,  Jacques  Laurent  Pierre  Charles, 
Marquis  de.  1680-1745. 

M&moires,  pub.  par  Louis  de  Germon. 
[With  portrait.]  (Soc.  hist,  de  Gascogne, 
Archives,  2  s.  fasc.  1.)  .2683 

Franco,  Battista.  Vasari,  G.  Battista  Franco. 
27  pp.  (Opere,  v.  6,  p.  571.) 

Franco,  Matteo.  15  cent. 

Viaggio  di  Clarice  Orsini  de’  Medici  nel 
1485.  Bologna,  1868.  12°.  ( Scelta  di  curio¬ 
sity  letterarie,  no.  98. )  2332 

-  Kettera.  20  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor.  ital.  3  s.  v.  9,  1869, 

p.  32.) 

-  and  Pulci,  Luigi.  Sonetti.  Assieme  con 

la  confessione,  stanze  in  lode  della  Beca,  ed 
altre  rime  del  medesimo  Pulci.  Nuovamente 
date  alia  luce  .  .  .  dal  Marchese  Filippo  de 
Rossi.  [Lucca],  1759.  8°.  2313 

Franco,  Nicolb.  Simiani,  C.  Nicolb  Franco. 

17  pp.  ( Propugnatore ,  v.  20,  pt.  1,  1887,  p.  159.) 


Francoeur,  Louis  Benjamin,  and  others. 

Dictionnaire  technologique ;  ou,  nouveau 
dictionnaire  universel  des  arts  et  metiers,  et 
de  l’bconomie  industrielle  et  commerciale. 
Paris,  1822-35.  22  v.  p.  8°.  R.105 

Atlas.  Paris,  1835.  2  v.  4°.  R.101 


Contents. 

Abattoir-Antimoine,  v.  1.  Mahaleb-Mitres  de  Chemi- 
Apocyn-Baume  de  Tolu 


v.  2. 

Bec-d’ane-Byssus,  v.  3. 
Cabestan-Chaput,  v.  4. 
Char-Controle,  v.  5. 
Copahu-Devideur,  v.  6. 
Diable-Ellipsoide,  v.  7. 
Email-Ffeve  de  Tonka,  v.  8. 
Ficelle-Futaine,  v.  9. 
Gabare-Hoyau,  v.  10. 
Huiles-Lactates,  v.  11. 
Lainage-Magnetisme,  v.  12. 


nee,  v.  13. 

Mobile-Optique,  v.  14. 
Or-Peinture,  v.  15. 
Pelletier-fourreur-Porte- 
voix,  v.  16. 
Poste-Presure,  v.  17. 
Prohibition-Rum,  v.  18. 
Sable-SouriciSre,  v.  19. 
Sparterie-Thon,  v.  20. 
Tinibale-Teinturier-peaus- 
sier,  v.  21. 

Uranates-Zinc,  v.  2. 


Franco-German  war,  1870-71. 

Abel,  K.  Letters  on  international  rela¬ 
tions  before  and  during  the  war  of  1870.  By 
“The  Times  ”  correspondent  at  Berlin.  1871, 
2  v.  3714 

-  Bazaine,  F.  A.  Episodes  de  la  guerre  de 

1870,  et  de  blocus  de  Metz.  1883.  4694 


-  Bondois,  P.  Histoire  de  la  guerre  de  1870- 

71  et  des  origines  de  la  troisieme  Rbpublique, 

1869- 71.  [1888.]  4422 

-  Chevalier,  L.  E.  La  marine  fran§aise  et 

la  marine  allemande  pendant  la  guerre  de 

1870- 71.  1873.  4667 

-  Clarke,  F.  C.  H.  The  Franco-German 

war,  1870-71.  Second  part :  History  of  the 
war  against  the  Republic.  [With  maps.]  1884. 

3673 

Note.— For  first  part  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Corra,  E.  Bataille  de  Sedan,  les  v§rita- 

bles  coupables  par  le  G6n.  de  Wimpffen.  1887. 

4667 

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pseud.)  Journal  d’un  voyageur  pendant  la 
guerre.  1871.  ( (Euvres  compl.  v.  51. )  — 4187 

-  Fosse  d’ Arcosse,  R.  Sibge  de  Soissons  en 

1870.  1892.  .2696 

- France.  Assembles  Nationale.  En- 

qubte  parlementaire  sur  les  actes  du  gouverne- 
ment  de  la  defense  nationale.  Rapports. 
1873-75,  12  v.  1692 

-  Frederick  III,  German  Emperor  and  King 

of  Prussia.  Aus  Kaiser  Friederich’s  tagebuch. 
1870-71.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  57,  1888.) 

—4143 

- Diary  of  the  Austro-German  war,  1866, 

and  the  Franco-German  war,  1870-71 ;  to 
which  is  added  Prince  Bismarck’s  rejoinder. 
Ed.  by  H.  W.  Lucy.  1888.  3667 

-  Junck,  K.  Deutsch-franzoesischer  krieg, 

1870-71.  1876,  2  v.  3603 

Note. — Also  in  TJnsere  Zeit,  1871,  v.  2-1873,  v.  2. 

-  MacMahon,  M.  E.  P.  M.,  Due  de  Magenta. 

Armbe  de  Versailles  depuis  sa  formation  jus- 
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IjOrraine.—  Met*. — Napoleon  111,  Emperor  of  the 
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Societas  Aperiendis  Fontibus  Rerum 
Germanicarum  Medii  Aevi.  Monumenta 
Germaniae  historica,  500-1500.  Scriptores. 
v.  15,  pts.  1,  2 ;  v.  27-30,  pt.  1.  Hannoverae, 
1887-96.  5  v.  in  6,  fo.  3671 

Note.— For  v.  1-14,  16-26,  see  preceding  catalogue.  For 
all  other  divisions  see  Monumenta  Germaniae  historica. 

Contents.  De  translatione  S.  Adalbert!,  v.  15,  pt.  2. 
— Passio  Adalberti,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Rutpert,  of  Mettlach. 
Ex  vita  et  miraculis  S.  Adalberti  Egmondani,  v.  15,  pt.  2. 
— De  S.  Adalberto,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Ex  miraculis  S.  Adal- 
liardi  Corbeiensibus,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Berthe,  of  Vilich. 
Vita  Adelheidis  abbatissae  Vilicensis,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — 
Translatio  et  miracula  S.  Adelplii  Episcopi  Mettensis, 
v.  15,  pt.  1. — Carmen  de  Adolfo  Rege  Thuringiam  inva- 
dente,  v.  30,  pt.  1.— Ex  miraculis  S.  Agili  Resbacensibus, 
v.  15,  pt.  2.— Goswin,  of  Mayence.  Ex  passione  S.  Albani 
martyris,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Translatio  S.  Albini  martyris, 
v.  15,  pt.  2. — Vita  Alcuini,  v.  15,  pt.  1.— Monumenta 
Aldenburgensia,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Aldric,  St.,  Bp.  of  Le 
Mans.  Gesta,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — Translatio  S.  Alexandri 
Papae  et  Justini  Presbyteri,  v.  15,  pt.  1.— Ex  vita  Alru- 
nae,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Otto,  of  St.  Emmeran’s,  Ratisbon.  Vita 
S.  Altonis,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Notitiae  Altorfenses,  v.  15, 
pt.  2.— Gilbert,  of  St.  Amand,  Tournay.  Ex  miraculis  S. 
Ainamli,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Anscher,  Abbot  of  St.  Riquier. 
Ex  vita  Augilberti,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — De  obitu  Angilberti, 
v.  15,  pt.  1. — Walter,  of  Hemingford.  Ex  cronica  de  gestis 
regum  Angliae,  v.  28. — Cotton,  B.  de.  Ex  historia 
Anglican;!.  v.  28.— Ralph,  Niger.  Ex  chronica  Angli- 
cana,  v.  27.— Ralph,  of  Coggeshall.  Ex  historia  Anglica- 
na,  v.  27. — William,  of  Newburgh.  Ex  historia  Anglicana, 
y.  27.— Liebermann,  F.,  and  Pauli,  G.  R.  (Eds.)  Ex 
rerum  Anglicarum  scriptoribus  saec.  XII  et  XIII, 
v.  27,  28. — Ex  chronico  Abglo-Saxonico,  v.  27.— Ex 
annalibus  recentiore  tempore  excerptis,  v.  29. — Dedi¬ 
cations  in  provincia  Aquileiense,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Hari- 
ulphe,  Abbot  of  Aldenburg.  Ex  vita  Arnulii  Episcopi 
Suessionensis,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Gautier  and  Robert,  Abbots  of 
Arrouaise.  Fundatio  monasterii  Arroasiensis,  v.  15, 
pt.  2.— Notitia  fundationis  et  restaurationis  monasterii 
Ascoviensis,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Series  episcoporum  Augus- 
tanorum,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Bacon,  R.  Ex  operibus,  v.  28. 
—Ex  translatione  S.  Baltecliildts,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — Series 
episcoporum  Bambergensiuin,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Hein¬ 
rich,  Abbot  of  Banz.  Fundatio  monasterii  Banzensis, 
v.  15,  pt.  2. — Notae  Basilienses,  v.  30,  pt.  1.— Fundatio 
monasterii  Baumburgensls,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Ex  miracu¬ 
lis  et  translationibus  S.  Bavonis,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Annales 
Bawarici  et  Austriaci  breves,  v.  30,  pt.  1.— Ex  chronico 
de  Bello,  v.  28.— Adelaire,  of  Fleury.  Miracula  S.  Be¬ 
nedict!,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — Adrevald,  of  Fleury.  Ex  miracu¬ 
lis  S.  Benedicti.  v.  15,  pt.  1. — Ardon,  surnamed  Smaragde, 
of  Aniane.  Vita  Benedicti  Abbatis  Anianensis  et  Inden- 
sis,  v.  15,  pt.  1.— Ex  translatione  SS.  Benign!  et  Agne- 
tis,  v.  15,  pt.  1.— Fundatio  monasterii  Berchtesgaden- 
sis,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Nota  de  dedicatione  Beronensi,  v.  15, 
pt.  2.— Ex  miraculis  et  translatione  S.  Bertae,  v.  15, 
pt.  1.— Bovon,  Abbot  of  St.  Bertin.  Relatio  de  invention 


et  elevatione  S.  Bertin!,  v.  15,  pt.  1.— Erembold,  Monk 
of  St.  Bertin.  Ex  libello  de  miraculo  S.  Bertini,  v.  15, 
pt.  1.— Monumenta  Bertiniana  minora,  v.  15,  pt.  1.— 
Ex  vita  Bertnlli  Renticensis,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Notitiae  fun¬ 
dationis  monasterii  Biburgensis,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Funda¬ 
tio  monasterii  Blandiniensis,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Catalogus 
abbatum  Blandiniensinin,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Cronica 
Boemorum  auct.  canonico  S.  Blasii  Brunsvicensis, 
v.  30,  pt.  1. — Relatio  de  Bonefacio  VIII,  Papa  capto  et 
liberato,  v.  28. — Notitiae  fundationis  monasterii  Boso- 
nis-villae,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Dedicationes  ecclesiarum  dioe- 
ceseos  Brixlnensis,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Monumenta  Broni- 
ensia,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Bruno  (Bonifacius).  Vita  V 
fratrum,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Cronicae  principum  Brunsvi- 
censiuni  fragmentum,  v.  30,  pt.  1. — Egilward,  Monk  oj 
Wuerzburg.  Ex  vita  Burcliardi  Episcopi  Wirziburgen- 
sis,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — Vita  Burchardi  Episcopi  Wirziburgensis, 
v.  15,  pt.  1.— Ex  annalibus  Burtonensibus,  v.  27. — 
Translatio  S.  t'alixti  Cisonium,  v.  15,  pt.  1.— Ex  chro¬ 
nico  principum  Cambrensi,  v.  27.— Ex  historia  mona¬ 
sterii  Farae-insulae,  v.  29. — Angilbert,  St.,  Abbot  of  St. 
Riquier.  De  ecclesia  Centulensi  libellus,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — 
Catalogus  abbatum  Fentulensium,  v.  15,  pt.  1.— Er- 
landsen,  J.,  Abp.  of  Lund.  Narratio  litis  inter  Christo- 
plinrum  I  et  Jacobum  Erlandi  Archiepiscopum  Lun- 
densem,  v.  29.— Ex  opere  chronicoruni,  v.  28. — Ex 
translatione  SS.  Chrysanti  et  Dariae,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — 
Fundatio  monasterii  C'omburgensis,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Ex 
gestis  Conwoionis  Abbatis  Rotonensis,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — Noti¬ 
tiae  fundationis  monasterii  Corbeiensis,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — 
Notae  Cracovienses,  v.  29.— Cronicae  minoris 
continuatio  VII,  v.  30,  pt.  1.— Notae  de  episcopatu  Cnro- 
neusi,  v.  29. — Monumenta  historiae  ecclesiasticae  Da- 
nicae  minora,  v.  29.— Waitz,  G.  (Ed.)  Ex  rerum  Dani- 
earn  in  scriptoribus  saec.  XII  et  XIII,  v.  29.— Annales 
Daniel  Colbazenses,  v.  29.— Ex  annalibus  Danicis  et 
Suecicis,  v.  29.— Aageson,  S.  Ex  gestis  regum  Dano- 
runt,  v.  29.— Ex  catalogis  regum  Danorum,  v.  29.— Ex 
chronica  Danorum  Sialandica,  v.  29. — Ex  historia  Dano¬ 
rum  Roskildensi,  v.  29.— Ex  historia  de  profectione 
Dauorum  in  terram  sanctam,  v.  29.— Ex  historia  regum 
Danorum  dicta  Knytlingasaga,  v.  29.— Holder-Egger,  O. 
(Ed.)  Planctus  de  captivitate  regum  Danorum,  v.  29. — 
Saxo  Grammaticus.  Ex  gestis  Danorum,  v.  29. — Ex  an¬ 
nalibus  Dano-Suecanis,  v.  29.— Ex  vita  S.  Deicoli, 
v.  15,  pt.  2.— Fundatio  coenobii  Dietrammiccllae, 
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dedicationum  monasterii  Ilimmerode,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — 
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tiones  monasterii  Lacensis,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Tractatus  de 
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adventu  et  elevatione  S.  Randoaldi  sociorumque  ejus, 
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miraculis  S.  Riutwini.  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Ex  translatione 
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.  Ex  annalibus  Nestuedensibus  minoribus,  v.  29.— Theo- 
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Ex  translatione  et  miraculis  S.  Reginae,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — 
Ex  vita  Reginswindis,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — Notae  Reichen- 
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Notitiae  fundationis  et  traditionum  monasterii  S. 
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tionis  cellae  S.  Joliannis  prope  Tabernas,  v.  15,  pt.  2. 
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Cronica  S.  Petri  Erl'ordensis  moderna;  Series  ab- 
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monasterii  Schildecensis,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Miraculum  S. 
Kebastiani,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Odilon,  of  St.  Medard,  Soissons. 
Ex  translatione  S.  Sebastiani,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — Antoine, 
Abbot  of  Senones.  Consecratio  ecclesiae  Senoniensis, 
v.  15,  pt.  2.— Liutolf,  Presbyter  of  Mayence.  Vita  et  trans¬ 
late  S.  Severi,  v.  15,  pt.  1.— Ex  annalibus  Kigtiinen- 
sibus,  v.  29. — Ex  vita  Kiniouis  Comitis  Crespeiensis, 
v.  15,  pt.  2. — Nota  fundationis  coenobii  Nindeisbcrg, 
v.  15,  pt.  2.— Cronica  Slavoruin  auct.  canonico  S.  Blasii 
Brunsvicensis,  v.  30,  pt.  1. — Miracula  in  ecclesia  B. 
Petri  Slesviei  facta,  v.  29.— Ex  aDnalibus  Koran  is, 
v.  29. — Ex  annalibus  de  Southwark,  v.  27.— Dedicatio 
ecclesiae  Sjiringirsbaeensis,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Notae  Sta- 
bulenses,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Ex  S.  Slanislai  Episcopi  Cra- 
coviensis  vitis  et  miraculis,  v.  29.— Ex  annalibus  Stan- 
leiensibus  et  Fuxnesiensibu3,  v.  28.  —  E  gestis 


Stephan i  regis  Anglorum,  v.  27.— Richard,  Prior  of 
Hexham.  Historia  de  gestis  regis  Stephani  et  de  bello 
Standardi,  v.  27. — Ermenric,  Abbot  of  Elwangen.  Sermo 
de  vita  S.  Sualonis  dicti  Soli,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — Dedicatio 
altaris  monasterii  Snbunensis,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Notae 
Sweigo-Monasterienses,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— De  invasione 
Tartarorum  fragmentuin,  v.  29. — Taster,  J.  de.  Ex 
annalibus,  v.  28. — Notae  Tegernseenses,  v.  15,  p.  2. — 
Dedicatio  ecclesiae  Telfs,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Ex  libello  de  ex- 
pugnatione  Terra®  Kanctae,  v.  27. — Heinrich,  Abbot 
of  Breitenau.  Passio  Thieinonis  Archiepiscopi,  v.  15, 
pt.  2.— Ex  libris  auctorum  aequalium  de  S.  Tlioina  Can- 
tuariensi,  v.  27. — Translatio  SS.  Tiburtii,  Marcellini,  et 
Petri  ad  S.  Medardum,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — Notae  dedicationum 
dioeceseos  Treverensis,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Stepelin,  of  St. 
Trond.  Ex  miraculis  S.  Trillion  is,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Car- 
mina  de  regno  (Jngariae  destructo  per  Tartaros,  v.  29. 
— Heinemann,  L.  von.  (Ed.)  Ex  rerum  Ungaricarmn 
scriptoribus  saec.  XIII,  v.  29. — Folcuin,  Abbot  of  Lobbes. 
Ex  miraculis  SS.  Ursniari  et  Ermini,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — 
Miracula  S.  Ursmari  in  itinere  per  Flandriam  facta, 
v.  15,  pt.  2.— Haimin,  of  St.  Vaast’s,  Arras.  Ex  miracu- 
lorum  S.  Vedasti  libro  I,  v.  15,  pt.  1.— Hubert,  of  St. 
Vaast.  Ex  apparitione  S.  Vedasti,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — Sermo  de 
relatione  corporis  Beati  Vedastia  Bellovaco  ad  proprium 
locum,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — Ulmar,  of  St.  Vaast,  and  others.  Ex 
miraculorum  S.  Vedasti  libro  II,  v.  15,  pt.  1.— Olbert, 
Abbot  of  Gembloux.  Ex  miraculis  S.  Veroni,  v.  15, 
pt.  2. — Ex  historia  relationis  S.  Walarici,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — 
Miracula  S.  Waldburgae  Tielensia,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Wolf- 
hard,  of  Hasenried.  Ex  miraculis  S.  Waldburgis  Mon- 
heimensibus,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — Adson,  Abbot  of  Monticr-en- 
Der.  Miracula  SS.  Waldeberti  et  Eustasii,  v.  15,  pt.  2. 
— Ex  annalibus  Waldeinarianis  et  Yitescolensibus, 
v.  29. — Fundatio  monasterii  Waldsassensi.s,  v.  15, 
pt.  2.— Wallingford,  J.  Ex  chronicis,  v.  28. — Ex  mira¬ 
culis  S.  W'andregisili,  v.  15,  pt.  1.— Ex  sermone  de 
adventu  SS.  Wandregisili,  Ansberti,  et  Vulfranni,  v.  15, 
pt.  2. — Catalogus  abbatum  Weingarteusium,  v.  15, 
pt.  2. — Annales  Weissenaugienses  brevissimi,  v.  30, 
pt.  1. — Jan,  Deacon  of  Plock.  Ex  narratione  de  morte 
Werneri  Episcopi  Plocensis,  v.  29.— Fundatio  monas¬ 
terii  Wertbinensis,  v.  15,  pt.  1.— Notae  W'essofon- 
tanae,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Notae  dedicationum  Wettingen- 
ses,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Loup  (Servatus  Lupus),  Abbot  of  Fer- 
ri&res.  Vita  Wigberti  Abbatis  Friteslariensis,  v.  15, 
pt.  1.— Wikes,  or  Wykes,  T.  de.  Ex  chronico,  v.  27. — 
Vita  Willibaldi  Episcopi  Eichstetensis,  v.  15,  pt.  1. — 
Libelli  in  honorem  Willigisi  Archiepiscopi  Moguntini 
scripti,  v.  15,  pt.  2. — Burchard,  of  Hall,  and  others.  Cro¬ 
nica  ecclesiae  Winijiinensis,  v.  30,  pt.  1.— Drogon, 
Monk  of  Bergh-St.-Winnoc.  Ex  miraculis  S.  Winnoci, 
v.  15,  pt.  2. — Ex  vita  et  miraculis  S.  Winnoci,  v.  15,  pt.  2. 
—  Ex  annalibus  Wintonieusibus,  Waverleiensibus, 
Wigorniensibus,  Teokesburiensibus,  v.  27. — Vita  >Vlrn- 
tonis  Abbatis  Formbacensis,  v.  15,  pt.  2.— Vita  Wynne- 
baldi  Abbatis  Heidenheimensis,  v.  15,  pt.  1.— Indices, 
v.  15,  pt.  2,  v.  26-29. 

Frankfort,  on  the  Oder,  Prussia.  Frledlaen- 
der,  E.  (Ed. )  Aeltereuniversitaets-matrikeln: 
I.  Universitaet  Frankfurt  a.  O.  1887-91,  3  v. 
(Pub.  aus  d.  K.  preuss.  staatsarchiven,  v.  32, 
36,  49. )  4405 

Frankfort  Company,  Articles  of  agreement 

between  the  members  of  the.  7  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist. 
v.  15,  1891,  p.  205.) 

Frankfurter,  Oscar,  Ph.  D.  Buddhist  Nir¬ 
vana,  and  the  Noble  Eightfold  Path.  27  pp.  (Royal 
Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  12, 1880,  p.  548.) 

Frankish  language.  Arbois  de  Jubainville, 

M.  H.  d’.  Etudes  sur  la  d6clinaison  des  noms  propres 
dans  la  langue  franque  &,  l’6poque  mfirovingienne.  41  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  21,  1870,  p.312.) — La  langue 
franque,  le  vieux-haut-allemand,  et  la  langue  franpaise. 
17  pp.  (Romania,  v.  1,  1872,  p.  129.)— Texte  franc  des 
serments  de  Strasbourg  d’aprfes  la  nouv.  6d.  de  Nithard, 


PRANKISH  LANGUAGE 


1545 


FRANKLIN,  Benjamin 


20  pp.  (Biblioth.EcoIed.es  Charles,  v.  32,  1871,  p.  321.)— 
Derenbourg,  H.  Note  sur  quelques  mots  de  la  langue 
des  Francs  an  12  si&cle,  d'aprSs  le  texte  arabe  de  l’auto- 
biographie  d’Ous&ma  Ibu  Mounkidh.  13  pp.  (Biblioth. 
Eeole  des  hautes  Studes,  v.  73,  p.  453.) 

Sec  also  Franks. 

Frankish  poetry.  Rathail,  J.  de.  De  F exi¬ 
stence  d’une  6popee  franke  a  propos  de  la 
d6couverte  d’un  chant  populaire  merovin- 
gien.  1848.  2304 

See  also  Franks. 

Frankland,  Capt.  Charles  Colville. 

Travels  to  and  from  Constantinople,  in  the 
years  1827  and  1828.  London,  1829.  2v.  8°.  .2465 

Frankland,  Edward,  MD .,  LL.  D.  1825—. 

Intermittent  filtration  through  natural 
soil.  A  description  of  the  works  at  Merthyr 
Tydfil.  London,  n.  d.  8°.  (  With  Layard,  Sir 
A.  H.,  Papers  on  Mosaic  decoration.)  — 1736 

-  Climate  of  town  and  country.  16  pp.  ( Nineteenth 

Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  35.) 

-  Nichols,  W.  R.  On  the  examination  of  Mystic 

water.  With  remarks  on  Frankland’s  method  of  water 
analysis.  12  pp.  (Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report , 
1879,  Suppl.  p.  109.) 

Frankland,  Percy  Faraday.  Creatures  we 

breathe.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22,  1887,  p.  242.) 

Frankland,  Thomas,  M.  D.  17  cent. 

Annals  of  King  James  and  King  Charles  I. 
Containing  a  faithful  history,  and  impartial 
account  of  the  great  affairs  of  state,  and 
transactions  of  Parliaments  in  England  from 
the  tenth  of  King  James,  1612,  to  the 
eighteenth  of  King  Charles,  1642.  [Anon.] 
London,  1681.  fo.  1541 

Franklin,  Alfred  Louis  Auguste.  1830 — . 

Sources  de  l’histoire  de  France.  Notices 
bibliographiques  et  analytiques  des  inven- 
taires  et  des  recueils  de  documents  relatifs  a 
l’histoire  de  France.  Paris,  1877.  8°.  .2693 

-  Vie  priv6e  d’autrefois.  Arts  et  metiers ; 

modes,  mceurs,  usages  des  Parisiens  du  XII 
au  XVIII  siecle,  d’aprfes  des  documents 
originaux  ou  inedits.  Paris,  1887-97.  21  v. 
12°.  .2665 

Contents.  Aninaaux,  v.  20.— Caff1,  le  the,  et  le 
chocolat.  v.  13. — Chirurgiens,  v.  12.— Annonce  et  la 
reclame,  les  cris  de  Paris,  v.  1. — Cuisine,  v.  3.— 
Ecoles  et  colWges,  v.  10.— Enfant,  v.  17,  19.— Hygi- 
tne,  v.  7. — Magasins  de  nouveautds,  V.  15,  16,  18. — 
Mfideeins,  v.  11.— Medicaments,  v.  9. — Mesure  de 
temps,  v.  4.— Comment  on  devenait  patron,  v.  5. — 
Repas,  v.  6.— Soins  de  toilette,  le  savoir-vivre,  v.  2. — 
Varietes  chirurgicales,  v.  14. — Vari<5t6s  gust  ro- 
uomiques,  v.  8.— Vie  de  Paris  sous  la  Rggence,  v.  21. 

-  Preface  du  catalogue  de  la  bibliotheque 

Mazarine.  See  Desmarais,  P. 

Franklin,  Benjamin,  LL.  D.  1706-90. 

Works.  Pub.  by  W.  Suttaby.  London, 
1809.  18°.  3137 

Contents.  On  the  free  use  of  air. — Allegorical 
dream.— Concerning  new  settlements  in  America. — 
Information  to  those  who  would  remove  to  America. — 
— Internal  state  of  America,  1784. — Plan  for  improving 
the  condition  of  the  free  blacks.— The  Busy  body. — 
Morals  of  chess. — Attempts  for  conciliation. — On 
the  price  of  corn. — Court  of  the  Press.— Criminal 
laws  and  the  practice  of  privateering.— Dialogue  be¬ 


tween  Franklin  and  the  gout. — Art  of  procuring  pleasant 
dreams.— Economical  project.— Electrical  kite. 

— Rules  for  reducing  a  great  empire. — Sketch  of  an 
English  school. — Conversation  of  a  company  of 
ephemerae.— Final  speech  in  the  late  Federal  Con¬ 
vention. — On  the  death  of  Mr.  John  Franklin. — 
Handsome  and  deformed  leg.— Examination  be¬ 
fore  the  House  of  Commons. — Howe,  R.  Earl 
Howe.  Letter. — Number  of  deaths,  in  Phila.,  by  inocu¬ 
lation.— Comparison  of  the  conduct  of  the  ancient 
Jews,  and  the  Antifederalists  in  America. — Effects  of 
lead  on  the  human  constitution. — Eife  of  F.,  written  by 
himself. — Stueber,  H.  Life  of  F.— Observations  on  the 
prevailing  doctrines  of  life  and  death. — Best  method 
of  guarding  against  lightning.— On  lightning  and 
electricity.— On  luxury,  idleness,  and  industry.— On 
early  marriages. — Effect  of  early  impressions  on  the 
mind.— New  mode  of  lending  money. — Way  to  make 
money  plenty  in  every  man’s  pocket. — Description  of  a 
new  musical  instrument.— Curious  effect  of  oil  on 
water. — On  the  stilling  of  waves  by  means  of  oil. — 
Paper:  a  poem.  —  Parable  against  persecution. — 
Petition  of  the  left  hand. — Plain  truth.  — A 
Prussian  edict,  assuming  claims  over  Britain.— Ad¬ 
vice  to  youth  in  reading.— Necessary  hints  to  those 
who  would  be  rich. — Tendency  of  rivers  to  the  sea. — 
Remarks  concerning  the  savages  of  North  America. — 
On  the  harmony  of  the  old  Scotch  tunes.— Advice  to 
those  who  are  about  to  undertake  a  sea  voyage. — On 
the  slave  trade.— Address  for  the  abolition  of  slav¬ 
ery. — On  smuggling,  and  its  various  species. — On  the 
best  medium  for  conveying  sound. — Effect  of  the  sun's 
rays  on  cloths  of  different  colours.— On  the  art  of 
swimming.— Advice  to  a  young  tradesman. — Ob¬ 
servations  on  war.— Way  to  wealth. — Two  letters  to 
George  Whately.— The  Whistle. — Singular  custom 
among  the  Americans  entitled  white-washing.— Ex¬ 
tracts  from  his  will. 

—  Life  and  works.  Pub.  by  Geo.  Virtue. 
London,  [1852].  8°.  4723 

Contents.  On  the  free  use  of  air. — Allegorical 
dream. — Concerning  new  settlements  in  America. — 
Information  to  those  who  would  remove  to  America. — 
Internal  state  of  America,  1784. — Short  account  of  the 
arts  and  sciences. — Plan  for  improving  the  condition 
of  the  free  blacks. — The  Busy  body.— Morals  of 
chess.— Attempts  for  conciliation. — On  the  price  of 
corn.— Court  of  the  Press. — Criminal  law's,  and 
the  practice  of  privateering.— Dialogue  between  Frank¬ 
lin  and  the  gout. — Art  of  procuring  pleasant  dreams. 
— Economical  project.— Petition  to  those  who  have 
the  superintendency  of  education.— Electrical  kite. 
—Rules  for  reducing  a  great  empire. — Sketch  of  an 
English  school.— The  Ephemera:  an  emblem  of 
human  life. — Final  speech  in  the  late  Federal  Con¬ 
vention.— On  the  death  of  Mr.  John  Franklin.— 
Handsome  and  deformed  leg.— Examination  be¬ 
fore  the  House  of  Commons.— Howe,  R.  Earl 
Howe.  Letter.  Number  of  deaths  in  Phila.,  by  inocu¬ 
lation.— Comparison  of  the  conduct  of  the  ancient 
Jews,  and  the  Antifederalists  in  America. — Effects  of 
lead  on  the  human  constitution.— Eife  of  F.,  written 
by  himself. — Stueber,  H.  Life  of  F. — Observations  on 
the  prevailing  doctrines  of  life  and  death- — Best 
method  of  guarding  against  lightning. — On  lightning 
and  electricity.— On  luxury,  idleness,  and  industry.— 
On  early  marriages.— Effect  of  early  impressions  on 
the  mind. — New  mode  of  lending  money.— Way  to 
make  money  plenty  in  every  man’s  pocket. — Description 
of  a  new  musical  instrument.— Curious  effects  of 
oil  on  water.— On  the  stilling  of  waves  by  means  of  oil. 
—Paper:  a  poem.— Parable  against  persecution. — 
Plain  truth. — A  Prussian  edict,  assuming  claims 
over  Britain.— Advice  to  youth  in  reading. — Necessary 
hints  to  those  who  would  be  rich. — Tendency  of  rivers 
to  the  sea. — Remarks  concerning  the  savages  of  North 
America.— On  the  harmony  of  the  old  Scotch  tunes. — 
Advice  to  those  who  are  about  to  undertake  a  sea 


FRANKLIN,  Benjamin 


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voyage.  —  On  the  slave  trade.  —  Address  for  the 
abolition  of  slavery.— On  smuggling,  and  its  vari¬ 
ous  species.— On  the  best  medium  for  conveying  sound. 
—Effect  of  the  sun's  rays  on  cloths  of  different  colours. 
—On  the  art  of  swimming. — Advice  to  a  young 
tradesman. — Observations  on  war. — Way  to  wealth. 
— Two  letters  to  George  Whately. — The  Whistle. — 
Singular  custom  among  the  Americans  called  white¬ 
washing. — Extracts  from  his  will. 

—  Complete  works,  including  his  private  as 
well  as  his  official  and  scientific  correspond¬ 
ence,  and  numerous  letters  and  documents 
now  for  the  first  time  printed  .  .  .  also  the  un¬ 
mutilated  and  correct  version  of  his  Autobi¬ 
ography.  Compiled  and  ed.  by  John  Bige¬ 
low.  New  York,  1887-88.  10  v.  8°.  2151 

Contents.  To  Wm.  Smith,  Nov.  27,  1853:  The  acad¬ 
emy,  v.  2. — Observations  relative  to  the  intentions 
of  the  original  founders  of  the  Academy  in  Penn¬ 
sylvania,  June,  1789,  v.  10. — To  Mathon  de  La  Cour, 
July  9,  1785:  Acknowledging  his  election  to  the  Acad¬ 
emy  of  the  City  of  Lyons,  v.  9.— To  Robert  Morris, 
Nov.  2,  1789:  Asks  to  have  his  accounts  with  the  gov¬ 
ernment  settled,  v.  10. — To  the  President  of  Congress, 
Nov.  29,  1788:  Requesting  a  settlement  of  his  accounts, 
v.  10.— Adams.  J.  [Letters],  Nov.  4,  30,  1780;  Apr.  10, 
Oct.  4,  1781;  Mch.  26,  June  13,  1782,  v.  7;  Sept.  13,  1783, 
v.  8;  July  19,  1784;  Jan.  27,  1787,  v.  9.— To  John  Adams, 
Apr.  3,  24,  1779,  v.  6 ;  Oct.  2,  8,  1780 ;  Apr.  20,  1781 ;  Feb. 
12,  1782,  v.  7 ;  Oct.  15,  1782 ;  Jan.  19,  1783,  v.  8 ;  Aug.  6,  1784, 
v.  9. — To  M.  Dumas,  Mch.  18,  1779:  Return  of  Mr.  Adams, 
v.  6.— To  M.  de  Vergennes,  Aug.  3,  1780 :  Indiscretion  of 
Mr.  Adams,  v.  7. — To  John  Quincy  Adams,  Apr.  21, 
1779,  v.  6.— Advice  to  a  young  tradesman,  v.  2. — 
To  Edward  and  Jane  Mecom,  May  21,  1752  :  Consolations 
in  afflict  ion  and  acquiescence  in  the  dispensations  of 
Providence,  v.  2.— Afterwit,  A.  Letter,  1732,  v.  1.— 
To  Mr.  Colden,  June  2,  1773 :  Indolence  of  age,  v.  5. — To 
Thomas  Cushing,  Apr.  13,  1772:  Agents  in  England, 
v.  4.— To  Jared  Eliot,  Feb.  11,  1752:  On  his  agricul¬ 
tural  essays,  v.  10.— To  Joshua  Babcock,  Jan.  13,  1772 : 
Agricultural  pursuits,  v.  4.— To  M.  Dubourg,  July 
28,  1768  :  On  the  free  use  of  air,  v.  4. — To  Philip  Schuyler, 
May  27,  1776:  Journey  from  Albany  to  New  York, 
v.  6. — To  Miss  Alexander,  June  27,  1782,  v.  7.— To  Wm. 
Alexander,  Dec.  15,  1781,  v.  7.— To  John  Alleyne, 
Aug.  9,  1768,  v.  4.— To  Noah  Webster,  June  18,  1786 :  On  a 
reformed  alphabet,  v.  9. — Electrical  experiments  on 
amber,  July  3,  1762,  v.  3. — Internal  state  of  America  : 
being  a  true  description  of  the  interest  and  policy  of 
that  vast  continent,  1784,  v.  9 ;  1788,  v.  10.— To  Charles  W. 
F.  Dumas,  Dec.  9,  1775 :  State  of  affairs  in  America,  v.  5. 
— To  David  Hartley,  Feb.  2,  1780 :  America  will  not  treat 
for  a  peace  without  her  allies,  v.  7  ;  Oct  16, 1783 :  How  to 
make  America  as  happy  as  the  Sabini  girls,  v.  8 ;  Oct. 
27,  1785 :  Condition  of  things  in  America,  v.  9. — To  Joseph 
Galloway,  Aug.  8,  1767  :  Taxing  America  a  popular  meas¬ 
ure,  v.  4.— To  Joseph  Priestley,  Jan.  27,  1777 :  Affairs  in 
America,  v.  6.— To  Lord  Karnes,  Jan.  3,  1760:  Predictions 
in  regard  to  America ;  June  2,  1765:  Affairs  in  America, 

[v.  3 ;  Apr.  11,  1767  :  Prospects  of  America,  v.  4.— To  Rich¬ 
ard  Price,  Aug.  16,  1784:  False  reports  about  America, 
v.  9.— To  Samuel  Mather,  July  7,  1773:  Discoverers  of 
America  before  Columbus;  July  7,  1773:  Proceedings 
against  America,  v.  5. — To  Miss  Stevenson,  Mch.  25,  1763: 
Arrival  in  America,  v.  3. — To  the  Chevalier  de  Chastellux, 
Apr.  6, 1782 :  Campaign  in  America,  v.  7.— To  the  Count 
de  Vergennes,  Feb.  13,  1781:  Critical  situation  of  affairs 
in  America,  v.  7.— To  the  Marquis  de  Condorcet,  Mch.  20, 
1774 :  Answers  to  questions  about  America,  v.  5.— To  the 
Marquis  de  Lafayette,  Apr.  17,  1787 :  America,  v.  9.— To 
Mr.  Whiteford,  Dec.  7,  1762:  Painting  and  poetry  in 
America,  v.  3. — To  Wm.  Pulteney,  Mch.  30, 1778  :  America 
can  only  treat  on  the  basis  of  independence,  nor  at  all  if 
England  makes  war  on  France,  v.  6.— To  Wm.  Strahan, 
Aug.  19,  1784:  How  to  recapture  America,  v.  9.— Strahan, 
W.  Queries  respecting  American  affairs,  with 


answers  of  F.,  Nov.  21,  1769,  v.  4. — To  James  Bowdoin, 
Jan.  13,  1772:  Lord  Grenville  on  American  affairs,  v.  4. 
— To  John  Ingenhousz,  June  21,  1782:  American  affairs, 
v.  7.— To  Samuel  Cooper,  Apr.  14,  1770:  Papers  relating 
to  American  affairsin  France,  v.4.— To  Thomas  Cushing, 
Apr.  13,  1772 :  American  affairs  in  Parliament ;  Sept.  3, 
1772:  New  minister  of  American  affairs,  v.4. — To  Wm. 
Franklin,  Aug.  28,  1767 :  Lord  Shelburne  and  Gen.  Con¬ 
way  on  American  affairs;  Nov.  25,  1767:  Lords  Shel¬ 
burne  and  Clare  on  American  affairs,  v.  4. — To  Arthur 
Lee,  May  17,  1778:  Mode  of  drawing  money  from  the 
American  banker,  v.  6. — To  Charles  Thomson,  June 
18, 1786 :  Respecting  a  million  of  livres  in  the  account  of 
the  American  banker  in  France,  v.  9. — To  Robert  Morris, 
July  26, 1781:  American  bankers  in  Paris,  v.  7.— To 
Count  de  Vergennes,  July  6,  1781 :  Mistakes  respecting 
American  bills  of  exchange  corrected,  v.  7. — To 
Mrs.  Mecom,  Feb.  23,  1769 :  Squabble  about  an  Ameri¬ 
can  bishop,  v.  4. — To  Samuel  Cooper,  May  1,  1777 : 
American  cause  in  Europe,  v.  6.— To  David  Hartley, 
Oct.  22,  1783:  The  American  china  vase  safe,  v.  8.— 
To  Messrs.  Weems  and  Gant,  July  18,  1784:  Ordination 
of  American  clergymen  of  the  Episcopal  Church, 
v.  9. — To  C.  W.  F.  Dumas,  Dec.  9,  1774 :  Asking  him  to 
ascertain  from  the  diplomatic  corps  at  the  Hague 
whether  any  of  the  European  courts  are  disposed  to 
afford  assistance  to  the  American  colonies,  v.  5. — 
To  the  President  of  Congress,  Dec.  25, 1783:  The  Amer¬ 
ican  commissioners,  v.  8. — To  George  Whately, 
May  23,  1785:  American  confederation,  v.  9.— To 
Francis  Maseres,  June  26, 1785 :  Result  of  the  American 
contest,  v.  9.— Causes  of  the  American  discontent 
before  1768,  Jan.  9,  1768,  v.  4.— To  Thomas  Ruston,  Oct.  9, 
1780:  American  finance  and  paper-money,  v.  7. —To 
Benjamin  Vaughan,  July  26,  1784  :  American  hospi¬ 
tality,  luxury,  and  idleness,  v.  9.— To  an  engraver  in 
Paris,  June  24,  1778  :  Respecting  a  print  commemorative 
of  American  independence,  v.  6.— Analysis  of  the 
American  loyalists,  v.  10. — Claims  of  the  American 
loyalists,  v.  10.— To  Alexander  Small,  Nov.  5,  1789 :  Amer¬ 
ican  loyalists,  v.  10.— To  Richard  Oswald,  Nov.  26,  1782 : 
On  the  indemnification  of  American  loyalists,  v.  8. — To 
Samuel  Cooper,  Apr.  22,  1779 :  Depreciation  of  Ameri¬ 
can  paper-money,  v.  6. — To  Count  de  Vergennes, 
July  10,  1780:  Foreign  merchants  ought  not  to  suffer 
from  the  depreciation  of  American  paper  money,  v.  7. — 
To  Thomas  Cushing,  July,  7,  1773 :  The  King’s  answer  to 
the  American  petition,  v.  5. — Address  from  the 
American  Philosophical  Society  to  F.,  Sept.  27, 
1785,  v.  9.— To  Lord  Kames,  Feb.  21,  1769 :  Chosen  presi¬ 
dent  of  the  American  Philosophical  Society,  v.  4. — To 
the  Editors  of  the  Pennsylvania  Gazette,  1788  :  Spirit  of 
the  American  press,  v.  9.— To  David  Hartley,  Feb.  12, 
1778 :  American  press,  v.  6.— To  Mr.  Digges,  June  25, 
1780:  Provision  for  American  prisoners  in  England,  v.  7. 
— To  Sir  Grey  Cooper,  Dec.  11,  1777  :  American  prisoners 
in  England,  v.  6.— To  Thomas  McKean,  Nov.  5,  1781 : 
American  prisoners  in  England,  v.  7.— To  M.  de  Sartine, 
Feb.  13, 1780 :  American  prisoners  in  England,  v.  7. — To 
Mr.  Thornton,  1777 :  Instructions  for  the  relief  of  Ameri¬ 
can  prisoners  in  England,  v.  6.— To  Samuel  Cooper,  Oct. 
27,  1779:  American  privateers,  v.  6.— To  John  Rose, 
Dec.  13, 1767 :  On  admitting  American  representa¬ 
tives  into  Parliament,  v.  4. — To  Mr.  Small,  Sept.  28,  1787 : 
American  royalists,  v.  9.— To  James  Johnston,  Feb. 
10,  1773:  American  senna,  v.  5. — To  James  Lovell, 
Dec.  21,  1777 :  Applications  for  appointments  in  the 
American  service,  v.  6.— To  the  Abb<5  Morellet,  Dec. 
10,  1788 :  American  songs  and  music,  v.  10.— To  the 
Honorable  the  Commissioners  of  the  Navy  for  the  East¬ 
ern  Department,  Boston,  Oct.  17, 1779 :  The  American 
squadron's  achievements  under  Paul  Jones,  v.  6. 
— To  Mr.  Small,  Sept.  28,1787:  American  taxation, 
v.  0.— To  M.  Van  der  Ouder  Meulen,  June  22,  1780:  Pro¬ 
posals  for  a  shipping  company  for  the  American 
trade,  v.  7. — To  Robert  Morris,  Dec.  23,  1782 :  Neglect  of 
Americans  to  tax  themselves  rebuked,  v.  8. — To  Mr. 
Urban,  Oct.  20,  1789:  Corrects  an  error  in  his  magazine 
about  Americans,  v.  10.— To  Wm.  Hunter,  Nov.  24,  1786 : 


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Mr.  Anstey,  v.  9.— To  Wm.  Strahan,  Oct.  19,  1748: 
Franklin  establishes  a  printing  house  at  Antigua, 
v.  10.— Apologue,  v.  6. — Arabian  tale,  v.  6. — To 
Count  d’Aramla,  Apr.  7,  1777,  v.  6.— To  the  President  of 
Congress,  May  22, 1780:  Recommending  Baron  d’Arendt, 
v.  7.— Argenteau.  M.,  Comte  de.  [Letter],  Sept.  28, 
1784,  v.  9.— To  Count  de  Mercy  Argenteau,  July  30,  1784, 
v.  9. — Answer  to  Mr.  Dubourg’s  queries  respecting  the 
Armonica,  Dec.  8,  1772,  v.  4.— To  James  Read,  Nov.  2, 
1755:  Arms  and  ammunition  for  the  frontier,  v.  2. — To 
Wm.  Lee,  Apr.  2,  1779:  Supplies  of  arms,  v.  6. — To  Jared 
Eliot,  Aug.  31,  1755 :  State  of  the  army,  v.  2. — To  M.  de 
Lafayette,  Mch.  2,  1780:  Arms  and  equipment  for  the 
army,  v.  7.— To  Samuel  Cooper,  June  8,  1770 :  Standing 
army,  v.  4. — To  Patrick  Henry,  Feb.  26,  1779 :  On  procur¬ 
ing  supplies  in  Europe  for  the  army  in  "Virginia, 
▼.  6.— To  Lafayette,  May  14,  1781:  Expedition  against 
Arnold,  v.  7. — To  Mr.  Searle,  Nov.  30,  1780:  Arnold's 
treason,  v.  7.— To  Lord  Karnes,  Nov.,  1761:  His  intro¬ 
duction  to  the  Art  of  thinking,  v.  3 ;  Art  of  Virtue, 
v.  3. — To  Charles  Carroll,  June  2, 1779:  Sending  artisans 
to  America,  v.  6.— To  Richard  Oswald,  July  28,  1782: 
Affair  of  Capt.  Asgill.  v.  8. — Aurora  Borealis,  v.  6. 

— To - Austin,  Oct.  20, 1779,  v.  6. — Autobiography, 

v.  1.— Introduction  to  the  Autobiography  of  F.,  v.  1. — 
Skeleton  sketch  of  his  Autobiography,  v.  1.— To  Benj. 
Vaughan,  Oct.  24,  1788 :  The  Autobiography,  v.  10.— To 
M.  Le  Veillard,  Nov.  13,  1789:  Sends  a  portion  of  the 
Autobiography,  v.  10.— To  the  AbbS  Morellet,  Dec.  10, 
1788  :  The  Autobiography,  v.  10. — To  Wm.  Vaughan,  Dec. 
9,  1788:  Progress  with  the  Autobiography,  v.  10. — To 
Richard  Baehe,  Oct.  7,  1772,  v.  4 ;  Sept.  30,  1774,  v.  5 ; 
Apr.  14,  1777;  June  9,  1779,  v.  6;  May  10,  1785,  v.  9.— To 
Wm.  Franklin,  Jan.  30,  1772:  Mr.  Bache,  agent  of  the 
provinces  in  England,  v.  4.— To  Mrs.  Sarah  Bache,  Jan. 
29,  1772,  v.  4;  June  3,  1779,  v.  6;  May  10,  1785,  v.  9.— Speech 
of  Polly  Baker,  v.  2.— To  John  Ingenhousz,  Jan.  16, 
1784 :  On  balloons  and  probable  importance,  v.  8. — To 
Mr.  Laurens,  Dec.  6,  1783:  Balloons,  v.  8.— To  M.  Le  Roy, 
Apr.  18,  1787  :  Balloons,  v.  9. — To  Dr.  Price,  Sept.  16, 1783 ; 
Aug.  16,  1784:  Balloons,  v.  8,  9. — To  Edward  Bancroft, 
Apr.  16, 1778,  v.  6.— To  J.  P.  Jones,  Mch.  1,  1780:  Dr.  Ban¬ 
croft,  v.  10.— To  Sir  Joseph  Banks,  Sept.  9, 1782 ;  Aug.  30, 
Oct.  8,  Nov.  21,  Dec.  1,  1783,  v.  8.— To  Messrs.  Lloyd,  and 
others,  Jan.  26,  1779 :  The  Barbary  powers,  v.  6. — To 
the  Committee  of  Foreign  affairs,  May  26,  1779 :  Barbary 
powers,  v.  6.— BarbC-JIarbois,  F.,  Marquis  de.  [Let¬ 
ters],  Jan.  4,  1781,  v.  7;  Sept.  21,  1785,  v.  9. — To  Thomas 
Barclay,  Feb.  12,  1782,  v.  7  ;  June  19, 1785,  v.  9.— To  John 
Bard,  and  Mrs.  Bard,  Nov.  14,  1785,  v.  9. — To  Jared 
Eliot,  Sept.  12,  1751 :  Barometer,  thermometer,  and 
hygrometer,  v.  2.— To  Miss  Stevenson,  June  11,  1760: 
Effect  of  air  on  the  barometer,  v.  3. — To  Capt.  John 
Barry,  Jan.  24,  1782,  v.  7. — To  Robert  Morris,  Mch.  4, 
1782 :  Capt.  Barry,  v.  7. — To  John  Bartram,  Jan.  9, 
July  9,  1769 ;  Oct.  17,  1772,  v.  4 ;  Feb.  10,  1773,  v.  5— To 
Jared  Eliot,  Dec.  24,  1751 ;  Aug.  31,  1755  :  John  Bartram, 
v.  2.— To  James  Logan,  Apr.  6,  1748:  Progress  in  the 
erection  of  batteries,  v.  2.— Baynes’  Journal  of 
conversations  with  F.,  v.  8.— To  James  Lovell,  July  22, 
1778 :  Beaumarchais,  v.  6.— To  John  Jay,  Oct.  4,  1779 : 
Beaumarchais*  accounts,  v.  6.— To  Robert  Morris, 
Aug.  12,  1782:  Beaumarchais’  accounts,  v.  8.— To  John 
Baptist  Beecaria,  Nov.  19, 1779,  v.  6.— To  Cadwallader 
Colden,  Aug.  30,  1754 :  Beecaria  on  electricity,  v.  2. 
—To  M.  Dalibard,  June  29,  1755  :  Beecaria  on  electricity, 
v.  2.— To  Joseph  Galloway,  Feb.  17,  1768 :  Mr.  Beckford, 
v.  4.— To  Gen.  Beckwith.  May  17,  1779,  v.  6.— To  David 
Hume,  Sept.  27,  1760:  Duke  of  Bedford,  v.  3.— To 
Joseph  Galloway,  Dec.  1,  1767 :  Duke  of  Bedford,  v.  4.— 
To  M.  Cadet  de  Vaux,  Apr.  28,  1785 :  Beer  made  from 
Indian  corn,  v.  9.— To  Dr.  Price,  Sept.  16,  1783 :  Jocular 
paper  in  ridicule  of  a  prize  question  given  out  by  the 
Belgium  Academy  of  Sciences,  v.  8.— To  George 
Washington,  July  22,  1776:  Joseph  Belton's  con¬ 
trivance  for  coast  defence,  v.  6. — To  Anthony  Bene- 
zet,  Feb.  10,  July  14,  1773,  v.  5.— To  Gov.  Bernard, 
Jan.  11,  1764,  v.  10. — To  Wm.  Franklin,  Nov.  25,  1767 : 
Gov.  Bernard,  v.  4.— To  Thomas  Cushing,  July  7,  1773 : 

VOP.  III. — 194. 


Sir  Francis  Bernard’s  project,  v.  5. — BcrnstortT,  R. 
[Letter],  Mch.  8,  1780,  v.  7.— To  R.  Bernstorff,  Dec.  22, 
1779,  v.  6.— Proposed  new  version  of  the  Billie,  v.  6. — To 
Arthur  Lee,  Mch.  17,  1778:  Concerning  bills  drawn 
by  Congress  on  the  Commissioners,  v.  6. — From  the 
Pope’s  Nuncio,  July  28,  1783:  Proposal  to  send  a  bishop 
or  apostolical  prefect  to  the  United  States,  v.  8. — To  Clau¬ 
dius  Crigan,  July  5,  1785:  Practicability  and  expediency 
of  establishing  a  bishop  in  America,  v.  9. — To  Gran¬ 
ville  Sharp,  July  5,  1785:  Election  of  bishops,  v.  9.— 
To  George  Washington,  Sept.  1789 :  Plan  for  improving 
the  condition  of  the  free  blacks,  v.  10.— Conjecture  as 
to  the  cause  of  the  heat  of  the  blood  in  health,  and  of 
the  cold  and  hot  fits  of  some  fevers,  v.  2.— To  Cadwalla¬ 
der  Colden,  Nov.  28,  1745:  On  the  circulation  of  the 
blood,  v.  2. — To  M.  Le  Roy,  Oct.  25,  1788 :  New  boat  pro¬ 
pelled  by  steam,  v.  10. — To  Gov.  Franklin,  Aug.  19,  1772  : 
Use  of  bodily  exercise,  v.  4. — Preface  to  an  abridge¬ 
ment  of  the  Book  of  Common  Prayer,  v.  5. — To 
Alexander  Small,  Feb.  19, 1787  :  Book  of  Common  Prayer, 
v.  9.— To  B.  Vaughan,  Apr.  21,  1785 :  Books,  v.  9.— To 
Cadwallader  Colden,  Jan.  27,  1748 :  Sale  of  books,  v.  2. — 
To  Richard  Price,  Mch.  18,  1785 :  Purchase  of  books  for 
the  town  of  Franklin,  v.  9. — To  Wm.  Strahan,  Apr.  14, 
1745 :  Order  for  books,  v.  10.— To  M.  L’Abbg  de  La  Roche, 
Apr.  1786:  Abp.  of  Bordeaux  and  his  wooden  houses, 
v.  9. — Preface  “  To  the  votes  and  proceedings  of  the 
Freeholders  and  other  inhabitants  of  the  town  of  Bos¬ 
ton,”  v.  4.— To  Thomas  Wharton,  Feb.  20,  1768:  Pro¬ 
ceedings  in  Boston,  v.  4.— To  Wm.  Franklin,  Dec.  19, 
1767;  Jan.  9,  1768:  Boston  resolutions,  v.  4.— To  Col. 
Bouquet,  Aug.  16,  1764,  v.  10. — To  Anthony  Todd, 
Nov.  6,  1764:  Col.  Bouquet’s  expedition,  v.  10.— To 
James  Bowdoin,  July  13,  1769,  v.  4.— To  Thomas  Jeffer¬ 
son,  Apr.  19,  1787 :  Bowdoin,  v.  9.— To  Wm.  Strahan,  Aug. 
8,  1752:  Bower’s  “  History  of  the  popes,”  v.  10. — 
To  Charles  Lee,  Feb.  11,  1776:  Bows  and  arrows, 
v.  6.— To  Edward  Bridgen,  Oct.  2, 1779,  v.  6;  July  4, 1785, 
v.  9.— To  Mme.  Brillon,  Apr.  19,  1788,  v.  9.— To  Wm. 
Carmichael,  June  17,  1780:  Mme  de  Brillon,  v.  7.— To 
Miss  Stevenson,  Sept.  13,  1760 :  Bristol  waters  and  the 
tide  in  rivers,  v.  3.— Dialogue  between  Britain,  France, 
Spain,  Holland,  Saxony,  and  America,  v.  6.— To  the 
President  of  Congress,  May  12,  1784 :  Commerce  with  the 
British  and  French  colonies,  v.  8.— To  David 
Hartley,  Feb.  2, 1780 :  British  barbarities  in  America, 
v.  7.— Observations  on  the  passages  in  “  An  inquiry  into 
the  nature  and  causes  of  the  disputes  between  the  Brit¬ 
ish  colonies  in  America  and  their  mother  coun¬ 
try,  ”  v.  4. — To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Apr.  15,  1783 : 
British  commerce,  v.  8.— To  Dr.  Price,  Aug.  16,  1784: 
The  British  constitution,  v.  9.— Catalogue  list  of 
British  cruelties,  v.  10. — To  Joseph  Priestley,  Oct.  3, 
1775 :  First  campaign  made  by  the  British  forces  in 
America,  v.  5. — To  the  Committee  of  Merchants  in  Phila¬ 
delphia,  July  9,  1769:  Recommending  perseverance  in 
not  importing  British  goods,  v.  4.— To  Henry  Laurens, 
Feb.  12,  1784:  Remarks  on  the  British  government; 
July  2,  1782:  Doubts  of  the  sincerity  of  the  British 
ministry,  v.  8. — To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Mch.  30, 
1782 :  Plan  of  the  British  ministry  to  separate  France 
and  the  United  States,  v.  7.— British  nation  as  it  ap¬ 
peared  to  the  colonists  in  1775,  v.  5.— Proposal  for  pro¬ 
moting  useful  knowledge  among  the  British  planta¬ 
tions  in  America,  v.  1. — To  Lafayette,  May  14,  1781 : 
British  policy,  v.  7. — To  John  Jay,  Feb.  8, 1785:  Effect 
in  Europe  of  the  misrepresentation  of  the  British 
press,  v.  9.— To  Robert  Morris,  Apr.  8,  1782 :  De  Brog¬ 
lie,  v.  7.— To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Apr.  8,  1782:  Duke 
de  Broglie,  v.  7.— To  Mrs.  Mary  Franklin,  Aug.  26,  1766  : 
Death  of  his  brother,  v.  3.— Parable  on  brotherly 
love,  v.  5. — Buffon,  G.  L.  L.,  Comte  de.  [Letter],  July 
18,  1787,  v.  9. — To  Edmund  Burke,  Oct.  15,  1781  :  Regard¬ 
ing  Gen.  Burgoyne,  v.  7.— To  Gen.  Gates,  Mch.  5, 1780 : 
Gen.  Burgoyne’s  book,  v.  7.— Burke,  E.  [Letter], 
Feb.  28,  1782,  v.  7.— To  Wm.  Strahan,  July  4,  1744  :  Busi¬ 
ness  prospects,  v.  10.— The  Busy-body,  v.  1.— To 
David  Le  Roy,  Aug.,  1785:  Cables,  v.  9. — To  Thomas 
Cushing,  July  7,  1773 :  Captain  Calef,  v,  5, — To  M.  Grand, 


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Mch.  5,  1786:  Caliostro,  v.  9.— To  the  President  of 
Congress,  Nov.  1,  1783:  Pierre  du  Cal  vet’s  claims, 
v.  8.— To  Thomas  Cushing,  June  10,  1771 :  Impolicy  of 
continuing  the  general  court  at  Cambridge,  v.  10.— To 
Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  Sept.  6,  1758:  Cambridge 
University,  v.  3. — To  Charles  Thomson,  Feb.  5,  1775: 
Lord  Camden,  v.  5. — Campomanes,  P.  R.,  Conde  de. 
[Letters],  July  26,  1784  ;  May  24,  1787,  v.  9.— To  Mrs.  Jane 
Mecom,  Sept.  20,  1787 :  Purchase  of  Canada,  v.  9.— To 
John  Adams,  Apr.  13,  1782 :  Canada'offered  to  France  to 
induce  her  to  treat  separately,  v.  7.— To  John  Hughes, 
Jan.  7,  1760:  Canada,  v.  3. — To  John  Jay,  June  9,  1779: 
Lack  of  hard  money  for  taking  Canada,  v.  6. — To  Josiah 
Quincy,  Apr.  15,  1776 :  Journey  to  Canada,  v.  6.— To  Philip 
Schuyler,  Mch.  11,  1776:  Appointment  of  commissioners 
to  Canada,  v.  6.— To  Lord  Stirling,  Mch.  27,  1776  :  Frank¬ 
lin’s  journey  to  Canada,  v.  6.— To  Wm.  Strahan,  June  2, 
1750:  Debts  of  the  Canada  expedition,  v.  10. — To 
David  Hume,  Sept.  27,  1760:  The  Canadian  exhibi¬ 
tion.  v.  13.— To  Cadwallader  Colden,  Jan.  27,  1748:  Pro¬ 
curing  cannon,  v.  2.— To  James  Logan,  Jan.  27,  1748: 
Cannon  from  Boston,  v.  2.— To  John  Franklin  :  Humor¬ 
ous  view  of  the  expedition  against  Cape  Breton,  v.  2. 
— To  Comm.  Jones,  July  5,  1780:  How  to  become  a  great 
captain,  v.  7.— To  Mr.  Carey,  Aug.  10,  1786,  v.  9.— 
Carmichael,  W.  [Letters],  July  9,  Sept.  25,  1784; 
Mch.  22,  1785,  v.  9. — To  W.  Deane,  Apr.  11,  1773 :  A  new 
carriage  wheel,  v.  5.— To  Charles  Carroll,  May  25, 
1789,  v.  10.— Castries,  M.  de.  [Letter],  July  10,  1785, 
v.  9.— Case  of  casuistry,  v.  2. — To  John  Franklin,  Dec. 
8,  1752 :  A  flexible  catheter,  v.  10. — To  Messrs,  the 
Abb6s  Chalet  and  Arnaud,  Apr.  17,  1787,  v.  9. — To  Dr. 
Priestley,  1778 :  Assaults  upon  his  character,  v.  6.— To 
Josiah  Tucker,  Feb.  12,  1774 :  Reply  to  offensive  charges 
and  insinuations,  v.  5.— To  Robert  Charles,  Feb.  1, 1757, 
v.  2.— To  Charles  W.  F.  Dumas,  July  26,  1780 :  Capture  of 
Charleston,  v.  7. — To  Samuel  Chase,  Jan.  6,  1784,  v.  8. 
—To  Cadwallader  Evans,  May  5,  1767  :  Lord  Chatham, 
v.  4. — To  Thomas  Cushing,  June  1,  1774  :  Lord  Chatham, 
Jan.  28,  1775  :  Lord  Chatham’s  motion  for  concilia¬ 
tory  measures,  v.  5.— To  Charles  Thomson,  Feb.  5,  1775 : 
Lord  Chatham’s  speech  and  plan,  v.  5. — To  M.  de 
Chanmont,  Oct.  7,  1786;  Oct.  22,  1787,  v.  9;  Oct.  31, 
Nov.  14,  1789,  v.  10. — To  the  French  Minister  of  Foreign 
Affairs,  Sept.  21,  1789 :  Recommending  the  selection  of 
M.  Le  Ray  de  Chaumont  for  Minister  Plenipotentiary 
from  France  to  the  United  States,  v.  10. — To  Count  de 
Yergennes,  Nov.  22,  1780:  De  Chaumont’s  claims, 
v.  7.— To  Jonathan  Williams,  Dec.  27,  1780 :  De  Chau¬ 
mont’s  embarrassments,  v.  7.— To  the  Judges  of 
the  Admiralty  at  Cherbourg,  May  16,  1780,  v.  7.— Mor¬ 
als  of  chess,  v.  6. — To  Mrs.  Mecom,  Jan.  24,  1786:  Ches¬ 
terfield’s  advice  to  his  son’s  widow,  v.  9.— To  Mrs. 
Deborah  Franklin,  June  5,  1771:  His  children,  v.  4. — 
To  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Partridge,  Nov.  25,  1788:  Children  and 
grandchildren,  v.  10. — To  Francis  Childs,  Feb.  8,  Oct.  1, 
1785,  v.  9;  Nov.  19,  1788,  v.  10.— To  John  Ingenhousz,  Aug. 
28,1785:  On  the  cause  and  cure  of  smoky  chimneys, 
v.  9. — To  Lord  Karnes,  Feb.  28,  1768:  On  chimneys;  Jan. 
1,  1769:  Smoky  chimneys,  v.  4.— Concerning  the  pro¬ 
vision  made  in  China  against  famine,  v.  4.— Letter  from 
China,  May  5,  1784,  v.  8.— To  an  engraver,  Nov.  3,  1773 : 
Art  of  printing  on  cliinaware,  v.  5.— To  John  Bar- 
tram,  Jan.  11,  1770:  Chinese  cheese,  v.  4.— To  John 
Baskerville,  Sept.  21,  1773;  Chinese  paper,  v.  5.— To 
George  Whately,  May  23,  1785:  Cincinnati,  v.  9.— To 
Mrs.  Sarah  Bache,  Jan.  26,  1784  :  Order  of  the  Cincinnati, 
v.  8. — To  Henry  Laurens,  Feb.  12,  1784 :  Franklin’s  the¬ 
ory  of  civil  service,  v.  8. — To  Joshua  Babcock,  Jan. 
13,  1772:  Civilization,  v.  4.— To  Samuel  Cooper,  May 
15, 1781 :  Maintenance  of  the  clergy,  v.  7.— To  Arthur 
St.  Clair  and  other  delegates  in  Congress,  Sept.  20, 
1787:  Letter  to  Gov.  Clinton,  v.  9. — To  Charles  W. 
F.  Dumas,  June  5,  1780:  Gen.  Clinton,  v.  7. — To  Mr. 
Wharton,  June  17,  1780:  Clinton’s  letters,  v.  7. 
—To  John  Ingenhousz,  Aug.  28,  1785 :  Clock  with 
three  wheels,  v.  9.— Cocke,  W.  [Letter],  June  15,  1786, 
v.  9.— To  William  Cocke,  Aug.  12,  1786,  v.  9. — To  George 
Whately,  May  18,  1787:  Uses  of  coining,  v.  9.— 


To  Mrs.  Colas,  Apr.  12,  1788,  v.  9.— To  Cadwallader 
Evans,  Feb.  20,  1768:  The  Colica  pictonum,  v.  4.— 
Cold  from  evaporation,  Feb.  26,  1763,  v.  3.— Preparatory 
notes  and  hints  for  writing  a  paper  concerning  what  is 
called  catching  cold,  v.  5.— To  M.  Dubourg,  June  29, 1773 : 
Causes  of  taking  cold,  v.  5.— To  John  Lining,  Apr.  14, 
1757 :  On  cold  produced  by  evaporation,  v.  2 ;  June  17, 
1758:  Experiments  for  producing  cold  by  evaporation, 
v.  3. — To  Cadwallader  Colden,  1743,  v.  1 ;  Aug.  6,  Oct.  1, 
Nov.  27,  1747 ;  1751 ;  May  14,  1752,  v.  2 ;  Mch.  3,  1773,  v.  5.— 
To  Cadwallader  Colden,  Jan.  27,  1748:  Colden’s  “His¬ 
tory  of  the  Five  Indian  nations;”  Sept.  14, 1752: 
On  Colden’s  theory  of  light,  v.  2. — To  Miss  Georgi- 
ana  Shipley,  1781 :  Coldness  of  nights  on  the  desert, 
v.  7. — To  Benj.  Rush,  July  14,  1773:  Colds  produced  by 
contagion,  v.  5.— To  Michael  Collinson,  1768,  v.  4.— To 
Peter  Collinson,  July  29, 1750,  v.  2. — To  Jared  Eliot,  Sept. 
12,  1751 :  Mr.  Collinson,  v.  2. — To  James  Bowdoin,  Jan.  13, 
1772:  Colonial  agents  in  England,  v.  4. — Plan  for  set¬ 
tling  two  western  colonies  in  North  America,  with 
reasons  for  the  plan,  v.  2. — Plan  for  union  for  the  colo¬ 
nies,  v.  2. — Pownall,  (— ),  Gov.  State  of  the  constitution 
of  the  colonies,  v.  4. — Queries  relating  to  the  colonies  to 
be  discussed  with  Lord  C— m,  v.  5. — To  Cadwallader 
Colden,  Aug.  30,  1754 :  On  a  plan  for  a  union  of  the  colo¬ 
nies,  v.  2.— To  James  Bowdoin,  Feb.  25,  1775:  Firmness 
and  union  of  the  colonies  recommended,  v.  5.— To  Joseph 
Galloway,  June  13,  1767 :  Prejudices  against  the  colonies, 
v.  4 ;  Bp.  of  St.  Asaph’s  sermon  about  the  colonies,  v.  5. 
— To  Lord  Karnes,  Apr.  11, 1767 :  Strained  relations  of  the 
colonies  with  the  mother  country;  Jan.  1,  1769:  An  act 
of  Parliament  restraining  paper  money  in  the  colonies ; 
June  8,  1770 :  Lord  North  on  repealing  the  act  taxing  the 
colonies,  v.  4.— To  the  Committee  of  Correspondence  in 
Massachusetts,  May  15,  1771 :  Separation  of  the  colonies 
predicted,  v.  4.— To  Thomas  Cushing,  Feb.  5,  1771 :  Tax¬ 
ing  the  colonies,  v.  4. — True  history  of  the  difference  be¬ 
tween  the  colonies  and  the  author  of  the  Stamp  Act, 
Mch.  12,  1778,  v.  6. — To  Sayre,  Mch.  31,  1779:  Una¬ 
nimity  of  the  colonists  for  independence,  v.  6. — To  M. 
Dubourg,  Mch.  10,  1773:  Causes  of  colors,  v.  5.— To 
David  Rittenhouse,  Dec.  15,  1783 :  On  the  comet  seen  in 
Yorkshire,  v.  8. — To  John  Paul  Jones,  June  10,  1778:  In¬ 
structions  respecting  the  command  of  a  frigate, 
v.  6.— To  Benj.  Vaughan,  July  26,  1784:  Restraints  on 
commerce,  v.  9.— To  Abb6  Morellet,  Apr.  22,  1787 : 
Freedom  of  commerce,  v.  9. — To  Robert  R.  Livingston , 
July  22,  1783  :  Counsels  freedom  of  commerce,  v.  8. — To 
the  Commercial  Committee,  of  Congress,  Phila., 
Oct.  21,  1779,  v.  6. — To  M.  Dupont  de  Nemours,  June  9, 
1788:  Commercial  dictionary,  v.  9.— To  Don  Diego 
Gardoqui,  Oct.  26,  1788 :  Asks  protection  for  a  commer¬ 
cial  expedition  to  New  Orleans,  v.  10.— To  M.  LeRoy, 
Jan.  31,1769:  Commercial  resolutions  in  America, 
v.  4. — To  George  Whately,  May  18,  1787  :  The  commer¬ 
cial  treaty,  v.  9.— To  David  Hartley,  Apr.  5,  1782: 
Commissioners  ready  to  treat,  v.  7.— To  Arthur  Lee, 
Apr.  1,  1778:  The  Commissioners’  accounts,  v.  6. — 
To  James  Lovell,  July  22,  1778 :  Inconvenience  of  main¬ 
taining  several  Commisioners  in  Europe,  v.  6.— To 
the  Committee  of  Correspondence  in  Pennsylva¬ 
nia,  Mch.  13,  Apr.  16,  1768,  v.  4. —Report  of  the  Commit¬ 
tee  of  Grievances  of  the  Assembly  of  Pennsylvania, 
Feb.  22,  1757,  v.  2. — To  George  Whately,  May  18,  1787  : 
Intruding  into  the  company  of  posterity,  v.  9.— To 
Nevil  Maskelyne,  Mch.  29,  1787 :  Variation  of  the  com¬ 
pass,  v.  9.— Condorcet,  M.  J.  A.  N.  C.,  Marquis  de. 
[Letter],  July  8,  1788,  v.  10. — To  Mrs.  Jane  Mecom,  May 
30,  1757 :  Rules  of  conduct,  v.  2.— To  a  friend,  Oct.  14, 
1777:  Pointed  conductors,  v.  6. — To  M.  Le  Roy,  Mch. 
30,  1773 :  Pointed  conductors,  v.  5.— Articles  of  confed¬ 
eration  and  perpetual  union  proposed  in  general  Con¬ 
gress,  v.  5.— To  Francis  Maseres,  June  26,  1785:  Confis¬ 
cation,  v.  9. — To  Abb6  Morellet,  Apr.  22,  1787  :  Con¬ 
gratulatory  addresses,  v.  9.— To  Samuel  Johnson, 
August  23,  1750:  Increase  of  congregations  in 
churches,  v.  2. — To  Charles  Thomson,  Feb.  5,  1775: 
Petition  of  the  First  Congress  to  Parliament,  v.  5.— To 
Josiah  Quincy,  Apr.  15,  1776 :  Doings  of  Congress,  v.  6.— 


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To  Count  de  Vergennes,  Feb.  13,  1781 :  Instructions  of 
Congress;  Transmitting  letter  of  Congress  to  the  King, 
v.  7;  July  14,  1783  :  Communicates  the  resolution  of  Con¬ 
gress  of  May  2,  v.  8.— To  Wm.  Stralian,  Aug.  19,  1784: 
Advantages  as  well  as  the  disadvantages  of  Congress 
over  Parliament,  v.  9. — Vindication  and  offer  from  Con¬ 
gress  to  Parliament,  v.  5. — To  Jared  Ingersoll,  Dec.  11. 
1762:  What  distinguishes  Connecticut  religion 
from  common  religion,  v.  10.— To  the  Duke  de  La  Roche¬ 
foucauld,  Apr.  15,  1787 :  Convention  to  revise  the  Con¬ 
stitution,  v.  9. — Proposals  for  consideration  in  the 
convention  for  forming  the  Constitution  of  the 
IT.  S.,  June  26,  1787,  v.  9.— To  M.  Le  Veillard,  June  8, 
1788 :  Constitution  of  the  U.  S.,  v.  9. — To  Mrs.  Jane 
Mecom,  Sept.  20,  1787:  Constitutional  convention, 
v.  9. — To  Thomas  Jefferson,  Apr.  19,  1787 :  Proposed  con¬ 
stitutional  convention,  v.  9. — To  the  President  of  Con¬ 
gress,  Dec.  25,  1783  :  The  book  of  constitutions,  v.  8.— 
To  Count  de  Vergennes,  Mch.  24,  1783 :  Asking  permis¬ 
sion  to  publish  in  Paris  a  translation  of  the  Constitu¬ 
tions  of  the  IT.  S.,  v.  8. — To  Samuel  Huntington,  Mch. 

4,  1780:  Importance  of  appointing  a  consul,  v.  7.— To 
the  President  of  Congress,  Feb.  8,  1785:  Consular 
convention  project,  v.  9.— To  Count  de  Vergennes, 
Sept.  7,  1780:  Proposes  that  the  consular  convention 
with  France  be  negotiated  in  the  United  States,  v.  7. 
— To  the  Committee  of  Foreign  Affairs,  May  26,  1779 : 
Consuls,  v.  6. — To  Mrs.  Mecom,  May  26, 1775  :  Chosen  to 
the  Continental  Congress,  v.  5.— To  Henry  Laurens, 
Mch.  12,  1784:  Continental  drafts,  v.  8.— To  John 
Ingenhousz,  Feb.  11,  1788:  Decline  of  Continental 
money,  v.  9. — To  Thomas  Wharton,  Feb.  20,  1768:  Gen. 
Conway,  v.  4.— Conyngham,  Capt.  G.  [Letter], 
Dec.  22,  1779,  v.  6.— To  Capt.  Conyngham,  Nov.  22,  1779, 
v.  6 ;  Feb.  6,  1782,  v.  7.— To  Mr.  Digges,  Aug.  20,  1779 : 
Capt.  Conyngham,  v.  6.— To  Mr.  Grand,  Nov.  3,  1778 : 
Spanish  complaints  of  Capt.  Conyngham,  v.  6. — Certifi¬ 
cate  of  C’onyngham’s  commission,  Aug.  7,  1782, 
v.  8. — To  Mr.  Nesbit,  Sept.  29,  1779:  Capt.  Conyng- 
ham's  imprisonment,  v.  6. — To  Benj.  Vaughan,  July 
26,  1784 :  Cook’s  voyages,  v.  9.— To  Lord  Howe,  1784 : 
On  receiving  a  copy  of  “  Cook’s  Voyages  ”  by  order  of 
the  king,  v.  9. — To  Mr.  Coombe,  Apr.  6,  1773,  v.  5. — 
Cooper,  S.  [Letters],  Nov.  6,  1770;  July  10,  1771,  v.  4; 
June  14,  1773 ;  Sept.  9,  1774,  v.  5 ;  Jan.  4,  1779,  v.  6  ;  May  23, 
1780,  v.  7.— To  Samuel  Cooper,  Feb.  24,  Sept.  30, 1769;  Feb. 

5,  1771,  v.  4 ;  July  23,  1773,  v.  5 ;  Dec.  26,  1783,  v.  8.— To  Mr. 
Maseres,  June  17,  1772:  Cooperative  association  as 
practised  in  Holland,  v.  4.— To  Michael  Hillegas,  Mch.  7, 
1770 :  Covering  houses  with  copper,  v.  4.— To  the  Mar¬ 
quis  de  Lafayette,  Oct.  1,  1779:  On  copper  coinage  in 
the  U.  S.,  v.  6. — To  Jared  Eliot,  Feb.  13,  1750 :  Account  of 
a  copper  mine,  v.  2.— To  Wm.  Strahan,  Mch.  5,  1785: 
Value  of  a  copyright  in  an  established  newspaper, 
v.  9. — On  the  price  of  corn  and  the  management  of  the 
poor,  v.  4.— To  Mrs.  Catherine  Greene,  Mch.  2,  1789: 
Sweet  corn,  v.  10.— To  John  Adams,  Nov.  26, 1781 :  Capit¬ 
ulation  of  Cornwallis,  v.  7.— To  Robert  R.  Livingston, 
Mch.  4,  1782:  Cornwallis,  v.  7.— To  Peter  Collinson,  July 
11, 1747  :  Counterfeit  spider,  v.  2. — Plan  for  benefiting 
distant  unprovided  countries,  Aug.  29,  1771,  v.  4.— To 
Joseph  Galloway,  Dec.  2, 1772:  Court  of  Exchequer, 
v.  4. — Account  of  the  Supremest  Court  of  Judicature  in 
Pennsylvania,  viz.,  the  Court  of  the  Press,  Sept.  12, 
1789,  v.  10. — To  Mr.  Josiah  Davenport,  Feb.  14,  1773 :  His 
opinion  on  the  punctuality  of  cousins,  v.  5. — To  a 
friend,  May  8, 1782 :  Cowper  and  his  poems,  v.  7.— The 
Cravan-Street  Gazette,  Sept.  22,  1770,  v.  4. — To  the 
Governor  of  Georgia,  Dec.  16, 1787:  Creek  Indian  war, 
v.  9. — To  Wm.  Strahan,  June  2,  1750 :  Legacy  of  Aletta 
Crell,  v.  10.— To  St.  John  de  Crevecceur,  Feb.  16, 1788, 
v.  9. — Crigan,  C.,  Bp.  of  Sodor  and  Man.  [Letter], 
June  7,  1785,  v.  9.— To  Lord  Karnes,  Aug.  17,  1762:  Ele¬ 
ments  of  criticism,  v.  3.— To  Robert  Morris,  July  26, 
1781:  Critics  and  bug-writers,  v.  4.— Crocco,  G.  F. 
[Letters],  July  15,  Nov.  25,  Dec.  15,  1783,  v.  8. — To  Wm. 
Carmichael,  Dec.  15,  1783 :  Who  is  Crocco  ?  v.  8.— To  Capt. 
Thompson,  and  C.  Hinman,  Nov.  25,  1777 :  Instructions 
for  cruising,  v.  6.— To  Lord  Kames,  Nov.  1761:  Dr. 


Cullen,  v.  3.— To  James  Lovell,  June  2,  1779:  Cur¬ 
rency,  v.  6. — To  Josiah  Quincy,  Sept.  11,  1783:  Depre¬ 
ciating  currency  and  its  evils,  v.  8.— To Sayre,  Mch. 

31,  1779:  Depreciation  of  the  currency,  v.  6. — Cushing, 
T.  [Letters],  June  25,  Dec.  10,  21,  1773,  v.  5. — To  Thomas 
Cushing,  July  25,  Sept.  23,  1773;  Mch.  22,  Apr.  2,  16,  28, 
June  30,  July  27,  Sept.  15,  27,  1774,  v.  5 ;  May  1,  1777,  v.  6.— 
To  M.  Le  Veillard,  Apr.  22,  1788  :  Reasons  for  a  customs 
tariff  forevermore,  v.  9.— To  M.  Dalibnrd,  Jan.  31, 
1768,  v.  4.— To  Cadwallader  Colden,  Jan.  17,  153:  Dali¬ 
bard,  v.  2.— To  Wm.  Carmichael.  June  17,  1780:  Sir  John 
Dairy mple,  v.  7.— Dana,  F.  [Letter],  Apr.  6,  1781, 
v.  7.— To  Francis  Dana,  Apr.  7.  1781,  v.  7. — To  Samuel 
Danforth,  July  25,  1773,  v.  5.— To  Joseph  Galloway, 
Aug.  29,  1772:  Lord  Dartmouth,  v.  4.— To  Thomas 
Cushing,  Jan.  5,  1773:  Conversation  with  Lord  Dart¬ 
mouth,  v.  5. — To  Wm.  Franklin,  Aug.  17,  1772 ;  July  14, 
1773:  Lord  Dartmouth,  v.  4,  5. — To  Thomas  Cushing,  Apr. 
3,  1773:  Lord  Dartmouth’s  plans  for  conciliation, 
v.  5.— DasclikofT,  E.  R.  W.,  Princess.  [Letter],  Nov.  4, 
1789,  v.  10.— To  Mrs;  Deborah  Franklin,  June  22,  1767 : 
Proposed  marriage  of  their  daughter,  v.  4. — To  Felix 
Vicq  d’Azyr,  July  20,  1781:  On  the  long  retention  of  in¬ 
fection  of  dead  bodies  after  sepulture,  v.  7. — To  Alex¬ 
ander  Small,  Feb.  19,  1789:  Alleviator  of  deafness,  v.  10. 
—To  Silas  Deane,  Dec.  4,  1774,  v.  6.— To  James  Lovell, 
July  22,  1778:  Mr.  Deane,  v.  6. — To  Robert  R.  Livingston, 
Mch.  4,  1782 :  Letters  of  Deane,  v.  7.— To  the  President  of 
Congress,  Mch.  31,  1778 :  Relating  to  Silas  Deane,  v.  6. — 
To  Robert  Morris,  Mch.  30,  1782:  Silas  Deane’s  letters 
and  accounts,  v.  7.— To  James  Logan,  Dec.  4,  1747:  For¬ 
tifications  on  the  Delaware  river,  v.  2.— To  Isaac 
Norris,  May  30,  1757 :  Delays,  v.  2.— Delfino,  Chevalier. 
[Letter],  Apr.  6,  1782,  v.  7.— To  James  Bowdoin,  May  31, 
1788:  Easiest  way  of  accounting  for  the  deluge,  v.  9. — 
To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Apr.  15,  1783:  Denmark: 
June  12,  1783:  Denmark  and  Portugal;  July  22,  1783: 
Denmark,  v.  8.— To  the  President  of  Congress,  Sept.  13, 
Nov.  1,  1783 :  Denmark,  v.  8.— To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin, 
June  10,  1758:  Gov.  Denny,  v.  3;  Oct.  11,  1766:  De¬ 
scendants  from  his  grandfather  in  England,  v.  3. — 
Dialogue  between  Franklin  and  the  gout,  Oct.  22, 
1780,  v.  7.— Dialogue  between  X,  Yt  and  Z,  v.  2.— Frag¬ 
ment  of  a  diary,  v.  7.— To  David  Hartley,  Apr.  5,  1782: 
Digges,  v.  7.— To  Wm.  Hodgson,  Apr.  1,  1781 :  Miscon¬ 
duct  of  Digges,  v.  7.— To  John  Adams,  Mch.  31,  1782  : 
Digges’  mission,  v.  7.— On  discoveries,  v.  1. — To 
M.  Le  Roy,  June  22, 1773 :  Effect  of  cold  air  on  diseases, 
v.  5. — To  Richard  Price,  Feb.  6,  1780:  Urging  the  discov¬ 
ery  of  a  plan  that  would  oblige  nations  to  settle  their 
disputes  without  first  cutting  one  another’s  throats, 
v.  7. — To  Samuel  Mather,  July  7,  1773:  Dissenters’ 
petition,  v.  5. — To  Wm.  Franklin,  Feb.  14,  1773*  Dis¬ 
tress  in  the  manufacturing  districts,  v.  5.— Dodd,  W. 
[Letter],  Jan.  29,  1777,  v.  6.— To  Mrs.  Jane  Mecom,  May 
21,  1757  :  Domestic  economy,  v.  2.— To  John  Jay,  Oct. 
2,  1780:  About  the  money  needed  to  meet  the  drafts  of 
Congress  ;  Jan.  19,  1782 :  Inconvenience  of  drafts  drawn 
by  Congress,  v.  7. — Art  of  procuring  pleasant  dreams, 
v.  4. — Drinker’s  dictionary,  v.  2.— Dnbourg,  ( — ). 
[Letter],  Mch.  25,  1773,  v.  5.— To  M.  Dubourg,  Aug.  30, 
1769,  v.  4;  June  1,  1773,  v.  5;  Aug.  13,  1779,  v.  6.— To 
Thomas  Percival,  July  17,  1784 :  Remarks  on  duelling, 
v.  9.— To  Charles  W.  F.  Dumas,  Apr.  10,  1778,  v.  6;  Jan. 
27,  Mch.  29,  30,  Apr.  23,  June  22,  Oct.  2,  9,  Dec.  3,  1780, 
v.  7  ;  Apr.  7,  1781,  v.  10  ;  Aug.  10,  1781,  v.  7 ;  Aug.  16,  1781, 
v.  10;  Dec.  19,  1781,  v.  7 ;  Feb.  17,  1783,  v.  8.— To  Sir  Ed¬ 
ward  Newenham,  Oct.  2,  1783:  The  Dungannon  reso¬ 
lutions,  v.  8.— To  Mr.  Dunlap,  Apr.  4,  1757,  v.  2.— To 
Count  d’Estaing,  Apr.  15,  1787 :  Duplessis,  v.  9. — To 
Dupont  de  Nemours,  Oct.  2,  1770,  v.  4.— Durival, 
( — ).  [Letter]  to  Mr.  Grand,  Aug.  30,  1786,  v.  9.— To  John 
Jay,  Jan.  19,  1782:  The  Dutch  loan,  v.  7.— To  Robert 
Morris,  Dec.  14,  1782 :  Dutch  loan,  v.  8. — To  Samuel 
Cooper,  Apr.  27,  1769 :  Parliament’s  refusal  to  repeal  the 
Acts  imposing  duties  on  America,  v.  4.— To  Mrs. 
Mecom,  May  30,  1787  :  Alterations  of  his  dwelling,  v.  9. 
— To  Mrs.  Sarah  Bache,  Jan.  26, 1784 :  The  bald  eagle  a 
bird  of  bad  character,  v.  8.— To  James  Bowdoin,  May  31, 


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1788 :  Whence  the  magnetism  of  the  earth  ?  v.  9.— To 
John  Pringle,  Jan.  6,  1758  :  On  the  different  strata  of  the 
earth,  v.  3.— Causes  of  earthquakes,  v.  1.— To  Wm. 
Franklin,  Feb.  14,  1773:  The  Ministry’s  trouble  with  the 
East  India  Company,  v.  5.— Economical  pro¬ 
ject,  v.  6. — To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  June  22,  1767 : 
Economies,  v.  4.— To  Dupont  de  Nemours,  July  28, 
1768:  The  “Economistes,”  v.  4.— To  Benj.  Vaughan, 
Nov.  9,  1779 :  On  his  editions  of  Franklin’s  works,  v.  6. 
—Petition  of  the  left  hand.  To  those  who  have  the 
superintendency  of  education,  v.  6.— To  Samuel  John¬ 
son,  Aug.  23,  1750 :  Value  of  education  in  promoting  the 
strength  of  a  State  and  the  virtue  of  the  people,  v.  2.— 
To  Wm.  Smith,  May  3,  1753:  Critical  remarks  on  his 
scheme  of  education,  v.  2.— To  Joseph  Galloway,  Feb.  17, 
1768:  Bribery  in  borough  elections,  v.  4;  Mch.  13,  1768: 
Bribery  in  elections,  v.  4.— To  Wm.  Franklin,  Apr.  16, 
1768:  Elections  in  the  new  Parliament,  v.  4.— On  the 
elective  franchises  enjoyed  by  the  small  boroughs 
in  England,  June  16,  1785,  v.  9.— On  the  shock  given  by 
the  electric  bottle,  June  14,  1783,  v.  8.— To  Cadwalla- 
der  Colden,  Apr.  23,  1752:  Electric  tire  above  our 
atmosphere,  v.  2.— To  James  Bowdoin,  Jan.  24,  1752: 
Electric  fire,  v.  2.— To  Peter  Collinson,  Sept.  1753:  How 
to  ascertain  the  direction  of  the  electric  fluid,  v.  2. 
—To  James  Bowdoin,  Apr.  12,  1753  :  On  coating  electric 
jars,  v.  2.— To  John  Ingenhousz,  Apr.  29,  1785:  Effect  of 
an  electric  spark,  v.  9.— To  E.  Kinnersley,  Feb.  20, 
1762:  Electrical  attraction  and  repulsion,  v.  3.— To 
Peter  Collinson,  1748 :  Electrical  battery,  v.  2.— To  a 
friend  in  Boston,  Dec.  25,  1750:  Account  of  an  accident 
while  making  an  electrical  experiment,  v.  2.— To 
John  Ingenhousz,  May  16,  1783 :  On  an  electrical  experi¬ 
ment,  v.  8.— Electrical  experiments,  Mch.  14,  1755, 
v.  2.— To  John  Baptist  Beccaria,  Mch.  20,  1774:  Electrical 
experiments,  v.  5.— To  Peter  Collinson,  Mch.  28,  1747: 
Announcement  of  his  electrical  experiments;  July  27, 
1750:  Electrical  fire  in  the  electrified  glass ;  July  11, 
1747:  Electrical  kiss:  Oct.  19, 1752:  Electrical  kite, 
v.  2.— To  Edward  Nairne,  Oct.  18,  1783:  His  patent  elec¬ 
trical  machine,  v.  8.— To  Peter  Collinson,  July  11, 
1747:  Simple  electrical  machine,  v.  2.— To  John  Lining, 
Mch.  18, 1755:  Electrical  observations  and  experi¬ 
ments,  v.  2.— To  Cadwallader  Colden,  June  28,  1750: 
Electrical  papers  and  experiments;  Translation  of 
electrical  papers  into  French,  v.  2.— To  Mather  Byles, 
Jan.  1,  1788:  Electrical  points  and  electricity,  v.  9.— 
To  Peter  Collinson,  1748:  Electrical  wheel  and  feast, 
v.  2.— Queries  on  electricity,  from  Dr.  Ingenhousz, 
with  answers,  v.  5. — To  Cadwallader  Colden,  Jan.  1, 1753: 
Papers  on  electricity,  v.  2.— To  E.  Kinnersley,  Feb.  20, 
1762:  Heated  glass  permeable  by  electricity,  v.  3.— To 
Jamfes  Bowdoin,  Oct.  25,  1750 :  Enclosing  papers  on  elec¬ 
tricity,  v.  2.— To  John  Pringle,  Dee.  21,  1757 :  Effects  of 
electricity  on  paralytics,  v.  2.— To  Peter  Collinson,  Apr. 
18,  1754 ;  New  method  of  ascertaining  the  positive  and 
negative  state  of  electricity  in  the  clouds,  v.  2.— To 
Thomas  Ronayne,  Apr.  20,  1766:  On  the  electricity  of 
fogs  in  Ireland,  v.  3.— To  Peter  Collinson,  Sept.  1753 : 
Positive  and  negative  electricity  of  the  clouds, 
v.  2.— To  E.  Kinnersley,  Mch.  2,  1752:  Probable  cause  of 
the  attraction  and  repulsion  of  two  electrified 
globes,  v.  2.— To  George  Crogan,  Aug.  5,  1767:  Are 
elephants  indigenous  to  America?  v.  4.— To  Jared 
Eliot,  Sept.  1,  1755,  v.  2.— To  Mr.  Coombe,  July  22,  1774: 
Eloquence  in  a  preacher;  its  use,  v.  5. — To  Robert  R. 
Livingston,  Mch.  4,  1782:  Emblematic  medal, 

v.  7.— Prospect  for  emigrants  to  America,  v.  10. — 
To  Messrs.  Henry  Royle,  and  others,  Jan.  4,  1782; 
Advice  about  emigrating  to  the  U.  S.,  v.  7.— 
Contemplated  restraint  upon  emigration,  v.  10.— On  a 
proposed  act  of  Parliament  for  preventing  emigration, 
Nov.  1774,  v.  5.— To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Apr.  15,  1783 : 
Emigration,  v.  8.— To  Mr.  Grand,  Mch.  5,  1786:  The 
emperor  and  the  Dutch,  v.  9.— Rules  for  reducing  a 
great  empire  to  a  small  one,  Sept.  1773,  v.  5. — To  Wm. 
Carmichael,  Apr.  12,  1781 :  Franklin’s  enemies  in 
America,  v.  7.— To  Wm.  Strahan,  Sept.  1,  1764:  Enemies, 
v,  10.— To  Alexander  Small,  Feb.  19,  1787  :  Prosperity  of 


England,  v.  9. — To  Chevalier  de  Chastellux,  Apr.  6, 
1782:  Ministerial  change  in  England,  v.  7. — To  D.  Wen- 
dorp,  and  others,  June  8, 1781 :  England  the  first  piratical 
state  in  the  world,  v.  7.— To  David  Hartley,  Feb.  16,  1782  : 
England  must  take  the  first  step  toward  peace,  v.  7. — To 
Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  Sept.  6,  1758 :  Travels  in  Eng¬ 
land  ;  Dec.  9,  1764 :  Arrival  in  England,  v.  3 ;  July  14, 1772  : 
Visits  the  north  of  England,  v.  4. — To  John  Hughes, 
Jan.  7,  1760:  Condition  of  laws  sent  to  England,  v.  3. — To 
Jonathan  Williams,  Nov.  3,  1764:  Second  mission  to  Eng¬ 
land,  v.  3. — To  Joseph  Galloway,  Oct.  12,  1774 :  New  elec¬ 
tions  in  England,  v.  5. — To  Josiah  Quincy,  Apr.  8,  1761 : 
Affairs  in  England,  v.  3.— To  Lord  Kames,  Sept.  27,  1760 : 
Journey.in  England  and  Wales;  Aug.  17,  1762:  Farewell 
to  England ;  June  2,  1765 :  Franklin’s  voyage  to  England, 
v.  3. — To  Marquis  de  Lafayette,  Mch.  22,  1779 :  On  the 
methods  of  harassing  England  by  sea,  v.  6. — To  Robert 
L.  Livingston,  Apr.  8,  1782:  Extraordinary  revolution  of 
opinion  in  England,  v.  7. — To  Robert  Morris,  Mch.  30, 
1782 :  Change  of  sentiments  in  England,  v.  7. — To  Samuel 
Huntington,  Mch.  4,  1780:  Prospects  of  England,  v.  7.— 
To  the  Speaker  and  Committee  of  the  Pennsylvania  As¬ 
sembly,  June  10,  1758:  Prejudices  in  England,  v.  3. — To 
Thomas  McKean,  Nov.  15, 1781 :  Proposed  mediation  de¬ 
clined  by  England,  v.  7. — To  Wm.  Franklin,  Mch.  13, 
1768:  Elections  in  England,  v.  4. — To  Wm.  Parsons,  Feb. 
22,  1757:  Mission  to  England,  v.  2. — To  Wm.  Strahan, 
June  28,  1763:  Bad  report  from  England,  v.  1 ;  Political 
disorder  in  England,  v.  8.— Toleration  in  old  England 
and  New  England,  v.  4. — To  David  Hartley,  Feb.  16, 1782  : 
Jealousies  between  England  and  France,  v.  7.— To 
Thomas  Galloway,  Apr.  6,  1773 :  Advantages  of  a  war  be¬ 
tween  England  and  France,  v.  5. — To  Count  de  Ver- 
gennes,  Dec.  17,  1782 :  No  peace  can  take  place  between 
England  and  the  United  States  without  the  con¬ 
currence  of  France,  v.  8.— Result  of  England’s  per¬ 
sistence  in  her  policy  towards  her  colonies  illustrated, 
Oct.  1774,  v.  5. — To  M.  Gdrard,  Apr.  1,  1778 :  England’s 
propositions  came  too  late,  v.  6. — To  M.  Dumas,  May 
3,  1782 :  English  barbarities,  v.  7. — To  Wm.  Strahan, 
Aug.  19,  1784:  Future  market  for  English  books  in 
America,  v.  9. — To  M.  G6rard,  Feb.  24,  1778 :  Contradic¬ 
tory  reports  of  treaties  between  English  Commis¬ 
sioners  and  Congress,  v.  6.— To  Charles  W.  F. 
Dumas,  Jan.  18,  1781:  The  English  declare  war 
against  Holland,  v.  7. — To  Thomas  Cushing,  July  7,  1773  : 
English  feeling  toward  America,  v.  5.— To  Mr.  Grand, 
Mch.  5,  1786:  English  fictions,  v.  9.— To  the  President 
of  Congress,  Mch.  31, 1780:  Unpopularity  of  the  English 
government  in  Europe,  v.  7;  Dec.  25,  1783:  The  Eng¬ 
lish  have  made  peace,  but  are  not  reconciled,  v.  8. — 
To  Noah  Webster,  Dec.  26,  1789:  The  English  lan¬ 
guage,  v.  10.— To  Lafayette,  May  14,  1781 :  English 
ministry,  v.  7.— To  Robert  Morris,  Mch.  9,  1782:  Sense 
of  the  English  nation  against  continuing  the  war, 
v.  7. — Catechism  relative  to  the  English  national 
debt,  v.  6.— To  Wm.  Hunter,  Nov.  24,  1786:  English 
newspaper  in  America,  v.  9.— To  a  friend  in  America, 
Mch.  18,  1770:  English  opinion  of  America,  v.  4.— To 
Mr.  Grand,  Mch.  5,  1786:  English  press,  v.  9.— To 
Comm.  Jones,  Dec.  6,  1779:  English  prisoners  and 
the  States-General,  v.  10.— To  M.  de  Sartine,  Feb.  13, 1780 : 
Urging  an  exchange  for  English  prisoners  brought  into 
France,  v.  7. — Sketch  of  an  English  school.  For  the 
consideration  of  the  Trustees  of  the  Philadelphia  Acad¬ 
emy,  v.  6. — To  David  Hartley,  Feb.  26,  1778:  Advice  to  the 
English  Whigs,  v.  6.— To  Mr.  Grand,  Mch.  5,  1786: 
English  wishes  not  American  realities,  v.  9.— To  Mr. 
Stadel,  Oct.  20,  1779:  The  Minister  without  authority  for 
enlisting  troops  in  France,v.  6. — The  Ephemera: 
an  emblem  of  human  life,  v.  6.— Franklin’s  Epitaph 
written  by  himself,  v.  10.— To  Charles  Epp,  Aug.  27, 
1779,  v.  6. — Erskine,  D.  S.,  11  Earl  of  Buchan.  Letters, 
Feb.  18,  1783,  v.  8.— To  Noble  Wimberly  Jones,  July  3, 
1771:  Peace  prospect  in  Europe,  v.  4.— To  Robert  Mor¬ 
ris,  June  3,  1780:  European  affairs,  v.  7.— To  the 
President  of  Congress,  May  31, 1780 :  Rule  of  European 
powers,  v.  7.— To  Cadwallader  Evans,  May  9,  1766, 
v.  3;  Aug.  27,  1770,  v.  4.— To  John  Adams,  May  19,  1781; 


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Duties  on  exports  from  America  of  doubtful  expe¬ 
diency,  v.  7.— To  M.  de  Sartine,  June  27,  1780:  The 
“Fair  Flay  indemnity,*'  v.  7.— To  Mrs.  Jane  Me- 
com,  Sept.  16,  1758:  Faith,  hope,  and  charity,  v.  3.— 
To  Nathaniel  Falconer,  Dec.  16,  1786,  v.  9. — To  Count 
de  Campomanes,  June  5, 1784:  Perpetuation  of  families 
by  estates,  v.  8.— To  Mrs.  Jane  Mecom,  Sept.  16,  1758: 
Family  connections,  v.  3.— Preface  to  the  “Letters 
from  a  farmer  in  Pennsylvania,’’  May  8,  1768,  v.  4. 
—To  M.  LeRoy,  Jan.  31, 1769 :  Authorship  of  the  “  Farm¬ 
er’s  letters,’’  v.  4. — To  Wm.  Franklin,  Mch.  13,  1768 : 
“  The  Farmer’s  letters,”  v.  4. — To  Mrs.  Catherine  Greene, 

Mch.  2,  1789 :  The  farmer's  life,  v.  10.— To - ,  Jan.  25, 

1784:  In  reference  to  farming-  in  the  United  States, 
v.  8. — To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  Sept.  6,  1758:  Account 
of  his  father’s  birth-place  and  relations  there,  v.  3. 
—On  sending  felons  to  America,  v.  10. — Filangieri, 
C.  [Letter],  Sept.  27,  1788,  v.  10.— Filangieri,  G. 
[Letter],  Oct.  24,  1785,  v.  9. — To  Gaetano  Filangieri,  Jan. 
11,  1783,  v.  8;  Oct.  14,  1787,  v.  9.— To  Robert  Morris,  Dec. 
25,1783:  Financial  embarrassments,  v.  8. — To  M. 
LeRoy,  de  Chaumont,  Oct.  20,  1785:  Finch,  the  maitre 
d’hfltel,  v.  9.— On  lire,  v.  3.— To  Benj.  Vaughan,  Apr.  29, 
1784:  Fire  a  subtile  fluid,  v.  8. — To  Mrs.  Jane  Mecom, 
Sept.  20,  1787 :  Precautions  against  fire,  v.  9.— To  Samuel 
Rhoades,  June  26,  1770:  On  securing  houses  from  fire, 
v.  4. — To  Wm.  Strahan,  Nov.  23,  1748  :  Sends  a  fireplace 
to  the  Duke  of  Argyle,  v.  10.— Account  of  the  new-invent¬ 
ed  Pennsylvanian  fireplaces,  wherein  their  construc¬ 
tion  and  manner  of  operation  is  particularly  explained, 
v.  1. — To  John  Jay,  Sept.  10,  1783 :  Insinuations  against 
Franklin’s  part  in  the  fishery  negotiation,  v.  8. — To 
Col.  Flenry,  Feb.  26,  1780,  v.  7.— To  Mrs.  Mary  Ilewson, 
June  13,  1782 :  Madame  de  Forbaeh,  v.  7.— To  the  Presi¬ 
dent  of  Congress,  Dec.  25,  1783 :  Importance  of  cultivat¬ 
ing  our  foreign  friends,  v.  8.— To  John  Adams,  June 

11,  1781 :  When  expenses  of  foreign  ministers  to  be 
charged  to  the  government,  v.  7. — To  Robert  R.  Living¬ 
ston,  Sept.  3,  1782  :  Salaries  of  foreign  ministers,  v.  8.— To 
Charles  Thomson,  Apr.  16, 1784 :  Foreign  powers,  v.  8. 
— Remarks  on  Judge  Foster’s  argument  in  favor  of 
the  rights  of  impressing  seamen,  Dec.  1767,  v.  4.— To 
John  Fothergill,  June  19, 1780,  v.  7.— To  Benj.  Water- 
house,  Jan.  18,  1781 :  Death  of  Dr.  Fothergill,  v.  7.— To 
David  Barclay,  Feb.  12,  1781 :  Death  of  Dr.  Fothergill, 
v.  7. — To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  Nov.  22,  1757 :  Dr.  Foth¬ 
ergill,  v.  2.— To  George  Whately,  Aug.  21,  1784:  The 
foundling  hospital;  May  23,  1785:  Foundling  hos¬ 
pital  at  Paris,  v.  9. — Fox,  C.  J.  [Letter],  Apr.  19,  1783, 
v.  8.— To  Charles  James  Fox,  Sept.  5,  1783,  v.  8.— To  Mr. 
Foxcroft,  July  14, 1773,  v.  5. — To  Richard  Oswald,  July 

12,  1782:  Mr.  Fox’s  resignation,  v.  8. — Appeals  to 
France  for  a  million  loan,  June  1, 1779,  v.  6.— To  Charles 
de  Weissenstein,  July  1,  1778 :  Reply  to  insinuations 
against  the  good  faith  of  France,  v.  6.— To  David  Hart¬ 
ley,  Feb.  12,  1778:  Conduct  of  France  toward  the  United 
States,  Feb.  3, 1779 :  Answer  to  his  proposition  to  quit  the 
alliance  of  France,  v.  6 ;  Dec.  4,  1789 :  Convulsions  in 
France,  v.  10. — To  M.  LeRoy,  Nov.  13,  1789 :  Trouble  in 
France,  v.  10. — To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Aug.  12,  1782 : 
Accounts  between  France  and  the  United  States;  Jan. 
21,  1783:  Preliminaries  signed  by  France,  Spain,  and 
England,  v.  8. — To  Samuel  Cooper,  Mch.  16, 1780 :  An  alli¬ 
ance  with  France  encouraged,  v.  7.— To  the  Committee 
on  Foreign  Affairs,  Jan.  15,  1779:  Alliance  between 
France  and  the  United  States  an  obstacle  to  peace ;  May 
26,  1779:  France,  v.  6. — To  the  President  of  Congress, 
Nov.  1, 1783:  Financial  embarrassments  of  France,  v.8. — 
To  Thomas  Morris,  Dec.  4,  1776 :  Arrival  in  France,  v.  6. 
—To  Count  de  Vergennes,  Sept.  3,  1784:  Engagement  of 
Congress  to  treat  France  on  the  footing  of  the  most 
favored  nation,  v.  9.— To  Mrs.  Abiah  Franklin,  1749; 
Sept.  7,  1749,  v.  2. — Franklin,  Mrs.  D.  [Letters],  Dec. 
24, 1751,  v.  10;  Apr.  7,  1765,  v.  3;  Oct.  11,  1770,  v.  4;  Oct.  29, 
1773,  v.  5. — To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  Dec.  27,  1755;  Jan. 
15,30,31,  Mch.  21,  30,  1756;  Apr.  5,  May  27,  July  27,  1757, 
v.  2  ;  Jan.  14,  21,  1758 ;  Mch.  5,  1760 ;  Mch.  24, 1762 ;  June  16, 
1763 ;  Feb.  9,  June  4,  July  13, 1765 ;  Feb.  22,  27,  Apr.  6,  June 
13, 1766,  v.  3;  Aug.  5,  1767;  Feb.  13,  Oct.  6,  Dec.  21,  1768; 


June  10,  Oct.  11,  1770;  Aug.  14,  1771 ;  Jan.  28,  May  5,  Dec. 
1,  1772,  v.  4;  Jan.  6,  Feb.  2,  14,  Sept.  1,  1773;  July  22,  1774, 
v.  5.— To  Jane  Franklin,  1727,  v.  1.— To  Miss  E.  Hub¬ 
bard,  Eeb.  23,  1756 :  On  the  death  of  his  brother,  John 
Franklin,  v.  2.— To  Josiah  Franklin,  1738,  v.  1. — To 
Samuel  Franklin,  June  8,  1770;  July  12,  1771,  v.  4;  July 
7,  1773,  v.  5.— Franklin,  S.  [Letter],  Oct.  30,  1773,  v.  5. 
—To  Sarah  Franklin,  Nov.  8,  1764,  v.  3.— Franklin,  W. 
[Letters],  1766,  Nov.  13,  1766,  v.  3.— To  Wm.  Franklin, 
Jan.  9,  July  2,  1768;  Apr.  20,  1771;  Nov.  3,  Dec.  2,  1772, 
v.  4;  Mch.  15,  Aug.  3,  Nov.  3,  1773,  v.  5 ;  Feb.  2,  18,  1774; 
May  7,  1775,  v.  10.— To  Dr.  Priestley,  1778:  Gov.  Wm. 
Franklin  arrested  as  a  royalist,  v.  6.— To  Mr.  Whiteford, 
Dec.  7, 1762 :  Wm.  Eranklin  appointed  Governor  of  New 
Jersey,  v.  3.— To  Wm.  Strahan,  Dec.  31, 1756  :  Wm.  Frank¬ 
lin  in  London,  v.  10. — Franklin,  W.  T.  [Letters], 
May  28,  Aug.  15,  25,  1783,  v.  8  ;  Nov.  17,  1788 ;  May  22,  1790, 
v.  10.— To  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jay,  May  13,  1784:  Wm.  Temple 
Franklin,  v.  8. — To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Sept.  3,  1782  : 
Allowance  to  Wm.  Temple  Franklin  ;  July  22,  1783  :  Wm. 
Temple  ‘Franklin,  v.  8. — To  Wm.  Eranklin,  Aug.  1,  1774: 
Education  of  Wm.  Temple  Franklin,  v.  10 ;  Aug.  16,  1784  : 
Recommends  that  Wm.  Temple  Franklin  be  trained  to 
the  bar,  v.  9.— To  an  agent  for  American  cruisers,  May 
30,  1780:  Free  sliips  make  free  goods,  v.  7. — To  the 
President  of  Congress,  Aug.  9,  1780 :  Free  ships  make  free 
goods,  v.  7. — To  Miss  Stevenson,  Sept.  14,  1767 :  The 
French,  v.  4. — To  Wm.  Eranklin,  Aug.  19, 1772  :  Elected 
member  of  the  French  Academy,  v.  4. — To  Charles 
Thomson,  Apr.  16,  1784:  French  alliance,  v.  8.— To 
Samuel  Cooper,  Dec.  26,  1782 :  Importance  of  the  French 
alliance,  v.  8.— To  Wm.  Eranklin,  Aug.  28,  1767 :  The 
French  ambassador  in  London,  v.  4.— To  Alexander 
Small,  Nov.  5,  1789:  The  French  and  Eng-lisli  gov¬ 
ernments,  v.  10.— To  the  President  of  Congress,  Sept. 
13,  1783:  French  claims,  v.  8;  Aug.  9,  1780:  The 
French  court  offended  with  Mr.  Adams,  v.  7. — To 
Robert  R.  Livingston,  Apr.  15,  1783:  French  finances, 
v.  8.— To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  May  27,  1757 :  French 
fleet  reported,  v.  2. — To  Wm.  Strahan,  Sept.  25,  1746: 
French  fleet  off  Cape  Sable,  v.  10.— To  Mr.  Grand,  July  11, 
1786:  Inquiring1  respecting  money  advanced  by  the 
French  government,  v.  9.— To  Mrs.  Hewson,  Dec.  26, 
1783:  French  grammars,  v.  8. — To  Cyrus  Griffin, 
Mch.  16, 1780:  French  hospitality,  v.  7.— To  Count  de 
Vergennes,  Dec.  23,  1776:  Notification  to  the  French 
minister  of  Foreign  AfFairs  by  the  Commissioners 
of  Congress  of  their  appointment,  v.  6.— To  John  Jay, 
Oct.  4,  1779:  Complaints  of  French  officers,  v.  6. — To 
Josiah  Quincy,  Apr.  22,  1779 :  Character  of  the  French 
people,  v.  6. — To  Mr.  Grand,  July  3, 1778:  British  seizure 
of  French  ships,  v.  6.— To  Noah  Webster,  Dec.  26, 
1789 :  Universality  of  the  French  tongue,  v.  10. — To 
the  President  of  Congress,  Dec.  2, 1780:  Advises  the  fur¬ 
nishing  of  the  French  troops  with  provisions  in 
America,  v.  7. — To  Wm.  Strahan,  July  4,  1744:  The 
French  war,  v.  10. — To  Miss  Mary  Stevenson,  Aug.  10, 
1761 :  Distillation  of  fresh  from  salt  water,  v.  10.— To 
Mrs.  Mary  Hewson,  Jan.  27,  1783:  On  the  death  of 
friends,  v.  8.— To  Francis  Hopkinson,  Sept.  13,  1781: 
Friends  and  enemies,  v.  7. — To  Wm.  Parsons,  Dec. 
6,  1755 :  Appropriations  for  the  defence  of  the  frontiers, 
v.  2.— To  Messrs.  Benj.  Chambers,  and  the  other  gentle¬ 
men  of  Chambersburg,  Sept.  20,  1788:  Blowing  a  fur¬ 
nace  by  falling  water  not  new,  v.  10. — To  Joseph  Priest¬ 
ley,  July  7,  1775:  Gen.  Gage,  v.  5. — To  Thomas  Cushing, 
Jan.  28,  1775:  Gen.  Gage,  v. 5.— Galloway,  J.  [Letters], 
Feb.  27,  1765,  v.  3;  Mch.  18,  Oct.  17,  1768,  v.  4.— To  Joseph 
Galloway, ;jan.  9,  May  14,  July  2,  1768,  v.  4;  Nov.  3,  1773, 
v.  5.— To  Wm.  Franklin,  Jan.  5,  1774 :  Insinuations 
against  Mr.  Galloway,  v.  5. — To  Richard  Bache,  Sept.  13, 
1781 :  Galloway’s  defection  and  infidelity,  v.  7.— To 
Wm.  Strahan,  Sept.  1,  1764 :  Preface  to  Galloway’s 
speech  against  the  proprietary  party,  v.  1.— To  Gran¬ 
ville  Sharp,  July  5,  1785:  Law  of  gavelkind,  v.  9.— To 
Mrs.  Mary  Hewson,  June  13,  1782 :  Troubles  in  Geneva ; 
Countess  de  Genlis,  v.  7. — To  Wm.  Strahan,  Nov.  27, 
1755 :  The  Gentlemen’s  magazine  in  America;  Dec. 
19,  1763:  Optimistic  forecast  of  King  George's  reign, 


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v.  10.— Georgia,  Committee  of  the  Assembly  of.  [Letter] , 
March  14, 1774,  v.  5.— To  Noble  Wimberly  Jones,  July  3, 
1771 :  Land-claims  in  Georgia,  v.  4.— To  the  Count  d’Es- 
taing,  Apr.  15,  1787 :  Grant  of  land  to  Eranklin  by  the 
State  of  Georgia,  v.  9.— The  Georgia  agency,  Feb.  24, 
1774,  v.  5.— To  M.  Gerard,  Feb.  25,  1778,  v.  6.— To  the  Rt. 
Hon.  Lord  George  Sackville  Germaine,  Feb.  7,  1777f 
v.  6.— To  the  Commissioners  in  Canada,  May  27,  1776 ; 
German  auxiliaries,  v.  6.— To  John  Winthrop,  May 
1,  1777:  The  German  princes,  v.  6. — To  Peter  Collin- 
son,  May  9,  1753 :  Germans  in  Pennsylvania,  v.  2. — To 
A.  Gillon,  July  5,  1779,  v.  6.— To  Robert  Morris,  Mch.  4, 
1782:  Gillon,  v.  7.— To  E.  Kinnersley,  Mch.  16,  1752:  Rea¬ 
sons  for  supposing  the  glass  globe  charges  positively 
and  the  sulphur  negatively,  v.  2. — To  a  friend,  Jan.  25, 
1756 :  March  of  the  troops  to  Gnadenhutten  and  build¬ 
ing  the  fort,  v.  2.— To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  Jan.  25, 
1756 :  The  situation  at  Gnadenhutten,  v.  2.— To  Robert 
Hunter  Morris,  Jan.  26,  1756:  Gnadenhutten,  v.  2. — To 
David  Hume,  May  19,  1762 :  Gold  and  wisdom,  v.  3. — Ob¬ 
servations  on  passages  in  a  pamphlet  entitled  ‘•Good- 
humor;  or,  away  with  the  colonies,”  v.  3. — To  Mr. 
Wharton,  June  17,  1780:  The  Lord  George  Gordon 
riots,  v.  7. —  On  government,  v.  1.  —  To  Samuel 
Cooper,  Jan.  13,  1772:  Why  the  governors  should  be 
paid  by  the  provincial  Legislature  rather  than  by  the 
Crown,  v.  4. — To  Thomas  Cushing,  Feb.  5,  1771 :  Inten¬ 
tion  of  the  government  to  make  the  governors  and  the 
civil  officers  in  America  independent  of  the  people,  v.  4 ; 
Nov.  1,  1773:  Petition  for  removing  the  governors;  Jan. 
5,  1774 :  Petition  for  the  removal  of  the  governors  pre¬ 
sented  by  Lord  Dartmouth,  v.  5. — Grand,  ( — ).  [Letter], 
Sept.  12,  1786,  v.  9. — To  Mr.  Grand,  July  25,  1785,  v.  9. — To 
the  Grand  Pensionary  of  Holland,  Apr.  10,  1778, 
v.  6. — To  Richard  Bache,  June  2,  1779 :  His  grandsons, 
v.  6.— To  the  Earl  of  Grantham,  Sept.  11,  1782,  v.  8.— 
To  Jared  Eliot :  Culture  of  grass  in  meadows,  v.  2.— To 
Robert  Morris,  Mch.  9,  1782:  Great  affairs  and  great 
men  sometimes  influenced  by  small  matters,  v.  7. — Com¬ 
parison  of  Great  Britain  and  the  United  States  in  re¬ 
gard  to  the  basis  of  credit  in  the  two  countries,  v.  6.— 
Interest  of  Great  Britain  considered  with  regard  to  her 
colonies  and  the  acquisitions  of  Canada  and  Guadeloupe, 
v.  3.— Journal  of  the  negotiations  for  peace  with  Gt. 
Britain  from  Mch.  21  to  July  1, 1782,  v.  8. — To  David  Hart¬ 
ley,  Oct.  4,  1777  :  The  misconduct  of  Gt.  Britain,  v.  6.— To 
M.  Dubourg,  Oct.  2,  1770 :  On  the  right  of  Gt.  Britain  to 
tax  the  colonies,  v.  4.— To  Thomas  Cushing,  Nov.  1,  1773: 
Proposed  accommodation  with  Gt.  Britain,  v.  5. — To 
Thomas  Pownall,  Dec.  1767 :  On  sharing  the  rights  and 
privileges  of  Gt.  Britain  with  America,  v.  4. — To  James 
Hutton,  Feb.  1,  1778:  On  the  means  for  reconciling 
Great  Britain  and  America,  v.  6.— On  the  rise  and 
progress  of  the  differences  between  Great  Britain 
and  her  American  colonies,  v.  5.— Account  of  the 
negotiations  in  London  for  effecting  a  reconciliation 
between  Great  Britain  and  the  American  colo¬ 
nies,  Mch.  22,  1775,  v.  5. — Observations  on  passages  in  a 
pamphlet  entitled  “  The  true  constitutional  means  for 
putting  an  end  to  the  disputes  between  Gt.  Britain  and 
the  American  colonies,”  v.  4.— To  a  friend  in  England, 
Oct.  3, 1775 :  The  tendency  to  a  speedy  separation  between 
Great  Brifain  and  the  colonies,  v.  5.— To  the 
Chevalier  de  la  Luzerne,  Mch.  5,  1780:  Great  states, 
v.  7.— To  Mrs.  Catherine  Greene,  Jan.  23,  Aug.  1,  Sept. 
5,  1763;  Apr.  15,  1764,  v.3;  Feb.  28,  1778,  v.  6;  Apr.  7,  1782, 
v.  7. — To  Wm.  Greene,  July  19,  1763,  v.  3;  June,  1779, 
v.  6 ;  Sept.  20,  1785,  v.  9.— To  John  Adams,  Nov.  26,  1781  : 
Gen.  Greene,  v.  7. — To  Jonathan  Williams,  Jr.,  Feb.  13, 
1779 :  Gov.  Greene,  v.  6.— To  George  Whately,  May  23, 
1785:  The  three  Greenlanders,  v.  9. — To  Joseph  Gallo¬ 
way,  Dec.  1,  1767:  Mr.  Grenville,  v.  4. — To  Wm.  Frank¬ 
lin,  Dec.  19,  1767  :  Mr.  Grenville  and  Mr.  Onslow,  v.  4.— 
To  Joseph  Galloway,  June  13,  1767:  Mr.  Grenville's 
revenue  scheme,  v.  4.— To  the  Committee  of  Corre¬ 
spondence  in  Massachusetts,  Jan.  13,  1772 :  Redress  of 
grievances,  v.  4.— To  David  LeRoy,  Aug.  1785:  Gnlt 
stream,  v.  9.— To  St.  Jean  de  Crevecceur,  July,  1784: 
Chart  of  the  Gulf  stream,  v.  9.— To  Peter  Collinson,  July 


27,  1750 :  Gunpowder  fired  by  the  electrical  flame,  v.  2. 
—To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  Feb.  19,  1758 :  Hackney 
coaches,  v.  3.— To  Wm.  Strahan,  July  10,  1743:  Com¬ 
mencement  of  Franklin's  acquaintance  with  If  all; 
July  4,  1744:  Mr.  Hall,  v.  10;  Mch.  5,  1785:  Unsettled  ac¬ 
counts  with  Hall,  v.  9.— To  the  President  of  Congress, 
Sept.  13,  1783:  Hamburg,  v.  8. — To  Mrs.  Deborah 
Franklin,  June  10,  1758:  Gov.  Hamilton,  v.  3.— To  Mr. 
Grand,  Mch.  20,  1786:  Hams  and  soap  to  distribute, 
v.  9.— To  John  Hancock,  Dec.  8,  1776,  v.  6. — To  Samuel 
Cooper,  Dec.  2, 1780:  Gov.  Hancock,  v.  7.— To  Thomas 
Jefferson,  Apr.  19,  1787 :  Hancock,  v.  9. — The  Hand¬ 
some  and  the  deformed  leg,  v.  6.— To  Mr.  Laurens, 
Dec.  6,  1783:  A  question  of  handwriting,  v.  8.— On 
true  happiness,  v.  1. — Harrison,  B.  [Letter],  July 
27,  1784,  v.  9.— Hartley,  D.  [Letters],  Feb.  24,  1776; 
Apr.  23,  1778 ;  Jan.  23,  Apr.  22,  1779,  v.  6  ;  Jan.  24,  Mch.  21, 
May  1,  1782,  v.  7;  Oct.  4,  1782,  June  1,  1784,  v.  8;  Aug.  24, 
1785,  v.  9. — To  David  Hartley,  June  16,  July  13,  Sept.  3, 14, 
Oct.  20,  26,  Nov.  29,  1778 ;  Jan.  25,  Feb.  22,  Mch.  21,  May  4, 
1779,  v.  6;  June  30,  Dec.  15,  1781;  Jan.  15,  Mch.  31,  Apr.  13, 
14,  1782,  v.  7;  July  10,  Sept.  17,  1782;  Mch.  23,  Sept.  6,  7, 
1783,  v.  8;  Jan.  3,  July  5,  1785,  v.  9.— To  Mr.  Digges,  June 
25,  1780:  Mr.  Hartley’s  efforts  for  peace,  v.  7. — To 
Jonathan  Williams,  Apr.  13, 1785  :  Imprisonment  of  Jonas 
Hartwell,  v.  9. — To  John  Winthrop,  Mch.  11,  1769: 
Telescope  and  books  for  Harvard  College,  v.  4. — To 
Mr.  Whiteford,  Dec.  7,  1762:  Taking  of  Havanna.  v.  3. 
— Notes  on  the  condition  of  his  health.  Oct.  4,  1778, 
v.  6.— To  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Partridge,  Nov.  25,  1788:  His 
health,  v.  10.— To  John  Jay,  Jan.  6,  1784:  Eranklln’s 
health,  v.  8. — To  M.  Le  Veillard,  Sept.  5, 1789:  His  health, 
v.  10.— To  Mrs.  Mecom,  June  24,  1786:  His  health,  v.  9. — 
To  Thomas  Paine,  Sept.  27,  1785 :  His  health,  v.  9. — To 
Cadwallader  Golden,  Aug.  15,  1745 :  Action  of  the  heart, 
v.  2. — To  John  Ingenhousz,  Oct.  2,  1781 :  On  conductors 
of  heat,  v.  7. — To  Henry  Laurens,  Mch.  12, 1784 :  Kicking 
the  hedge-hog,  v.  8. — To  Jared  Eliot,  Oct.  25,  1750 : 
Inquiries  respecting  the  mode  of  planting  hedges,  v.  2. 
— Helvetius,  Mme.  A.  C.  de  L.  [Letter],  July,  1787, 
v.  9.— To  Mme.  Helvetius,  1779,  v.  6;  Apr.  23,  1788,  v.  9. — 
To  the  Abbe  Morellet,  Dec.  10,  1788 :  Griffonage  of  Mme. 
Helvetius,  v.  10.— To  Mrs.  Sarah  Bache,  Jan.  26,  1784: 
Hereditary  nobility,  v.  8. — To  David  Hartley,  Jan. 
7, 1784:  Hereditary  officers  of  state,  v.  8.— Hersehel, 
W.  [Letter],  Feb.  18,  1788,  v.  9.— To  Thomas  Jordan, 
May  18,  1787:  Hersehel's  discoveries,  v.  9. — To  Ho¬ 
ratio  Gates,  Aug.  28,  1776:  Resolves  of  Congress  for 
spreading  disaffection  among  the  Hessian  troops, 
v.  6.— To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  Apr.  28,  1774 :  Illness  of 
Mr.  Ilewson,  v.  5.— To  Mrs.  Mary  Hewson,  July  24, 
1770;  Nov.  25,  1771,  v.  4 ;  1775,  v.  5;  Jan.  12,  26,  1777,  v.  6; 
Apr.  13,  June,  1782,  v.  7 ;  Aug.  17,  1782 ;  Apr.  26,  Sept.  7, 
1783 ;  Mch.  19,  1784,  v.  8 ;  Aug.  15,  1784 ;  May  5,  June  26, 
July  4,  13,  26,  Oct.  30,  1785 ;  May  6,  30,  1786,  v.  9.— To 
Messrs.  Hills,  and  others,  Mch.  11, 1779,  v.  6.— To  Joseph 
Galloway,  Feb.  17,  Mch.  13,  1768:  Lord  Hillsborough, 
v.  4.— To  Samuel  Cooper,  Feb.  3, 1771 :  Character  of  Lord 
Hillsborough,  v.  4. — To  Thomas  Cushing,  June  10,  1771 : 
Portrait  of  Lord  Hillsborough,  the  American  secretary, 
v.  10 ;  Jan.  13, 1772 :  Visit  to  Lord  Hillsborough,  v.  4 ;  Visits 
Lord  Hillsborough  in  Ireland,  v.  10 ;  Apr.  13,  1772 :  Lord 
Hillsborough,  v.  4.— To  Wm.  Franklin,  Aug.  17,  1772: 
Removal  of  Hillsborough,  v.  4  ;  July  14,  1773:  Anecdote 
of  Hillsborough,  v.  5;  Mch.  13,  1768:  Lord  Hillsbor¬ 
ough’s  plan  for  the  defence  of  America,  v.  4. — To 
Joseph  Galloway,  Aug.  29,  1772:  Hillsborough's 

resignation,  v.  4. — To  David  Hume,  Sept.  27,  1760: 
The  “  Historical  Review,”  v.  3.— To  Wm.  Hodg¬ 
son,  Mch.  31,  1782,  v.  7.-  To  the  President  of  Congress, 
Dec.  26,  1783 :  Recommending  Mr.  Hodgson  as  consul  in 
London,  v.  8. — To  Mr.  Holker,  Oct.  28,  1779,  v.  6;  July 
25,  1785,  v.  9. — To  ,  Dec.  15,  1787 :  Disorder  in  Hol¬ 
land,  v.  9.— To  Charles  W.  F.  Dumas,  Aug.  6,  1781 :  Hol¬ 
land  no  longer  a  nation,  but  a  shop,  v.  7. — To  Mrs. 
Deborah  Franklin,  Sept.  14,  1761 :  Travels  in  Holland 
and  Flanders,  v.  3.— To  John  Adams,  May  10,  1779:  Good 
news  from  Holland,  v.  6 ;  Mch.  31,  1782 :  Delays  of  Hol¬ 
land  and  Spain,  v.  7. — To  John  Jay,  Oct.  4,  1779 :  Holland, 


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England,  Portugal,  v.  6.— To  John  Paul  Jones,  Feb.  19, 
1780 :  Extraordinary  expenses  in  Holland,  v.  7.— To  Rob¬ 
ert  Morris,  Apr.  8,  1782 :  Holland,  v.  8. — To  Robert  R. 
Livingston,  Mch.  4,  1782 :  Complaints  from  Holland, 
Denmark,  and  Portugal ;  Apr.  12,  1782 :  Holland,  v.  7.— 
To  Thomas  McKean,  Nov.  5,  1781 :  Purchases  in  Holland, 
v.  7. — To  Wm.  Jackson,  June  28,  1781 :  Stopping  payment 
of  money  in  Holland ;  July  5,  1781 :  Reasons  for  suspend¬ 
ing  payments  in  Holland  ;  July  6,  1781 :  Further  explana¬ 
tion  of  the  suspension  of  payments  in  Holland,  v.  7.— To 
Thomas  Brand  Hollis,  Oct.  5,  1783 :  On  receiving  from 
him  the  “Memoirs  of  Thomas  Hollis,”  v.  8.— To  Mrs. 
Sarah  Bache,  Jan.  26,  1784:  Ascending  preferable  to  de¬ 
scending  honors,  v.  8.— To  Francis  Hopkinson, 
June  4,  1779,  v.  6.— To  Miss  Georgiana  Shipley,  Oct.  8, 
1780  :  Her  translations  of  Horace,  v.  7. — To  Hugh  Rob¬ 
erts,  July  7,  1765:  Hospital  seal,  v.  3.— To  M.  Le  Roy, 
June  22,  1773:  Hospitals,  v.  5.— To  M.  Le  Veillard,  Apr. 
15,  1787  :  House-building',  v.  9. — To  his  daughter,  Apr. 
6,  1773 :  Importance  to  housekeeping  of  keeping  ac¬ 
counts,  v.  5. — Correspondence  and  interview  with  Lord 
Howe,  v.  6. — To  Thomas  Hubbard,  Apr.  28,  1758,  v.  3. 
— To  Joseph  Huey,  June  6,  1756,  v.  2. — Hume,  D. 
[Letters],  May  10,  1762,  v.  3 ;  Feb.  7,  1772,  v.  4.— To  David 
Hume,  Sept.  27,  1760:  Hume's  essay  on  je.alousy  of 
commerce,  v.  3.— Huntington,  S.  [Letters],  Jan.  1, 
June  19,  1781,  v.  7. — To  Jared  Eliot,  Dec.  10, 1751 :  Remarks 
on  husbandry,  v.  2. — To  Thomas  Cushing,  May  6, 1773 : 
Gov.  Hutchinson  to  the  Assembly  of  Massachusetts; 
July  7,  1773:  Controversy  with  Gov.  Hutchinson;  Aug. 
14,  1773 :  Presentation  of  the  address  for  the  removal  of 
Hutchinson  and  Oliver ;  Feb.  15, 1774  :  Proceedings  before 
the  Privy  Council  on  the  petition  for  the  removal  of 
Gov.  Hutchinson,  v.  5. — Franklin’s  account  of  his  con¬ 
nection  with  Gov.  Hutchinson's  letters,  v.  5. — To 
Joseph  Galloway,  Feb.  18,  1774:  Hutchinson’s  letters, 
v.  5. — To  Samuel  Cooper,  July  7,  1773,  Feb.  25,  1774 : 
Hutchinson’s  letters,  v.  5.— To  Wm.  Franklin,  Sept.  1, 
1773:  Hutchinson’s  letters,  v.  5.— To  Thomas  Cushing, 
Mch.  9,  1773 :  Gov.  Hutchinson’s  speech,  v.  5  —To 
James  Hutton,  Mch.  24,  June  23.  1778,  v.  6. — To  Edward 
Nairne,  Nov.  13,  1780:  A  slowly  sensible  hygrometer 
for  certain  purposes,  v.  7. — To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin, 
Nov.  22,  1757  :  His  long  illness,  v.  2. — To  Dr.  Priestley, 
Feb.  8,  1780:  Inconveniences  incident  to  all  situa¬ 
tions  in  life,  v.  7. — To  M.  Le  Veillard,  Apr.  15,  1787  :  In¬ 
dependence  not  complete  till  debts  are  paid  and  fron¬ 
tier  posts  delivered  up,  v.  9. — To  Joseph  Galloway,  Dec. 
2,  1772:  The  India  Company,  v.  4. — To  Thomas  Cush¬ 
ing,  Jan.  5,  1773  :  Condition  of  the  India  Company,  v.  5. — 
Remarks  on  a  plan  for  the  future  management  of  In¬ 
dian  affairs,  v.  3.— To  Cadwallader  Colden,  Oct.  25, 
1753 :  Indian  affairs,  v.  2. — To  Wm.  Strahan,  June  28, 1763: 
Indian  hostilities  renewed,  v.  10.— To  Count  de 
Gebelin,  May  17,  1781:  Indian  languages,  v.  7. — To 
Marquis  de  Lafayette,  Apr.  17,  1787:  Indian  vocabu¬ 
laries,  v.  9. — To  the  Gov.  of  Georgia,  Dec.  16,  1787: 
Indian  wars  usually  provoked  by  the  whites,  v.  9. — 
Importance  of  gaining  and  preserving  the  friendship  of 
the  Indians,  Mch.  20,  1751,  v.  2.— To  Antho»y  Todd, 
Sept.  2,  1764 :  Troubles  with  the  Indians,  v.  10.— To  Cad¬ 
wallader  Colden,  Dec.  6,  1753  :  Regulation  of  trade  with 
the  Indians,  v.  2.— To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  Nov.  13, 
1756:  Conference  with  the  Indians  at  Easton,  v.  2.— To 
Peter  Collinson,  May  9,  1753  :  Difficulty  of  civilizing  In¬ 
dians,  v.  2. — To  Thomas  Pownall,  Aug.  19,  1756  :  Indians 
regardless  of  treaties,  v.  2. — To  Silas  Deane,  Dec.  4,  1776  : 
Shipment  of  indigo  by  Congress  to  pay  the  Commis¬ 
sioners’  expenses,  v.  6. — To  Mrs.  Jane  Mecom,  May  30, 
1757  :  Habits  of  industry,  v.  2. — To  Humphrey  Mar¬ 
shall,  Apr.  21,  1771:  Commends  industry  and  fru¬ 
gality,  v.  10. — Information  for  those  who  would  re¬ 
move  to  America,  v.  8.— To  John  Ingenhousz,  1777,  v.  6. 
Apr.  20, 1785,  v.  9. — To  Francis  Hopkinson,  Mch.  6,  1780 : 
Dr.  Ingenliousz’s  newly  invented  telescope, 
v.  7.— To  Lord  Karnes,  Apr.  11,  1767:  Injudicious 
legislation,  v.  4. — To  Miss  Stevenson,  June  11,  1760 : 
Study  of  insects,  v.  3. — Extract  from  the  instruc¬ 
tions  to  F.,  Nov.  28,  1780,  v.  7. — Description  of  an  in¬ 


strument  for  taking  down  books  from  high 
shelves,  Jan.  1786,  v.  9. — To  John  Lining,  Mch.  18,  1755  : 
Reflections  on  the  spirit  of  invention,  v.  2. — To  Sir 
Edward  Newenham,  Oct.  2,  1783 :  Proposal  to  secure 
Ireland  the  same  commercial  advantage  as  England, 
v.  8.— To  Joshua  Babcock,  Jan.  13,  1772 :  Poor  in  Ireland, 
v.  4.— To  the  President  of  Congress,  Dec.  25,  1783 :  Ire¬ 
land,  v.  8.— To  Thomas  Cushing,  Jan.  13,  1772 :  Tour  in 
Ireland,  v.  4.— To  Wm.  Franklin,  Jan.  30,  1772 :  Tour  in 
Ireland,  v.  4;  Sept.  1,  1773 :  Project  for  a  union  with  Ire¬ 
land,  v.  5. — To  Sir  Edward  Newenham,  May  27,  1779  : 
Irish  emigration  to  the  United  States,  v.  6.— To 
Thomas  Cushing,  Jan.  13,  1772:  Irish  Parliament, 
v.  4 ;  Jan.  13,  1772  :  Opening  of  the  Irish  Parliament,  v.  10. 
— To  Wm.  Franklin,  Jan.  30,  1772 :  Irish  Parliament,  v.  4. 
—To  Ralph  Izard,  Jan.  29,  Mch.  30,  1778,  v.  6.— To  the 
Committee  on  Foreign  Affairs,  Jan.  15,  1779  :  Money  ad¬ 
vanced  to  Izard  and  kee,  v.  6.  —  Jackson,  R. 
[Letter],  June  27,  1785,  v.  9. — To  Wm.  Jackson,  July  5,  10, 
1781,  v.  7.— To  Wm.  Strahan,  Sept.  25,  1746  :  Orders,  and 
remittances,  and  congratulations  on  the  defeat  of 
Jacobinism,  v.  10. — To  Abel  James,  Dec.  2,  1772,  v.  4. 
—To  Abel  James  and  Benj.  Morgan,  Mch.  15,  1773,  v.  5. — 
Jay,  J.  [Letters],  Jan.  26,  Sept.  11,  Dec.  26,  1783,  v.  8  ; 
Dec.  13,  1784 ;  Oct.  4,  1785,  v.  9. — To  John  Jay,  Jan.  15, 
Mch.  16,  Apr.  22,  24,  Sept.  4,  1782,  v.  8 ;  May  10,  Sept.  19,  21, 
1785,  v.  9. — To  Wm.  Carmichael,  Jan.  23,  1782  :  John  Jay, 
v.  7.— To  the  President  of  Congress,  June  16,  1784  :  Jay 
and  Laurens,  v.  8. — Jefferson,  T.  [Letters],  June 
19,  1784,  v.  8 ;  Oct.  11,  1787,  v.  9.— To  Thomas  Jefferson, 
Nov.  23,  1784  ;  Mch.  20,  1786,  v.  9 ;  Apr.  8,  1790,  v.  10.— To 
John  Adams,  Oct.  12,  1781 :  Mr.  Jefferson's  capture 
discredited,  v.  7. — To  James  Bowdoin,  Jan.  1,  1786:  Dr. 
Jeffries’  aerial  voyage  from  England  to  France, 
v.  9. — To  Daniel  of  St.  Thomas  Jenifer,  Sept.  13,  1781, 
v.  7. — To  Wm.  Franklin,  Aug.  28,  1767  :  Soame  Jenyns, 
v.  4. — Comparison  of  the  conduct  of  the  ancient  Jews 
and  of  the  Anti-Federalists  in  the  U.  S.,  v.  9. — To  Joshua 
Johnson,  July  22,  1777;  Mch.  17,  Apr.  8,  Dec.  29,  1779, 
v.  6.— To  Wm.  Franklin,  Sept.  7,  1774:  Sir  Wm.  John¬ 
son,  v.  5. — Jones,  J.  P.  [Letter],  Dec.  27,  1789,  v.  10.— 
Instructions  to  John  Paul  Jones,  v.  6. — To  John  Paul 
Jones,  May  27,  June  1,  Sept.  6,  1778 ;  July  8,  1779,  v.  6 ; 
Mch.  8,  June  1,  12,  27,  Aug.  12,  Nov.  25,  Dec.  9,  1780,  v.  10  ; 
Mch.  4,  23,  1784,  v.  8.— To  James  Lovell,  Oct.  17,  1779  : 
Prizes  taken  by  Jones,  v.  6. — To  the  Board  of  Admiralty, 
Mch.  17,  1781 :  Account  of  the  squadron  and  expedition 
of  Paul  Jones,  v.  7. — To  the  Committee  of  Foreign  Af¬ 
fairs,  May  26,  1779 :  Paul  Jones,  v.  6. — To  the  President  of 
Congress,  June  1,  1780:  Recommending  Comm.  Jones, 
v.  7.— To  Charles  W.  F.  Dumas,  July  26,  1780:  Jones 
and  kandais  again,  v.  7. — To  Samuel  Huntington, 
Mch.  4,  1780:  Jones  and  Landais,  v.  7. — To  the  President 
of  Congress,  Aug.  9,  1780  :  Disputes  of  Jones  and  Landais, 
v.  7.— To  James  Lovell,  Oct.  17,  1779 :  Jones'  cruise, 
v.  6. — To  Wm.  Jones,  Mch.  17,  1783,  v.  8.— To  Hugh  Rob¬ 
erts,  Feb.  26,  1761,  July  7,  1765:  The  old  Junto,  v.  3.— 
To  Cadwallader  Colden,  Sept.  29,  1748:  Peter  Kalm, 
v.  2.— To  James  Logan,  Oct.  30,  1748 :  Peter  Kalm,  v.  2. — 
To  Lord  Karnes,  May  3,  1760,  v.  3.— To  Thomas  Cush¬ 
ing,  Jan.  13,  1772  :  Lord  Kilivaring,  v.  10. — To  Samuel 
Franklin,  July  17,  1767  :  Kindred  in  England,  v.  4. — To 
Samuel  Cooper,  June  8,  1770:  The  King,  v.  4. — To  Mrs. 
Deborah  Franklin,  June  5,  1771 :  The  King’s  birth¬ 
day,  v.  4.— To  Robert^Morris,  Mch.  9,  1782 :  The  King's 
obstinacy,  v.  7. — To  Messrs.  Kornmann,  Nov.  21,  1781  : 
Relation  to  a  claim  of  kinship,  v.  7.— To  E.  Kinnersley, 
Feb.  20, 1762 :  Knobs  and  points,  v.  3. — To  the  Count  de 
Campomanes,  June  5,  1784  :  Dignity  of  labor,  v.  8. — On 
the  laboring  poor,  Apr.  1768,  v.  4.— ka  four,  M.  de. 
[Letter],  ^ine  30,  1785,  v.  9. — To  Mathon  de  La  Cour, 
Nov.  18,  1TO5,  v.  9.— kafayette,  M.  J.  P.  R.  Y.  G.  de  M., 
Marquis  de.  [Letters],  Aug.  29,  1779,  v.  6;  Feb.  29,  1780, 
v.  7;  Feb.  10,  1786,  v.  9. — To  the  Marquis  de  Lafayette, 
Aug.  19,  24,  1779,  v.  6 ;  July  24,  1782,  v.  8. — To  M.  de  Chau- 
mont,  May  10, 1779 :  Lafayette,  v.  10. — To  M.  Dumas,  Feb. 
21,  1779 :  Lafayette,  v.  6. — To  George  Washington,  Mch.  5, 
1780 :  Lafayette,  v.  7.— To  Honorable  the  Council  of  the 
Massachusetts  Bay,  June  4,  1779:  Lafayette,  v.  6.— To 


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John  Paul  Jones,  Apr.  27,  1779:  Plan  of  an  expedition  in 
which  the  Marquis  de  Lafayette  was  to  join,  v.  6. — To 
Robert  R.  Livingston,  Mch.  4,  1782:  Lafayette,  v.  7. — To 
the  President  of  Congress,  June  16,  1784 :  Lafayette  un¬ 
able  to  go  to  Versailles,  v.  8. — To  Wm.  Carmichael,  Jan. 
23,  1782:  Lafayette;  June  17,  1780:  Lafayette  riots  in 
London,  v.  7. — To  Robert  Morris,  Jan.  28,  1782:  Lafay¬ 
ette's  pressure  for  a  new  loan,  v.  7. — To  Mr.  Grand, 
Mch.  20, 1786:  Lalamle's  “History  of  all  the  navigable 
canals,”  v.  9. — Narrative  of  the  late  massacres  in  Lan¬ 
caster  county  of  a  number  of  Indians,  friends  of  this 
province,  by  persons  unknown,  with  some  observations 
on  the  same,  v.  3.— To  Capt.  Landais,  Oct.  15,  1779,  v.  6 ; 
Mch.  12,  June  7,  1780,  v.  7.— To  John  Paul  Jones,  Oct.  15, 
1779,  Mch.  1,  1780 :  Landais,  v.  6,  10. — To  M.  de  Sartine, 
Mch.  20,  1780 :  Declines  to  ask  Congress  to  erase  Capt. 
Landais  from  its  list  of  naval  officers,  v.  7. — To  M. 
Schweighauser,  Aug.  10,  1780 :  Debts  improperly  con¬ 
tracted  by  Landais,  v.  7. — To  the  Board  of  Admiralty. 
Mch.  17,  1781 :  Capt.  Landais,  v.  7. — To  James  Degge,  and 
others,  June  7,  1780:  Capt.  Landais'  caprices,  v.  7. — 
To  Mr.  Wharton,  June  17,  1780:  Capt.  Landais’  quar¬ 
rels,  v.  7. — To  the  Earl  of  Buchan,  Mch.  17, 1783  :  Lands 
and  new  settlements  in  America,  v.  8. — To  the  Abb<5  de 
La  Roche,  1779,  v.  6 ;  Nov.  20,  1786,  v.  9. — La  Roche¬ 
foucauld  d'Luville,  L.  A.,  Due  de.  [Letters],  May 
22,  1780,  v.  7 ;  Feb.  8,  1786,  v.  9 ;  July  12,  1788,  v.  10.— To  the 
Duke  de  La  Rochefoucauld,  Oct.  22,  1788,  v.  10. — To  Rob¬ 
ert  R.  Livingston,  July  22,  1783  :  Due  de  La  Rochefou¬ 
cauld's  translat  ion  of  the  Constitutions  of  the  U.  S., 
v.  8. — To  John  Lathrop,  May  31,  1788,  v.  9. — To  Henry 
Laurens,  Mch.  31,  1778,  v.  6 ;  Apr.  12,  1782,  v.  7 ;  July  6, 
1783;  Mch.  12,  Apr.  29,  1784,  v.  8.— To  Sir  Grey  Cooper, 
Nov.  7,  1780 :  Requests  relief  for  Mr.  Laurens,  a  prisoner 
in  the  Tower,  v.  7. — To  John  Adams,  Oct.  8, 1780  :  Anxiety 
about  Mr.  Laurens,,  v.  7. — To  Miss  Martha  Laurens,  Dec. 
29, 1781 :  The  means  used  for  the  release  of  Mr.  Laurens, 
v.  7. — To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Aug.  12,  1782:  Mr.  Lau¬ 
rens,  v.  8. — To  the  President  of  Congress,  Dec.  3,  1780 : 
Capture  of  Laurens,  v.  7. — Laurens,  J.  [Letter],  June  9, 
1781,  v.  7. — To  Mrs.  C.  Edes,  Dec.  13,  1781 :  Mr.  Laurens' 
imprisonment,  v.  7. — To  Mme.  Lavoisier,  Oct.  23, 
1788,  v.  10. — To  John  Ingenhousz,  June  21, 1782  :  Lavoisier, 
v.  7. — To  Joseph  Priestley,  June  7,  1782:  Mr.  Lavoisier, 
v-  7.— To  Benj.  Vaughan,  July  31,  1786:  Effects  of  lead 
upon  the  human  constitution,  v.  9. — To  Cadwallader 
Evans,  Feb.  20,  1768:  Use  of  lead  in  distilleries,  v.  4. — To 
E.  Kinnersley,  Mch.  16,  1752 :  A  leather  g-lobe  for  ex¬ 
periments  when  travelling,  v.  2. — Lee,  A.  [Letter], 
Feb.  21,  1779,  v.  6. — Memorial  of  Arthur  Lee,  May  1,  1779, 
v.  6.— To  Arthur  Lee,  Mch.  21, 1777;  Apr.  4,  6,  1778;  Feb.  18, 
Mch.  27,  May  3,  Sept.  30,  1779,  v.  6.— To  M.  Dumas,  Mch. 

18,  1779  :  Arthur  Lee,  v.  6.— To  John  Ross,  Apr.  26,  1778  : 
Arthur  Lee  and  the  accounts,  v.  6. — To  Comm.  Jones, 
June  17,  1780:  Withdraws  order  to  receive  Arthur  Lee  on 
board  his  ship  as  passenger,  v.  7. — To  Joseph  Reed,  Mch. 

19,  1780:  Arthur  Lee,  v.  7. — To  Thomas  Cushing,  July  7, 
1773:  Arthur  Lee,  v.  5. — To  James  Lovell,  Oct.  17,  1779: 
Lee  and  Deane;  June  2,  1779:  Charges  of  Lee  and 
Izard,  v.  6. — To  the  Committee  of  Foreign  Affairs,  May 
26,  1779 :  Lee  and  Izard,  v.  6. — To  Charles  Lee,  Feb.  19, 
1776,  v.  6. — To  Joseph  Galloway,  Feb.  17,  1768:  Restrain¬ 
ing  legal-tender  paper  money,  v.  4. — To  M.  Le 
Roy,  June  27,  1786,  v.  9. — Observations  on  passages  in 
“A  Letter  from  a  merchant  in  London  to  his  nephew 
in  North  America,”  v.  3. — To  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Partridge, 
Nov.  25,  1788  :  Loss  of  his  letter  books,  v.  10. — To  John 
Jay,  June  13, 1780:  Seals  of  his  letters  broken,  v.  7. — To 
Peter  Collinson,  Nov.  23,  1753 :  Notice  of  another  packet 
of  letters,  v.  2. — To  Thomas  Cushing,  June  10,  1771  : 
Caution  about  posting  letters,  v.  10.— Lejdsom,  J.  C. 
[Letter],  Aug.  14,  1786,  v.  9. — To  John  Colley  Lettsom, 
Mch.  6,  1783,  v.  8 ;  July  26,  1785,  v.  9. — The  Levee,  v.  6. — 
Le  Veillard,  M.  [Letter],  Oct.  9,  1785,  v.  9.— To  M. 
Le  Veillard,  Mch.  6,  1786,  v.  9;  Oct.  24,  1788,  v.  10.— To 
Francis  Lewis,  May  16,  1781,  v.  7.— To  Charles  W.  F. 
Dumas,  May  4, 1781 :  Contribution  for  the  gazetteer  of 
Leyden,  v.  7.— To  E.  Kinnersley,  Feb.  20,  1762:  How 
long  the  Leyden  bottle  may  be  kept  charged,  v.  3.— 


To  Peter  Collinson,  Sept.  1,  1747 :  Observations  on  the 
Leyden  bottle  with  experiments  proving  the  different 
electrical  states  of  the  different  surfaces ;  1748 :  Leyden 
bottle,  v.  2.— To  Miss  Stevenson,  Mch.  22,  1762:  Leyden 
bottle,  v.  3. — Leyden  phial  and  M.  Volta’s  experi¬ 
ment,  v.  7. — To  Mrs.  Mecom,  May  30,  1787  :  His  library, 
v.  9.— Waste  of  life,  v.  1.— To  M.  Dubourg,  1773  :  On  the 
prevailing  views  of  life  and  death,  v.  5. — To  Cadwalla¬ 
der  Colden,  Apr.  23,  1752  :  Theorem  concerning  light, 
v.  2. — To  James  Bowdoin,  Dec.  13,  1753  :  Concerning  the 
light  emitted  by  salt  water,  v.  2.— Experiments,  observa¬ 
tions,  and  facts  in  favor  of  long,  pointed  rods  as  a  pro¬ 
tection  from  lightning,  v.  4. — Of  lightning  and  the 
methods  (now  used  in  America)  of  securing  buildings 
and  persons  from  its  mischievous  effects,  Sept.  1767,  v.  4. 
— To  David  Hume,  Jan.  24,  1762 :  On  the  securing  of 
houses  from  the  effects  of  lightning,  v.  3. — To  Edward 
Nairne,  Oct.  18,  1783  :  Effect  of  lightning  on  the  eyes  of 
animals  killed  by  it,  v.  8. — To  James  Bowdoin,  Jan.  24, 
1752 :  The  sea  the  source  of  lightning,  v.  2.— To  John 
Ingenhousz,  1782 :  Attempts  to  explain  the  effects  of 
lightning  on  the  vane  of  the  steeple  of  a  church  in 
Cremona,  v.  7. — To  Mr.  Dalibard,  June  29,  1755  :  Effect  of 
lightning  on  the  church  of  Newberry,  v.  2. — To  Peter 
Collinson,  July  27, 1750  :  Effect  of  lightning  on  the  needle 
of  compasses  explained,  v.  2. — Report  on  lightning 
conductors  for  the  powder  magazine  at  Purfleet,  Aug. 
21,  1772,  v.  4. — To  John  Winthrop,  July  2,  1768  :  On  light¬ 
ning-conductors,  v.  4. — To  Prof.  Laudriani,  Oct.  14,  1787  : 
Efficacy  of  lightning  conductors,  v.  9.— To  David  Hume, 
May  19,  1762  :  Lightning  rods  and  lightning,  v.  3. — To 
Peter  Collinson,  Sept.  1753 :  Size  of  lightning  rods,  v.  2. 
— To  John  Franklin,  Dec.  8,  1752 :  Whytt  on  lime- 
water,  v.  10. — To  Mr.  Liinozin,  July  25,  1785,  v.  9. — 
To  Jared  Eliot,  July  16,  1747 :  Linseed  oil,  v.  2.— To  M. 
Lith,  Apr.  6,  1777,  v.  6.— To  Granville  Sharp,  July  5, 
1785:  Abridged  liturgy,  v.  9.— Livingston,  R.  R. 
[Letter],  Oct.  24,  Nov.  26,  1781  ;  Jan.  7,  Feb.  13,  May  22, 
1782,  v.  7 ;  Aug.  8,  1782;  Jan.  2,  May  31,  1783,  v.  8. — To 
Robert  R.  Livingston,  Jan.  28,  1782,  v.  7 ;  Sept.  26,  Nov.  7, 
1782 ;  Apr.  27, 1783,  v.  8. — To  Charles  Thomson,  Jan.  27, 1787: 
the  million  of  livres  presented  by  the  King  of  France, 

v.  9.— To  -  Lloyd,  May  4,  1779,  v.  6.— To  Charles 

W.  F.  Dumas,  Feb.  19,  Mch.  18,  1779:  Loan  in  Holland, 
v.  6.— To  Robert  Morris,  Dec.  14,  1782 :  Efforts  to  procure 
a  new  loan  ;  Mch.  7, 1783 :  Loan  in  France,  v.  8.— To  the 
President  of  Congress,  Mch.  12, 1781 :  Further  loan  to  the 
United  States  by  France,  v.  7. — To  Robert  Morris,  Mch.  4, 
1782:  A  new  loan  of  six  million,  v.  7.— To  James 
Lovell,  July  22,  1778  :  Difficulty  of  raising  loans,  v.  6. — 
To  the  President  of  Congress,  June  11,  1781 :  Requests 
Congress  to  authorize  the  application  of  late  loans  to 
pay  their  drafts,  v.  7. — To  John  Paul  Jones,  Mch.  1,  1780  : 
Mr.  Lockyer,  v.  10.— To  James  Logan,  Jan.  30,  1748, 
v.  2.— To  Cadwallader  Colden,  June  28,  1750 :  James  Lo¬ 
gan,  v.  2. — To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  June  2,  1757  : 
Arrival  in  London,  v.  2. — To  the  London  Chron¬ 
icle,  May  9,  1769,  v.  4.— To  the  printer  of  the  London 
Chronicle,  1760,  v.  3.— To  James  Logan,  Jan.  27,  1748 : 
Insurance  on  lottery  tickets,  v.  2. — To  Mrs.  Deborah 
Franklin,  May  27,  1757 :  Lord  Loudoun,  v.  2.— To  Wm. 
Strahan,  July  27,  1756:  Lord  Loudoun,  v.  10. — To  James 
Lovell,  Sept.  30,  1779,  v.  6;  Mch.  16,  Dec.  2,  1780,  v.  7  — 
To  Francis  Maseres,  June  26,  1785 :  The  Loyalists, 
v.  9. — To  Charles  Carroll,  June  2,  1779 :  Chevalier  de  la 
Luzerne,  v.  6. — To  Honorable  the  Council  of  the  Mas¬ 
sachusetts  Bay,  June  4,  1779 :  Chevalier  de  la  Luzerne, 
v.  6.— To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Mch.  4,  1782 :  Chevalier 
Luzerne,  v.  7. — To  Lord  Karnes,  June  2,  1765  :  Madeira, 
v.  3. — To  Peter  Collinson  :  Magical  circle  ;  Magical 
picture ;  Magical  square  of  squares,  v.  2.— To  John 
Ingenhousz,  Sept.  30,  1773:  Magnetic  needle,  v.  5. — 
To  M.  Dubourg,  Mch.  10,  1773 :  On  the  analogy  between 
magnetism  and  electricity,  v.  5.— To  George  Wash¬ 
ington,  Aug.  19,  1756:  Mail  for  the  army,  v.  2.— To 
the  Abb6  Morellet,  Dec.  10,  1788 :  Irregularity  of  the 
mails,  v.  10. — To  Mr.  Todd,  Jan.  16,  1764:  Transport  of 
mails  by  night  as  well  as  by  day  first  required  on  the 
route  between  New  York  and  Philadelphia,  v.  10.— To 


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the  Chevalier  de  la  Luzerne,  Mch.  5, 1780  :  Maleslierbes, 
v.  7.— To  the  Grand  Master  of  Malta,  Apr.  6,  1783,  v.  8.— 
Tale  of  the  man  with  no  religion,  v.  0.— Observations 
concerning  the  increase  of  liiankiml  and  the  peopling 
of  countries,  v.  2.— To  Joseph  Priestley,  June  7,  1782: 
Man's  inhumanity  to  man,  v.  7. — To  Mr.  Wharton, 
June  17,  1780:  Lord  Mansfield,  v.  7. — ToWm.  Frank¬ 
lin,  Oct.  6,  1773:  Lord  Mansfield's  opinion  of  “  The 
Prussian  edict,  ”  v.  5. — To  Thomas  Percival,  Sept.  25, 
1773 :  Unwholesomeness  of  manufactories,  v.  5.— To 
Benj.  Vaughan,  Apr.  21,  1785:  Manufacturers,  v.  9. — 
To  Cadwallader  Evans,  May  5,  1767:  Manufactures, 
v.  4. — To  Wm.  Franklin,  Mch.  13,  1768  :  Manufactures  in 
colonies,  v.  4;  Aug.  16,  1784:  Missing  manuscripts, 
v.  9. — To  the  Marine  Committee  of  Congress, 
June  2,  1779,  v.  6.— To  Count  de  Gebelin,  May  7,  1781 : 
Mariner's  compass,  v.  7.— To  David  Hume,  May  19, 
1762:  Lord  Marisclial,  v.  3. — On  a  late  auspicious 
marriage,  v.  10.— To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  June  27, 
1760 :  Marriages,  v.  3.— To  Peter  Collinson,  Aug.  25, 
1755:  Whirlwind  in  Maryland,  v.  2.  —  To  Samuel 
Cooper,  Dec.  30, 1770 :  Receives  an  appointment  as  agent 
of  the  province  of  Massachusetts,  v.  10;  July  7,  1773: 
Unanimity  of  the  people  of  Massachusetts  in  favor  of 
liberty,  v.  5 ;  May  15,  1781 :  New  constitution  of  Massa¬ 
chusetts,  v.  7. — To  the  Printer  of  the  Evening  Herald, 
1787  :  Vindication  of  Massachusetts  against  certain  cen¬ 
sures  in  the  U.  S.,  v.  9. — To  Thomas  Cushing,  Dec.  24, 
1770  :  On  being  appointed  agent  for  Massachusetts,  v.  4. 
— To  Thomas  Jefferson,  Apr.  19,  1787  :  Insurrection  in 
Massachusetts,  v.  9.— To  Thomas  Cushing,  June  1,  1774  : 
Massachusetts  affairs,  v.  5.— On  the  usefulness  of 
the  mathematics,  v.  1.— To  Samuel  Mather,  May  12, 
1784,  v.  8. — May*,  or  Indian  corn,  v.  4. — To  Lord  Karnes, 
Feb.  21,  1769  :  Measure  of  value,  v.  4.— To  Messrs. 
Dubourg  and  Dalibard,  1773:  Concerning  the  mode  of 
rendering  meat  tender  by  electricity,  v.  5. — To  Wm. 
Strahan,  Apr.  18,  1754 :  Caution  about  Benj.  Mecom  in 
orders  and  remittances  ;  Nov.  27,  1755  :  Further  cautions 
about  Benj.  Mecom;  July 2, 1756:  Benj.  Mecom  sells  out 
his  business  in  Antigua  ;  Dec.  31,  1756:  Benj.  Mecom  to 
settle  in  Boston,  v.  10. — To  Edward  and  Jane  Mecom, 
1743,  v.  1 ;  Nov.  14,  1752 ;  Dec.  30,  1756,  v.  2. — To  Mrs.  Jane 
Mecom,  1731,  1743,  v.  1;  Oct.  24,  1751;  Feb.  12,  June  28, 
1756 ;  Feb.  21,  1757,  v.  2  ;  April  27,  1769  ;  Dec.  30,  1770,  v.  4  ; 
July  7,  1773;  Sept.  26,  1774,  v.  5;  Sept.  21,  1786;  Nov.  4, 
Dec.  11,  1787,  v.  9 ;  Aug.  3,  Oct.  19,  Dec.  17,  1789;  Mch.  24, 
1790,  v.  10. — To  Mr.  Degges,  June  25,  1780 ;  Declines  to 
receive  a  medal  from  Congress  if  procured  by  solicita¬ 
tion,  v.  7.— To  Cadwallader  Evans,  May  5,  1767:  Medieal 
library  at  the  hospital,  v.  4.— To  a  friend  in  England, 
Aug.  21,  1784:  Gen.  Melvill,  v.  9. — Mfmoire  de  F., 
Sept.  26,  1780,  v.  7.— To  M.  Le  Veillard,  Sept.  5,  1789: 
Unable  to  continue  the  memoirs,  v.  10. — Memoran¬ 
dum  of  F.,  May  6,  1777,  v.  10.— To  the  Representatives 
of  the  U.  S.  in  Congress,  Feb.  26,  1780  :  Memorial  of  F. 
and  Samuel  Wharton,  v.  10. — To  James  Bowdoin,  Feb. 
28,  1753  :  Transit  of  Mercury  in  1753,  v.  2.— To  M.  de  la 
Condamine,  Mcb.  19,  1784  :  On  mesmerism,  v.  8. — To 
Cadwallader  Colden,  Apr.  23,  1752  :  Metals  and  water 
not  the  only  conductors,  v.  2.— Meteorological  imag¬ 
inations  and  conjectures,  v.  8.— To  Thomas  Miftlin, 
Dec.  26,  1783,  v.  8. — To  Wm.  Parsons,  June  28,  1756  :  Mili¬ 
tary  affairs,  v.  2. — To  a  friend,  1777:  Solicitors  of 
military  appointments  in  America,  v.  6. — To  James 
Logan,  Apr.  6,  1748:  Diligence  of  the  people  in  mili¬ 
tary  exercises,  v.  2.— To  M.  Dubourg,  Dec.  4,  1776: 
Corrects  false  impressions  prevailing  in  France  about 
reported  military  reverses  at  home,  v.  6. — To  John 
Hancock,  Dec.  8,  1776:  Military  stores  for  America, 
v.  6.— Militia  preferable  to  regular  troops,  v.  7.— To 
Thomas  Cushing,  June  10,  1771 :  Advises  the  improve¬ 
ment  of  the  militia  and  the  encouragement  of  domestic 
manufactures,  v.  10.— To  Wm.  Parsons,  Dec.  5,  1755  :  The 
militia  act,  v.  2. — Remarks  on  a  particular  Militia 
bill  rejected  by  the  Proprietor’s  Deputy,  or  Governor, 
Sept.  28,  1764,  v.  3.— To  the  Committee  of  Secret  Corre¬ 
spondence,  Jan.  4,  1777:  First  audience  with  the  Min¬ 
isters  of  Foreign  Affairs,  v.  6.— To  Robert  Morris, 

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Dec.  25, 1783  :  Salaries  of  ministers,  v.  8.— To  Thomas 
Cushing,  Feb.  5,  1771 :  Ministers  refuse  to  admit  an  agent 
from  the  Assembly,  v,  4.— To  Wm.  Franklin,  Nov.  25, 
1767 :  Abuse  of  ministers,  v.  4. — To  Robert  Morris,  Sept. 
12,  1781:  Concerning  bill  drawn  on  ministers  in 
Europe,  v.  7.— To  David  Hartley,  Feb.  12,  1778  :  Change 
of  ministry  necessary  to  a  reconciliation,  v.  6. — To 
James  Bowdoin,  Feb.  25,  1775  :  Conduct  of  the  ministry, 
v.  5. — To  Robert  Morris,  Apr.  8, 1782  :  Change  of  ministry, 
v.  7.— Miscellaneous  observat  ions,  v.  1.— To  Jared 
Eliot,  Aug.  31,  1755:  Mitchell's  map,  v.  2.— To  David 
Le  Roy,  Aug.  1785:  Models,  v.  9. — To  Thomas  Percival, 
Sept.  25,  1773:  Moist  air  not  wholesome,  v.  5. — To 
Samuel  Cooper,  Apr.  14,  1770:  Molyneux’s  ease  in 
Ireland,  v.  4.— To  Benj.  Webb,  Apr.  22,  1784  :  New  method 
of  repaying  borrowed  money,  v.  8.— To  the  President  of 
Congress,  July  11,  1781 :  Advising  his  retention  of  money, 
v.  7.— To  Wm.  Nixon,  Sept.  5,  1781 :  How  to  do  much  with 
little  money,  v.  7.— To  Wm.  Carmichael,  Jan.  23,  1782  : 
Mduey  difficulties,  v.  7. — To  Robert  Morris,  July  26, 
1781 :  Disposition  of  moneys  raised  in  France,  v.  7.— To 
M.  Montaudoin,  Jan.  26,  1777;  Mch.  17,  1779,  v.  6.— To 
John  Jay,  Aug.  24,  1788  :  Monument  to  Montgomery, 
v.  9. — To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Aug.  12,  1782  :  Monument 
to  Gen.  Montgomery,  v.  8.— To  Samuel  Moore,  Nov.  5, 
1789,  v.  10. — To  the  Speaker  and  Committee  of  the  Penn¬ 
sylvania  Assembly,  June  10,  1758  :  Case  of  Moore  and 
Smith,  v.  3. — To  Dr.  Priestley,  Sept.  19,  1772:  Moral 
algebra,  v.  4. — To  George  Whately,  May  23,  1785  : 
Moral  and  philosophical  reflections,  v.  9. — To 
Dr.  Priestley,  Feb.  8,  1780  :  Regret  that  moral  science 
was  not  making  like  progress,  so  that  men  would  cease 
to  be  wolves,  v.  7.  —  To  James  Hutton,  July  7,  1782: 
The  Moravian  Indians,  v.  8.— Passports  for  Mora¬ 
vian  vessels,  and  for  Capt.  Cook,  Mch.  10,  1779,  v.  6. — 
Morellet.  A.,  Abbe.  [Letter],  July  31,  1787,  v.  9. — To 
the  President  of  Congress,  Sept.  13,  1783  :  Relations  with 
Morocco ;  Dec.  25,  1783 :  Morocco  and  other  Barbary 
states,  v.  8.— Morris,  R.  [Letters],  July  13,  Dec.  5, 1781, 
v.  7 ;  Sept.  30,  1784,  v.  9. — Commission  from  Lt.-Gov. 
Morris,  Jan.  5,  1756,  v.  2. — To  Robert  Morris,  Jan.  9,  1782, 
v.  7  ;  Dec.  14,  1782  ;  Dec.  25,  1783,  v.  8.— To  the  Abb<5  Morel- 
let,  Dec.  10,  1788  :  Gov.  Morris,  v.  10.  —To  J.  Ross,  Apr.  26, 
1778:  Thomas  Morris,  v.  6.— To  Edward  and  Jane  Me¬ 
com,  May  21,  1752:  Death  of  his  mother,  v.  2.— To 
Peter  Franklin,  1765  :  On  the  defects  of  modem  music, 
v.  3.— To  John  Baptist  Beccaria,  July,  13,  1762 :  A  new 
musical  instrument,  v.  3.— Rules  for  a  club  estab¬ 
lished  for  mutual  improvement,  v.  1. — To  John  In- 
genhousz,  Sept.  30, 1773  :  Nairne's  electric  machine, 
v.  5. — To  Anthony  Todd,  Oct.  29,  1769 :  Why  the  people 
of  Nantucket  came  to  engage  in  the  whale  fishery, 
v.  10. — NasUelyne,  N.  [Letter],  Mch.  3,  1788,  v.  9.— 
Positions  to  be  examined  concerning  national  wealth, 
Apr.  4,  1769,  v.  4.— To  Wm.  Franklin,  Aug.  16,  1784  : 
Natural  duties  which  precede  political  duties,  v.  9. — 
To  Wm.  Strahan,  July;4,  1744 :  A  naval  disaster,  v.  10. 
—To  David  Le  Roy,  Aug.,  1785  :  General  reflections  on 
navigation :  Improvements  in  navigation,  v.  9.— To 
Sir  John  Pringle,  May  10,  1768  :  On  the  difference  of  navi¬ 
gation  in  shoal  and  deep  water,  v.  4. —  Necessary 
hints  to  those  that  would  be  rich,  v.  1.— To  the  Com¬ 
mittee  of  Foreign  Affairs,  May  26,  1779 :  Necker,  v.  6.— 
To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Oct.  11,  1782 :  Progress  of 
negociations;  Dec.  4,  1782:  History  of  the  negocia- 
tions,  v.  8.— To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  June  27,  1760  : 
Negro  school,  v.  3.— To  MM.  de  Neufville  &  Son, 
June  4,  6,  1780,  v.  7.— To  John  Adams,  Dec.  14,  1781:  Dif¬ 
ference  between  de  Neufville  and  Jacob  ;  Loan  proposed 
by  John  de  Neufville,  v.  7.— To  Robert  Morris,  June  3, 
1780:  Neutral  rights,  v.  7.— To  Charles  W.  F.  Dumas, 
June  5, 1780 :  Neutral  ships,  v.  7.— To  the  President  of 
Congress,  May  31, 1780  :  Captures  of  neutral  vessels; 
Aug.  9, 1780:  Armed  neutrality  of  Europe  proposed 
by  Russia,  v.  7.— To  the  Governor  of  Georgia,  Dec.  16, 
1787:  New  England  system  of  township  recom¬ 
mended,  v.  9.— To  Wm.  Franklin,  Sept.  1,  1773 :  Resolu¬ 
tions  of  the  New  England  townships,  v.  5.— To 
l  Henry  Potts,  Apr.  23, 1761 :  Postal  routes  and  mail  service 


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in  New  Jersey,  v.  3. — To  Wm.  Franklin,  Apr.  20,  1771 : 
The  New  Jersey  Assembly,  v.  4. — To  Francis  Hop- 
kinson,  Dec.  24,  1782:  Newspaper  abuse,  v.  8.— To 
James  Lovell,  Ang.  10,  1780:  Newspaper  secrets,  v.  7. 
— To  the  Editor  of  a  newspaper,  May  20,  1765  :  Humorous 
account  of  “news  writers”  and  news,  v.  3. — To 
Joseph  Galloway,  June  13,  1767:  Bill  for  suspending 
Legislatures  of  New  York  and  Georgia,  v.  4. — 
To  Felix  Nogaret,  Mch.  8,  1781,  v.  7.— To  Cadwallader 
Colden,  Jan.  1,  1753:  Abb6  Nollet;  Oct.  25,  1753:  Abb6 
NoilePs  book  and  Dalibard’s  answer,  v.  2. — To  James 
Bowdoin,  Dec.  13,  1753:  Abb6  Nollet's  letters,  v.  2. — 
To  Joseph  Priestley,  June  7, 1782  :  Count  du  Nord,  v.  7. — 
To  Arthur  Lee,  Feb.  23,  1778:  Lord  North,  v.  6.— To 
Wm.  Franklin,  July  14,  1773:  Meeting  with  Lord  North, 
v.  5.— To  M.  Le  Roy,  Apr.  20,  1772:  Intended  French  ex¬ 
pedition  to  the  North  Pole.  v.  4. — To  Jared  Eliot,  Feb. 
13,  1750  :  Northeast  storms  begin  at  the  South,  v.  2. — 
To  David  Hartley,  Feb.  26,  1778 :  Lord  North’s  bill  of 
conciliation,  v.  6.— To  Joseph  Galloway,  Feb.  25,-1775: 
Lord  North's  policy  to  divide  rather  than  unite,  v.  5. — 
To  Samuel  Huntington,  Mch.  4,  1780  :  Seizure  of  prizes  in 
Norway,  v.  7. — To  Wm.  Marshall,  Feb.  14, 1773  :  Scruples 
about  oaths,  v.  5. — To  Joseph  Priestley,  July,  7,  1775 : 
Franklin’s  occupations,  v.  5.— To  Joseph  Galloway, 
Jan.  6,  1773:  Qualification  of  his  lecture  on  oflice- 
liokling-,  v.  5. — To  Mr.  Timothy,  Nov.  3,  1772:  Lecture 
on  office-seeking;,  v.  4. — Settlement  on  the  Ohio 
river,  v.  5. — To  John  Pringle,  Dec.  1,  1762 :  Elfect  of  oil 
on  water,  v.  3. — On  the  stilling  of  waves  by  means  of  oil, 
Nov.  7,  1773,  v.  5.— To  Mrs.  Jane  Mecom,  Apr.  19,  1757  : 
Habits  of  old  age,  v.  2. — To  a  friend  in  England,  Aug. 
21,  1784:  Inspiration  of  the  Old  Testament,  v.  9.— To 
Richard  Oliver,  Mch.  14, 1779,  v.  6.— To  M.  L’Abbg  de  La 
Roche,  Apr.  1786:  The  particle  on.  v.  9. — Hints  for  con¬ 
sideration  respecting  the  Orphans*  Schoolhouse  in 
Phila.,  v.  10.— Oswald,  R.  [Letter],  Sept.  5,  1782,  v.  8. 
— To  Richard  Oswald,  Sept.  8,  1782,  v.  8.— To  Count  de 
Yergennes,  Aug.  8,  1782:  Mr.  Oswald’s  commission 
to  treat,  v.  8. — To  Lord  Karnes,  Feb.  21,  1769 :  Use  of 
oxen  and  horses  in  agriculture,  v.  4.— To  M.  St.  Jean  de 
Crevecoeur,  July,  1784:  Project  of  a  line  of  packets 
between  France  and  America,  v. 9. — Paine,  T.  [Letter], 
June  22, 1787,  v.  8.— To  Thomas  Paine,  1786,  v.  9.— To  M. 
Le  Veillard,  Apr.  15,  1787  :  Thomas  Paine,  v.  9. — To  the 
Count  d’Estaing,  Apr.  15,  1787  :  Thomas  Paine,  v.  9. — To 
the  Duke  de  La  Rochefoucauld,  Apr.  15,  1787 :  Thomas 
Paine,  v.  9.— To  the  Marquis  de  Chastellux,  Apr.  17, 1787  : 
Thomas  Paine,  v.  9. — To  Sir  Edward  Newenham,  Oct.  2, 
1783  :  Effects  of  the  art  of  painting,  v.  8. — To  the  Pres¬ 
ident  of  Congress,  Sept.  13,  1783:  The  Papal  States, 
v.  8. — Description  of  the  process  to  be  observed  in  making 
large  sheets  of  paper  in  the  Chinese  manner,  with  one 
smooth  surface,  v.  9. — Modest  inquiry  into  the  nature 
and  necessity  of  a  paper  currency,  v.  1. — Paper 
money  of  the  U.  S.,  v.  7. — To  Joseph  Galloway,  June 
13,  1767  :  Paper  money,  v.  4.— To  M.  Le  Veillard,  Apr.  15, 
1787,  Feb.  17,  1788  :  Paper  money,  v.  9.— To  the  Committee 
of  Correspondence  in  Pennsylvania,  Apr.  16,  1768 :  Sug¬ 
gestions  for  emitting  paper  money,  v.  4. — To  Richard 
Bache,  Sept.  13,  1781 :  Loss  of  Franklin’s  papers  v.  7. — 
To  Miss  Stevenson,  Sept.  14,  1767:  Description  of  his 
journey  to  Paris,  v.  4.— To  M.  Veillard,  Nov.  13,  1789: 
Troubles  in  Paris,  v.  10.— To  Joseph  Galloway,  Mch.  13, 
1768:  Dissolution  of  Parliament,  v.  4. — To  Samuel 
Cooper,  June  8,  1770:  Encroachments  of  Parliament, 
v.  4  ;  Dec.  30,  1770  :  Power  of  Parliament  to  abridge  the 
chartered  privileges  of  the  colonies  contested,  v.  10.— To 
Wm.  Franklin,  Mch.  13,  1768 :  Power  of  Parliament  over 
colonies,  v.  4 ;  Oct.  6,  1773  :  Power  of  Parliament  to  legis¬ 
late  for  the  colonies  denied,  v.  5.— To  Mr.  Williams,  June 
27,  1780:  Plagued  almost  to  death  with  the  passions, 
vagaries,  ill-humours,  and  madnesses  of  other  people, 
v.  7.— To  Sarah  Franklin,  Nov.  8,  1764:  Paternal 
advice,  v.  3. — Sketch  of  propositions  for  a  peace,  v.  6. 
— To  John  Hughes.  Jan.  7,  1760  :  Prospect  of  peace,  v.  3. — 
To  Sir  Joseph  Banks,  July  27,  1783:  On  the  return  of 
peace,  v.  8.— To  Mrs.  Mary  Hewson,  Jan.  27,  1783  :  Peace, 
V.  8.— To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Dec.  5,  1782 :  Enclosing 


preliminary  articles  of  peace,  v.  8.— To  Samuel  Cooper, 
Oct.  27,  1779:  Rumors  of  peace,  v.  6.— To  the  Count  de 
Vergennes,  Apr.  24, 1778  :  Conversations  respecting  propo¬ 
sitions  for  peace,  v.  6.— To  the  President  of  Congress, 
Sept.  13,  1781 :  Presents  his  instructions  for  negotiating  a 
peace,  v.  7.— To  John  Adams,  Oct.  12,  1781 :  Where  the 
peace-makers  are  blessed,  v.  7. — To  John  Dickinson, 
Mch.  23, 1783  :  Legislation  in  regard  to  the  Penn  estate, 
v.  8. — To  Edward  Pennington,  May  9,  1761 :  Property  of 
the  Penn  family  in  Pennsylvania,  v.  3.— To  John  In- 
genhousz,  Apr.  29,  1785:  Wm.  Penn’s  mercenary 
descendants,  v.  9. — To  Lord  Karnes,  Jan.  3,  1760 :  Wm. 
Penn’s  port  rait,  v.  3.— An  act  to  organize  for  military 
purposes  in  Pennsylvania,  v.  2. — Address  of  the 
Assembly  of  Pennsylvania  to  Dr.  Franklin,  Sept.  15, 

1785,  v.  9.— B.  Franklin’s  services  in  the  General  Assem¬ 
bly  of  Pennsylvania,  v.  3. — Petition  to  the  King  for 
changing  the  proprietary  government  of  Pennsylvania 
into  a  royal  government,  v.  3. — Preface  to  the  speech  of 
Joseph  Galloway  on  the  subject  of  a  petition  to  the  King 
for  changing  the  proprietary  government  of  Pennsyl¬ 
vania  to  a  royal  government,  v.  3.— Queries  and  remarks 
respecting  alterations  in  the  Constitutions  of  Pennsyl¬ 
vania,  v.  10.— Remarks  on  a  late  protest  against  the 
appointment  of  Mr.  Franklin  as  agent  for  the  province 

of  Pennsylvania,  v.  3.— To  - ,  Feb.  9,  1763 :  Expenses 

and  compensation  as  agent  of  the  province  of  Pennsyl¬ 
vania,  v.  3. — To  Benj.  Vaughan,  Nov.  2,  1789:  Queries 
and  remarks  respecting  alterations  in  the  Constitution 
of  Pennsylvania,  v.  10.— To  Joseph  Galloway,  Dec.  1, 1767  : 
Paper  money  in  Pennsylvania ;  Feb.  17,  1768  :  Change  of 
government  in  Pennsylvania,  v.  4;  Feb.  18,  1774:  The 
Pennsylvania  Assembly,  v.  5. — Address  to  the 
public  from  the  Pennsylvania  Society,  for  promot¬ 
ing  the  abolition  of  slavery,  and  the  relief  of  free 
negroes  unlawfully  held  in  bondage,  Nov.  9,  1789,  v.  10. — 
To  the  Committee  of  Correspondence  in  Massachusetts, 
Jan.  13,  1772:  Penobscot  lands,  v.  4.  —  To  John 
Bartram,  July  17,  1771 :  His  pension,  v.  4. — To  Thomas 
Cushing,  June  10,  1771 :  Objections  to  pensioning: 
civil  servants  in  America  out  of  the  royal  treasury, 
v.  10. — Percival,  T.  [Letters],  May  23,  1785;  Oct.  27, 

1786,  v.  9.— To  Joseph  Galloway,  Oct.  12,  1774:  Lord 
Percy,  v.  5.— Parable  on  persecution,  Oct.,  1774,  v.  5. 
—To  Samuel  Cooper,  Apr.  27,  1769  :  Persevering;  non¬ 
importation  recommended,  v.  4. — Franklin’s  Per¬ 
sonal  expense  accounts  with  Congress  during  his 
first  two  years’  official  residence  in  Paris,  1776-78,  v.  6. — 
To  the  Committee  of  Correspondence  in  Massachusetts, 
Jan.  13,  1772 :  Personal  expenses,  v.  4.— To  Cad¬ 
wallader  Colden,  Aug.  15,  1745:  On  perspiration  and 
absorption,  v.  2. — To  Richard  Peters,  Mch.  6,  Sept.  12, 
1777,  v.  6.— To  Thomas  Cushing,  Sept.  3,  Nov.  4,  1772; 
June  2,  1773:  Petitions  to  the  King,  v.  4,  5. — Plain 
truth ;  or,  serious  considerations  on  the  present  state  of 
the  City  of  Philadelphia  and  the  province  of  Penn¬ 
sylvania,  v.  2. — To  Charles  Thompson,  July  11,  1765  :  Pro¬ 
prietary  government  in  Philadelphia,  v.  3. — To  Wm. 
Smith,  Apr.  19,  1753 :  The  new  academy  in  Philadelphia, 
v.  2.— To  Jared  Eliot,  Feb.  13,  1750,  Sept.  12,  1751 :  The 
Philadelphia  Academy,  v.  2.— Inscription  for  the 
Philadelphia  Library,  Aug.  29,  1789,  v.  10.— To 
Joseph  Priestley,  Jan.  27,  1777  :  Philosopher’s  stone, 
v.  6.— To  Cadwallader  Colden,  Nov.  28,  1745:  Proposal  for 
publishing  a  philosophical  miscellany;  Apr.  5, 
1744:  Organization  of  a  Philosophical  Society,  v.  2. 
— To  Dupont  de  Nemours,  July  28,  1768  :  “  Physio- 
cratie,”  v.  4.— To  M.  Pierres,  June  10,  1783,  v.  8. — To 
M.  Le  Roy,  Apr.  10,  1787  :  Pigeons  killed  by  lightning, 
v.  9. — To  M.  Grand,  Oct.  22,  1787 :  Charles  Pinckney, 
v.  9.— To  Henry  Laurens,  Feb.  12,  1784:  A  place  of 
liouor  should  be  a  place  of  burden,  v.  8.— To  Mrs. 
Mecom,  Jan.  24,  1786:  Pocket  complaints,  v.  9. — To 
Mr.  Coombe,  July  22,  1774:  Poetry,  v.  5.— To  M.  Dali- 
bard,  June  29,  1755:  Pointed  rods,  v.  2. — To  Peter 
Collinson,  July  11,  1747 :  Effect  of  points,  v.  2. — To 
Cadwallader  Colden,  Apr.  23, 1752 :  Pokeweed  a  remedy 
for  cancer,  v.  2.— To  Hugh  Roberts,  July  7,  1765  :  Polit¬ 
ical  adversaries,  v.  3,— To  M.  Le  Roy,  Jan.  31,  1769  : 


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Political  errors,  v.  4. — To  Lord  Kames,  Jan.  1,  1769  : 
Improvements  in  political  science,  v.  4.— To  his  Ex¬ 
cellency  the  Viscount  de  Ponte  de  Limn.  Apr.  26,  1777, 
v.  6. — To  Alexander  Small,  Nov.  5,  1789:  Poor  laws, 
v.  10.— To  M.  L’Abbg  de  La  Roche,  Apr.  1786  :  Fickleness 
of  popular  favor,  v.  9. — To  the  Abb6  Morellet,  Apr.  22, 
1787  :  Popularity,  v.  9. — To  Mr.  Digges,  June  25,  1780: 
Declines  to  sit  for  his  portrait,  v.  7. — To  Ezra  Stiles, 
Mch.  9,  1790  :  Consents  to  have  his  portrait  taken,  v.  10. — 
To  M.  Melmoth,  1784 :  Franklin’s  portrait  in  pottery,  v.  9. 
— To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Apr.  12,  1782,  July  22,  1783: 
Portugal,  v.  7,  8.— To  the  President  of  Congress,  Sept. 
13,  Nov.  1,  1783 :  Portugal,  v.  8 ;  Dec.  3,  1780 :  Capture  of  a 
Portuguese  sliip  by  an  American  cruiser,  v.  7. — To 
Peter  Collinson,  July  11,  1747  :  Positive  and  negative 
electricity,  v.  2. — To  John  Foxcraft,  Feb.  4,  1772  :  The 
Post-oilice,  v.  4.— To  Thomas  Cushing,  June  1,  1774  : 
The  Post-office,  v.  5.— To  Peter  Collinson,  May  9,  1753  : 
Poverty  ami  idleness,  v.  2.— To  Peter  V.  B.  Livings¬ 
ton,  Aug.  29,  1775:  Powder  for  the  use  of  the  troops  in 
New  York,  v.  5.— To  Peter  Franklin,  1762:  Best  method 
of  protecting  a  powder  magazine  from  lightning, 
v.  3.— To  David  Le  Roy,  Aug.  1785  :  Power  at  sea,  v.  9. — 
Pownall.  T.  [Letter],  Dec.  1767,  v.  4. — To  Thomas 
Pownall,  Nov.  23,  1781,  v.  7. — To  Samuel  Cooper,  Apr.  27, 
1769 :  Gov.  Pownall,  v.  4. — To  Mr.  Small,  Sept.  28,  1787  : 
New  form  of  prayer,  v.  9. — Motion  for  prayers  in  the 
Convention,  v.  9. — To  David  Le  Roy,  Aug.  1785  :  Precau¬ 
tion,  v.  9.— To  the  President  of  Congress.  Jan.  20, 
1777,  v.  6 ;  Mch.  16,  1780,  v.  7  ;  Aug.  31,  Sept.  27,  1783,  v.  8 ; 
Apr.  12,  1785,  v.  9.— To  Richard  Price,  June  13,  1782  :  In¬ 
fluence  of  the  press,  v.  7. — Price,  R.  [Letters],  Apr. 
6,  1784,  v.  8 ;  July  12, 1784  ;  June  3,  1785,  v.  9  ;  Nov.  5,  1785, 
v.  10 ;  Sept.  26,  1787,  v.  9  ;  Dec.  1788,  v.  10. — To  Richard 
Price,  Oct.  9,  1780,  v.  7 ;  May  31,  1789,  v.  10. — To  Benj. 
Vaughan,  Oct.  24,  1788  :  Price,  v.  10.— To  Horatio  Gates, 
Aug.  28,  1776:  Dr.  Price,  v.  6.— To  John  Winthrop,  May 
1,  1777  :  Dr.  Price,  v.  6.— To  Benj.  Vaughan,  July  26, 
1784:  Dr.  Price’s  pamphlet,  v.  9. — Priestley,  J. 
[Letters],  June  3,  July  1,  1772,  v.  4.  —  To  Joseph 
Priestley,  May  16,  1775,  v.  5.— To  Benj.  Vaughan,  Oct. 
24,  1788:  Priestley,  v.  10. — To  James  Bowdoin,  Jan.  13, 
1772 :  Dr.  Priestley,  v.  4. — Jo  John  Jay,  June  13,  1780  : 
Print  of  F.,  v.  7. — To  Benj.  Vaughan,  Apr.  2,  1785  : 
Loose  printing,  v.  9.— To  John  Baskerville,  Sept.  21, 
1773 :  Sale  of  printers’  types,  v.  5. — To  John  Walter,  Apr. 
17,  1784  :  On  the  logographic  mode  of  printing,  v.  8. — To 
Noah  Webster,  Dec.  26,  1789  :  Improvements  in  printing, 
v.  10. — To  Wm.  Strahan,  Dec.  4,  1781  :  Printing  in  Paris, 
v.  7. — To  Messrs.  Fizeaux  and  Grand,  Oct.  29,  1779 : 
Advises  them  of  eight  boxes  of  printing  type  to  be 
shipped  for  him,  v.  6.— Printing  types  made  at  Passy, 
Feb.  25,  1786,  v.  9. — To  John  Baskerville,  1760  :  On  the  use 
of  his  printing-types,  v.  3. — Proposed  letter  to  Lord 
North  concerning  prisoners,  June,  1778,  v.  6. — To  David 
Hartley,  May  25,  1778 :  Exchange  of  prisoners,  v.  6. — To 
John  Jay,  Oct.  4,  1779 :  Prisoners,  v.  6.— To  Samuel 
Huntington,  Mch.  4,  1780:  Exchange  of  prisoners,  v.  7. — 
To  the  Count  de  Vergennes,  May  16,  1780 :  Relating  to  an 
exchange  of  prisoners,  v.  7. — To  the  President  of  Con¬ 
gress,  May,  31,  1780:  Exchange  of  prisoners,  v.  7.— To  J. 
Adams,  Apr.  21,  1779  :  About  relief  of  the  prisoners  in 
Englnnd,  v.  6.— Extract  from  a  private  journal, 
v.  8.— Extracts  from  a  private  journal,  July  12  to  Sept.  14, 
1785,  v.  9.— To  Charles  W.  F.  Dumas,  June  5,  1780: 
Private  property  in  time  of  war,  v.  7.— To  David 
Hartley,  May  8,  1783:  Desires  the  abolition  of  priva¬ 
teering,  v.  8.— To  Richard  Oswald,  Jan.  14,  1783  :  En¬ 
closing  proposition  to  abolish  privateering,  v.  8. — To 
E.  Grand,  Oct.  14,  1778 :  Respecting  privateers,  v.  6.— 
To  the  Speaker  and  Committee  of  the  Pennsylvania 
Assembly,  June  10,  1758:  Privileges  of  the  Assem¬ 
bly,  v.  3. — To  John  Paul  Jones,  Mch.  18,  1780:  Prize- 
money,  v.  7. — To  James  Degge,  and  others,  June  7, 
1780:  Prize-money  disputes,  v.  7.  —  To  Horatio 
Gates,  Aug.  28,  1776  :  Prizes  taken  at  sea,  v.  6. — To  the 
Board  of  Admiralty,  Mch.  17, 1781 :  Disposition  of  prizes, 
v.  7. — To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  June  10,  1758:  Taxing 
the  proprietary  estates,  v.  3.— Wail  of  a  pro¬ 


tected  manufacturer,  v.  10. — Protective  duties 

on  imports  and  how  they  work,  July  7,  1767,  v.  4. — To 
Jared  Eliot,  July  16,  1747:  Effects  of  protective 
tariffs,  v.  2. — Lecture  on  the  Providence  of  God  in 
the  government  of  the  world,  v.  7.— To  Samuel  Cooper, 
Dec.  30,  1770:  Provincial  governors  to  be  made  in¬ 
dependent  of  the  people  for  their  salaries,  v.  10. — Vindi¬ 
cation  of  the  provincial  paper-money  system, 
Dec.,  1767,  v.  4.— An  edict  by  the  King  of  Prussia.  Sept. 
5,  1773,  v.  5. — To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  July  22,  1783  : 
Prussia,  v.  8.— Cool  thoughts  on  the  present  situation  of 
our  public  affairs,  v.  3. — To  Charles  Thomson,  Apr. 
16,  1784:  Public  funds,  v.  8. — Public  men,  v.  1. — 
To  Thomas  Paine,  Sept.  27,  1785 :  Reasons  for  entering 
the  public  service,  v.  9. — To  Charles  Thomson,  Nov. 
29,  1788  :  Eranklin's  public  services,  v.  10.— To  Jared 
Eliot,  Dec.  24,  1751:  Public  speaking,  v.  2.— To  Joseph 
Reed,  Mch.  19,  1780:  Mr.  Pultency,  v.  7.— To  Maj. 
Dawson,  May  29,  1772 :  On  the  securing  of  the  powder 
magazines  at  Purfleet,  v.  4. — To  John  Ingenhousz, 
Sept.  30,  1773 :  Magazines  at  Purfleet,  v.  5.— Congelation 
of  quicksilver.  Feb.  26,  1763,  v.  3. — To  Josiah  Quincy, 
Apr.  8,  1761:  Edmund  Quincy,  v.  3.  —  To  Josiah 
Quincy,  Feb.  26,  1775,  v.  5.— To  Thomas  Percival,  1771 : 
On  the  varying  quantities  of  rainfall  at  different 
heights  over  the  same  ground,  v.  4. — To  Philip  Mazzei, 
1776:  Ravizzoni,  v.  6. — To  Miss  Catharine  Kay,  Mch. 

4,  Sept.  11,  1755;  Mch.  3,  1757,  v.  2. — To  Honorable  the 
Council  of  the  Massachusetts  Bay,  June  4,  1779  :  Cheva¬ 
lier  de  Ray mond is,  v.  6. — To  Horatio  Gates,  June  2, 
1779:  Chevalier  de  Raymondis,  v.  6. — Rayneval,  J.  M. 
G  de.  [Letters],  Apr.  12,  1782,  v.  7 ;  Aug.  29,  1783,  v.  8; 
May  8,  1785,  v.  9.— To  M.de  Rayneval,  Mch.  11, 1781 ;  Mch. 
22,  1782,  v.  7. — To  James  Head,  Aug.  17,  1745,  v.  2 ;  Dec.  5, 
1748,  v.  10.— To  Miss  Stevenson,  May  16,  1760 :  Directions 
for  reading,  v.  3. — To  Wm.  Strahan,  Apr.  29,  1749:  Mr. 
Read’s  debt  to  Strahan,  v.  10.— To  David  Hartley,  Apr. 

5,  1782:  Reconciliation  more  than  peace,  v.  7. — To 
Charles  Lee,  Feb.  11,  177G:  Reconciliation  with  England 
hopeless,  v.  6. — To  Arthur  Lee,  Mch.  13,  1779:  Records 
and  archives  of  the  comni’ssioners,  v.  6. — To  Thomas 
Pownall,  Aug.  19,  1756:  Recruits  wanted  on  the 
frontier,  v.  2.— To  Joseph  Reed,  Mch.  19,  1780,  v.  7. — To 
Jonathan  Williams,  Apr.  13,  1785  :  Refining  backwards 
from  white  sugar  to  brown,  v.  9.— To  Mrs.  Jane  Mecom, 
Sept.  16,  1758:  Reflections,  v.  3. — To  Alexander  Small, 
Feb.  19,  1787 :  Refugees,  v.  9. — Articles  of  beliefs  and 
acts  of  religion,  v.  1. — To  Ezra  Stiles,  Mch.  9,  1790  : 
Explains  his  religious  views,  v.  10.— To  Mr.  T.  Mor¬ 
ris,  Jan.  26,  1777:  Appeal  for  remittances,  v.  6.— To 
Joseph  Galloway,  Jan.  6,  1773:  Franklin’s  remunera¬ 
tion  as  agent  in  England,  v.  5.— Speech  in  a  Com¬ 
mittee  of  the  Convention  on  the  proportion  of  repre¬ 
sentation  and  votes,  v.  9. — To  Wm.  Carmichael,  Aug. 
24,  1781  :  Congress  refuses  to  accept  Eranklin’s  resig¬ 
nation,  v.  7. — To  Cadwallader  Colden,  Sept.  29,  1748  : 
Plans  for  retirement,  v.  2. — The  retort  courteous, 
v.  10. — Rhodes,  S.  [Letter],  May  3,  1771,  v.  4. — To  John 
Bartram,  Jan.  11,  1770:  Rhubarb-seed,  v.  4. —  To 
George  Whately,  May  18,  1787  :  Dr.  Riley,  v.  9— To  Wm. 
Franklin,  Apr.  16,  1768 :  Riots,  mobs,  and  illuminations, 
v.  4.— To  Prof.  Laudriani,  Oct.  14,  1787  :  Kittenhouse, 
v.  9. — To  Joseph  Priestley,  Apr.  10,  1774:  On  the  im- 
flammability  of  the  surface  of  certain  rivers  in  America, 
v.  5. — To  Gen.  Roberdean,  Mch.  23,  1786,  v.  9.— To 
Hugh  Roberts,  Sept.  16,  1758 ;  Feb.  27,  1766,  v.  3.— To 
Joseph  Galloway,  Aug.  29,  1772:  Lord  Rochford,  v.  4.— 
To  Lafayette,  July  9,  1782:  Death  of  Rockingham, 
v.  8. — Rosencrone, — .  [Letters],  Feb.  22,  July  8, 
1783,  v.  8.— To  John  Ross.  May  14, 1768,  v.  4 ;  Apr.  22,  1780, 
v.  7.— To  Samuel  Cooper,  Apr.  27,  1769 :  The  Royal 
family,  v.  4. — To  Mr.  RuelJan,  July  25,  1785,  v.  9. — To 
Benj.  Rush,  July  14,  1773,  v.  5;  Mch.  1786,  v.  9. — To  the 
President  of  Congress,  Mch.  12,  1781 :  Mediation  of 
Russia  and  Austria  proposed,  v.  7.— To  Mr.  Rybot, 
Apr.  9,  1777,  v.  6.— To  David  Le  Roy,  Aug.,  1785:  Sails, 
v.  9. — To  M.  l’Abb6  de  St.  Favre,  Mch.  31,  1782. — Speech 
in  the  Constitutional  Convention  on  the  subject  of 
salaries,  v.  9.— To  John  Adams,  Aug.  6,  1781 :  Provision 


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for  salaries,  v.  7. — To  his  most  serene  Highness,  Don 
Gabriel  of  Bourbon,  Dec.  12,  1775  :  On  receiving  his  ver¬ 
sion  of  Sallust,  v.  5.— To  Joseph  Galloway,  June  13, 
1767:  Salt  duty,  v.  4.— To  Charles  Lee,  Feb.  11,1776  : 
Saltpetre  and  powder,  v.  6.— To  Miss  Stevenson,  Mch. 
30,  1761 :  Salt  water  freshened  by  distillation,  v.  3.— To 
Horatio  Gates,  June  2,  1779:  Capitulation  of  Saratoga, 
v.  6. — To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Aug.  12,  1782 :  Medal 
commemorative  of  the  victories  of  Saratoga  and  York- 
town,  v.  8. — To  John  Sargent,  Jan.  27,  1783,  v.  8.— 
Saussnre,  H.  B.  de.  [Letters],  Feb.  23,  1773,  v.  5;  Dec. 
17,  1786,  v.  9. — Savages  of  North  America,  v.  9.— To 
Robert  R.  Livingston,  July  22,  1783  :  Saxony,  v.  8. — On 
scandal,  v.  2. — Scliaumbergli,  Count  de.  [Letter], 
1777,  v.  6.— To  M.  Scliweigliauser,  Sept.  17,  1779,  v.  6. 
— To  J.  Priestley,  Feb.  8,  1780 :  True  science  and  its 
progress,  v.  7. — To  Lord  Karnes,  June  2,  1765  :  On  the 
harmony  and  melody  of  old  Scotcli  tunes;  Jan.  3, 
1760:  Recollections  of  Scotland,  v.  3. — To  Wm.  Frank¬ 
lin,  Jan.  30,  1772:  Trip  to  Scotland,  v.  4. — To  John  Jay, 
July  6,  1786  :  Inviting  his  attention  to  ScotoslJ.  Chief  of 
the  Wyondots  ;  Speeches  of  Scotosh  and  Pres.  Washing¬ 
ton’s  replies,  v.  9. — To  Peter  Collinson,  July  13,  1767 : 
Sepulchres  of  the  Seytliian  king's,  v.  10.  —  To  M. 
Dubourg,  1770 :  On  the  nature  of  sea  coal,  v.  4. — Pre¬ 
cautions  to  be  used  by  those  who  are  about  to  undertake 
a  sea  voyage,  v.  4. — To  Peter  Franklin,  May  7,  1760: 
On  the  saltness  of  sea  water,  v.  3.— To  Mrs.  Mecom, 
Mch.  9,  1773:  Sober  second  thought,  v.  5. —  To  Mr. 
Elam,  Nov.  10, 1788 :  Declines  jurisdiction  of  a  sectarian 
squabble,  v.  10.— To  the  Chevalier  de  Chastellux,  Apr. 
6,  1782:  Count  de  Segnr,  v.  7.— To  Jared  Eliot,  Sept.  12, 
1751:  Defence  of  self-applause,  v.  2. — Self-denial 
not  the  essence  of  virtue,  v.  1.— To  Thomas  Cushing, 
June  10,  1771:  “The  Senator's  Remembrancer,” 
v.  10.— To  John  Paul  Jones,  Oct.  15,  1779  :  Capture  of  the 
Serapis,  v.  6. —  To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  June  27, 
1760:  Servants,  v.  3. — To  Isaac  Norris,  May  30,  1757: 
Interviews  with  Lord  Loudoun  respecting  the  pay  of 
servants  enlisted  in  the  army,  v.  2. — Sevier,  J.  [Letter], 
Apr.  9,  1787,  v.  9.— To  Arthur  St.  Clair,  and  other  dele¬ 
gates  in  Congress,  Sept.  20,  1787:  The  Shay  rebellion, 
v.  9.— To  the  Earl  of  Shelburne.  July  12,  1782,  v.  8.— To 
Robert  R.  Livingston,  Mch.  7,  1782:  Eall  of  the  Shel¬ 
burne  ministry,  v.  8.— Shipley,  Miss  C.  L.  [Let¬ 
ters]  ,  Aug.  2,  1785 ;  Dec.  24,  1788,  v.  10.— To  Miss  Catherine 
Louisa  Shipley,  Apr.  27,  1789,  v.  10.— Shipley,  Miss  G. 
[Letters],  Feb.  11,  1777,  v.  6;  May  6,  1781,  v.  7— To  Miss 
Georgiana  Shipley,  Sept.  26,  1772,  v.  4  ;  Oct.  8,  1780,  v.  7.— 
To  Jonathan  Shipley,  June  24,  1771 :  Georgiana  Shipley, 
v.  4.— Shipley,  J.  [Letters],  July  24,  Nov.  27,  1785,  v.  9. 
—To  Jonathan  Shipley,  Mch.  17,  1783,  v.  6. — To  Wm. 
Franklin,  Apr.  6,  1773:  Bp.  of  St.  Asaph  [J.  Shipley],  v.  5. 
— To  Cadwallader  Colden,  1745  :  Why  ships,  in  crossing 
the  Atlantic,  have  longer  passages  sailing  eastward  than 
in  sailing  westward,  v.  2. — To  St.  Jean  de  Crevecoeur, 
July,  1781 :  Division  of  the  ships  into  water-tight  com¬ 
partments,  v.  9. — To  the  President  of  Congress,  May  31, 
1780:  Troubles  with  the  ships  and  over-drafts,  v.  7.— To 
Gov.  Wm.  Shirley,  1754,  Oct.  23,  1755,  v.  2.— To  Cad¬ 
wallader  Colden,  Sept.  29,  1748:  Gov.  Shirley,  v.  2.— To 
Cadwallader  Evans,  Sept.  7,  1769:  Manufacture  of  silk 
in  America ;  Feb.  10,  1771 :  Reeling  silk ;  July  4,  1771 : 
Particulars  respecting  the  culture  of  silk  ;  Feb.  6,  1772  : 
Silk  produced  in  Pennsylvania,  v.  4.— To  Messrs.  Abel 
James  and  Benj.  Morgan,  Feb.  10,  1773  :  Depressed  state 
of  the  silk  business  in  England,  v.  5.— To  Cadwallader 
Evans,  July  18,  1771 :  Silk  culture  in  China,  v.  4.—' To 
John  Bartram,  July  17,  1771 :  Silk  culture,  v.  4.— To 
Philip  Mazzei,  1776:  Silk  culture  in  America,  v.  6.— To 
Cadwallader  Evans,  Feb.  10,  1771  :  Silkworms,  v.  4. — 
Single,  C.  Letter,  1732,  v.  1. — To  Mrs.  Mary  Franklin, 
Aug.  26,  1766 :  Provision  for  his  sister,  v.  3.— To  Thomas 
Pownall,  Aug.  19,  1756 :  Six  Nations,  v.  2.— On  the 
slave  trade,  Mch.  23, 1790,  v.  10.— To  Anthony  Benezet, 
Aug.  22,  1772  :  On  the  slave  trade,  v.  4.— To  Jolin  Wright, 
Nov.  4,  1789  :  Abolition  of  the  slave  trade,  v.  10. — To  Dean 
Woodward,  Apr.  10,  1773 :  Slavery  in  America,  v.  5. — 
To  Messrs.  Sears  and  Smith,  Aug.  4,  1784 :  Duty  on 


slaves  imported  into  the  French  islands,  v.  9. — To  Sir 
Hans  Sloane,  1725,  v.  1. — Small,  A.  [Letter] ,  Jan.  2, 
1788,  v.  9.— To  Alexander  Small,  May  12,  1760,  v.  3. — To 
John  Perkins,  Aug.  13,  1752:  Sin  all -pox  in  Phila¬ 
delphia,  v.  2. — To  Thomas  Clap,  Nov.  8, 1753  :  Smeaton's 
air-pump,  v.  2.— On  smuggling'  and  its  various 
species,  Nov.  24,  1767,  v.  4.— To  Mrs.  Mecom,  Apr.  8,  1786  : 
Her  soap;  Apr.  25,  1786:  More  about  the  soap,  v.  9.— To 
Louis  XVI,  Mch.,  1780  :  Asks  for  a  vessel  to  transport 
clothing  for  1500  soldiers  to  America,  v.  7.— To  the 
Abb6  Soulavie,  Sept.  22,  1782,  v.  8. — To  Oliver  Neave, 
July  20,  1762  :  Best  mediums  for  conveying  sound,  v.  3. — 
To  John  Jay,  Jan.  19,  1782 :  Course  of  the  court  of  Spain 
towards  the  U.  S.,  v.  7.— To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Apr. 
12,  1782:  Spain,  v.  7.— To  the  Chevalier  de  la  Luzerne, 
Mch.  5, 1780 :  Spain,  v.  7.— To  the  Committee  of  Foreign 
Affairs,  May  26,  1779 :  Spain,  v.  6.— To  Wm.  Carmichael, 
Jan.  23,  1782  :  Spanish  ink,  v.  7. — To  George  Whately, 
Aug.  21,  1784,  May  23,  1785 :  Double  spectacles,  v.  9. — 
To  Mrs.  Jane  Mecom,  Jan.  13,  1772  :  How  to  choose  spec¬ 
tacles,  v.  4.— To  John  Bartram,  July  17,  1771:  Spectacles, 
v.  4. — Speech  at  the  conclusion  of  the  deliberations  of 
the  Convention,  v.  9.— Scheme  for  a  new  alphabet  and 
reformed  mode  of  spelling,  v.  4. — To  Mrs.  Jane  Mecom, 
July  4,  1786  :  On  bad  spelling,  v.  9.— To  Juliana  Ritchie, 
Jan.  19,  1777  :  Precaution  against  spies,  v.  6.— To  Jared 
Eliot,  July  16,  1747  :  Origin  of  springs  and  petrified 
shells  on  mountains,  v.  2. — Stael-Holstein,  E.  M., 
Baron  4e.  [Letter],  June  13,  1783,  v.  8.— Examination  of 
Dr.  Benj.  Franklin  in  the  British  House  of  Commons 
relative  to  the  repeal  of  the  Stamp  Act,  v.  3.— Hints  for 
a  reply  to  the  protests  of  certain  members  of  the  House 
of  Lords  against  the  repeal  of  the  Stamp  Act,  v.  3. — 
Letter  concerning  the  gratitude  of  America,  and  the 
probability  and  effects  of  a  union  with  Great  Britain, 
and  concerning  the  repeal  or  suspension  of  the  Stamp 
Act,  Jan.  6,  1766,  v.  3.— To  Charles  Thomson  ;  July  11, 
1765 :  Stamp  Act ;  Feb.  27,  1766  :  Expected  repeal  of  the 
Stamp  Act ;  Sept.  27.  1766 :  Repeal  of  the  Stamp  Act,  v.  3. 
—To  Mrs.  Deborah  Franklin,  Apr.  6,  1766  :  Repeal  of  the 
Stamp  Act,  v.  3.— To  Hugh  Roberts,  Feb.  27,  1766 :  Stamp 
Act,  v.  3. — To  M.  Dubourg,  May  4,  1773 :  Dr.  Stark,  v.  5. 
— To  John  Ingenhousz,  Oct.  24,  1788  :  The  steamboat, 
v.  10.— To  Mrs.  Margaret  Stevenson,  Jan.  25,  1779,  v.  6 ; 
Apr.  19,  1782,  v.  7. — Stevenson,  Miss  M.  [Letter],  Sept. 
1,  1769,  v.  4. — To  Miss  Mary  Stevenson,  May  4,  1759 ;  May 
1,  1760;  Oct.  29,  1761;  Mch.  8,  June  7,  Aug.  11,  1762;  June 
10,  1763;  Mch.  14,  1764,  v.  3;  June  17,  1767;  Oct.,  1768;  June 

27,  Sept.  2,  1769 ;  Jan.  22,  May  31,  1770,  v.  4.— To  Mrs. 
Deborah  Franklin,  Nov.  22,  1757  :  The  Stevensoiis,  v.  2. 
— To  Lord  Stirling,  Nov.  3,  1772,  v.  4. — To  Alexander 
Small,  Feb.  19,  1789  :  Remedies  for  the  stone,  v.  10.— To 
Count  de  Buffon,  Nov.  19,  1787  :  Remedies  for  the  stone, 
v.  9. — To  Josiah  and  Abiah  Franklin,  Sept.  6,  1744 :  Rem¬ 
edies  for  the  stone  and  gravel. — To  Robert  Morris, 
Dec.  14, 1782  :  Stores,  v.  8. — To  David  Hartley,  Feb.  16, 
1782 :  Lord  Stormont’s  insolence,  v.  7.— To  Mrs.  Jane 
Mecom,  Nov.  26, 1788  :  Story  of  the  poker,  v.  10.— To 
John  Ingenhousz,  Aug.  28,  1785:  New  stove  for  burning 
pit  coal,  v.  9.— To  the  Marquis  Turgot,  May  1,  1781 :  On  a 
newly  invented  stove,  v.  7.— To  Wm.  Dean,  Apr.  11,  1773  : 
Stove  for  consuming  its  own  smoke,  v.  5. — To  Samuel 
Cooper,  July  7, 1773:  Stoves  for  public  buildings,  v.  5.— 
Stralian.  W.  [Letters],  Dec.  13,  1757,  v.  2;  Feb.  1,  1784, 
v.  8.— To  Wm.  Strahan,  Dec.  11,  1745;  May  22,  1746;  Nov. 

28,  1747;  July  3,  Oct.  23,  1749;  Feb.  4,  1750;  June  28,  July 
19,  Sept.  22,  1751 ;  Mch.  21,  1752  ;  May  9,  Oct.  27,  1753 ;  Oct. 
7,  1755;  Jan.  1,  31,  1757;  June  14,  1762,  v.  10;  July  20,  23, 
Aug.  23,  Dec.  2, 1762 ;  Feb.  23, 1763,  v.  3 ;  Mch.  28, 1763,  v.  10  ; 
June  2, 10, 1763,  v.  3  ;  Aug.  8, 1763,  v.  10 ;  Sept.  22, 1763 ;  Mch. 
30,  May  1,  June  25,  Sept.  24,  1764,  v.  3;  Nov.  17,  1771,  v.  4; 
July  5,  1775,  v.  5 ;  Jan.  24,  1780,  v.  7.— Thought  concerning 
the  Sugar  islands,  v.  10.— To  Humphrey  Marshall, 
Feb.  14,  1773:  Spots  on  the  sun,  v.  5. — To  Robert  Morris, 
Mch.  30,  1782  :  Supplies  for  the  army,  v.  5 ;  Aug.  12, 1782  : 
Difficulty  in  getting  more  supplies,  v.  8.— To  the  Presi¬ 
dent  of  Congress,  Dec.  3,  1780 :  Delay  of  supplies,  v.  7. — 
Mode  of  ascertaining  whether  the  power,  giving  a  shock 
to  those  who  touch  either  the  Surinam  eel  or  the 


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torpedo,  be  electrical,  v.  3.—' To  Robert  R.  Livingston, 
Aug.  12,  1782:  Sweden  ready  to  treat;  Dec.  4,  1782:  Pro¬ 
ceedings  in  regard  to  Sweden,  v.  8. — To  t  he  President  of 
Congress,  Nov.  1,  1783:  Sweden,  v.  8.— To  Messrs.  Benj. 
Chambers  and  the  other  gentlemen  of  Chambersburg, 
Sept.  20,  1788:  Swedenborg,  v.  10. — To  Robert  R. 
Livingston,  Dec.  24,  1782:  The  Swedish  ambassador 

exchanges  full  powers  with  F.,  v.  8. — To - Sayre,  Mch. 

31,1779;  Disposition  of  the  Swedish  court,  v.  6. — To 
James  Logan,  Oct.  30,  1748:  Swedish  missionary, 
v.  2.— To  M.  Dubourg,  1768  :  Modes  of  swimming,  v.  4. 
— To  Oliver  Neare,  1768 :  Art  of  swimming,  v.  4.— To  M. 
de  Tavarez,  Jan.  4,  1778,  v.  10. — To  Robert  Morris,  Dec. 

25,  1783  :  Dilatory  tax-payers,  v.  8. — To  David  Hartley, 
Feb.  2,  1780 :  Franklin  offers  to  pay  for  all  the  tea 
destroyed  in  Boston  harbor,  v.  7. — To  Joseph  Galloway, 
Dec.  2,  1772,  Feb.  18,  1774  :  Duty  on  tea,  v.  4,  5.— To 
Thomas  Cushing,  Mch.  9,  June  4,  1773  :  Duty  on  tea,  v.  5. 
— To  Wm.  Franklin,  Aug.  1,  1774 :  Differs  with  his  son 
about  the  liability  of  Massachusetts  for  the  tea  destroyed 
in  Boston  harbor,  v.  10;  Sept.  7,  1774:  The  Bostonians 
ought  not  to  pay  for  the  tea  used  at  the  “Tea  Party,” 
v.  5. — To  Thomas  Cushing,  Sept.  12,  1773:  Project  to 
avoid  repealing  the  American  tea  duty,  v.  5.— To 
Joseph  Galloway,  Feb.  14,  1773  :  Effect  in  England 
of  the  loss  of  the  tea  market  in  America,  v.  5. — 
To  Thomas  Cushing,  Jan.  5,  1774:  Duel  between  Mr. 
Temple  and  Mr.  Whately,  v.  5. — To  Dr.  Shipley,  Feb.  24, 
1786:  Wm.  Temple's  farm,  v.  9.— Origin  of , Thanks¬ 
giving  day  in  the  U.  S.,  v.  10.— On  thermometers, 
Sept.  13,  1786,  v.  9. — To  Miss  Stevenson,  Mch.  30,  1761  : 
How  to  relieve  thirst  by  sea  water,  v.  3 ;  Aug.  10,  1761 : 
Thirst  cured  by  immersion,  v.  10. — To  Mrs.  Thompson, 
Feb.  8,  1777,  v.  6.— Thomson,  C.  [Letter],  Jan.  15, 1784, 
v.  8. — To  Charles  Thomson,  Mch.  9,  May  13,  June  14,  Oct. 
16,  Nov.  11,  1784,  v.  8,  9 ;  May  10,  1785 ;  July  6,  1786,  v.  9.  — 
To  Peter  Collinson,  1748:  Phenomena  of  thunder- 
gusts  considered,  v.  2.— To  Joseph  Galloway,  Feb.  17, 
1768  :  Mr.  Thurlow,  v.  4. — To  Peter  Timothy,  Sept.  7, 
1774,  v.  5. — Toads  found  enclosed  in  stone,  v.  8.— To  M. 
Le  Veillard,  June  8,  1788:  Toleration,  v.  9.— To  Elias 
Boudinot,  Sept.  10,  1783  :  Plea  for  the  Tories  in  America, 
v.  8.— To  John  Ingenhousz,  Sept.  30, 1773  :  Torpedo,  v.  5. 
— To  Thomas  Townshend,  Nov.  4, 1782,  v.  8.— To  Joseph 
Galloway,  June  13,  1767 :  Mr.  Townshend,  v.  4. — To  M. 
Dupont  de  Nemours,  June  9,  1788:  Principles  of  trade, 
v.  9.— To  George  Whately,  Aug.  21,  1784  :  His  tract  on  the 
principle  of  trade,  v.  9. — To  M.  de  Le  Veillard,  Feb.  17, 
1788 :  Restrictions  on  trade,  v.  9.— To  Elias  Boudinot, 
Sept.  10,  1783 :  Treaties  of  commerce,  v.  8.— To  David 
Hartley,  June  2,  1784  :  Answer  to  objections  to  the  form 
of  the  ratification  of  the  treaty,  v.  8.— To  Elias  Boudi¬ 
not,  Sept.  10,  1783 :  Why  the  treaty  was  not  signed  at 
Versailles,  v.  8. — To  Robert  Morris,  Dec.  23,  1782  :  Result 
of  the  treaty  uncertain,  v.  8. — To  Samuel  Cooper,  Dec. 

26,  1782 :  Preliminaries  of  a  treaty,  v.  8.— To  the  Pres¬ 
ident  of  Congress,  Dec.  25,  1783 :  Why  the  treaty  was 
signed  at  Paris,  1783 ;  June  16,  1784  :  Criticisms  of  the  form 
of  ratification  of  the  definitive  treaty,  v.  8. — To  Thomas 
Cushing,  Feb.  21,  1778:  Treaty  of  alliance  and  com¬ 
merce,  v.  6. — To  ,  Jan.  19,  1790 :  Construction  of  the 

treaty  of  commerce  between  France  and  the  U.  S., 
v.  10. — To  the  President  of  Congress,  June  16,  1784 : 
Treaty  of  commerce,  v.  8. — To  Charles  Thomson,  Mch.  31, 
1784 :  Ratification  of  the  t  reaty  of  peace ;  Apr.  16, 
1784 :  Treaty  of  peace,  v.  8.— To  Elias  Boudinot,  Sept.  10, 
1783:  Notification  of  the  signing  of  the  definitive  treaty 
of  peace,  v.  8. — To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  July  22,  1783 : 
Signing  of  the  treaty  of  peace  without  previous  com¬ 
munication  with  the  French  court  defended,  v.  8.— To 
Henry  Laurens,  May  13, 1784  :  Exchange  of  treaty  rati¬ 
fications,  v.  8. — To  M.  Rosencrone,  Apr.  13,  1783 :  Pro¬ 
posed  treaty  with  Denmark,  v.  8.— To  Benj. 
Vaughan,  Mch.  5,  1784:  Reflections  on  the  treaty  with 
England,  v.  8.— To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  June  12,  1783  : 
Definitive  treaty  with  England  delayed,  v.  8.— To  Wm. 
Carmichael,  Dec.  15,  1783:  Proposed  treaty  with 
Morocco,  v.  8.— To  John  Jay,  Aug.  24,  1783  :  Asks  for 
a  copy  of  the  treaty  with  Portugal,  v.  9. — To  Robert 


R.  Livingston,  Mch.  7,  June  12,  1783:  Treaty  w’ith 
Sweden,  v.  8.  —  To  James  Bowdoin,  Oct.  18,  1753: 
Treaty  with  the  Indians,  their  complaints,  v.  2. — 
To  Francis  Hopkinson,  Dec.  24,  1782 :  Planting  trees, 
v.  8.— To  the  Bp.  of  Trieomic,  Apr.  22,  1777,  v.  6.— To 
Capt.  John  Barry,  Feb.  10,  1782:  Request  to  take  goods 
for  the  use  of  the  troops  to  America,  v.  7.— To  M.  de 
Rayneval,  June  24,  1780:  In  reference  to  a  proposal  to 
land  4000  troops  in  the  west  of  England,  v.  7.— To  Rob¬ 
ert  Hunter  Morris,  Jan.  26,  1756:  Number  and  dispo¬ 
sition  of  the  troops,  v.  2.— To  Thomas  Cushing,  Jan.  28, 
1775 :  More  troops  sent  to  America,  v.  5.— To  Wm.  Par¬ 
sons,  Dec.  15,  1755 :  Troops  sent  to  the  front,  v.  2.— To 
James  Logan,  Nov.  2,  1789 :  Urges  the  filling  of  vacant 
trusteeships,  v.  10.— To  Wm.  Franklin,  Nov.  25,  1767: 
Dean  Tucker,  v.  4.— To  Wm.  Strahan,  Dec.  4,  1781  : 
Tully  on  old  age,  v.  7.— To  Philip  Mazzei,  1776  :  Academy 

of  Turin,  v.  6.— To - ,  Dec. 15, 1787:  Projected  conquest 

of  Turkey,  v.  9.— To  Mrs.  Sarah  Bache,  Jan.  26,  1784: 
The  superior  merits  of  the  turkey  as  an  American  em¬ 
blem,  v.  8.— To  Benj.  Vaughan,  Oct.  24,  1788:  Turkish 
war,  v.  10.— To  Miss  Georgiana  Shipley,  1781 :  Pleasant 
reminiscences  of  Twyford,  v.  7.— To  Jonathan  Shipley, 
June  24,  1771 :  Visit  to  Twyfojd,  v.  4.— To  Joseph  Gallc- 
way,  Feb.  25,  1775  :  Objections  to  a  union  :  Plan  of  union 
sent  to  England,  v.  5. — To  John  Wright,  Nov.  4,  1789: 
United  States,  v.  10.— To  Jonathan  Shipley,  Feb.  24, 
1786 :  Government  progressive  in  the  U.  S.,  v.  9.— To 
Ralph  Izard,  Jan.  4,  1779  :  Financial  affairs  of  the  U.  S.  in 
Europe,  v.  6.— To  George  Whately,  May  18,  1787:  The 
United  States  hank,  v.  9.— To  Robert  Morris,  Aug.  12, 
1782:  United  States  funds  in  Europe,  v.  8.— To  J. 
Rocquette,  and  others,  June  13,  1779:  As  to  the  value  of 
United  States  notes,  v.  6.— To  David  Rittenhouse, 
June  25,  1784:  Loose  thoughts  on  a  universal  fluid, 
v.  8.— To  Wm.  Strahan,  July  29,  1747  :  The  “  Universal 
history,”  v.  10.— Address  of  the  Provost,  Vice-Provost, 
and  Professors  of  the  University  of  Pennsylvania 
to  F.,  Sept.  16,  1785,  v.  9.— To  Mrs.  Jane  Mecom,  Nov.  26, 
1788  :  Vacant  mitre,  v.  10.— To  the  officers  of  Admiralty 
of  Vannes,  May  18, 1780,  v.  7.— Vaughan,  B.  [Letters], 
Nov.  27,  1782;  Jan.  18,  Feb.  25,  Aug.  8,  1783,  v.  8;  Mch.  4' 
1789,  v.  10.— To  Benj.  Vaughan,  July  11,  1782,  v.  8;  Sept,  l] 
1784;  Mch.  14,  July  24,  1785,  v.  9.— To  Joseph  Priestley] 
Mch.  1774  :  Effect  of  vegetation  on  noxious  air,  v.  5.— 
On  v  entilation,  v.  4.— To  Cadwallader  Evans,  Sept.  7 
1769  :  Transit  of  Venus,  v.  4.— To  Nevil  Maskelyne,  Feb! 
12,  1770:  Transit  of  Venus,  v.  4.— Vergennes,  C.  G„ 
Comte  de.  [Letters],  Apr.  25,  1778,  v.  6  ;  June  30,  Nov.  26] 
1780;  June  8,  Dec.  31,  1781,  v.  7;  July  28,  Aug.  8,  Oct.  3] 
Dec.  15,  19,  25,  1782 ;  Jan.  18,  1783,  v.  8 ;  May  22,  1785,  v.  9.— 
To  Count  de  Vergennes,  Feb.  25,  Mch.  9,  Sept.  26,  1779 
v.  6;  Mch.  6,  1781;  Mch.  3,  1782,  v.  7;  July  18,  24,  Aug.  24, 
Sept.  8,  Nov.  15,  29,  Dec.  6,  15,  1782;  Jan.  18,  Mch.  9,  16] 
May  4,  5,  23,  June  3,  July  24,  Aug.  16,  24,  Dec.  6,  15,  1783  • 
Jan.  17,  Feb.  26,  Mch.  5,  May  31,  1784,  v.  8;  May  3,  1785, 
v.  9.— To  M.  Grand,  Apr.  22,  1787 :  Illness  and  death  of 
Vergennes,  v.  9.— To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  July  22,  1783  ; 
Differences  of  opinion  among  the  Commissioners  about 
Vergennes,  v.  8.— To  the  President  of  Congress,  Sept.  13, 
1781 :  Interview  with  Count  de  Vergennes,  v.  7. — To  Miss 
Stevenson,  Sept.  14, 1767  :  Versailles,  v.  4.— Instructions 
to  Capt.  Nicholson,  Jan.  26,  1777  :  Directions  to  purchase 
a  vessel  for  the  U.  S.,  v.  6.— To  M.  Rosencrone,  Apr.  13, 
1783:  Vessels  seized  at  Bergen,  v.  8.— To  John  Ingen¬ 
housz,  May  16,  1783:  Advice  to  Vienna  merchants, 
v.  8.— To  Thomas  Viny,  May  4,  1779,  v.  6.— To  Thomas 
Cushing,  July  7,  1773  :  Resolves  of  the  Virginia  House 
of  Burgesses  recommended,  v.  5.— Dialogues  concern¬ 
ing  virtue  and  pleasu  re.v.  1.— To  Thomas  Hopkinson, 
1747:  On  vis  inertiae,  v.  2.— To  Col.  Bouquet,  Sept.  30, 
1764:  Voltaire  on  religious  toleration,  v.  10.— To  Dr. 
Priestley,  1778:  Volta’s  experiment,  v.  6.— Reflection 
on  the  augmentation  of  wages  which  will  be  occasioned 
in  Europe  by  the  American  Revolution,  v.  10.— To  John 
Foxcroft,  Feb.  4,  1772  :  His  agency  in  procuring  the  Wal¬ 
pole  grant,  v.  4.— To  the  Representatives  of  the  U.  S. 
in  Congress,  Feb.  26,  1780:  The  Walpole  grant,  v.  10.— 
W'alpole's  grant,  Mch.  13, 1768, v.  4,-ToWm.  Franklin, 


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Apr.  20,  1771 :  Walpole’s  grant,  v.  4.— To  John  Ingen- 
housz,  Mch.  18, 1774:  Mr.  Walsh’s  discoveries  in  elec¬ 
tricity,  v.  10.— Impolicy  of  war,  v.  8. — Observation  on 
war,  v.  10. — To  John  Ingenhousz,  Feb.  11,  1788 :  Horrors 
and  cost  of  war,  v.  9. — To  Jonathan  Shipley,  June  10, 
1782  :  No  such  thing  as  a  good  war  or  a  bad  peace,  v.  7.— 
To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  Mch.  9,  1782 :  Address  of  the 
Commons  to  the  King  against  prosecuting  the  war  in 
America,  v.  7.— Washington,  G.,  Pres,  of  U.  S. 
[Letters],  Oct.  18,  1782,  v.  8;  Sept.  25,  26,  1785,  v.  9;  Sept. 
23,  1789,  v.  10.— To  George  Washington,  June  13,  Sept.  4, 
1777,  v.  6 ;  Apr.  2,  8,  1782,  v.  7  ;  Sept.  20,  1785,  v.'  9 ;  Sept.  16, 
1789,  v.  10.— To  Arthur  Lee,  Feb.  23,  1778:  Rumors  of  a 
treaty  between  Washington  and  Howe,  v.  6.— To 
E.  Kinnersley,  Feb.  20,  1762 ;  Explosion  of  water,  v.  3. 
— To  Jared  Eliot,  Apr.  12, 1753  :  Properties  of  water,  v.  2. — 
To  Jonathan  Williams,  Feb.  16,  1786 :  Asking  for  his 
account  of  the  temperature  of  the  water  during  their 
last  voyage,  v.  9.— To  John  Perkins,  Feb.  4,  1753  :  Water 
spouts  and  whirlwinds  compared,  v.  2. —The  way 
to  wealth  as  clearly  shown  in  the  preface  of  an 
old  almanac  entitled  “Poor  Richard  improved,”  v.  1. — 
To  Noah  Webster,  July  9,  1786,  v.  9. — To  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  West,  Aug.  16,  1780,  v.  7.— To  Sir  Edward  New- 
enham,  Feb.  12,  1781 :  Passport  for  provision  and 

clothing  sent  to  the  West  Indies,  v.  7.— To  John 
Ingenhousz,  May  16,  1783:  Mr.  Wharton,  v.  8.— 
Whately,  G.  [Letters],  Nov.  15,  1784,  v.  9. -To  Thomas 
Cushing,  Jan.  13,  1772:  The  Wheelwright  debt,  v.  10. 
—Some  good  Whig  principles.  Apr.  1768,  v.  4.— The 
Whistle,  v.  6.— To  George  Whitelield.  July  6,  1749, 
July  2,  1756,  v.  2;  June  19,  1764,  v.  3;  May  19, 1785,  v.  9.— 
To  the  Committee  of  Secret  Correspondence,  Dec.  8,  1776  : 
Capt.  W'iches  and  his  prizes,  v.  6.— To  Samuel  Franklin, 
Jan.  13,  1772:  The  choice  of  a  wife,  v.  4.— To  Henry 
Wild.  Mch.  31,  1782,  v.  10.— To  Wm.  Franklin,  Apr.  16, 
1768 :  Wilkes,  v.  4.— To  John  Jay,  Aug.  24,  1786  :  Wishes 
Mr.  Jay  to  send  him  the  copy  of  his  will  in  Mr.  Jay’s 
custody,  v.  9.— Franklin’s  last  will  and  testament, 
v.  io.— To  Jonathan  Williams,  Apr.  13,  1763;  May  24, 
1764;  Apr.  28,  1766,  v.  3;  June  6,  1770;  Mch.  5,  1771 ;  Nov.  3, 
1772,  v.  4;  July  7,  1773,  v.  5;  Dec.  22,  1777,  v.  10;  Feb.  13, 
Mch.  19,  Apr.  8,  July  8,  1779,  v.  6;  Mch.  23,  1782,  v.  7  ;  May 
19,  1785  ;  Jan.  27,  1786,  v.  9.— To  Arthur  Lee,  Mch.  13,  27, 
1779:  Mr.  Williams’  accounts,  v.  6.— To  Jonathan 
Williams,  Mch.  16,  1779 :  Examination  of  Williams’  ac¬ 
counts,  v.  6. — To  W.  Blake,  and  others,  Mch.  13,  1779 : 
Requested  to  examine  Mr.  Williams’  accounts,  v.  6.— To 
Mrs.  Williams,  Mch.  5, 1771,  v.4.— To  Humphrey  Marshall, 
Feb.  14,  1773:  Dr.  Wilson's  hypothesis,  v.  5.— Win- 
tli  rop.  J.  [Letter],  Mch.  4,  1773,  v.  5.— To  John  Win- 
throp,  July  25, 1773,  v.  5— To  Joseph  Priestley,  May  4, 1772  : 
Abb6  Wollet’s  electrical  machine,  v.  4.— To  David 
Hume,  Sept.  27,  1760:  Use  of  new  words,  v.  3.— To  Noah 
Webster,  Dec.  26, 1789  :  Misuse  of  words  in  America,  v.  10.— 
To  Robert  R.  Livingston,  July  22,  1783  :  Rev.  Mr.  Wren's 
benevolence,  v.  8.— To  Mrs.  Patience  Wright,  May  4, 
1779,  v.  6.— To  Thomas  Wright,  Jr.,  Nov.  25,  1786,  v.  9. — 
To  Edward  Bancroft,  Nov.  26,  1785  :  Proposed  edition  of 
Franklin’s  writings,  v.  9.— To  Jared  Eliot,  Apr.  12, 
1753  :  The  author’s  writings  in  France,  v.  2.  —To  Samuel 
Cooper,  Feb.  24,  1774:  French  edition  of  Franklin’s 
writings,  v.  5.— To  Mrs.  Abiah  Franklin,  Oct.  16,  1749 : 
Yellow  fever  in  Philadelphia,  v.  2.— To  the  President 
of  Congress,  Dec.  3, 1780 :  Memorial  of  Sir  Joseph  Yorke, 
v.  7.— To  yhomas,  Bond,  Mch.  16,  1780 :  How  to  keep 
young,  v.  7.— Petition  of  the  letter  Z.,  v.  4.— To  Ezra 
Styles,  Jan.  13, 1772  :  Zoroaster's  writings  in  French, 
V.  4. 

-  Observations  on  the  causes  and  cure  of 

smoky  chimneys.  London,  1787.  8°.  (Pam¬ 
phlets^.  20.)  3126 

-  Letter  to  John  Adams.  1  p.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  12, 

1884,  p.  462.)— Morals  of  chess.  2  pp.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist. 
v.  20,  1888,  p.  417.)— Letter  to  John  Paul  Jones.  1  p. 
{Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  12,  1884,  p.  82.)— Letter  to  Henry 
Laurens  on  the  treaty.  2  pp.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  9, 
1883,  p.  288.)— Unpublished  letters.  6  pp.  {Pa.  Mag. 


Hist.  v.  15,  1891,  p.  35.)— Unpublished  letters.  [Ed.  by  J. 
Bigelow.]  13  pp.  {Century  Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  260.) — 
Poor  Kichard  improved.  10  pp.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng. 
garner,  v.  5,  p.577.) — Letter  on  the  stamp  act.  2  pp. 
{Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  8,  1884,  p.  428.)— Unpublished  letters  to 
Strahan.  16  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  61, 1888,  p.  21.) 

-  Letter  to  the  Republic  of  Venice.  See 

Adams,  J.,  and  others  (in  supplement). 

-  Ford,  P.  L.  Franklin  bibliography  :  a  list 

of  books  written  by,  or  relating  to  Benjamin 
Franklin.  1889.  W.  13 

-  McMaster,  J.  B.  Benjamin  Franklin  as  a 

man  of  letters.  1887.  (Warner,  C.  D.,  Am. 
men  of  letters. )  3777 

-  Thorpe,  F.  N.  (Ed.)  Benjamin  Franklin 

and  the  University  of  Pennsylvania.  1893. 
(U.  S.  Education,  Bureau  of,  Circulars,  1892, 
no.  2. )  —4361 

-  Wetzel,  W.  A.  Benjamin  Franklin  as  an 

economist.  1895.  ( Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hop¬ 

kins  Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and  polit.  sci.  13  s. 
no.  9. )  4653 

-  Bryant,  W.  C.  Franklin  as  poet.  3  pp.  ( Prose 

writings,  v.  2,  p.  329.) — Dwight.  T.  F.  Lost  and  found 
MSS.  of  F.  12  pp.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  9,  1883,  p.428.) — 
l'ord.  P.  L.  Affaires  de  l’Angleterre  et  de  l’Am6rique 
5  pp.  {Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  13,  1889,  p.  222. ) — Gris  wold, 
R.  W.  Benjamin  Franklin.  14  pp.  {In  his  Prose  writers 
of  Am.  p.  57.)— Hickcox,  J.  H.  Paper  currency  printed 
by  F.  1  p.  (Boston,  Public  Library,  Bulletins,  v.  6,  p.  161.) 
—Johnston,  H.  P.  The  Franklin,  Rochambeau,  and 
Force  papers.  5  pp.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  8, 1882,  p.  346.) — 
Swift,  L.  Benjamin  Franklin  :  [a  bibliography] .  38  pp. 
(Boston,  Public  Library,  Bulletins,  v.  5,  pp.  217,  276,  420.) 

- Hale,  E.  E.,  and  Hale,  E.  E.,  Jr.  Frank¬ 
lin  in  France.  From  original  documents. 
1887-88,  2  v.  3773 

-  Morse,  J.  T.,  Jr.  Benjamin  Franklin.  1889. 

(In  his  Am.  statesmen.)  3777 

-  Bigelow.  J.  Franklin’s  home  and  host  in  France. 

14  pp.  {Century  Mag.  v.  13,  1888,  p.  741.) — Bower,  L.  F. 
The  state  of  F.  2  pp.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  26,  1891,  p.  48.) 
— Briggs,  C.  F.  Franklin.  14  pp.  (Kirkland,  Mrs 
C.  M.  S.,  and  others,  Home  of  Am.  statesmen,  p.  63.) — 
Edgar,  J.  G.  Boyhood  of  F.  14  pp.  {In  his  Boyhood 
of  great  men,  p.  173.) — Everett,  E.  Boyhood  and 
youth  of  F.  46  pp.  ( Orations  and  speeches,  v.  2,  p.  1.) — 
Franklin  the  Boston  boy.  22  pp.  {Orations  and  speeches, 
v.  4,  p.  108.)— Franklin,  Washington,  Lincoln.  8  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  64,  1889,  p.  707.)— Hart,  C.  H. 
Franklin  in  allegory.  8  pp.  {Century  Mag.  v.  19,  1891, 
pi  197.) — Hawthorne,  N.  Benjamin  Franklin.  14  pp. 

( Works,  v.  12,  p.  189.) — Hubert,  P.  G.,  Jr.  Benjamin 
Franklin.  36  pp.  {In  his  Inventors,  p.  9.)— E£vis, 
P.  M.  G.,  Due  de.  Franklin.  1  p.  (Barribre,  J.  F.,  M6m. 
rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  14,  p.  279.) — Me  Master,  J.  B. 
Franklin  in  France.  9  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  60,  1887, 
p.  318.) — Malden,  H.  Franklin.  14  pp.  (In  his  Dis¬ 
tinguished  men  of  mod.  times,  v.  3,  p.  412.) — Oswald, 
R.  A.  Portrait  of  F.  1  p.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  27,  1892, 
p.  472.) — Paine,  T.  Letter  to  F.  13  pp.  (Pa.  Mag. 
Hist.  v.  2,  1878,  p.  283.) — Portraits  of  F.  2  pp.  (Pa. 
Mag.  Hist.  v.  11,  1887,  p.  173.)—  Russell,  W.  Benjamin 
Franklin.  15  pp.  (In  his  Extraordinary  men,  p.  89. ) — 
Stubbing.  W.  Benjamin  Franklin.  43  pp.  (In  his 
Some  verdicts  of  hist,  reviewed,  p.  257.) 

- - and  others.  Animal  magnetism.  Report, 

tr.  from  the  French,  with  an  historical  outline 
of  the  “science.”  Phila.,  1837.  8°.  (With 
Elliotson,  J.,  Numerous  cases  of  surgical  opera¬ 
tions.)  — 3796 


FRANKLIN,  Mrs.  Christine  Ladd 


1561 


FRANKLIN,  Maj.-Gen.  William  Buel 


Franklin,  Mrs.  Christine  Ladd.  Education  of 

woman  in  the  Southern  states.  18  pp.  (Meyer,  A.  N., 
Woman' 8  work  in  America,  p.  89.)— E.  E.  C.  Jones  :  Ele¬ 
ments  of  logic  as  a  science  of  propositions.  5  pp.  (Mind, 
v.  15,  1890,  p.  559.) — Some  proprosed  reforms  in  common 
logic.  14  pp.  (Mind,  v.  15,  1890,  p.  75.) 

Franklin,  Deborah.  Cowell,  J.  M.  Family  of 

F.  4  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  8,  1881,  p.  403.) 

Franklin,  Edward  Curtis,  Ph.  D.  1862 — . 

On  the  action  of  ortho-  and  meta-diazo- 
benzene-sulphonic  acids  on  methyl  and  ethyl 
alcohol.  Lawrence,  1894.  8°.  (Johns  Hop¬ 
kins  Univ.  Theses ,  1894. )  .-  2306 

Franklin,  Fabian,  Ph.  D. 

Address  commemorative  of  Prof.  James 
Joseph  Sylvester  delivered  at  a  memorial 
meeting  at  the  Johns  Hopkins  University, 
Baltimore,  May  2,  1897.  [Baltimore,  1897.] 
8°.  3891 

Franklin,  Lady  Jane  Griffin.  Benjamin,  S. 

G.  W.  Lady  Franklin  in  Greece.  1  p.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist. 
v.  18,  1887,  p.  161.) — Message  from  the  President  of  the 
United  States,  transmitting  copies  of  a  correspondence 
with  the  lady  of  Sir  John  Franklin,  relative  to  the  expe¬ 
dition  of  Sir  John  Franklin.  16  pp.  (Bound  pamph. 
v.  231 ;  V.  S.  31  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  no.  16.) — 
Parton,  J.  Lady  Franklin.  11  pp.  (In  his  Noted 
women  of  Europe  and  America,  p.  406.) 

Franklin,  Sir  John.  1786-1847. 

Journey  to  the  shores  of  the  polar  sea,  in 
1819-22 :  with  a  brief  account  of  the  second 
journey  in  1825-27.  London,  1829.  4  v.  16°. 

.2477 

-  Collinson,  Sir  R.  Journal  of  H.  M.  S. 

Enterprise,  on  the  expedition  in  search  of  Sir 
John  Franklin’s  ships,  by  Behring  strait, 
1850-55.  1889.  2403 

-  Dezos  de  la  Roquette,  J.  B.  M.  A.  Notice 

biographique  sur  l’Amiral  Sir  John  Franklin, 
n.  d.  4713 

-  Dubois,  L.  Sir  John  Franklin  et  les  derniers  voyages 

au  pole  nord.  76  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  52,  1861,  p.  209  ; 
v.  53,  1861,  p.  23.) — Elliot,  Sir  H.  G.  Sir  John  Franklin. 
12  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  118.) — Message 
from  the  President  of  the  United  States,  transmitting 
copies  of  a  correspondence  with  the  lady  of  F.,  relative 
to  the  expedition  of  F.  16  pp.  (Bound  pamph.  v.  231  ; 
U.  S.  31  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  no.  16.) 

See  also  Arctic  regions. 

Franklin,  John.  Franklin,  B.  On  the  death 

of  his  brother,  John  Franklin.  2  pp.  (Compl.  works, 
v.  2,  p.  455  ;  Life  and  works,  p.  210 ;  Works,  p.  208.) 

Franklin,  Julia  (TV.) 

Five  lectures  on  Shakespeare.  See  Brink, 
B.  E.  C.  ten. 

Franklin,  Maj.-Gen.  William  Buel.  1823 — . 

Notes  on  Crampton’s  gap  and  Antietam.  7  pp.  (John¬ 
son,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war, 
v.  2,  p.  591.)  —  Rear-guard  lighting  during  the 
change  of  base.  17  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C., 
Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  2,  p.  366 ;  and  Century  Mag. 
v.  8,  1885,  p.  454.)—  Sixth  corps  at  the  second  Bull  Run. 
3  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the 
Civil  war,  v.  2,  p.  539.) 

-  ( Ed. )  Reports  of  the  United  States  Com¬ 
missioners  to  the  Universal  Exposition  of  1889 


at  Paris.  Washington,  1891-93.  5  v.  8°.  (  U.  S. 
51  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  38-42. ) 

Contents.  Riley,  C.  V.,  and  others.  Agriculture ; 
Agricultural  exhibit  and  agricultural  products  of 
the  U.  S.,  v.  5.— Riley,  C.  V.  Organization,  methods,  and 
appliances  of  agricultural  instruction,  v.  5. — 
True,  A.  C.  Report  of  the  agricultural  science 
and  educalion  in  the  U.  S.,  v.  5.— Dodge,  J.  R.  Statistics 
of  the  agriculture  of  the  U.  S.,  v.  5. — Riley,  C.  V. 
Agronomy;  agricultural  statistics,  v. 5.— Clark,  A.  H. 
Alimentary  products,  v.  4. — Woods,  C.  D.  Com¬ 
parative  compositions  of  American  beef,  v.  5. — Woods, 

H.  D.  Manufacture  of  brick  and  tiles,  v.  3.— Morrow, 
G.  E.  Cattle  and  swine  rearing  and  feeding  in  the 
U.  S.,  v.  5— Hill,  G.  W.  Cereal  products  of  the 
U.  S.,  v.  5. — Chandler.  W.  H.  Chemical  labora¬ 
tories,  v.  2.— Newbury,  S.  B.  Chemical  products, 
v.  2.— Watson,  W.  Civil  engineering,  public  works, 
and  architecture,  v.  3. — Report  of  the  Commissioner- 
General,  with  accompanying  documents,  including 
reports  of  officers  of  the  commission,  official  regulations, 
classification,  lists  of  exhibitors,  awards,  etc.,  v.  k — 
Wing,  A.  H.  Dairy  interests  of  the  U.  S.,  v.  5. — My- 
rick,  H.  Associated  dairying  in  New  England,  v.  5.— 
Stace,  A.  J.  Education  and  liberal  arts,  v.  2. — Hering, 
C.  Electricity,  v.  4.  Riley,  C.  V.,  and  Austin,  A. 
Farm  improvements  and  agricultural  work,  v.  5.— 
Leoser,  C.  McK.  Fermented  drinks,  v.  4. — Dodge, 
C.  R.  Fiber  culture  and  machinery,  v.  2.— Hawkins, 
R.  C.  Fine  arts,  v.  2.— Vasey,  G.  Forage  plants 
and  grasses  in  the  U.  S.,  v.  5. — Fernow,  B.  E.  Forestry 
in  the  U.  S.,  v.  5. — Deman,  H.  E.  van.  Fruit  industry 
in  the  U.  S.,  v.  5. — Urquhart,  D.,  Jr.  Furniture  and 
accessories,  v.  2. — King,  D.  Horticulture,  v.  4.— 
Chandler,  W.  H.  Hygiene  and  public  charities,  v.  2. — 
Marlatt,  C.  L.  Useful  and  injurious  insects,  v.  5. — 
Riley,  C.  V.  Injurious  and  beneficial  insects  in  the 
U.  S.,  v.  5.— Riley,  C.  V.,  and  Austin,  A.  Report  on  the 
International  Congress  of  Agriculture,  v.  5. — 
Kunz,  G.  F.  Jewelry,  etc.,  v.  2.— Merrow,  J.  M. 
Knitting  and  embroidery  machines,  v.  3. — 
Bailey,  I.  A.  Leather  production  of  America,  v.  5. 
— Riley,  C.  V.,  and  Austin,  A.  Exhibitions  of  live 
stock,  v.  5.— Barr,  J.  H.  Machine  tools,  v.  3.— Riley, 
C.  V.  Field  trials  of  machines,  v.  5. — Clark,  H.  C. 
Meat  industries  of  the  U.  S.,  v.  5. — Richards,  C.  B. 
Report  on  class  52,  general  mechanics,  v.  3.— Rotch, 
A.  L.  Instruments  of  precision,  meteorology,  v.  2. — 
Taylor,  T.  Microscopy  and  food  adulterations,  v.  5.— 
Lyle,  D.  A.  Military  and  life-saving  material, 
v.  4.— Chandler,  W.  H.  Products  of  mining  and 
metallurgy,  v.  2. — Howe,  H.  M.  Apparatus  and 
methods  of  mining  and  metallurgy,  v.  3. — Hastings, 
C.  S.  Optical  instruments,  etc.,  v.  2.— Merriam, 
C.  H.  Report  of  the  division  of  economic  ornithology 
and  mammalogy,  v.  5. — McDonald,  A.  Peanuts: 
their  cultivation  and  commerce  in  the  U.  8.,  v.  5. — New- 
burg,  S.  B.  Photographic  apparatus,  etc.,  v.  2. — 
Galloway,  B.  F.  Fungous  diseases  of  plants,  v.  5. — 
Haupt,  L.  M.  Railway  plant,  v.  3.— Whitney,  M. 
Rice-culture  in  South  Carolina,  v.  5.— Myrick,  H. 
Improved  silo  and  ensilage,  v.  5. — Richards,  C.  B.  Gen¬ 
eral  review  of  the  sixth  group  and  the  classes  it 
includes,  v.  3. — Wiley,  H.  W.  Sugar  industry  of  the 
U.  S.,  v.  5.— Parks,  C.  W.  Technical  instruction, 
v.  2.— Chandler,  W.  H.  Textile  fabrics!!  etc.,  v.  2. — 
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FRANTZEN,  J.  J.  A.  A. 


Franklin.  See  also  Francklin. — Franklyn. 
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Franklin,  Tenn..  Scott,  R.  N.,  and  others. 
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Franklin,  County ,  N.  Y.  Hough,  F.  B.  His¬ 
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Franklin,  County ,  Ohio.  Wetmore,  P.  M. 

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Note.—- For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

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Franklyn,  Cecil  W.  Wm.  Shakespeare,  gen¬ 

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Franks,  David. 

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period  to  987.  —  Frankish  language.  —  Frankish 
poetry.— Gaul.— Germany,  History.— Salic  law. 

Franqueville,  Amable  Charles  Franquet, 
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Contents.  Constitution  du  Parlement,  v.  2.  —  Le 
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Paris,  1893.  2  v.  8°.  —2332 

Contents.  Organisation  Judiciaire,  v.' 1. — Pro¬ 
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-  Barrcau  d’Angleterre :  ses  origines  et  son  organi¬ 
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Les  Etats-lTnis  du  centenaire.  49  pp.  (Correspondant, 
n.  s.  v.  119,  1889,  pp.  855,  1086.) — Droits  politiques  des 
femmes  en  Angleterre.  8  pp.  (Coi-respondant,  n.  s. 
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Acad.  Sci.  moral.  Mem.  2  s.  v.  17,  1891,  p.  1165.) 

Frantz,  Werner  Adolph.  Schneider,  R.  W.  A. 

Frantz.  2  pp.  (Biog.  jahrb.  f.  altsrth.  p.  136:  Jahresb. 
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Frantzen,  J.  J.  A.  A. 

Kritische  bemerkungen  zu  Fischart’s  ue- 
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Frantzius,  Alexander  von  (TV.)  1821-77. 

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Franz,  Julius,  Pasha. 

Baukunst  des  Islam.  Darmstadt,  1887. 
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Franz,  Reinhold.  De  Callistus  fabula,  accedit 

de  astronomico  quod  Hesiodo  ascribitur  carmine  epime- 
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Franz,  Wilhelm.  Die  dialektsprache  bei  Ch. 

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Franzen,  Frans  Michael.  1772-1847.  Sketch 

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Franzesi,  Matteo.  16  cent.  Opere  burlesche. 

40  pp.  (Berni,  F.,  and  others,  Opere  burlesche,  v.  2, 
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Franzoesische  studien.  Herausg.  von  G. 
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Franzoesische  verfassun gsgescliiclite  von 
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Franzoesische  volksdiclitung-  und  sage. 

2  v.  Scheffler,  W.  2384 

Franzoesische  volkslieder.  Haupt,  M.  2397 
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Le  piante  fanerogame  della  Svizzera  insu- 
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Franzos,  Karl  Emil  (Ed.)  1848 — . 

Die  suggestion  und  die  dichtung.  Gut- 
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Frapan,  Ilse.  Altmodische  leute.  24  pp. 

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Frary,  Raoul.  Brunetiere,  F.  Question  du 

Latin  par  F.  20  pp.  -{Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1885,  3  p5r. 
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Frascati,  Bps.  of.  See  Gilon. — Pitra,  J.  B. 
Frascherie,  Delle.  Abati,  A.  2307 

Fraser,  Alexander  Campbell,  LL.  D.  1819 — . 

Philosophical  development.  21  pp.  (Mind,  v.  15,  1890, 

p.  1.) 

-  Reminiscences  of  Yarrow.  See  Russell,  J. 

-  Locke.  31  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  173,  1891, 

p.  92.) 

Fraser,  Andrew  Henderson  Leith.  Local  self- 

government  in  the  central  provinces  of  India.  10  pp. 
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Voh.  III.— 196. 


Fraser,  Donald,  D.  D.  1826 — .  Church  prob¬ 
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Fraser,  Donald,  M.  D.  Case  of  hemiplegia 

and  hemianaesthesia  in  an  idiot,  as  the  result  of  paralysis 
of  the  left  cerebral  hemisphere.  6  pp.  1  pi.  (Brain,  \.  3, 
1881,  p.  536.) 

Fraser,  George  Willoughby.  Clearance  of  the 

tombs  of  Beni  Hasan.  4  pp.  (Egypt  Explor.  Fund,  Spe¬ 
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Fraser,  Maj.-Gen.  Hastings. 

Memoir  and  correspondence  of  Gen.  James 
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Fraser,  J.  Puritanism.  9  pp.  ( Macmillan’s 
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Fraser,  James,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Manchester. 

Hughes,  T.  James  Fraser,  second  Bp.  of 
Manchester  :  a  memoir,  1818-85.  1887.  4783 

-  Charges  of  F.  25  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  163,  1886,  p.293.) 

See  also  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  68,  1887,  p.  234. 

Fraser,  Maj.  James. 

Manuscript.  His  adventure  in  Scotland 
and  England ;  his  mission  to,  and  travels  in, 
France  in  search  of  his  chief ;  his  services  in 
the  rebellion  (and  his  quarrels)  with  Simon 
Fraser,  Lord  Lovat,  1696-1737.  Ed.  by  Alex¬ 
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4717 

Fraser,  James.  18  cent. 

History  of  Nadir  Shah,  formerly  called 
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Fraser,  Gen.  James  Stuart. 

Fraser,  H.  Memoir  and  correspondence 

of  Gen.  James  Stuart  Fraser  of  the  Madras 

army.  1885.  4764 

Fraser,  John.  1846 — .  An  American  amateur 

astronomer.  8  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  16,  1889,  p.  300.) 

Fraser,  John.  La  Salle’s  homestead  at  Lachine. 

5  p.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  24,  1890,  p.  447.) — Battle  of 
Queenstown  heights,  Oct.  13,  1812.  9  pp.  (Mag. 

Am.  Hist.  v.  24,  1890,  p.  203.) 

Fraser,  John  A.  Artist’s  experience  in  the 

Canadian  Rockies.  14  pp.  (Fairchild,  G.  M.,  Jr.,  Cana¬ 
dian  leaves,  p.  233.) 

Fraser,  Rev.  John  H.  John  Kennedy.  8  pp. 

(Disruption  worthies  of  the  Highlands,  Memorial  of  1843, 
p.  254.) 

Fraser,  Lionel  Mordaunt. 

History  of  Trinidad,  1781-1813.  v.  1.  Trini¬ 
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Fraser,  M.  F.  A.  Fish-skin  Tartars.  43  pp. 
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Fraser,  Col.  Malcolm.  Extract  from  a  MS. 
journal,  relating  to  the  siege  of  Quebec  in  1759.  37  pp. 
(Quebec  Lit.  and  Hist.  Soc.  Hist.  doc.  2  s.) 

Fraser,  Simon,  12  Baron  Lovat. 

Arbuthnot,  A.  Life,  adventures,  and 
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Fraser,  Sir  William,  LL.  D. 

Disraeli  and  his  day.  2  ed.  London,  1891. 
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-  First  and  second  report  on  the  Marchmont  muni¬ 
ments  of  the  family  of  Polwarth,  Lords  Polwarth,  and 
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Cambuskenneth,  A.  D.  1147-1535.  Edinburgi, 
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-  Memorials  of  the  Earls  of  Haddington.  21  pp. 

(Rev.  of  in  Blackwood’s  Mag-,  v.  149,  1891,  p.  559.) — Red 
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Fraser,  William.  Murder  of  Commissioner 

Fraser,  1835.  7  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  123,  1878,  p.  32.) 

Fraser.  See  also  Frayser. — Frazer. 

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Due  spedizioni  militari  di  Giulio  II,  tratte 
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Frederick,  King  of  Bohemia.  See  Frederick  V, 
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den  kunst.  19  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  y.  51,  1887, 
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p.  550.) — Malden,  H.  Frederic  II.  16  pp.  (In  his  Dis¬ 
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Frederic  II  et  les  arts  5,  la  cour  de  Prusse.  45  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1883,  3  p6r.  v.  56,  p.  880.) — Pfaudd,  A. 
Friedrich  der  Grosse  und  die  einfuehrung  der  regie  in 
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Grossen  und  seine  inhaber.  26  pp.  (Koenigl.  Preus- 
sisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  14,  1893,  p.  101.)— Friedrich 
der  Grosse  als  kronprinz  in  Rheinsberg  und  die  bildenden 
kuenste.  21  pp.  1  pi.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunst¬ 
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als  sammler  von  gemaelden  und  skulpturen.  30  pp.  3  pi. 
(Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  13,  1892, 
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See  also  Germany,  History. — Prussia,  History. — 
Seven  years'  war. 

Frederick  III,  King  of  Prussia.  See  Frederick 
III,  German  Emperor  and  King  of  Prussia. 
Frederick  I,  King  of  Sicily.  See  Frederick  II, 
Emperor  of  Germany. 

Frederick  II,  King  of  Sicily.  Bozzo,  S.  V. 

Elenco  dei  feudatari  siciliani  sotto  Re  Federico  II 
1’ Aragonese.  51  pp.  ( Propugnatore ,  v.  14,  pt.  2,  1881, 
p.  259:  v.  15,  pt.  1,  1882,  p.  86.) 

Frederick  III,  King  of  Sicily. 

Cosentino,  G.  (Ed.)  Codice  diplomatico 
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Frederick,  Archduke  of  Austria.  See  Fred¬ 
erick  III,  the  Handsome,  King  of  Germany. 
Frederick  II,  the  Wise,  Elector  Palatine. 

Soitero,  M.  De  bello  Pannonico  per  Fridericum 
contra  Solimanum  Turcarum  tyrannum  gesto.  34  pp. 
(Schwandtner,  J.  G.,  Script,  rer.  Hungar.  v.  1,  p.  569.) 

Frederick  III,  the  Pious,  Elector  Palatine. 

KlueUbolin,  A.  Testament  Friedericlis  des  From- 
men,  Churfuersten  von  der  Pfalz.  64  pp.  (Munich, 
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v.  12,  pt.  3,  1874,  p.  41.) 

Frederick  V,  Elector  Palatine,  and  King  of 
Bohemia.  Marriage  of  F.  and  the  king’s  daughter,  the 
lady  Elizabeth.  14  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  3, 
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Frederick  I,  the  Warlike,  Elector  of  Saxony. 

SehroecUh,  J.  M.  Leben  des  Kurfuersten  von  Sach¬ 
sen  Friedrichs  des  Streitbaren.  76  pp.  (In  his  Allgem. 
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FREDERICK  WILLIAM 


Frederick  III,  the  Wise,  Elector  of  Saxony. 

Bode,  W.  Aus  der  gemaeldegalerie  der  koenigliehen 
museen.  Albrecht  Duerer’s  bildnis  des  Kurfuersten 
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Frederick,  Prince  of  Wales.  See  Frederick 
Louis,  Prince  of  Wales. 

Frederick,  Bp.  of  Liege.  Vita.  5  pp.  (Mar- 

tSne,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  4 
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Frederick,  St.,  Bp.  of  Utrecht.  Oetbert.  Passio 

Friderici  Episcopi  Trajectensis.  15  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc. 
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Frederick,  the  Noble.  See  Frederick  III,  Ger¬ 
man  Emperor  and  King  of  Prussia. 

Frederick.  See  also  Friederich. — Friedrich. 
Frederick,  Md. 

Schultz,  E.  T.  First  settlements  of  Ger¬ 
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Frederick,  County,  Md. 

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Frederick,  County,  Va. 

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Frederick  Henry,  Prince  of  Orange,  Stad- 
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Stolker,  A.  Prins  Maurits  von  Nassau 
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Frederick  Henry,  Prince  of  Wales. 

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Frederick  Louis,  Prince  of  Wales.  Etoffe,  (— ). 

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Frederick  William  I,  King  of  Prussia.  1688- 

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Manifesto.  See  Leopold  II,  Emperor  of 
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Frederick  William  Til,  King  of  Prussia. 

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Frederick  William  IV,  King  of  Prussia. 

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guerre  de  CrimOe.  103  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1887, 
3  p6r.  v.  84,  pp.  72,  853 ;  1888,  3  per.  v.  85,  p.  70.) 

Frederick  William,  the  Great,  Elector  of 
Brandenburg. 

Erdmannsdoerffer,  B.,  and  others  (Eds.) 
Urkunden  und  actenstuecke  zur  geschichte 
der  inneren  politik  des  Kurfuersten  Friedrich 
Wilhelm  von  Brandenburg,  v.  1.  1895.  3403 

- (Eds.)  Urkunden  und  actenstuecke  zur 

geschichte  des  Kurfuersten  Friedrich  Wil¬ 
helm  von  Brandenburg,  v.  8,  11-15.  1884- 

94,  6  v.  in  7.  3403 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Ledderhose,  K.  F.  Friedrich  Wilhelm, 

der  grosse  Kurfuerst  von  Brandenburg.  1870. 

5856 

-  Meinardus,  O.  Protokolle  und  relationen 

des  brandenburgischen  geheimen  rathes  aus 
der  zeit  des  Kurfuersten  Friedrich  Wilhelm. 
1889-93,  3  v.  (Pub.  aus  d.  K.  preuss.  staats- 
.archiven,  v.  41,  54,  55.)  4404 

-  Schroeeltli.  J.  M.  Leben  des  Kurfuersten  von 

Brandenburg,  Friedrich  Wilhelms  des  Grossen.  172  pp. 
(In  his  Allgem.  biog.  v.  3,  p.  203.) — Seidel,  P.  Bezie- 
hungen  des  grossen  Kurfuersten  und  Koenig  Friedrichs 
I  zur  niederlaendischen  kunst.  33  pp.  3  pi.  (Koenigl. 
Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  11,  1890,  p.  119.) 

Frederick  William  I,  Elector  of  Hesse  Cassel. 

llnlm,  S.  Friedrich  Wilhelm,  Kurfuerst  von  Hessen- 
Kassel.  5  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1875,  v.  1,  p.  161.) 

Frederick  William,  Crown  Prince  of  Prussia. 
See  Frederick  III,  German  Emperor  and  King 
of  Prussia. 


FREDERICK  I  WILLIAM  CHARLES 


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FREE  EDUCATION 


Frederick  I  William  Charles,  King  of 
Wuerttemberg.  1754-1816. 

Briefwechsel  der  Koenigin  Katharina  und 
des  Koenigs  J6rome  von  Westphalen,  sowie 
des  Kaisers  Napoleon  I  mit  dem  Koenig 
Friedrich  von  Wuerttemberg.  Herausg.  von 
August  von  Schlossberger.  Stuttgart,  1886- 
87.  3  v.  8°.  4796 

-  Politische  und  militaerische  correspondenz 

mit  Kaiser  Napoleon  I.  Herausg.  von  August 
von  Schlossberger,  1805-13.  Stuttgart,  1889. 
8°.  3714 

Fredericksburg,  Va. 

Campaign  of  Fredericksburg,  Nov. -Dec. 
1862.  By  a  line  officer.  1886.  2616 

-  Palfrey,  F.  W.  Antietam  and  Frede¬ 
ricksburg.  1882.  {Campaigns  of  the  Civil  tear, 
no.  5. )  2617 

-  Scott,  R.  N.,  and  others.  War  of  the  re¬ 
bellion  :  a  compilation  of  the  official  records 
of  the  Union  and  Confederate  armies.  1  s. 
v.  21.  Battle  of  Fredericksburg.  1888.  ( U.  S. 
War  Dept.)  4575 

-  Alexander,  E.  P.  Battle  of  F.  29  pp.  (Southern 

Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  10,  1882,  pp.  382,  445.) — Ames,  J.  W. 
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and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  ...  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  3,  p.  122.)— 
Brainerd,  W.  Pontoniers  at  F.  2  pp.  (Johnson, 

R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  3, 
p.  121.)— Burnside,  A.  E.,  and  Lee,  R.  E.  Opposing 
forces  at  F.  6  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C., 
Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  3,  p.  143.) — Conway,  M.  D. 
Fredericksburg  first  and  last.  37  pp.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist. 
v.  17,  1887,  pp.  185,  449.)— Hunting  a  mythical  pall-bearer. 
6  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  72,  1886,  p.  211.)— Coucli,  D.  N. 
Sumner’s  “right  grand  division.”  16  pp.  (Johnson, 

R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  3, 
p.  105;  and  Century  Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  626.) — Criteher, 
J.  Dahlgren’s  ride  into  F.  4  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc. 
Papers,  v.  3,  1877,  p.  87.)— Daniel,  F.  In  an  old  Virginia 
town.  12  pp.  ( Harper’s  Mag.  v.  70,  1885,  p.  601.) — Haw¬ 
kins,  R.  C.  Why  Burnside  did  not  renew  the  attack  at 

F.  2  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of 
the  Civil  war,  v.  3,  p.  126.) — Humphreys,  B.  G.  Recol¬ 
lections  of  F.  14  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  14, 
1886,  p.  415. )— Jackson,  H.  H.  Sedgwick  at  E.  and  Salem 
Heights.  9  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles 
.  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  3,  p.  224;  and  Century  Mag.  v.  10, 
1886,  p.  770.)— Johnson,  B.  T.  Oration,  upon  the  un¬ 
veiling  of  the  monument  to  the  Confederate  dead  at  F. 
June  10,  1891.  10  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  18, 

1890,  p.  397.)— Kershaw,  J.  B.  Kershaw’s  brigade  at  F. 

1  p.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the 
Civil  war,  v.  3,  p.  95.) — Lacy,  J.  H.  Lee  at  F.  4  pp. 

( Century  Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  605.)—  Lafayette's  wel¬ 
come  to  F.  2  pp.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  19,  1888,  p.  78.) — 
Landry,  R.  P.  Donaldsonville  artillery  at  the  battle 
of  F.  5  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  23,  1895, 
p.  198.)— Longstreet,  J.  Battle  of  F.  16  pp.  (John¬ 
son,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war, 
v.  3,  p.  70;  and  Century  Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  609.) — Mc¬ 
Clellan,  H.  B.  Gallant  Pelham  and  his  gun  at  F.  4  pp. 
(Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  12,  1884,  p.  466.) — Jlctl., 

G.  Battle  of  F.  2  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  19, 

1891,  p.  262. )— McLaws,  L.  Confederate  left  at  F.  9  pp. 
(Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil 
war,  v.  3,  p.  83.)— Mason,  W.  R.  Notes  of  a  Confederate 
staff-officer.  2  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C., 
Battles  . .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  3,  p.  100.) — Maury,  D.  H. 
Address  at  the  reunion  of  Confederate  veterans,  Maury 
camp,  No.  2,  Fredericksburg,  Va.,  Aug.  23,  1883  .  8  pp. 
(Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  11,  1883,  p.  544.)— Owen, 


W.  M.  Hot  day  on  Marye’s  heights.  3  pp.  (Johnson, 
R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  3, 
p.  97.) — Ransom,  R.  Ransom’s  division  at  E.  2  pp. 
(Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil 
war,  v.  3,  p.  94.)— Smith,  G.  E.,  and  Curtis,  O.  B.  In 
the  ranks  at  F.  1  p.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C., 
Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  3,  p.  142.) — Smith,  W.  E. 
Franklin’s  “left  grand  division.”  11  pp.  (Johnson, 
R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  3, 
p.  128,  and  Century  Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  637.)— Wey¬ 
mouth,  H.  G.  O.  Crossing  of  the  Rappahannock  by 
the  19  Massachusetts.  1  p.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel, 
C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  3,  p.  121.) 

See  also  United  States,  History,  Civil  war. 

Fredericq,  Paul.  1850 — . 

Study  of  history  in  England  and  Scotland. 
Authorized  translation  from  the  French  by 
Henrietta  Leonard.  Baltimore,  1887.  8°. 

(Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in 
hist,  and  polit.  sci.  5  s.  no.  10. )  4653 

-  Study  of  history  in  Germany  and  France. 

Authorized  translation  from  the  French  by 
Henrietta  Leonard.  Baltimore,  1890.  8°. 

(Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in 
hist,  and  polit.  sci.  8  s.  nos.  5,  6.)  4653 

— — -  Study  of  history  in  Holland  and  Belgium. 
Authorized  translation  from  the  French  by 
Henrietta  Leonard.  Baltimore,  1890.  8°. 

(Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in 
hist,  and  polit.  sci.  8  s.  no.  10. )  4653 

-  {Ed.)  Corpus  documentorum  Inquisitionis 

haereticae  pravitatis  Neerlandicae.  Gent, 

1889-96.  2  v.  8°.  —4264 

Frederik  Muller-Fonds.  Bijdragen  tot  eene 
nederlandsche  bibliographie.  See  Bijdragen, 
etc. 

Frederking,  A.  Zu  Sophokles’  Antigone. 

2  pp.  {Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  46,  1891,  p.  144.) 

Frediani,  Francesco.  Guasti,  C.  Necrologia 

di  F.  5  pp.  {Archiv.  stor.  ital.  2  s.  v.  3,  pt.  2,  1856,  p.  241.) 

Free  agency.  See  Liberty  of  the  will. 

Free  Church  of  Scotland. 

Wylie,  J.  A.  Historical  sketch  of  the 
Free  Church  of  Scotland,  from  1843  down  to 
the  present  time  [1881] .  {Disruption  worthies , 
Memorial  of  1843,  v.  1. )  3793 

-  Free  Kirk.  27  pp.  (  Westrn.  Rev.  v.  40,  1843,  p.  189.) 

—Hamilton,  J.  Farewell  to  Egypt ;  or,  the  departure 
of  the  Free  Church  of  Scotland  out  of  an  Erastian 
establishment.  25  pp.  {Disruption  worthies  of  the  High¬ 
lands,  Memorial  of  1843,  p.  1.)— Hamilton-Gordon. 
J.  C.,  7  Earl  of  Aberdeen.  Union  of  Presbyterian  churches. 
8  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885,  p.  717.)— Miller,  H. 
Sketch  of  the  Disruption  day.  6  pp.  {Disruption  worthies, 
Memorial  of  1843,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Roberts,  A.  Union  of 
Scottish  Presbyterians.  21  pp.  {Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  82, 
1885,  p.  257.)— Scotch  liberationists.  12  pp.  {Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  531.) 

See  also  Church  of  Scotland.  —  Presbyterian 
Church.— Scotland,  Church  history. 

Free  cities  of  Germany.  See  Germany. 

Free  education.  12  pp.  Alford,  B.  H. 

(Mackay,  T.,  Plea  for  liberty,  p.  26.) 


free  institutions 


1570 


FREE  TRADE  AND  PROTECTION 


Free  institutions. 

Hart,  A.  B.  Introduction  to  the  study  of 
federal  government.  1891.  ( Harvard  Hist. 

Monographs ,  no.  2  :  Harvard  Univ.  Pub. )  4646 

-  Dalton,  J.  N.  Federal  states  of  the  world.  21  pp. 

(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  16,  1884,  p.  96.) — Denison.  G.  A. 
Power  and  stability  of  federative  governments.  23  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  40,  1829,  p.  135.) — Federal 
government.  14  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  129,  1888,  p.  573.) 
— Fiske,  J.  Federal  union.  12  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
v.  70, 1885,  p.  407.) — Kelsey,  F.  W.  Genesis  of  modern 
free  institutions.  14  pp.  ( New  Englander,  v.  43,  1884, 
p.  487.) — Vischer,  W.  History  of  federal  government 
by  E.  A.  Freeman.  54  pp.  (Kleine  schriften,  v.  1,  p.  534.) 

See  also  Demoeraey.  —  Eiberty.  —  Folitieal 
science.— Representation. — Suffrage. 

Free  Joe  and  the  rest  of  the  world.  7  pp. 

Harris,  J.  C.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  7,  1885,  p.  117.) 

Free  libraries.  21  pp.  O’Brien,  M.  D. 

(Mackay,  T.,  Plea  for  liberty,  p.  329.) 

Free  public  libraries.  Greenwood,  T.  W.58 
Fi  *ee  Religious  Association.  Emerson,  R. 
W.  Remarks  at  the  organization  of  the  Free  Religious 
Association  ;  Speech  at  the  annual  meeting  of  the  Free 
Religious  Association.  14  pp.  ( Works,  v.  11,  pp.  379,  385 ; 
and  Miscellanies,  pp.  379,  385.) 

Free  schools.  14  pp.  Adderley,  Sir  C.  B., 

1  Baron  Norton.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885,  p.  804.) 

Free  schools  and  public  management.  14  pp. 

Stanley,  E.  L.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  57,  1890,  p.  440. ) 

Free  Society  of  Traders  in  Pennsylvania, 

Articles,  settlement,  and  offices  of  the.  14  pp.  (Pa.  Mag. 
Hist.  v.  5,  1881,  p.  37.) 

See  also  Pa.  Mag.  Hist.,  v.  11,  1887,  p.  175. 

Free  thinking-.  Bentley,  R.  Remarks  upon 

a  late  discourse  of  free-thinking.  186  pp.  (  Works,  v.  3, 
p.  287.) — Riielianau,  R.  Free  thought  in  America. 
17  pp.  (In  his  Look  round  literature,  p.  135 ;  and  N.  Am. 
Rev,  v.  140,  1885,  p.  316.) — Uhalkley,  T.  Free  thought 
communicated  to  free  thinkers,  in  order  to  promote 
thinking  on  the  name  and  works  of  God.  14  pp.  (  Works, 
p.  586.)— Hoy  wood,  J.  Historical  progress  of  free 
thought.  8  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  7,  1878, 
p.  155.)— Filly,  W.  S.  Free  thought:  French  and  Eng¬ 
lish.  27  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  41,  p.  221.)— M.  Marriage 
and  free  thought.  20  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  50,  1891, 
p.  259.)— Mansel,  H.  L.  Freethinking  :  its  history  and 
tendencies.  46  pp.  (Letters,  p.  291.)— Plielan,  D.  S. 
Limitations  of  freethinking.  9  pp.  ( N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  137, 
1883,  p.  287.) 

See  also  Agnosticism.—  Atheism.— Deism.— In¬ 
fidelity.  —  Materialism.  —  Rationalism.  —  Scep¬ 
ticism.—  Unbelief. 

Free  trade  and  Protection. 

Poinsard,  L.  Libre-6change  et  protec¬ 
tion.  1893.  -  — 1367 

■ -  Shaw,  A.  {Ed.)  National  revenues:  a 

collection  of  papers  by  American  economists. 
1888.  —1398 
-  Breckinridge,  W.  C.  P.  Free  trade  or  protection. 

22  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  505.)— “  Common 
sense  at  last.  ”  [From  a  letter  by  a  British  peer.]  4  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  147,  1888,  p.  340.)— Droz,  N.  Protec- 
tionnisme  ou  libre-6change.  42  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et 
rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  20,  1883,  p.  225.)— Gossip,  G.  H.  D. 
Protection  versus  free  trade  in  Australia.  13  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  47,  1890,  p.  841.)— Grey,  H.  G.,  3  Earl  of 
drey.  Protection  ;  free  trade  ;  fair  trade  ;  colonial  trade. 

23  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  31,  1892,  p.  38.)  — Metas- 
Noblat,  A.  de.  Libre  ^change  et  protection.  31  pp. 
(Correspondant,  v.  32,  1853,  p.  255.)— Mills,  R.  Q.  Glad- 
stone-Blaine  controversy.  32  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150, 
1890,  p.  145.) — Morrill,  J.  S.  Free  trade  or  protection  : 


a  continuation  of  the  Gladstone-Blaine  controversy. 
20  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  281.) 

See  also  Commerce  and  Trade. — Corn  laws. — 
Gl.  Britain,  Tariff. — Political  economy. — Reci¬ 
procity. — Tariff.— United  States,  Tariff. 

Free  trade. 

Cobden  Club.  [Publications.]  [1879J-90, 
6  v.  —1362 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Medley,  G.  W.  Fair  trade  unmasked  ;  or, 

notes  on  the  minority  report  of  the  Royal 
Commission  on  the  depression  of  trade  and 
industry.  [1887.]  {Cobden  Club.)  — 1362 

-  Playfair,  Sir  L.  Tariffs  of  the  United 

States  in  relation  to  free  trade.  1890.  (Cob¬ 
den  Club. )  — 1362 

-  Prentice,  D.  Policy  of  a  free  trade  in 

corn.  n.  d.  ( With  Hill,  R.,  Home  colonies.) 

3155 

-  Bird,  J.  No  more  commercial  treaties.  7  pp.  (Fortn. 

Rev.  n.  s.  v.  31,  1882,  p.  530.) — Treaties  of  commerce  a 
surrender  of  principles,  7  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  30, 
1881,  p.  253.) — Bryant,  W.  C.  Freedom  of  exchange. 
15  pp.  ( Prose  writings,  v.  2,  p.  242.) — Federation  and 
free  trade.  11pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  136,  1891,  p.  113.)— 
Free  trade  versus  fair  trade.  15  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev. 
v.  129,  1888,  p.  214.)— Gladstone,  W.  E.  Free  trade. 
27  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  1.) — Hnrlbert,  W. 
H.  “Reciprocity”  and  Canada.  13  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  153,  1891,  p.  468.)— Uaveleyc,  E.  L.  V.  de.  Bimetallism 
and  free  trade.  18  pp.  ( Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  30,  1881,  p.  108. ) 
— Uieber,  F.  Notes  on  fallacies  of  American  protec¬ 
tionists.  71pp.  (Miscel.  writings,  v.  2,  p.  389.) — Medley, 
G.  W.  Fair-trade  fog  and  fallacy.  13  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  21,  1884,  p.  273.) — The  lion’s  share  of  the  world’s 
trade:  a  reply  to  Lord  Penzance.  20  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  19, 1886,  p.  807.)— Vitality  of  protectionist  fal¬ 
lacies.  8  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  131,  1889,  p.  611.) — Welsh, 
J.  English  views  of  free  trade.  12  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  135,  1882,  p.  403.)— W'ilde,  J.  P.,  1  Baron  Penzance. 
Collapse  of  the  free  trade  argument.  18  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  20,  1886,  p.  322.)— Free-trade  idolatry.  32  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  pp.  380,  590.) 

Protection. 

Donnell,  E.  J.  Wages  and  tariffs.  In¬ 
fluence  of  the  protective  system  on  wages, 
social  organization,  and  the  distribution  of 
wealth.  [1884.  J  — 1362 

-  Ely,  R.  T.  Problems  of  to-day  :  a  dis¬ 
cussion  of  protective  tariffs,  taxation,  and 
monopolies.  [1888.]  — 1398 

-  Roscher,  W.  Principles  of  political  econ¬ 
omy  .  .  .  With  additional  chapters  ...  on 
paper  money,  international  trade,  and  the 
protective  system.  1878,  2  v.  — 1363 

-  Thompson,  R.  W.  History  of  protective 

tariff  laws.  1888.  — i367 

-  Blaine,  J.  G.  Protection.  28  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 

v.  150,  1890,  p.  27.) — Cullom,  S.  M.  Protection  and  the 
farmer.  12  pp.  (Forum,  v.  8,  1889,  p.  136.)  — Eaton, 
D.  C.  Thoughts  about  protection  and  centralization. 
19  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  53,  1890,  p.374.) — Fallacies 
of  fair  trade.  34  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  154,  1881,  p.562.) — 
Kelley,  W.  D.  How  protection  protects.  13  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  4,  1887,  p.  582.) — M’Kinley,  W.  Value  of 
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FREEMAN,  Edward  Augustus 


Free  trade  in  discussion.  14  pp.  Dodge, 

M.  A.  (G.  Hamilton,  pseud.)  ( N .  Am.  Rev.  v.  142,  1886, 
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Free  will.  See  Liberty  of  the  will. 

Free  zone  in  Mexico.  13  pp.  Romero,  M. 

(IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  154,  1892,  p.  459.) 

Freedmen.  Cable,  G.  W.  Freedman’s  case 

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1885,  p.  602.) — Howard,  O.  O.  Freedmen  during  the 
war.  24  pp.  (New  Princeton  Rev.  v.  1,  1886,  p.  373;  v.  2, 

1886,  p.234.) — Sumner,  C.  National  security  and  the 
national  faith :  guaranties  for  the  national  freedmen 
and  the  national  creditor.  52  pp.  (  Works,  v.  9,  p.437.) 

See  also  Negroes. 

Freedom.  See  Liberty. 

Freedom,  Industrial.  Means,  D.  M.  — 4364 
Freedom  of  God.  10  pp.  Stiles,  W.  C.  ( New 

Englander,  v.  51,  1889,  p.  456.) 

Freedom  of  mind  in  willing.  Hazard,  R.  G. 

—1458 

Freedom  of  the  press.  See  Press. 

Freedom  of  the  will.  See  Liberty  of  the  will. 
Freedom  to  bondage,  From.  26  pp.  Spencer, 

H.  (Mackay,  T.,  Plea  for  liberty,  p.  1.) 

Freedom  triumphant.  Coffin,  C.  C.  (Carle- 
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Freehold,  N.  J.  Proceedings  of  the’commit- 

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Frce-holder,  The.  Addison,  J.  .2586 

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Freeland,  Mary  de  Witt. 

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1886,  p.  321.)— Early  architecture  of  tlie  cathedral. 
9  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc. 
Proc.  v.  34,  1889,  p.  12.) — Bulgaria  and  Servia.  11  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  48,  1885,  p.  876.) — Place  of  Carlisle  in 
English  history.  30  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  39,  1882, 
p.317.) — Carthage.  18  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  58,  1890, 
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Journ.  v.  43,  1886,  p.  250.)— Christianity  and  the 
“ geocentric ”  system.  21pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  55, 

1889,  p.  539.)— City  and  borough.  9  pp.  ( Macmillan’s 
Mag.  v.  60,  1889,  p.  29.)— Debt  of  the  old  world  to 
the  new.  9  pp.  (Forum,  v.  4,  1887,  p.  451.) — Munster 
priory  church.  16  pp.  2  pi.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol. 
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endowments;  Ancient  lay  endowments.  26  pp.  (Con- 
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the  origin  of  the  English.  16  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  57, 

1890,  p.  36  )— English  universities  and  colleges. 
12  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  153,1891,  p.  67.)— Ancient  Greece 
and  mediaeval  Italy.  38pp.  (Oxford  essays,  1857, 
p.  129.) — Greek  in  the  universities.  9  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  60,  1891,  p.  663.)— House  of  Hafosbnrg  in  south¬ 
eastern  Europe.  13  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  45,  1889, 
p.839.) — Prospects  of  Home  rule.  17  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  40,  1886,  p.  317.)— Some  aspects  of  Home  rule. 
16  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  49,  1886,  p.  153.) — House  of 
Lords  and  the  county  councils.  16  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  43,  1888,  p.  589.)— Imj»erial  federation.  16  pp. 
(Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  51,  1885,  p.  430.) — King  Ine.  116  pp. 
(Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.v.  18, 
1874,  p.  1;  v.  20,  1875,  p.  1.)— Parallels  to  Irish  Home 
rule.  6  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  46,  1889,  p.  293.) — Lit¬ 
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1887,  p.  549.)— Architecture  of  Malmesbury  abbey 
church.  19  pp.  ( Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist. 
Mag.  v.  8,  1864,  p.  82.)— Review  of  my  opinions.  13  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  13,  1892,  p.  145.)— Oxford  after  40  years. 

32  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  51,  1887,  pp.  609,  814.)— Dangers 

to  the  peace  of  Europe.  19  pp.  (Forum,  v.  12,  1891, 
p.  293.)— P^rigueux  and  Cahors.  20  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  50, 1886,  p.  324.)— Perpendicular  of  Somerset 
compared  with  that  of  East-Anglia.  28  pp.  4  pi.  (Som¬ 
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the  churches  of  Somerset.  77  pp.  5  pi.  (Somersetshire 
Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  2,  1852,  p.  33  ;  v.  3, 
1853,  p.  1.)— Patriciate  of  Pippin.  29  pp.  (Eng.  Hist. 
Rev.  v.  4,  1889,  p.  684.)— Preface.  18  pp.  (Leger,  L., 
Hist,  of  Austro-Hungary ,  p.  v.) — Saint-Paul  Trois- 
Ehftteaux.  10  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  45,  1888,  p.  12.) 
— Sens  and  Auxerre.  20  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  39, 
1882,  p.  97.)— Sicilian  travel,  1878-89.  16  pp.  (Con¬ 

temp.  Rev.  v.  56,  1889,  p.  381.)— Early  history  of  Sussex. 

33  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  40,  1883,  p.  335.) — Things, 
names,  and  letters.  14  pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  49, 
1886,  p.  546.)— Toulouse  and  Narbonne.  17  pp. 
(Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  44, 1887,  p.  129. )— Tyrants  of  Britain, 
Gaul,  and  Spain,  A.  D.  406-11.  33  pp.  (Eng.  Hist.  Rev. 
v.  1, 1886,  p.  53.)— Valentia  Segellaunorum.  11pp. 
(Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  44,  1887,  p.  311.)— On  the  architecture 
of  the  neighbourhood  of  Yeovil.  17  pp.  5  pi.  (Somer¬ 
setshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  4,  1854, 

p.  1.) 

- Sacrifice  of  education  to  examination.  4pp, 

See  Mueller,  F,  M.?  and  others, 


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FREHER,  Marquard 


- Bryce,  J.  Edward  A.  Freeman.  13  pp.  (Eng.  Hist. 

Rev.  v.  7,  1892,  p.  497.)— Methods  of  historical  study. 
15  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  70,  1886,  p.  367.) — 
Hunt,  W.  Edward  A.  Freeman.  19  pp.  1  pi.  (Somer¬ 
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towns.  London,  1887-93.  11  v.  12°.  2424 

Contents. 

Boston,  by  H.  C.  Lodge.  London,  by  W.  J.  Loftie. 

Bristol,  by  W.  Hunt.  New  York,  by  T.  Roose 

Carlisle,  by  W.  Creighton.  velt. 

Cinque  Ports,  by  M.  Bur-  Oxford,  by  C.  W.  Boase. 

rows.  Winchester,  by  G.  W.  Kit- 

Colchester,  by  E.  L.  Cutts.  chin. 

Exeter,  by  E.  A.  Freeman.  York,  by  J.  Raine. 

Freeman,  M.  S.  Doctrine  of  predestination 

from  Augustine  to  Peter  Lombard  (430-1160).  25  pp. 

(Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  47,  1890,  p.  645.) 

Freeman,  Rev.  Philip.  1818-75.  On  some  of 

the  characteristic  features  of  Chichester  cathedral.  7  pp. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  1,  1848,  p.  142.)— On  some 
antiquities  lately  discovered  in  St.  Olave's  church, 
Chichester.  16  pp.  1  pi.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  5,  1852,  p.  213.) — On  the  site  of  “a  temple  by  Chi¬ 
chester,”  as  etched  by  John  Dunstall.  5  pp.  (Sussex 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  7,  1854,  p.  56.) 

Freeman-Mitford,  Algernon  Bertram.  1837 — . 

President’s  address.  5  pp.  ( Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Arch¬ 
aeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  16,  1891-92,  p.  47.) 

Freemasonry. 

Adams,  J.  Q.,  Pres.  U.  S.  Letters  on  the 
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-  Concordia  Lodge,  No.  13,  A.  F.  and  A.  M. 

Baltimore,  Md.  Centenary.  Exercises  held 
at  Lehmann’s  hall,  Apr.  13-14, 1893.  Together 
with  a  full  history  of  the  lodge,  1793-1893, 
compiled  from  its  records  and  other  sources. 

1894.  —1371 
-  Conder,  E.,  Jr.  Records  of  the  hole  crafte 

and  fellowship  of  Masons,  with  a  chronicle  of 
the  history  of  the  worshipful  Company  of 
Masons  of  the  City  of  London.  1894.  — 1371 

-  Evans,  H.  R.  Great  pyramid  and  Napo¬ 
leon  I :  a  Masonic  study,  containing  a  com¬ 
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1895.  —1362 
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its  antiquities,  symbols,  constitutions,  cus¬ 
toms,  etc.  1884-87,  6  v.  — 1362 

-  Harris,  T.  M.  Discourses,  delivered  on 

public  occasions,  illustrating  the  principles  .  .  . 
of  Freemasonry,  n.  d.  — 1398 

-  Le  Plongeon,  A.  Sacred  mysteries  among 

the  Mayas  and  the  Quiches  11,500  years  ago. 
Their  relation  to  the  sacred  mysteries  of 
Egypt,  Greece,  Chaldea,  and  India.  Free 
Masonry  in  times  anterior  to  the  temple  of 
Solomon.  1886.  — 2266 

-  Schultz,  E.  T.  History  of  Freemasonry 

in  Maryland  .  .  .  from  the  earliest  time  to  the 
present.  1884-88,  4  v.  — 1382 

-  Be  Quincey,  T.  Historico-critical  inquiry  into  the 

origin  of  the  Rosicrucians  and  the  Free-masons.  65  pp. 
(Coll,  ivritings,  v.  13,  p.  384.)— Duncan,  J.  D.,  and  Lyon, 
D.  M.  Scots  Masonic  relics.  4  pp.  (Paton,  J.,  Scottish 
nat.  mem.  p.  251.)— Der  Freimaurerbund  und  ver- 
wandte  gesellschaften  der  neuesten  zeit.  18  pp.  (  Unsere 


Zeit,  1874,  v.  1,  p.  657.)— Harvey,  O.  J.  An  old  Masonic 
charter.  8  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  13,  1885,  p.  254.) — 
I.ansfe,  A.  G.  Der  hammer.  12  pp.  (Vermisch.  schrif- 
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great  Masonic  library.  12  pp.  (  Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  22, 
1889,  p.  372.) — Pius  IX  und  die  Freimaurerei  der  letzten 
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Wagner,  H.  Freimaurer-logen.  12  pp.  (Durm,  J., 
and  others,  Handb.  der  architektur,  4  th.  v.  4,  pt.  2,  p.  72.) 
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of  Hartford  co.,  Conn.  v.  1,  p.  195.) 

See  also  Secret  societies.— Templars,  Knights. 

Freer,  Martha  Walker.  See  Robinson,  Mrs. 
M.  W.  F. 

Freestone.  Gillmore,  Q.  A.  Notes  on  the 
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See  also  Architecture  an<l  Building',  Materials. — 

mineralogy. 

Freeze,  John  G.  Mme.  Montour.  9  pp.  (Pa. 

Mag.  Hist.  v.  3,  1879,  p.  79.) 

Freeze.  See  also  Fries.— Friese. — Frieze. 
Freezing  methods.  Application  of,  to  the 

microscopic  examinations  of  the  brain.  12  pp.  2  pi. 
Lewis,  B.  (Brain,  v.  1,  1879,  p.  348.) 

Frege,  Gottlob.  1848 — .  Cohen :  Das  princip 

der  infinitesimal-methode  und  seine  geschichte.  6  pp. 
( Zeits .  f.  philos.  v.  87,  1885,  p.  324.) — E.  G.  Husserl: 
Philosophic  der  arithmetik.  20  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos. 
v.  103,  1894,  p.  313.)— Ueber  das  traegheitsgesetz. 
17  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  98,  1890,  p.  145.) 

-  Michaelis,  C.  T.  Frege:  Begriffsschrift,  eine  der 

arithmetischen  nachgebildete  formelsprache  des  reinen 
denkens.  9  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  12, 1881,  p.  232.) 

Fregier,  H.  A.  Circa  1789-1852. 

Classes  dangereuses  de  la  population  dans 
les  grandes  villes  et  des  moyens  de  les  rendre 
meilleures.  Bruxelles,  1840.  8°.  — 1371 

Fregoso,  Antonio  Philaremo.  — circa  1515. 
Opera  nova  intitulata  Cerva  biancha. 

[Venetia,  1525.]  16°.  2302 

Fregus.  See  Fergus. 

Frelier,  Dionysius  Andreas. 

Law,  W.  Notes  and  materials  for  an  ade¬ 
quate  biography  of :  comprising  an  elucida¬ 
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Frelier,  Marquard  (Ed.)  1565-1614. 

Rerum  Bohemicarum  antiqui  scriptores 
aliquot  insignes,  partim  hactenus  incogniti. 
Hanoviae,  1602.  fo.  3471 

Contents.  De  conversione  Baioariorum  et  Caren- 
thanorum  ad  fidem  Christianam. — Cosmas,  of  Prague. 
Chronica  Bohenioruui.— Epistola  Bohemorum  et  Mo- 
ravorum  ad  Christi  fideles,  anno  1431.— Pius  II  (iEneas 
Sylvius),  Pope.  De  Bohemorum  et  ex  his  Impp.  Rom. 
aliquot  origine  ac  gestis  historia.— Epistola  Constantino- 
politanae  ecclesiae  ad  Bohemos,  scripta  anno  1451 
[ Gr .  and  Lat .] . — Commentarius  de  vita  Carol  i  Bohemiae 
Regis,  et  postea  Imp.  IV  ab  ipso  Carolo  conscriptus. — 
Jenzenstein,  J.  von,  Abp.  of  Prague.  Sermo  post  mortem 
Imp.  Caroli  IV  Regis  Bohemiae. — Piccolomini,  G.,  Cardi¬ 
nal.  De  Hussilis,  et  Georgio  Pogiebracio  Bohemorum 
Rege, liistorica  narratio.— De  johauue  Bohemiae  Rege, 
et  sub  eo  in  regno,  nec  non  in  Germania  actis,  ab  anno 
1317  usque  ad  annum  1333,  accurata  historia,  chronica 
Aulae  Regiae  inscripta. — De  jure  electorates  in  Ro¬ 
mano  imperio,  regibus  Bohemiae  competente,  Rudolphi 
et  Karoli  Rom.  Regum,  et  Ruperti  Palatini  senioris,  at- 
testationes.— De  Juvavensis  sive  Salisburgensis  eccle- 


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siae  origine  et  dioecesi. — De  Waldcnsllms,  eorumque 
doctrina  et  moribus. — Confessio  fidei,  Fratrum  Wal- 
densium,  Regi  Uladislao  ad  Hungariam  missa.— Oratio 
excusatoria  atque  satisfactiva  Fratrum  Waldensium, 
Regi  Uladislao  ad  Ungariam  missa. — Excusatio  Fratrum 
Waldensium,  contra  binas  literas  Doctoris  Augustini, 
datas  ad  Regem. 

—  (Ed.)  Rerum  Germanicarum  scriptores 
aliquot  insignes,  qui  gesta  sub  regibus  et  im- 
peratoribus  Teutonicis,  jam  inde  a  Carolo  M. 
usque  ad  Fredericum  III,  Imp.  perpetua  fere 
serie,  suis  quique  seculis,  litteris  mandata 
posteritati  reliquerunt .  .  .  Ed.  Ill,  curante 
B.  G.  Struvio.  Argentorati,  1717.  3  v.  fo. 

3601 

Contents.  Mennel,  J.  Historia  collatae  Cardinalitiae 
dignitatis  in  Albertum  Moguntinum,  v.  2. — Pappen- 
heim,  M.  von.  Australis  Isistoriae  pars  plenior, 
1276-1303,  v.  1. — Tritheim,  J.  von,  Abbot  of  Spanheim. 
Historia  belli  liavariei,  v.  2,  3.— Atrocianus  or  Acro- 
nius,  J.  Elegia  de  bello  rustico,  v.  3.— Zasius,  U. 
Oratio  funebris,  in  funere  illustrissimae  lllancae 
Mariae  conjugis  Caesareae,  v.  2. — Dynter,  E.  de.  -Gene- 
alogia  Ducum  Rnrgiimliae,  v.  3.— Sabinus,  G.  De 
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French,  A.  D.  Weld. 

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40  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  54,  1861,  p.  246.) — Victoire  Nor- 
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41  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1881,  3  pgr.  v.  47,  p.  762.) — 
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-  Vulson,  M.  de,  Sieur  de  la  Colombidre. 

Palais  des  curieux  ;  ou,  l’Alg6bre  et  le  sort. . . 
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See  also  French  fiction.— French  literature. — 
French  poetry. 

French  Guiana. 

Bajon,  ( — ).  Memoires  pour  servir  4 
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-  History  of  the  revolution  of  the  18  Fructi- 

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mgmoires  et  correspondances  officielles  sur 
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18  Fructidor  (Sept.  4,  1797) ;  and  new  memoirs 
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Note. — Also  in  Hist,  of  the  revolution  of  the  18  Fructidor. 

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la  Guyane  frangaise.  Publications.  1843-44, 

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French  in  America  during  the  war  of  inde¬ 
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French  in  British  America.  See  Canada. — 
French  Canadians. 

French  in  Germany.  18  pp.  Geffcken,  F.  H. 

(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889,  p.  294.) 

French  in  India,  History  of  the.  Malleson, 
G.  B.  3416 

French  in  the  Allegheny  valley.  Chapman, 
T.  J.  "  1627 

French  indemnity.  Payment  of  the  five  mil¬ 
liards.  29  pp.  (Rand,  B.,  Selections  illustr.  econ.  hist. 
p.  326.) 

French  inscriptions.  See  Inscriptions,  French. 
French  invasion  of  Ireland  in  ’98.  Gribay6- 
doff,  V.  2586 

French  king’s  promise  to  the  pretender : 

being  a  public  assurance  solemnly  given  both 
to  him  and  the  late  King  James,  just  before 
the  death  of  that  king.  With  some  reflections 
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Baedeker,  K.  Traveller’s  manual  of  con¬ 
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(Ed.)  Tableau  de  mceurs  au  dixieme  siecle  ; 
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(Romanische  studien,  v.  1,  1875,  p.  358.) — Haefeliu,  F. 
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127  pp.  (Jahrb.  f.  roman,  u.  eng.  lit.  v.  15,  1876,  pp.  133, 
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Hant-Maine. 

Montesson,  C.  R.  de.  Vocabulaire  du 
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Haut-Rhin. 

Lalim,  H.  Patois  de  La  Baroche.  38  pp.  (Ro¬ 
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Jura. 

Clfdat,  L.  Patois  de  Coligny  et  de  St.-Amour. 
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Liege. 

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1866-74,  2  v.  —2142 

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Adams,  Q.  F.  L.  Patois  lorrains.  1881. 

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Horvan. 

Chambure,  E.  de.  Glossaire  du  Morvan. 
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Jford. 

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Normandy. 

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(Romania,  v.  16,  1887,  p.  128.) — Patois  normand.  8  pp. 
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See  also  under  Bray. 

Picardy. 

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Roiicbi. 

See  under  Nord. 

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Switzerlan  d . 

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Vaud. 

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Jouve,  L.  (Ed. )  Chansons  en  patois  vos- 
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Aveyron.—  B5arn. —  Bresse.—  Bugey.—  Corr&ze.—  Creuse 
—Gascony.—  Gers.—  Haute-Garonne.—  Landes.—  Limou¬ 
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-  Bescherelle  (Aine),  L.  N.,  and  Besche- 

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-  Bettinger,  J.  B.  Dictionnaire  gramma¬ 
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French  language,  Dictionaries  with  meanings 
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Anamese. 

Aubaret,  L.  G.  G.  Grammaire  annamite, 
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Matt|>cro,  G.  C.  C.  (Ed.)  Vocabulaire  frangais 
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Le  Gonidec,  J.  F.  M.  M.  A.  Diction- 
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Maspero,  G.  C.  C.  (Ed.)  Vocabulaire  frangais  d’un 
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Chassant,  A.  A.  L.  Petit  vocabulaire 
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Maya. 

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Fonseca,  J.  da.  Novo  diccionario  francez- 
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Pi  AT,  L.  Dictionnaire  frangais-occitanien, 
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Schmidt,  J.  A.  E.  Nouveau  dictionnaire 
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Spa  ill  mIi. 

Martinez-Lopez,  P.,  and  Maurel,  F. 
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—  Nunez  de  Taboada,  M.  E.  Diccionario 
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I.ivres  d'etre  lines.  18  pp.  {Correspondant,  n.  s. 
v.  73,  1877,  p.  1116.) —  MuellemlorlF,  H.  Bibliographie. 
156  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  neufranz.  sprache  u.  lit.  v.  1,  1879,  pp.  141, 
481;  v.  2,  1880,  suppl.)— Plattner,  P.  Die  in  franzoe¬ 
sischer  sprache  verfassten  programmabhandlungen  der 
beiden  letzten  jahre.  29  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  neufranz.  sprache 
u.  lit.  v.  3,  1882,  pp.  347,  539.) 

Note. — For  critical  reviews  of  publications  from  1879- 
87,  see  Iiritische  anzeigcn,  Iiitcrarische  chro- 
nik,  etc.,  in  Zeits.  f.  neufranz.  sprache u.  lit. 

French  literature,  Bibliography,  Periodicals. 

Bulletin  du  bibliophile  et  du  bibliothecaire. 
Paris,  1884-96.  13  v.  W.  85 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Journal  general  de  l’imprimerie.  Paris, 

1884-96.  39  v.  4341 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  Bibliographie  de  la  France,  in 
preceding  catalogue. 

French  literature,  Collections  and  selections. 

Aubertin,  C.  {Ed.)  Ohoix  de  textes  de 
l’ancien  Frangais  du  X  au  XVI  siecle.  1892. 

—2157 

-  Bibliotheque  bleue.  n.  d.  20  v.  2316 

-  Bibliotheque  elzevirienne.  1853-91, 

164  v.  —1118 

-  Bibliotheqe  frangaise  du  moyen  age. 

1881-86,  5  v.  —1198 

-  Crapelet,  G.  A.  {Ed.)  Collection  des 

anciens  monumens  de  1’ histoire  et  de  la 
langue  frangoise.  1829-35,  13  v.  2392 

-  Darmesteter,  A.,  and  Hatzfeld,  A. 

{Eds.)  Morceaux  choisis  des  principaux 
ecrivains  en  prose  et  en  vers  du  XVI  siecle. 
1885.  —1147 

-  Foerster,  W.  ( Ed. )  Altfranzoesische  bib- 

liothek.  1879-91,  12  v.  in  11.  2397 

- and  Koschwitz,  E.  {Eds.)  Altfranzoe- 

sisches  uebungsbuch.  1884.  2397 

-  Fontaine,  C.  {Ed.)  Prosateurs  frangais 

du  XIX  siecle.  1892.  — 2145 

-  Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  {Ed.)  Documents  manu- 

scrits  de  l’ancienne  literature  de  la  France 
conserves  dans  les  bibliotheques  de  la  Grande- 
Bretagne.  1871.  2253 

— —  Regnier,  J.  A.  A.  {Ed.)  Grands  ecrivains 
de  la  France.  1862-95,  19  v. 

-  Societe  des  anciens  textes  frangais.  Publi¬ 
cations.  1883-96,  35  v.  — 1134 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Stengel,  E.  {Ed.)  Mittheilungen  aus 

franzoesischen  handschriften  der  TurinerUni- 
versitaets-bibliothek.  1873.  2392 

-  Toynbee,  P.  {Ed.)  Specimens  of  old 

French  (IX-XV  centuries).  With  introduc¬ 
tion,  notes,  and  glossary.  1892.  — 2157 

Note.— For  the  analysis  of  any  of  these  Collections  see 
its  name  or  the  name  of  its  editor. 

See  also  ISreton  literature.  —  Charlemagne. — 
Urania  ami  the  Stage,  French.  —  Fabliaux.  — 
French  ballads  ami  songs. — French  fiction. — 
French  folk-lore.  — F'reneh  poetry.  —  Norman 
literature.— Provencal  literature. 


FRENCH  LITERATURE,  Collections,  etc.  1595 


FRENCH  LITERATURE,  History,  etc. 


In  addition  to  the  list  on  p.  1479  of  the 
first  Catalogue,  the  library  has  the  collected 
works  of : 


Balzac,  H.  de. 
Beyle, M.H.(  Sten¬ 
dhal,  pseud.) 
Boufflers,  S.  de. 
Ohartier,  A. 
Corneille,  T. 
Deschamps,  E. 
Dudevant,  Mme. 
A.  L.  A.  D.  (G. 
Sand,  pseud.) 
Dumas,  A. 


Favre,  J.  B. 

Kock,  C.  P.  de. 

La  Brnyfere,  J.  de. 
La  Taille,  J.  de. 
Moncrif,  F.  A. 
Montesquieu,  C. 
de  S.,  Baron  de 
la  Bride  et  de. 
Napoleon  III, Em¬ 
peror  of  the 


Pigault  -  Lebrun, 
C.  A.  G. 

Piron,  A. 
Riccoboni,  Mme . 

M.  J.  L.  de  M. 

S  6  g  u  r  ,  L.  P., 
Comte  de. 
Tocqueville,  A.  C. 

H.  C.  de. 
Vauquelin,  J. 


See  with  His- 


French. 

French  literature.  Criticism. 
tory. 


French  literature,  Dictionaries. 

Bray,  N.  A.  G.  de.  Tablettes  biographiques 
des  ecrivains  frangais.  1810,  2  pts.  in  1  v.  1188 
-  Desessarts,  N.  T.  Le  M.,  dit.  Sifecles  lit¬ 
teraires  de  la  France.  1800-03,  7  v.  1188 

-  Frere,  E.  B.  Manuel  du  bibliographe 

normand  .  .  .  contenant  .  .  .  des  notes  bio¬ 
graphiques,  critiques,  et  litteraires  sur  les 
ecrivains  normands.  1858-60,  2  v.  W.  74 

-  Haureau,  J.  B.  Histoire  litteraire  du 

Maine.  1870-77,  10  v.  2227 

-  Papillon,  P.  Bibliotheque  des  auteurs 

de  Bourgogne.  1745,  2  v.  in  1.  W.  41 

French  literature,  History  and  criticism. 

Albert,  M.  Literature  frangaise  sous  la 
Revolution,  P  Empire,  et  la  Restauration, 


—  Brunetiere,  F.  Essais  sur  la  literature 

contemporaine.  1896.  2292 

- Etudes  critiques  sur  P histoire  de  la  lit¬ 
erature  frangaise.  1890-93,  5  v.  2222 

The  same.  1891-96,  5  v.  2292 

- Evolution  des  genres  dans  Phistoire  de 

la  literature,  v.  1.  1892.  2292 

- Histoire  et  literature.  1892-96,  3  v. 

2292 

- Nouveaux  essais  sur  la  literature  con¬ 
temporaine.  1895.  2292 

- Nouvelles  questions  de  critique.  1890. 

2292 

- Questions  de  critique.  1897.  2292 

—  Bulwer,  W.  H.  L.  E.,  Baron  Dalling  and 

Bnlwer.  Monarchy  of  the  middle  classes : 
France,  social,  literary,  political.  1834-36, 
2  v.  4667 

—  Darmesteter,  A.,  and  Hatzfeld,  A. 

(Eds.)  Seizieime  siecle  en  France:  tableau  de 
la  literature  et  de  la  langue.  1887.  2257 

—  Du  Camp,  M.  Souvenirs  litteraires.  ( Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  3  p6r.  v.  45-53,  1881-82. )  3964 

—  Faure,  H.  Illustrations  du  Bourbonnais 
(XVI  et  XVII  siecle).  Antoine  de  Laval  et 
les  ecrivains  bourbonnais  de  son  temps.  1870. 

4744 

—  Gautier,  E.  T.  L.  Epopees  frangaises : 

etude  sur  les  origines  et  Phistoire  de  la  lite¬ 
rature  nationale.  v.  2.  1894.  2384 

Note.— For  v.  1,  3,  4,  see  preceding  catalogue. 


1789-1830.  1891.  2223 

-  Ampere,  J.  J.  A.  Histoire  litteraire  de  la 

France  avant  le  douzieme  siecle.  1839-40,  3  v. 

2252 

-  Bachaumont,  L.  P.  de,  and  others.  Me- 

moires  secrets  pour  servir  it  Phistoire  de  la 
r6publique  des  lettres  en  France.  1777-89, 
36  v.  2317 

-  Balzac,  H.  de.  Portraits  et  critique  lite- 

raire.  1879.  ( ( Euvres  compl.  v.  22. )  — 1150 

-  Barante,  A.  G.  P.  B.,  Baron  de.  De  la 

literature  frangaise,  pendant  le  dix-huiti&me 
siecle.  1824.  2232 

- Melanges  historiques  et  literaires.  1836. 

2201 

-  Birch-Hirschfeld,  A.  Geschichte  der 

franzoesischen  litteratur  seit  anfang  des  XVI 
jahrhunderts.  v.  1.  1889.  2252 

-  Blennerhassett,  Lady  C.  de  L.  Mme. 

de  Stael :  her  friends,  and  her  influence  in 
politics  and  literature.  1889,  3  v.  4782 

-  Brandes,  G.  M.  C.  Die  reaktion  in  Frank- 

reioh.  n.  d.  (In  his  Hauptstroemungen  der 
literatur  des  neunzehnten  jahrh.  v.  3. )  2224 

- Romantische  schule  in  Frankreich. 

n.  d.  (In  his  Hauptstroemungen  der  literatur 
des  neunzehnten  jahrh.  v.  5. )  2224 

-  Bray,  N.  A.  G.  de.  Tablettes  biographiques 

des  ecrivains  frangais,  depuis  la  renaissance 
.  des  lettres  jusqu’il  ce  jour.  1810,  2  pts.  in  iv. 

1188 


—  Ginisty,  P.  Annee  litteraire,  1890-93. 

1891-94,  4  v.  2223 

—  Godet,  P.  Histoire  litteraire  de  la  Suisse 

frangaise.  1890.  2224 

—  Guizot,  F.  P.  G.,  and  Guizot,  E.  C.  P.  de 

M.  Le  temps  passe  :  melanges  de  critique  lit¬ 
teraire  et  de  morale.  1887,  2  v.  2207 

—  Haureau,  J.  B.  Histoire  litteraire  du 

Maine.  1870-77,  10  v.  2227 

—  Histoire  litteraire  de  la  France,  par  des 

religieux  benedictins  de  la  congregation  de 
S.  Maur.  v.  29-31.  1885-93,  3  v.  2271 

Note. — For  v.  1-28  see  preceding  catalogue. 

—  Koschwitz,  C.  Commentar  zu  den  aelte- 
sten  franzoesischen  sprachdenkmaelern.  1886. 
(Foerster,  W.,  Altfranzoes.  biblioth.  v.  10.) 

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—  La  Saussaye,  J.  F.  de  P.  L.  de.  Les  six 

premiers  siScles  litteraires  de  la  ville  de  Lyon. 
1876.  '  2223 

—  Lepreux,  G.  Nos  journaux,  histoire  et 

bibliographie  de  la  presse  periodique  dans  le 
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2  v.  in  1.  ( Ency .  hist,  du  departement  du 
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—  Lerminier,  J.  L.  E.  De  la  litterature 

r6volutionnaire.  1850.  2257 

—  Lotheissen,  F.  Geschichte  der  franzoesi¬ 

schen  literatur  im  XVII  jalirhundert.  1877- 
84,  4  v.  2216 


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-  Mary-Lafon,  J.  B.  L.,  dit.  Histoire  poli¬ 
tique,  religieuse,  et  litteraire  du  midi  de  la 
France,  depuis  les  temps  les  plus  recul6s 
jusqu’a  nos  jours.  1845,  4  v.  4684 

-  Merlet,  G.  Etudes  littfiraires  sur  les 

classiques  frangais.  1892,  2  v.  2293 

-  Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  Alexandre  le  Grand 

dans  la  literature  frangaise  du  moyen  age. 
1886,  2  v.  ( Biblioth .  fr.  du  moyen  dge,  v.  4,  5. ) 

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-  Nettement,  A.  F.  (Nathaniel,  pseud.) 

Histoire  de  la  literature  frangaise  sous  la 
Restauration.  1874,  2  v.  2252 

-  Nisard,  J.  M.  N.  D.  Histoire  de  la  lite¬ 
rature  frangaise.  1889,  4  v.  2224 

-  Noulet,  J.  B.  Essai  sur  1’ histoire  litte¬ 
raire  des  patois  du  midi  de  la  France  aux  XVI 
et  XVII  siecles.  1859.  — 2132 

- Essai  sur  1’ histoire  litteraire  des  patois 

du  midi  de  la  France  au  XVIII  sifecle.  1877. 

—2132 

-  Paris,  G.  B.  P.  Manuel  d’ancien  Frangais. 

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-  Petit  de  Jullevilee,  L.  (Ed.)  Histoire 

de  la  langue  et  de  la  literature  frangaise,  des 
origines  a  1900.  v.  1-3.  1896-97,  3  v.  2241 

Nate. — With  bibliographies. 

-  Pigault-Lebrun,  C.  A.  G.  Melanges  litte- 

raires  et  critiques.  1822,  2  v.  in  1.  ( GEuvres 

compl.  v.  58,  59. )  4157 

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grecque,  latine,  et  frangaise.  1837.  2223 

-  Scherer,  E.  H.  A.  Etudes  critiques  sur 

la  literature  contemporaine.  1863-95,  10  v. 

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- Nouvelles  etudes  sur  la  literature  con¬ 
temporaine.  1876.  2237 

-  Shelley,  Mrs.  M.  W.  G.,  and  others. 

Lives  of  the  most  eminent  French  writers. 
1840,  2  v.  4723 

-  Tilley,  A.  Literature  of  the  French 

renaissance.  1885.  2257 

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French  (IX-XV  centuries).  With  introduc¬ 
tion,  notes,  and  glossary.  1892.  — 2157 

-  Villemain,  A.  F.  Souvenirs  contempo- 

rains  d’ histoire  et  de  literature.  1854.  .2684 
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-  Wuescher,  G.  Einfluss  der  englischen 

balladenpoesie  auf  die  franzoesische  litteratur 
von  Percy’s  Reliques  of  ancient  English  poetry 
bis  zu  DeLa  Villemarqud’s  Barzaz-Breiz,  1765- 
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-  BIa*o  de  Bury.  M.  P.  R.  S.,  Baronne.  Decadence  of 

thought  in  France.  18  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  45,  1889, 
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(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  60,  1891,  p.  637.)— Boncherie.  A. 
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(Rev.  d.  lang.  rom.  v.  18,  1880,  pp.  5,  209.)— BraUel- 
maiin,  J.  Verlorene  handschriften.  15  pp.  (Jahrb.  f. 
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de  l’Espagne  dans  la  literature  frangaise.  12  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1891.  3  pgr.  v.  104,  p.  215.)— Influence  des 
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deux  mondes,  1884,  3  pgr.  v.  65,  p.  530.)  — Child.  T.  The 
literary  career  in  France.  12  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  61, 
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1892,  pp.  327,  489.) — Delille,  E.  French  authors  on  each 
other.  16  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.  783.) — 
Doivden,  E.  French  Revolution  and  literature.  43  pp. 
(In  his  Studies  in  literature,  p.  1.) — The  “  Interviewer” 
abroad.  15  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  50,  1891,  p.  719.) — 
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(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  65,  1890,  p.  703.) — Recent  French 
historical  literature.  30  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev. 
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26  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  1,  p.  721.)— Studien  zur  neue- 
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19  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  106,  1886,  p.  988.) — La- 
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(Correspondant,  v.  50,  1860,  p.  55.)— Impressions  de  lec¬ 
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Lcger,  L.  Ecrivains  frangais  et  la  Russie.  16  pp.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  29,  1886,  p.  94.) — Ler- 
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contemporaine.  68  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1853,  v.  5,  p.626; 
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p.  32.)— Lion,  C.  T.  Zur  franzoesischen  schullectuere. 
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gcoles  en  presence.  34  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1855,  v.  2, 
p.  570.)— Le  monde  intellectuel  au  commencement  de  la 
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Bari*,  G.  B.  P.  Franzoesische  nationalliteratur  in  den 
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1597 


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rature  frangaise  du  moyen  age.  21  pp.  ( Romania ,  v.  11, 
1882,  p.  l.)— Sicile  dans  la  literature  frangaise  du  moyen 
&ge.  6  pp.  (Romania,  v.  5,  1876,  p.  108.)— Perle,  P. 
Historische  lektuere  im  franzoesischen  unterricht  an 
realgymnasien  und  realschulen.  66  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  neu~ 
franz.  sprache  u.  lit.  v.  8,  pt.  1,  1886,  p.  81.)— Pons,  A.  J. 
Chronique  littgraire.  10  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  neufranz.  sprache 

u.  lit.  v.  2,  1880,  p.  614.) — Pontmartin,  A.  de.  De 
l’esprit  littfiraire  en  1858.  15pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  43, 
1858,  p.  619.) — Revue  littSraire.  18  pp.  (Rev.  contemp. 
1853,  v.  2,  p.  295.)— lta tilery,  E.  J.  B.  Grands  Scrivains 
de  l’ltalie  en  France  du  XIII  au  XVI  sifecle.  29  pp.  (Rev. 
contemp.  1852,  v.  5,  p.  583.)— Rgveillaud,  E.  Langue  et 
la  literature  frangaises  au  Canada.  25  pp.  (Bibliotli. 
univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  19,  1883,  p.  311.) — Revillotlt, 
C.  Literature  du  moyen  Sge  et  le  romantisme.  17  pp. 
(Bey.  d.  lang.  rom.  v.  1,  1870,  p.  169.) — Rigoley  de 
Juvigny,  J.  A.  Discours  sur  le  progrSs  des  lettres  en 
France.  17  pp.  (La  Croix  du  Maine,  F.  G.,  Sieur  de,  and 
Du  Verdier,  A.,  Bibliothbques  frangoises,  v.  1,  p.  19.) — 
Kpucli.  L.  Rueckblicke  auf  die  neuere  franzoesische 
literatur.  11  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  neufranz.  sprache  u.  lit.  v.  1, 
1879,  p.  60.) — Thomas,  A.  Extraits  des  archives  du 
Vatican,  pour  servir  it  l’histoire  literaire.  24  pp. 
(Romania,  v.  10,  1881,  p.  321 ;  v.  11,  1882,  p.  177.) — Varn- 
hag-en,  H.  Altfranzoesische  miscellen.  4  pp.  (Ro¬ 
manische  studien,  v.  4,  1879-80,  p.  479. ) — Viennet,  J.  P.  G. 
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v.  1,  pp.  161,  359.)— Weyer,  S.  van  de.  Lettres  sur  les 
Anglais  qui  ont  6crit  en  Frangais.  81  pp.  (Philobiblon 
Soc.  Miscel.  v.  1.) 

Note. — Criticisms  of  the  works  of  any  author  will  be 
found  under  his  name. 

French  literature,  Periodicals. 

Franzoesische  studien.  Heilbr.,  1881- 
89,  7  v.  —2182 

-  Jahrbuch  fuer  romanische  und  englische 

literatur.  Berl.,  1859-76,  15  v.  2301 

-  Romanische  studien.  Strasb.,  1875-80, 

6  v.  •  2304 

-  Zeitschrift  fuer  neufranzoesische  sprache 

und  literatur.  Oppeln,  1879-89,  11  v.  — 3163 

French  literature,  Selections.  See  with  Col¬ 
lections. 

French  manuscripts.  See  .Manuscripts  and 
Papyri,  French. 

French  metropolis.  Gardner,  A.  K.  .2696 

French  North  African  empire.  48  pp.  Cust, 

R.  N.,  Linguist,  and  orient,  essays,  2  s.  p.  362.) 

French  novels.  See  French  fiction. 

French  odes.  See  French  poetry. 

French  plays.  See  Drama  and  the  Stage, 
Plays. 

French  poetry,  Collections. 

Aubertin,  C.  {Ed.)  Choix  de  textes  de 
l’ancien  Frangais  du  X  au  XVI  si&cle.  1892. 

—2157 

-  Cederschioeld,  G.  J.  C.,  and  Wulff, 

F.  A.  {Eds.)  Versions  nordiques  du  fabliau 
frangais  “Le  Mantel  mautaillie.”  Textes  et 
notes,  n.  d.  2303 

Note.— Also  in  Lund  Univ.  Acta,  v.  13,  1876-77. 

-  Costello,  L.  S.  {Ed.)  Specimens  of  the 

early  poetry  of  France,  from  the  time  of  the 
Troubadours  and  Trouveres  to  the  reign  of 
Henri  Quatre.  1835.  2377 

-  Heyse,  P.  {Ed.)  Romanische  inedita  auf 

italiaenischen  bibliotheken.  1856.  2304 


-  Meon,  D.  M.  {Ed.)  Nouveau  recueil  de 

fabliaux  et  contes  infidits,  des  pofetes  frangais 
des  XH,  XIII,  XIV,  et  XV  siecles.  1823,  2  v. 

1214 

-  Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  {Ed.)  Recueil  d’anciens 

textes,  bas-latins,  provengaux,  et  frangais. 
1874-77,  2  pts.  2394 

-  Michel,  F.  H.  {Ed.)  Lais  in6dits  des  XII 

et  XIII  siecles.  1836.  2396 

-  Paris,  G.  B.  P.,  and  Robert,  U.  {Eds.) 

Miracles  de  Nostre  Dame  par  personnages. 
1876-83,  7  v.  {Soc.  des  anc.  textes  fr.)  — 1143 

-  Pleiade  FRANgoiSE.  1866-90,  7  v.  2372 

-  Raynaud,  G.  {Ed.)  Rondeaux  et  autres 

po6sies  du  XV  sidcle.  1889.  (Soc.  des  anc. 
textes  fr. )  — 1144 

-  Ritter,  E.  (Ed.)  Poesies  des  XIV  et  XV 

siecles,  pub.  d’apres  le  MS.  de  la  Bibliotheque 
de  Geneve.  1880.  2396 

-  Stengel,  E.  (Ed.)  Die  aeltesten  franzoe¬ 
sischen  sprachdenkmaeler.  1884.  (In  his 
Ausgaben,  v.  11.)  2305 

-  —  (Ed.)  Cancun  de  St.  Alexis,  und  einige 

kleinere  altfranzoesische  gedichte  des  11  und 
12  jahrhunderts.  1882.  (In  his  Ausgaben, 
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- (Ed.)  Mittheilungen  aus  franzoesischen 

handschriften  der  Turiner  Universitaets-bib- 
liothek.  1873.  2392 

-  Rouclierie,  A.  (Ed.)  Fragment  d’une  anthologie 

picarde  (XIII  siecle).  26  pp.  (Rev.  d.  lang.  rom.  v.  3, 
1872,  p.  311.) — Some  French  poets.  9  pp.  (Blackwood's 
Mag.  v.  138,  1885,  p.  665;  v.  139,  1886,  p.  370.)— Guberna- 
tis.  A.  de  (Ed.)  Epopea  francese.  13pp.  ( In  his  Storia 
univ.  della  letterat.  v.  6,  p.  260.)— (Ed.)  Poeti  francesi. 
36  pp.  (In  his  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  4,  ;p.  531.) — 
LangTois,  E.  (Ed.)  Deux  fragments  ^piques:  Otinel, 
Aspremont.  26  pp.  (Romania,  v.  12,  1883,  p.  433.)— 
Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  Notice  et  extraits  du  MS.  8336  de  la 
bibliothfeque  de  Sir  Thomas  Phillipps,  &  Cheltenham. 
45  pp.  (Romania,  v.  13,  1884,  p.  497.) — (Ed.)  Les  MSS. 
frangais  de  Cambridge.  160  pp.  (Romania,  v.  8,  1879, 
p.  305;  v.  15,  1886,  p.  236.) — (Ed.)  Melanges  de  po6sie 
frangaise.  23  pp.  (Romania,  v.  6,  1877,  p.  481.)— Ray¬ 
naud,  G.  (Ed.)  Des  Avocas,  de  la  Jument  au  deable, 
de  Luque  la  maudite,  trois  dits  tirgs  d’un  nouveau  MS. 
de  fableaux.  21  pp.  (Romania,  v.  12,  1883,  p.  209.) 

Note.— For  the  analysis  of  any  of  these  Collections  see 
its  name,  or  the  name  of  its  editor. 

French  poetry.  Single  authors. 

Adam,  of  St.  Victor’s ,  Paris.  CEuvres  po- 
6tiques.  1858-59,  2  v.  — 1258 

- Liturgical  poetry.  With  tr.  by  D.  S. 

Wrangham.  1881,  3  v.  — 1256 

-  Adenez  or  Adanes,  Le  Roi.  Bueves  de 

Commarchis  .  .  .  pub.  par  A.  Scheler.  1874. 

2384 

- Les  Enfances  Ogier  .  .  .  pub.  par  A. 

Scheler.  1874.  2384 

- Roumans  de  Berte  aus  grans  pi6s  .  .  . 

pub.  par  A.  Scheler.  1874.  2384 

- Roumans  de  C16omad&s,  pub.  .  .  .  par 

A.  van  Hasselt.  1865-66,  2  v.  2395 

-  Alton,  J.  (Ed.)  Romans  de  Claris  et 

Laris.  1884.  (Bibliotli.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg. 
v.  169.)  —3125 


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1598 


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-  Andeli,  H.  d\  CEuvres.  1881.  (Soc. 

rouennaise  de  bibliophiles. )  2384 

-  Azais,  J.  Verses  bezieirencs.  1882.  2384 

-  Baiif,  J.  A.  de.  CEuvree  en  rime.  1881- 

90,  5  v.  ( Pl&iade  franqoise . )  2372 

-  Baudouin,  de  Conde,  and  Jean,  de  Condi. 

Dits  et  contes,  pub.  par  A.  Scheler.  1866-67, 
3  v.  2395 

-  Beaumanoir,  P.  de.  CEuvres  poCtiques. 

1884-85,  2  v.  (Soc.  des.  anc.  textesfr .)  — 1134 

-  Beauvau,  L.  de.  Pas  d’armes  de  la  ber- 

g&re.  [Anon.)  1835.  (Crapelet,  G.  A.,  Coll, 
des  anc.  mon.  de  Vhist.  et  de  la  langue  fr. 
no.  5. )  2392 

-  Bernard,  P.  J.  Poesies  choisies.  1884.  2306 

-  Bernis,  F.  J.  de  P.  Poesies  diverses.  1882. 

2306 

-  Bertaut,  J.,  Bp.  of  SSez.  CEuvres  po6- 

tiques.  1891.  ( Biblioth .  elz&vir.)  — 1138 

-  Bertin,  A.  de.  Po6sies  et  oeuvres  di¬ 
verses.  1879.  2306 

-  Bertrand,  de  Bar-sur-Aube.  Roman  de 

Girard  de  Viane.  1850.  2396 

-  Blanchemain,  J.  B.  P.  (E.  Sidredoulx, 

pseud. )  La  Friquassee  Crotestyllonnee.  1878. 

2387 

-  Blaze,  H.  Rosemonde.  [1841.]  ( Pttiade . ) 

2333 

-  Bonnard,  B.  de.  Po6sies  diverses.  1884. 

2306 

-  Boufflers,  S.  de.  Po6sies  diverses.  1886. 

2306 

-  Brach,  P.  de.  CEuvres  ingdites.  1861. 

(  With  his  CEuvres  poStiques,  v.  1. )  2372 

- CEuvres  poStiques.  1861,  2  v.  2372 

-  Buchon,  M.  Po6sies.  1877.  2396 

-  Chabaneau,  C.  (Ed.)  Romanz  de  St. 

Fanuel  et  de  Ste.  Anne  et  de  Nostre  Dame  et 
de  Nostre  Segnor  et  de  ses  apostres.  1889.  2395 
Note. — Also  in  Rev.  d.  lang.  rom.  v.  28,  1885,  pp.  118,  157 ; 
v.  32,  1888,  p.  300. 

-  Chandos,  the  Herald.  Le  Prince  noir : 

poeme.  Texte  critique  suivi  de  notes  par 
Francisque-Michel.  [Fr.  and  Eng.]  1883.  2383 

-  Chartier,  A.  CEuvres.  1617.  — 1175 

-  Chevigne,  L.  M.  J.,  Comte  de.  Contes 

r6mois.  1871.  2305 

-  Chrestien,  de  Troyes.  Saemmtliche  werke. 

1884-90,  3  v.  2384 

- Perceval  le  Gallois ;  ou,  le  Conte  du 

Graal.  1866-71,  6  v.  (Soc.  Bibliophiles  beiges.) 

2392 

- Romans  dou  Chevalier  au  Lyon.  1880  ; 

1886.  2383 

-  Christine  de  Pisan.  CEuvres  po6tiques. 

1886-91,  2  v.  (Soc.  des  anc.  textes  fr.)  — 1144 
— -  Colardeau,  C.  P.  Chef-d’ oeuvres.  1803, 
2  v.  2307 

-  Constans,  L.  (Ed.)  Roman  de  Theibes. 

1890,  2  v.  (Soc.  des  anc.  textesfr.)  — 1143 

-  Couraye  Duparc,  J.  (Ed.)  Mort  Aymeri 

de  Narbonne,  chanson  de  geste.  1884.  (Soc. 
des  anc.  textesfr.)  — 1134 


—  Courtois,  J.  F.  I.  La  Bona  partide.  1819. 

2382 

—  Crapelet,  G.  A.  (Ed.)  Combat  de  30 

Bretons  contre  30  Anglois.  1835.  (In  his 
Coll,  des  anc.  mon.  de  l’hist.  et  de  la  langue 
fr.  no.  3. )  2392 

- ( Ed. )  Histoire  du  cMtelain  de  Coucy , 

et  de  la  dame  de  Fayel.  1829.  (In  Ms  Coll, 
des  anc.  mon.  de  l’hist.  et  de  la  langue  fr. 
no.  6.)  2392 

- (Ed.)  Partonopeus  de  Blois.  1834,  2  v. 

(In  his  Coll,  des  anc.  mon.  de  l’hist.  et  de  la 
langue  fr.  no.  12. )  2392 

—  Cuvelier,  Trouvdre.  Chronique  de  Ber¬ 

trand  Du  Guesclin.  1839,  2  v.  ( Coll,  de  doc. 
ined.  hist,  de  France,  1  s. )  4673 

—  Demaison,  L.  (Ed.)  Aymeri  de  Narbonne, 

chanson  de  geste.  1887,  2  v.  (Soc.  des  anc. 
textesfr.)  — 1144 

—  Densusianu,  O.  (Ed.)  Prise  de  Cordres 
et  de  Sebille  :  chanson  de  geste  du  XII  sifccle, 
pub.  d’aprbs  le  MS.  unique  de  la  Bibliothfeque 
Nationale.  1896.  (Soc.  des  anc.  textes  fr.) 

—1143 

—  Deschamps,  E.  CEuvres  completes,  v.  3- 

7,  9.  1882-89,  0  v.  (Soc.  des  anc.  textes  fr.) 

—1134 

Note. — For  v.  1,  2,  see  preceding  catalogue.  V.  8  is 
wanting. 

- Po6sies  morales  et  historiques.  1832. 

(Crapelet,  G.  A.,  Coll,  des  anc.  mon.  de  Vhist. 
et  de  la  langue  fr.  no.  9.)  2392 

—  Desforges-Maillard,  P.  Poesies  diverses. 

1880.  2306 

—  Desportes,  P.  CEuvres.  1858.  2307 

—  Deyeux,  T.  La  Chassomanie.  1844.  2371 

—  Du  Bella Y,  J.  CEuvres  choisies.  1894. 

2372 

- CEuvres  fran§oises.  1866-67,  2  v.  (Plii- 

adefrangoise.)  2372 

—  Du  Meril,  E.  P.  (Ed.)  Mort  de  Garin  le 

Loherain  :  poeme  du  XII  si^cle.  1862.  2386 

—  Du  Pont,  A.  Roman  de  Mahomet,  en 

vers  du  XIII  sidcle.  1831.  2384 

—  Etienne,  de  Fougdres,  Bp.  of  Rennes. 

Livre  des  manidres.  1877.  2394 

—  Favre,  J.  B.  CEuvres  completes  languedo- 

ciens  et  franyaises.  1878-79,  2  v.  — 1173 

—  Florian,  J.  P.  C.  de.  Fables,  n.  d.  2251 

—  Foerster,  W.  (Ed.)  Aiol  et  Mirabel  und 

Elie  de  St.  Gille.  Zwei  altfranzoesische  hel- 
dengedichte.  1876-82.  2396 

—  (Ed.)  Chevaliers  as  deus  esp6es.  1877.  2396 

—  (Ed.)  De  Venus  la  deesse  d’amor.  1880. 

2396 

—  Froissart,  J.  CEuvres.  PoSsies.  1871-72, 

3v.  2372 

- M61iador.  1895,  2  v.  (Soc.  des  anc. 

textes  fr. )  — 1143 

—  Gaillard,  A.,  called  Lou  Roudi6  de  Ra- 

bastens.  Po6sies  languedooiennes  et  fran- 
Qaises.  1843.  2396 


FRENCH  POETRY,  Single  authors 


1599 


FRENCH  POETRY,  Single  authors 


-  Gatineau,  P.  Leben  und  wunderthaten 

des  heiligen  Martin :  altfranzoesisisches  ge- 
dicht  aus  dem  anfang  des  XIII  jahrhundert. 
1896.  .( Biblioth .  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  210.) 

—3124 

-  Gautier,  de  Coincy  (TV.)  Miracles  de  la 

sainte  Vierge.  1857.  2362 

-  Gerard,  d?  Amiens.  Roman  von  Escanor. 

1886.  ( Biblioth .  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  178.) 

—3125 

-  Gilbert,  N.  J.  L.  Poesies  diverses.  1882. 

2306 

-  Grave,  J.  S.  de  (Ed.)  Eneas.  Texte 

critique.  1891.  (Suchier,  H.,  Biblioth.  Nor¬ 
man.  v.  4. )  2304 

-  Gresset,  J.  B.  L.  Poesies  choisies.  1883. 

2306 

-  Guillaume,  de  St.  Pair.  Roman  du  Mont- 

St.-Michel.  1894.  (Stengel,  E.,  Ausgaben, 
v.  92. )  2305 

-  Guillaume,  le  Normand.  Fergus.  1872. 

2373 

-  Guyot,  de  Provins.  Bis  jetzt  bekannte 

dichtungen  altfranzoesisch  und  in  deutscher 
metrischer  uebersetzung.  1861.  (Schulz,  A., 
Parcival-studien,  v.  1.)  2352 

-  Hamel,  A.  G.  van  (Ed.)  Romans  de 

caritS  et  miserere  du  Renclus  de  Moiliens, 
poemes  de  la  fin  du  XII  siecle.  1885,  2  v. 
(Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  itudes,  v.  61,  62.) 

—4153 

-  Herz,  J.  (Ed. )  De  St.  Alexis  :  eine  alt- 

franzoesische  Alexiuslegende  aus  dem  13 
jahrhundert.  1879.  2394 

-  Hofmann,  K.,  and  Muncker,  F.  (Eds.) 

Joufrois  :  altfranzoesisches  rittergedicht.  1880. 

2384 

- and  Vollmoeller,  K.  (Eds.)  Muenche- 

ner  Brut.  1877.  2384 

-  Holland,  W.  L.  (Ed.)  Legende  der  heili¬ 
gen  Margarete,  altfranzoesisch  und  deutsch. 
1863.  2396 

-  Hugo,  V.  M.,  Comte.  L’Annee  terrible. 

1872.  —1135 

- Les  Chatiments.  1875.  — 1135 

- Po6sie,  v.  7,  8.  1875,  2  v.  ( CEuvres. ) 

—1136 

Note. — For  v.  1-6,  pt.  1,  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Huon,  de  Mery.  Tornoiement  de  P Anti¬ 
christ.  1851.  2303 

-  Jacques,  d' Amiens.  L’Art  d’amors  und  li 

Rem&des  d’amors :  zwei  altfranzoesische 
lehrgedichte.  1868.  2396 

-  Jean,  de  Condi.  Dits  et  contes,  pub.  par. 

A.  Scheler.  1866-67,  2  v.  (Baudoin ,  de  Condi, 
and  Jean,  de  Condi,  Dits  et  contes,  v.  2,  3. ) 

2395 

-  Kock,  C.  P.  de.  Bulle  de  Savon.  1835. 

(CEuvres  compl.  v.  78.)  4187 

-  La  Fontaine,  J.  de.  Amours  de  Psychi 

et  de  Cupidon,  suivies  des  poemes  d’ Adonis, 
de  la  Captiviti  de  St. -Male,  et  de  Quinquina. 
1804.  (CEuvres.)  — 1147 


- Contes.  1803,  2  v.  in  1.  (CEuvres.)  — 1147 

The  same.  1818.  2327 

- Fables.  1810.  ( CEuvres. )  — 1147 

- GSuvres  diverses,  pt.  1.  1806.  ( CEuvres. ) 

—1147 

- and  others.  Contes  et  nouvelles  en  vers. 

1778,  4  v.  P.R. 

-  La  Noue,  O.  de,  Sieur  de  Teligny.  Para- 

doxe,  que  les  adversitez  sont  plus  necessaires 
que  les  prospirites.  1588.  L.20 

-  La  Rochefoucauld-Liancourt,  F.  G., 

Marquis  de.  Achille  a  Troie.  1848.  2371 

-  Lattaignant,  G.  C.  Poisies  diverses  et 

pieces  inedites.  1881.  2306 

-  Lecoy  de  la  Marche,  A.  Mystire  de  S. 

Bernard  de  Menthon.  1888.  (Soc.  des  anc. 
textesfr.)  — 1144 

-  Le  Glay,  E.  A.  J.  (Ed.)  Romans  de  Cam- 

brai  et  de  Bernier.  1840.  (Romans  des  douze 
pairs  de  France,  v.  7. )  1225 

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1876.  2383 

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funeste  du  fameux  Michel  Morin,  conspiree 
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-  Michelant,  H.  V.,  and  Meyer,  M.  P.  H. 

(Eds.)  L’Escoufle,  roman  d’aventure.  1894. 
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[1717.]  2316 

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—  Regan,  M.  [ Attributed  to.]  SongofDer- 

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—  Ronsard,  P.  de.  CEuvres,  v.  5,  6.  1891-93, 

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(  Unsere  Zeit,  1891,  v.  1,  p.  153. ) 

Note. — For  criticisms  of  the  works  of  any  poet  see  his 
name. 

French  Protestant  refugee  in  Boston,  Re¬ 
port  of  a.  1687.  Fisher,  E.  T.  ( Tv. )  2635 

French  proverbs.  See  Proverbs. 

French  renaissance,  Literature  of  the.  Til¬ 
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French  Revolution.  See  France,  History, 
Revolution. 

French  satire.  See  Satire. 


French  scenery.  Batty,  R.  2461 

French  settlements ...  in  the  colony  of  Rhode 
Island,  Memoir  concerning  the.  Potter,  E.  R. 
( Rhode  Island  Hist.  Tracts,  no.  5.)  4642 

French  society  of  authors.  6  pp.  Gosse, 

E.  W.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22,  1887,  p.  844.) 

French  songs.  See  French  ballads  and  songs. 
French  sonnets.  See  French  poetry. 

French  speculation,  A.  18  pp.  ( Blackwood’s 

Mag.  v.  129,  1881,  p.  573.) 

French  spoliation  claims. 

United  States.  President.  [J.  Monroe.] 
Message  transmitting  a  report  from  the  Sec¬ 
retary  of  State  .  .  .  relating  to  spoliations  com¬ 
mitted  on  American  commerce,  by  French 
ships  of  war,  between  1793  and  1800.  1824. 

( U.  S.  18  Cong.  1  sess.  State  papers,  v.  11, 
no.  157.) 

-  United  States.  President.  [J.  Q. 

Adams.]  Message  transmitting  copies  of  the 
several  instructions  to  the  ministers  of  the 
U.  S.  to  the  government  of  France  .  .  .  having 
reference  to  the  spoliations  committed  by  that 
power  on  the  commerce  of  the  U.  S.  anterior 
to  Sept.  30,  1800.  1826.  ( U.  S.  19  Cong.  1  sess. 

Senate  doc.  v.  5,  no.  102. ) 

—  United  States.  President.  [A.  Jackson.] 
Message  transmitting  sundry  papers  upon  the 
subject  of  claims  against  the  French  govern¬ 
ment  for  spoliations  on  American  commerce 
since  Sept.,  1800.  1832.  ( U.  S.  22  Cong.  2  sess. 

House  exec.  doc.  v.  3,  no.  147. ) 

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register,  1830-31,  p.  39.)— Claims  for  French  spoliations. 
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(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  67,  1891,  p.  258.)—  French  ques¬ 
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French  spoliations :  [a  bibliography].  10  pp.  (Bos¬ 
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spoliations  of  American  commerce.  10  pp. 
(Hunt's  Merchant's  Mag.  v.  12,  1845,  p.  115.) — Gerard, 
J.  W.  French  spoliations  before  1801.  17  pp.  (Mag.  Am. 
Hist.  v.  12,  1884,  p.  29.) — French  spoliations  prior  to  1800. 
List  of  memorialists  to  Congress,  on  account  of 
French  spoliations  committed  prior  to  1800.  27  pp. 

( U.  S.  24  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  4,  no.  184.) — 
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and  New,  v.  7,  1873,  p.  205.)— Rice,  H.  G.  Claims  for 
French  spoliations.  4  pp.  (Hunt's  Merchants'  Mag.  v.  15, 
1846,  p.  366.)— Rives,  W.  C.  French  treaty:  payment  of 
indemnity  refused.  3  pp.  (Am.  annual  register,  1832-33, 
p.  22.) — Seward,  W.  H.  Indemnities  for  French  spolia¬ 
tions.  24  pp.  ( Works,  v.  1,  p.  132.)— Spoliation  of 
American  commerce.  8  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  14,  1844,  p.  133.) 
— Sumner,  C.  Claims  on  France  for  spoliations  of 
American  commerce  prior  to  July  31,  1801.  Report  in  the 
Senate,  of  the  Committee  on  foreign  relations.  April  4, 
1861.  103  pp.  (Works,  v.  8,  p.  244.) — United  States. 

State.  Department  of.  Report  from  the  Secretary  of 
State  relative  to  the  claims  for  French  spoliations  prior 


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1605 


FRESHFIELD,  Edwin 


to  1800.  8  pp.  (  U.  S.  29  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  7, 
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1800.  27  pp.  (  Works,  v.  4,  p.  152.) 

See  also  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  10,  1831,  p.  156.) 

French  stage.  See  Drama  and  the  Stage, 
French. 

French  stage,  Annals  of  the.  2  v.  Hawkins, 
F.  3314 

French  stage,  Idols  of  the.  2  v.  Edwards, 
H.  S.  3315 

French  stage  in  the  eighteenth  century.  2  v. 

Hawkins,  F.  3314 

French  sticks,  Faggot  of.  2  v.  in  one.  Head, 
Sir  B.  .2687 

French  synonyms.  See  French  language, 
Synonyms. 

French  traits.  Brownell,  W.  C.  2604 

French  voyageurs.  15  pp.  Higginson,  T. 

W.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  66,  1883,  p.  505.) 

French  women  of  letters.  2  v.  Kavanagh,  J. 

3705 

French  writers.  Lives  of  the  most  eminent. 

2  v.  Shelley,  Mrs.  M.  W.  G.,  and  others.  4723 
Frensberg,  ( — ).  Schlaf  und  traum.  32  pp. 

( Samml .  ivissens.  vortrg.  v.  20,  1885,  p.  333.) 

Frensdorff,  Ferdinand.  1833 — .  Das  statuta- 

risehe  recht  der  deutschen  kaufleute  in  Nowgorod. 
35  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Hist.-philol. 
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23  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  34,  1883,  p.  347 ;  Goettin¬ 
gen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Hist.-philol.  classe,  Abhandl. 
v.  29,  1882,  p.  1.) 

-  (Ed.)  Briefe  Koenig  Friedrich  Wilhelms  I 

von  Preussen  an  Hermann  Reinhold  Pauli. 
See  Frederick  William  I,  King  of  Prussia. 
Frenzel,  Karl  Wilhelm  Theodor.  1827 — . 

Chambord.  80  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  32,  1882, 
pp.  1,  161.) — Geld.  74  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  40, 
1884,  pp.  1,  161.) — Selioenheit.  96  pp.  (Deutsch.  rund¬ 
schau,  v.  62,  1887,  pp.  1,  161,  385.) — Wahrheit.  120  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  60,  1889,  pp.  1,  161,  321.) 

Frenzelins,  Salomon.  16  cent.  Novae  Germa- 

niae.  1  p.  (Latein.  litter aturdenkmaeler  des  15  u.  16 
Jahrh.  v.  7,  p.  120.) 

Frere,  Edouard  Benjamin.  1797-1874. 

Manuel  du  bibliographe  normand ;  ou, 
dictionnaire  bibliographique  et  historique 
contenant :  1’ indication  des  ouvrages  relatifs 
a  la  Normandie  .  .  .  des  notes  biographiques, 
critiques,  et  litt6raires  sur  les  6crivains  nor- 
mands  .  .  .  des  recherches  sur  l’histoire  de 
Pimprimerie  en  Normandie.  Rouen,  1858-60. 
2  v.  8°.  W.  74 

Contents. 

Abbon-Fvrevr,  v.  1.  Gadbled,  C-Zouch,  R.,  v.  2. 

Frere,  Sir  Henry  Bartle  Edward,  LL.  D.  1815- 

84.  The  Basutos  and  the  constitution  of  the  Cape  of 
Good  Hope.  24  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  177.) 
— The  Transvaal.  26  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881, 
P*  211.) 

-  Fowler,  W.  The  Basutos  and  F.  11pp.  (Nineteenth 

Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  547.) 

Fr&re  Jacques.  4  v.  in  1.  Kock,  C.  P.  de, 
(Euvres  compl.  v.  11-14.  4177 

Frferes  corses.  Dumas,  A.,  (Euvres  compl. 

v.  119.  —4174 


Fresco  painting. 

Fisher,  T.  Series  of  ancient  allegorical, 
historical,  and  legendary  paintings,  in  fresco, 
discovered  in  1804,  on  the  walls  of  the  Chapel 
of  the  Trinity,  belonging  to  the  gild  of  the 
Holy  Cross,  at  Stratford-upon-Avon.  1836. 

17A4 

-  Gruyer,  F.  A.  Essai  sur  les  fresques  de 

Raphael  au  Vatican.  1859,  2  v.  - — 1757 

-  Zander,  W.  Modern  decorative  painting. 

Colored  designs  in  different  styles  for  deco¬ 
rating  ceilings  and  walls.  30  pi.  n.  d.  — 17D3 

-  Donner,  O.  Die  erhaltenen  antiken  wandmalereien 

in  technischer  beziehung.  124  pp.  (Helbig,  W.,  Wand- 
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wandmalerei,  nebst  einem  blick  auf  den  zustand  der 
gegenwaertigen  kunst  ueberhaupt.  34  pp.  ( Unsere 
Zeit,  v.  2,  1880,  pp.  87,  375.) — Wrig'lit,  G.  R.  Recently 
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(Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  40,  1884,  p.  182.) — Ziu- 
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(Germania,  v.  2,  1857,  p.  467.) — Zu  den  bildern  in  Runkel¬ 
stein.  2  pp.  (Germania,  v.  23,  1878,  p.  28.) 

See  also  Architecture  and  Building. — Chris¬ 
tian  art.  —  Decoration  and  Ornament. —Fine 
arts. — llnral  decorations.— Painting. 

Freseobaldi,  Matteo  di  Dino.  Circa  1303-48. 

Rime,  ora  novamente  raccolte  e  riscontrate 
su  i  codici  da  GiosuS  Carducci.  Pistoia,  1866. 
p.  8°.  2306 

—  Due  canzoni.  10  pp.  (Propugnatore,  v.  14,  pt.  2, 
1881,  p.  279.) 

Fresh  air  fund,  Story  of  the.  20  pp.  Par¬ 
sons,  W.  (Woods,  R.  A.,  and  others,  Poor  in  great  cities, 
p.  131.) 

Fresh  air  in  summer.  2  pp.  Coan,  T.  M. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  66,  1883,  p.  923.) 

Fresh  pond,  Cambridge,  Observations  on. 

13  pp.  1  pi.  Nichols,  W.  R.  (Mass.  State  Board  of 
Health,  Report,  1879,  Suppl.  p.  95.) 

Fresh  water,  Report  on  some  of  the  physical 

properties  of.  76  pp.  2  pi.  Tait,  P.  G.  (Challenger  Ex- 
ped.  Phys.  and  chem.  v.  2.) 

Fresh  water  algae,  Introduction  to.  Cooke, 
M.  C.  ( Internat .  Sci.  S.  v.  69.)  — 2667 

Fresh  water  algae  of  the  United  States. 
2  v.  Wolle,  F*.  —2683 

Fresh  water  fishes,  British.  Houghton,  W. 

—2631 

Freshfield,  E.  H.  Sword  stands  in  the  churches 

of  the  city  of  London.  18  pp.  6  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.  54, 
pt,  1,  1894,  p.  41.) 

Freshfield,  Edwin,  LL.  D.  On  the  “Descrip¬ 
tion  of  Cyprus”  by  Neophytus,  and  the  description  of 
the  island  in  his  time.  4  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  47,  1882, 
p.  37.) — Opening  address  of  the  antiquarian  section  at 
the  Gloucester  meeting.  22  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ. 
v.  47,  1890,  p.  268.)— Palace  of  the  Greek  emperors  of 
Nicaea  at  Nymphio.  9  pp.  3  pi.  ( Archaeologia ,  v.  49, 
1886,  p.  382.)— On  certain  churches  on  the  eastern  coast  of 
Italy.  14pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  50, 1887,  p.  407.) — Mason’s 
marks  at  Westminster  Hall.  4  pp.  4  pi.  (Archaeolo¬ 
gia,  v.  50,  1887,  p.  1.)— Some  remarks  upon  the  books  of 
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Frey,  Albert  Romer.  1858 — . 

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FREYCINET,  L.  C.  D.  de 


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FRIEDLAENDER,  Julius 


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Freytag-,  Ludwig.  1842 — .  Lehmann-Fiihes 

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Freytag.  See  also  Freitag. 

Frezier,  Am6dee  Francois.  1682-1773. 

Voyage  to  the  South-Sea,  and  along  the 
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Eriburg,  Baden.  See  Freiburg. 

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Frick,  Switzerland.  Vischer,  W.  Eine  roe- 

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Frick  Library,  Commemorative  address  de¬ 

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Friedensburg,  Walter.  1855 — .  Die  neuere 

deutsche  forschung  ueber  Maria  Stuart.  14  pp.  ( Unsere 
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Friedeiis-tlieologie.  Tafel,  J.  F.  I.,  Siveden- 
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Friedenwald,  Aaron,  M.  D.  1836 — .  Jewish 

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Friederich,  Bruno.  Zu  Statius’  Silven.  4  pp. 

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Friederich,  R.  Account  of  the  island  of  Bali. 

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Friederich.  See  also  Frederick.— Friedrich. 
Fiederichs,  Karl,  and  Wolters,  Paul. 

Koenigliche  Museen  zu  Berlin.  Gipsab- 
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Friedlaender,  Ernst.  Eine  Duerersche  hand- 

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Leipzig,  1887-94.  5  v.  8°.  (Pub.  aus  d.  K. 

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4405 

Contents.  llnivcrsitaet  Frankfurt  a.  O.  v.  32,  36, 
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Friedlaender,  Julius.  1813-84.  Hohenzol- 

lern’sche  schaumuenzen.  2  pp.  1  pi.  (Koenigl.  Preus¬ 
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See  also  Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  5, 
1884,  p.  149. 


FRIEDLAENDER,  Ludwig 


1608 


FRIEDRICHS-UNIVERSITAET 


Friedlaender,  Ludwig.  1824 — . 

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Regimonti  Pr.,  1865.  4°.  3242 

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Regimonti  Prussorum,  1869.  4°.  3242 

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Friedlaender,  M.  Notiz  ueber  Albrecht  Alt¬ 
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Friedlaender,  Michael,  Ph.  D.  ( TV. )  1833 — . 
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Friedlaender,  Raphael,  und  Sohn.  Verlags- 
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Friedland,  Herzog  zu.  See  Wallenstein  or 
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Friedland,  Bohemia.  Roesler,  M.  II  fuoco  di 

S.  Giovanni  sull’  Isergebirg.  Friedland  in  Boemia.  2  pp. 
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Friedlein,  Johann  Gottfried.  1828-75. 

Gerbert,  die  geometrie  des  Boethius,  und 
die  indischen  ziflfern.  Erlangen,  1861.  8°. 

—2424 

-  (Ed.)  Boetii  de  institutione  arithmetica. 

See  Boethius,  A.  M.  T.  S. 

Friedlib,  Franciscus.  See  Irenicus,  F. 
Friedman,  D.  A. 

Rabbis  of  ancient  times :  biographical 
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Friedmann,  Alfred.  1845 — .  Falsche  freund- 

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Friedmann,  Paul. 

Anne  Boleyn  :  a  chapter  of  English  history, 
1527-36.  London,  1884.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 

Edin.  Rev.  v.  163,  1886,  p.  54.)  1515 


Friedreich’s  Ataxia.  See  Ataxy  or  Ataxia. 
Friedrich.  For  names  of  sovereigns,  see  Fred¬ 
erick. 

Friedrich  I,  Herzog  von  Braunschxveig.  Mei¬ 
bom,  H.,  Jr.  De  Friderici  Ducis  Br.  et  Lyn.  in  Impera- 
torem  electione  et  misera  caede.  7  pp.  (In  his  Rer. 
Germanic,  v.  3,  p.  420.) 

Friedrich  II,  Landgraf  von  Hessen- Kassel. 

Stengel,  E.  Briefwechsel  Voltaire’s  mitF.  2  pp.  (Zeits. 
f.  neufranz.  sprache  u.  lit.  v.  1,  1879,  p.  231.) 

Friedrich,  von  Hausen.  Becker,  R.  Zu  F. 

25  pp.  (Germania,  v.  28,  1883,  p.  272.) 

Friedrich,  G.  Konjekturen  zu  Plautus.  2  pp. 

(Philologus,  v.  51,  1892,  p.  550.) 

Friedrich,  Johannes.  1836 — . 

Geschichte  des  vatikanischen  Konzils. 
Bonn,  1877-87.  3  v.  in  4,  8°.  —3264 

-  Beitraege  zur  geschichte  des  Jesniten-ordens. 

90  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  57:  Hist, 
classe,  Abhandl.  v.  16,  pt.  1,  1881,  p.  87.) — Beitraege  zur 
kirchengescliiclite  des  18  jahrhunderts.  144  pp. 
(Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  47:  Hist,  classe, 
Abhandl.  v.  13,  pt.  2,  1876,  p.  1.) — Ein  wort  ueber  die  ver- 
folgung  der  roemisclien  kircke.  11  pp.  (Unsere 
Zeit,  1880,  v.  2,  p.  857.) — Der  Reichstag  zu  Worms  im 
jahre  1521.  Nach  den  briefen  des  paepstlichen  Nuntius 
Hieronymus  Aleander.  92  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens. 
Denkschr.  v.  41:  Hist,  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  11,  pt.  3,  1870, 
p.  55.) 

Friedrich,  Max.  Zur  methodik  der  appercep- 
tions-versuche.  7  pp.  (Wundt,  W.  M.,  Philos,  studien, 
v.  2,  p.  66.) 

Friedrich,  Thomas.  1855 — . 

Kabiren  und  keilinschriften.  Leipzig,  1894. 
8°.  —2275 

Friedrich,  Wilhelm.  Zu  Cicero’s  Orator. 

82  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  44,  1885,  p.  666.) — Zu  Cicero’s 
Partitiones  oratoriae.  19  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  47, 
1889,  p.  291.) 

Friedrich.  See  also  Frederick. — Friederich. 
Friedrich  Barbarossa.  See  Frederick  I 
(Bar  bar  ossa),  Emperor  of  Germany. 

Friedrich  Franz  II,  Grossherzog  von  Mecklen- 
burg-Schiverin. 

Hirschfeld,  L.  von.  Friedrich  Franz 
II,  Grossherzog  von  Mecklenburg-Schwerin. 
1891,  2  v.  in  1.  3623 

Friedrich  Josias,  Herzog  von  Sachsen,  Prinz 
von  Coburg-Saalfeld. 

Witzleben,  A.  von.  Prinz  Friedrich  Jo- 
sias  von  Coburg-Saalfeld,  Herzog  zu  Sachsen. 
1859, 4  v.  3602  ;  atlas,  3601 

Friedrich  Wilhelm,  Kurfuerst  von  Branden¬ 
burg.  See  Frederick  William,  the  Great, 
Elector  of  Brandenburg. 

Friedrich  William  I,  Kurfuerst  von  Hessen- 
Kassel.  See  Frederick  William  I,  Elector  of 
Hesse  Cassel. 

Friedrichs,  Karl.  Die  rechtsverhaeltnisse 

der  eingeborenen  in  den  deutschen  schutzgebieten. 
22  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1891,  v.  1,  p.  47.) 

Friedrichsdorf,  Hesse.  Tipping,  H.  A.  Two 

villages  of  Hessia.  9  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  47,  1883, 

p.  121.) 

Friedrichs-universitaet  zu  Halle,  Geschichte 
der.  Schrader,  W.  — 3382 


FRIED  WAGNER,  Mathias 


1609 


FRIENDS  OR  QUAKERS 


Friedwagner,  Mathias.  Wilmotte,  M.  Fried- 

wagner :  Ueber  die  sprache  des  Huon  de  Bordeaux. 
6  pp.  ( Romania ,  v.  20,  1891,  p.  478.) 

Frieud,  Sir  John. 

Letters  to  the  three  absolvers,  Mr.  Cook, 
Mr.  Collier,  and  Mr.  Sneet.  Being  reflections 
on  the  papers  delivered  by  Sir  John  Friend, 
and  Sir  Win.  Parkyns,  to  the  sheriffs  of  Lon¬ 
don  and  Middlesex.  1696.  — 2312 

-  Tryal  and  condemnation  of  Sir  John 

Friend,  for  conspiring  to  raise  rebellion  in 
these  kingdoms,  in  order  to  a  French  inva¬ 
sion.  1696.  ( With  Letter  to  the  three  ab¬ 
solvers.  )  — 2312 

Friend  Olivia.  154  pp.  Barr,  Mrs.  A.  E.  H. 

[Century  Mag.  v.  17,  1890,  pp.  62,  242,  350,  509,  658,  811; 
v.  18,  1890,  pp.  34,  182,  464,  623,  760,  844.) 

Friendly  inns.  Behnke,  G.  Zufluchtshaeuser 

fuer  obdachlose,  and  waermstuben.  7  pp.  (Durm,  J., 
and  others,  Handb.  der  architektur,  v.  5,  pt.  2,  p.  148.) 

Friendly  islands.  See  Tonga  islands. 
Friendly  rivalry.  15  pp.  Sully,  J.  (Harper’s 

Mag.  v.  79,  1889,  p.  99.) 

Friendly  societies.  Amero,  J.  Les  soci^tes 

de  secours  mutuels  en  Angleterre.  20  pp.  ( Correspon - 
dant,  v.  76,  1868,  p.  668.)— Blackley,  W.  L.  Juggernaut 
of  poor  men’s  providence.  12  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  35,  1884,  p.  537.)— Bilke.  Lady  E.  F.  S.  Benefit  socie¬ 
ties  and  trades  unions  for  women.  5  pp.  [Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  45,  1889,  p.  852.) — Dupont,  E.  Institutions  de 
secours  et  de  pr6voyance  pour  les  ouvriers  des  mines. 
26  pp.  [Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  93,  1882,  p.  1025.)— Eel- 
wards.  W.  W.  Present  and  future  of  friendly  societies. 
12pp.  [Contemp.  Rev.  v.  48,  1885,  p.  830.) — Greswell,  W. 
Emigration  and  “  the  friendly  societies.”  11pp.  [Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1886,  p.  552.) 

See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  166,  1888,  p.  377.  Also  Associa¬ 
tion.  —  Benevolence.  — Benevolent  societies.  — 
Charities. — Insurance,  Life  assurance. — Labor  and 
laboring  classes.  —  Pauperism.  —  Poor.  —  Pov¬ 
erty.— Secret  societies.— Social  science. 

Friends,  Of  followers  and.  4  pp.  Bacon, 

Sir  F.,  Essays,  with  annotations  by  R.  Whately,  4  ed.  p.  465 

Friends’  Adventure,  Ship. 

Lyde,  R.  True  and  exact  account  of  the 
retaking  of  a  ship,  called  the  Friends’  Ad¬ 
venture,  of  Topsham,  from  the  French.  1693, 
repr.  1883.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner,  v.  7. )  2117 
Friends  in  council.  Helps,  Sir  A.  — 4107 
Friends  or  Quakers,  Doctrines. 

Brownlee,  W.  C.  Careful  and  free  in¬ 
quiry  into  the  true  nature  and  tendency  of 
the  religious  principles  of  the  Society  of 
Friends.  1824.  —4284 

-  Friends’  presentation  of  their  faith, 

works,  and  hopes  in  the  World’s  Parliament 
of  Religions  ;  and  proceedings  in  their  de¬ 
nominational  congress,  ninth  mo.,  19-23,  1893. 
1893.  —4266 

-  Reflections  on  the  constitution  and  du¬ 
ties  of  man,  illustrative  of  the  doctrine  and 
principles  of  the  Society  of  Friends.  1841. 

—3263 

-  Confessions  of  a  Quaker.  10  pp.  [College  and  the 

Church,  p.  196;  Forum,  v.  3,  1887,  p.  199.)— 11.,  J.  A.  Why 
am  I  a  Quaker?  7  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  148,  1889,  p.  761.) 
—Whittier,  J.  G.  Old  way.  1  p.  (  Works,  v.  7,  p.  360.) 
—Society  of  Friends.  10  pp.  (  Works,  v.  7,  p.  305.) 


Friends  or  Quakers,  History. 

Applegarth,  A.  C.  Quakers  in  Pennsyl¬ 
vania.  1892.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins 
Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and  polit.  sci.  10  s. 
nos.  8-9. )  4653 

-  Central  Relief  Committee  of  the  Soci¬ 
ety  of  Friends.  Transactions,  during  the 
famine  in  Ireland,  1846-47.  1852.  — 1372 

-  Chalkley,  T.  Journal  of  his  life,  labours, 

travels,  and  Christian  experiences.  1791. 

( Works. )  —3255 

-  Glenn,  T.  A.  Merion  in  the  Welsh  tract . .  . 

Historical  and  genealogical  collections  con¬ 
cerning  the  Welsh  barony  in  the  province  of 
Pennsylvania,  settled  by  the  Cymric  Quakers 
in  1682.  1896.  3583 

-  Gough,  J.  (Ed.)  History  of  the  people 

called  Quakers,  from  their  first  rise  to  the 
present  time.  1789-90,  4  v.  — 3274 

-  Hallowell,  R.  P.  Pioneer  Quakers. 

1887.  —3286 

-  Onderdonk,  H.,  Jr.  Annals  of  Hemp¬ 
stead  ;  1643-1832  ;  also  the  rise  and  growth  of 
the  Society  of  Friends  on  Long  Island  and  in 
New  York,  1657-1826.  1878.  ( With  his  An¬ 

tiquities  of  the  parish  church,  Hempstead. ) 

3563 

-  Address  to  the  King  [James  II]  from  the  Quakers. 

4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  28.)—  Amf-ro.  J. 
Les  Quakers,  leur  pass6  et  leur  present.  23  pp.  ( Cor¬ 
respondant,  v.  51,  1860,  p.  301.) — A|»i»legarth,  A.  C. 
Quakers  in  Pennsylvania.  5  pp.  [Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  28, 
1892,  p.  353.)—  Barclay,  J.  Memoirs  of  the  rise,  prog¬ 
ress,  and  persecutions  of  the  people  called  Quakers  in  the 
north  of  Scotland.  261  pp.  (Jaffray,  A.,  Diary,  p.  191.) 

— Brsggs,  C.  A.  Have  the  Quakers  prevailed?  29  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  47,  1890,  p.  325.) — John  Briglit  and 
Quakerism.  5  pp.  [Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  60,  1889,  p.  111.) 

— Faber.  Mrs.  M.  A.  Wm.  Penn  and  the  Society  of 
Friends  at  Reading.  13  pp.  [Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  11,  1887, 
p.  37.)— Figg,  W.  [Ed.)  Extracts  from  the  documents 
illustrative  of  the  sufferings  of  the  Quakers  in  Lewes. 
61pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  16.  1864,  p.  65.) — 
George  Fox  and  the  early  Quakers.  17  pp.  [London 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  63, 1885,  p.  97. )— Gum  mere,  A.  M.  Friends 
in  Burlington.  71  pp.  [Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  7,  1883,  pp.  249, 
353;  v.  8,  1884,  pp.  3,  160. )— Raleigh,  T.  Some  Quaker 
biographies.  5  pp.  ( Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  59,  1889,  p.  358.) 

— Revival  of  Quakerism.  27  pp.  [Edin.  Rev.  v,  174,  ' 
1891,  p.  194.) — Still£,  C.  J.  Attitude  of  the  Quakers  in 
the  provincial  wars.  33  pp.  [Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  10,  1886, 
p.  283.) — For  the  king  and  Parliament :  being  a  relation 
of  the  sufferings  of  the  Quakers.  4  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  243.) 

See  also  Dissenters  and  Dissent.— Nonconform¬ 
ity.— Persecutions.— Puritans. 

Friends  or  Quakers.  Baltimore  Yearly 
Meeting.  Extracts  from  minutes  of  the  pro¬ 
ceedings,  1879,  84-86.  Baltimore,  1879-86, 

4  nos.  16°.  —3263 

Note. — For  earlier  years  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Minutes  of  the  proceedings,  1887-97.  Balti¬ 
more,  1887-97.  11  nos.  8°,  16°.  —3263 

-  Matthews,  T.  H.  Sketch  of  “  Old  Town  ” 

meeting  house,  Baltimore,  and  some  account 
of  its  occupants,  as  read  on  its  one  hundredth 
anniversary,  second  month,  22,  1881.  [ Anon.~\ 
1881.  —3263 


FRIENDS  OR  QUAKERS 


1610 


FRIGELL,  Anders 


Friends  or  Quakers.  Conference  on  edu¬ 
cation  held  in  Baltimore,  twelfth  month,  21, 
22,  1877.  Proceedings.  Baltimore,  1878.  8°. 

—3263 

Friends  or  Quakers.  Joint  committee 
appointed  for  promoting  the  civilization  and 
improving  the  condition  of  the  Seneca  nation 
of  Indians.  Proceedings.  Baltimore,  1847. 
12°.  1617 

Friends  or  Quakers.  Philadelphia  Yearly 
Meeting1.  Extracts  from  the  minutes,  1894- 
97.  Phila.,  1894-97.  4  nos.  16°.  —3263 

Friends’  presentation  of  their  faith,  works, 
and  hopes  in  the  World’s  Parliament  of  Re¬ 
ligions  ;  and  proceedings  in  their  denomina¬ 
tional  congress,  ninth  mo.,  19-23,  1893.  Chi¬ 
cago,  1893.  8°.  —4266 

Friends’  Union  for  philanthropic  labor.  Pro¬ 
ceedings  at  its  second,  third,  fifth  and  eighth 
conferences.  1883,  84,  88,  94.  Richmond, 
New  York,  Phila..  1883-94.  4  nos.  8°,  16°. 

—3263 

Friendship.  Cicero,  M.  T.  Cato  Major  et 
Laelius  .  .  .  Recensuit  et  praefatus  est  J.  N. 
Madvig.  1835.  3225 

- Laelius  ;  oder,  von  der  freundschaft .  .  . 

Uebersetzt  und  erklaert  von  R.  Kuehner. 
1864.  3227 

-  Thomson,  Mrs.  K.  B.  (G.  Wharton,  •pseud.) 

Celebrated  friendships.  1861,  2  v.  3705 

-  Bacon.  Sir  F.  Of  friendship.  18  pp.  ( Essays ,  with 

annotations  by  R.  Whately,  4  ed.  p.  280.)— Emerson,  R. 
W.  Friendship.  26  pp.  (  Works,  v.  2,  p.  181.) — EneUen. 
R.  Aristoteles’  anschauung  von  freundschaft  und  von 
lebensguetern.  44  pp.  ( Samml .  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  19, 
1884,  p.  733.)— Sliairp,  J.  C.  Friendship  in  ancient 
poetry;  Friendship  in  English  poetry.  38  pp.  (IV.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  139,  1884,  pp.  453,  580.)—  Sheffield,  J.,  Duke  of 
Buckinghamshire.  Essay  on  friendship.  4  pp.  ( Works, 
v.  2,  1729,  p.  227.) 

Fries,  Hans.  Haendcke,  B.  Hans  Fries. 

15  pp.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  11, 
1890,  p.  168.) 

Fi  *ies,  Lorenz.  Rockinger,  L.  Magister  Lorenz 

Fries  zum  fraenkisch-wirzburgischen  rechts-  und  ge- 
richtswesen.  107  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr. 
v.  41 :  Hist,  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  11,  pt.  3,  1870,  p.  147.) 

Fries,  Ludwig  {Ed.) 

Montchrestien’s  “  Sophonisbe.”  See  Mont- 
clirestien,  A. 

Fries,  Sigmund,  Ritter  von.  The  “  tent  the¬ 
ory”  of  Chinese  architecture.  4  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc. 
China  branch,  Joum.  n.  s.  v.  24,  1890,  p.  303.) 

Fries.  See  also  Freeze. — Friese. — Frieze. 
Friese,  Ernst.  Stroetzel,  E.  E.  Friese.  3  pp. 

( Biog .  jahrb.  f.  alterth.  p.  15  :  Jaliresb.  ueber  fortschr.  der 
class,  alterth.  v.  41,  1886.) 

Friese,  Leopold  August.  Mueller,  R.  Friese. 

11  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen, 
Mittheil.  v.  19,  1881,  p.  14.) 

Friese,  Philip  Christopher. 

Semitic  philosophy  ;  showing  the  ultimate 
social  and  scientific  outcome  of  original  Chris¬ 
tianity  in  its  conflict  with  surviving  ancient 
heathenism.  Chicago,  1890.  12°.  — 1458 


Friese.  See  also  Freeze. — Fries. — Frieze. 

Frieseu,  Hermann,  Freiherr  von.  Koppel,  R. 
Hermann,  Freiherr  von  Friesen.  1  p.  {Eng.  studien, 
v.  6,  1883,  p.  293.) 

Friesic  language.  Jellinghaus,  H.  Woerter- 

buch  der  ostfriesischen  sprache.  Etymologisch  bearbeitet 
von  J.  ten  Doornkaat  Koolman.  9  pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  voelker- 
psych.  v.  14,  1882,  p.  214.) — Kollmann,  P.  Umfang  des 
friesischen  sprachgebietes  im  Grossherzogthum  Olden¬ 
burg.  27  pp.  (Verein  f.  volkskunde,  Zeits.  v.  1,  1891,  p.  377.) 

Friesic  poetry.  Heyne,  M.  Allitterierende 

verse  und  reime  in  den  friesischen  rechtsquellen.  13  pp. 
{Germania,  v.  9,  1864,  p.  437.) 

Friesland. 

Beninga,  E.  Chronyk  of  historie  van 
Oost-Frieslant.  1738.  (Matthaeus,  A.,  Vet. 
aevi  analect.  v.  4.)  3633 

-  Lasius,  O.  Friesisches  bauernhaus  in  seiner 

entwicklung  waehrend  der  letzten  vier  jahr- 
hunderte.  1885.  (Brink,  B.  E.  C.,  ten,  and 
others,  Quellen  und  forschungen,  v.  55,  pt.  1.) 

—3166 

-  Winsem,  P.  van.  Chronique  ofte  histo- 

rische  geschiednisse  van  Vriesland,  begin- 
nende  van  den  jaere  nae  des  werelts  schep- 
pinge  3635  ende  loopende  tot  den  jaere  nae  de 
geboorte  Christi  1622.  1622.  3611 

-  Amicis,  E.  de.  Friesland.  27  pp.  {In  his  Holland 

and  its  people,  p.  355.)— Eano,  Abbot  of  Werum.  Chroni- 
con,  1204-37.  110  pp.  (Matthaeus,  A.,  Vet.  aevi  analect. 
v.  2,  p.  1.) — Fnndationes  fata  sacrarum  aliquot  aedi- 
urn  in  Hollandia,  Zelandia,  Gelria,  Frisia.  90  pp.  (Mat- 
thaeus,  A.,  Vet.  aevi  analect.  v.  3,  p.  425.)— If  ettema, 
F.  B.  Der  alte  druck  der  westerlauwerschen  rechte. 
34  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  35,  1890,  p.  1.) — Jensen,  C.  Zwerg- 
sagen  aus  Nordfriesland.  12  pp.  (Verein  f.  volkskunde, 
Zeits.  v.  2,  1892,  p.  407. )—  Menco,  Abbot  of  Werum.  Chro- 
nicon,  1237-73;  Continuatio,  1278-97.  101  pp.  (Mat¬ 

thaeus,  A.,  Vet.  aevi  analect.  v.  2,  p.  111.) — Ostfrtesland 
unter  hannoverischer  herrschaft.  12  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit, 
1868,  v.  1,  p.  26.)—  Ruprecht,  L.  Zu  den  ostfriesischen 
kosenamen.  10  pp.  ( Germania .  v.  13,  1868,  p  301.) — 
Schmidt,  J.  N.  Undersogelse  rangaaende  trovaerdig- 
heden  af  Johan  Mejer’s  kort  over  Nordfrisland,  1240. 
53  pp.  ( Kongelige  nordiske  old  skrift-selskab,  1851,  p.  161.) 
— Stark,  F.  Ueber  friesische  kosenamen.  8  pp.  {Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  13,  1868,  p.  392.) 

See  also  Holland. — Netherlands.  Also  Friesic 
language,  poetry. 

Friesner,  W.  M. 

Chapman,  S.  H.,  and  Chapman,  H.  Cata¬ 
logue  of  the  collection  of  foreign  and  Ameri¬ 
can  coins  and  medals  of  W.  M.  Friesner,  Los 
Angeles,  Cal.  1888.  2704 

Frietcliie,  Barbara.  See  Fritchie,  B. 

Frieze,  Jacob. 

Concise  history  of  the  efforts  to  obtain  an 
extension  of  suffrage  in  Rhode  Island ;  from 
the  year  1811-42.  Providence,  1842.  12°.  — 2337 

Frieze.  See  also  Freeze. — Fries. — Friese. 

Frigaholda,  Goddess.  Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Friga- 

holda.  2  pp.  {Kleinere  schriften,  v.  5,  p.  416.) 

Frigell,  Anders.  1820 — . 

Collatio  librorum  et  editorum  ;  De  mendis 
codicum  Caesaris.  Upsalae,  1841.  2  v.  12°. 

(Caesar,  C.  J.,  De  hello  Gallico,  recens.  A. 
Frigell •,  v.  2,  3.j  3224 

-  (Ed.)  C.  Julii  Caesaris  De  belio  Gallico. 

See  Caesar,  C.  J. 


FRILFORD,  England 


1611 


FRITZSCHE,  F.  H.  T- 


Frilford,  England.  Rolleston,  G.  Researches 

aud  excavations  carried  on  in  an  ancient  cemetery  at  F.; 
Further  researches  in  an  Anglo-Saxon  cemetery  at  F. 
84  pp.  ( Sci.  papers  and  addresses,  v.  2,  pp.  581,  653. ) 

See  also  Berkshire. 

Frimaun,  Claus.  1746-1829.  Digtere.  54  pp. 

(Molbech,  C.,  Dansk poetisk  anthol.  v.  1,  p.  121.) 

Frimann,  Peder  Harboe.  1752-1839.  Digtere. 

68  pp.  (Molbech,  C.,  Dansk  poetisk  anthol.  v.  1,  p.  175.) 

Friquassee  Crotestyllonnee.  Blanchemain, 
J.  B.  P.  (E.  Sidredoulx,  pseud.)  2387 

Frisch,  Johann  Leonhard.  1666-1743. 

Nouveau  dictionnaire  des  passagers  fran- 
gois-allemand  etallemand-fran§ois,  oderneues 
franzoesisch-deutsches  und  deutsch-franzoe- 
sisches  woerter-buch  .  .  .  verbessert  von  Mr. 
Mauvillon.  Leipzig,  1772.  8°.  — 2131 

Frisclilin,  Nicodemus.  1547-90.  Ad  P.  Ver- 

gilium  Maronem,  poetarum  principem  elegia.  3  pp. 
(Latein.  litteraturdenkmaeler  des  15  u.  16  jahrh.  v.  7, 
p.  52.) 

Frisi,  Antonio  Francesco. 

Memorie  storiche  di  Monza  e  sua  corte. 
Milano,  1794.  3  v.  4°.  3521 

Frisi,  Paolo.  1728-84. 

Treatise  on  rivers  and  torrents  ;  with  the 
method  of  regulating  their  course  and  chan¬ 
nels.  To  which  is  added  an  essay  on  naviga¬ 
ble  canals.  Tr.  by  Maj.-Gen.  John  Garstin. 
London,  1818.  4°.  — 2732 

Frisian  language,  poetry.  See  Friesic. 
Friskney,  England.  Cheales,  H.  J.  On  the 

mural  paintings  in  All  Saints  church,  Friskney.  23  pp. 
7  pi.  {Archaeologia,  v.  48,  1885,  p.270;  v.  50,  1887,  p.  281; 
v.  53,  pt.  2,  1893,  p.  427.) 

See  also  Lincolnshire. 

Friston,  England.  Figg,  W.  On  the  opening 

of  a  barrow  at  Crowlink,  in  F.  6  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Coll.  v.  5,  1852,  p.  207.) 

See  also  Sussex. 

Friswell,  James  Hain.  1825-78. 

Essays  on  English  writers.  [Anon.]  Lon¬ 
don,  1869.  16°.  2227 

Contents.  Bible  and  its  translators. — British  nov¬ 
elists. — Rise  of  the  drama.— Dramatic  literature. 
— English  periodical  essayists. — English  poets. 
—Essayists.— Study  of  history.— History  and  his¬ 
torical  biography.— Letters  and  letter  writing.— 
Poets  of  the  present  century.— Political  and  meta¬ 
physical  writers.— Satirists. — Scottish  poets. — 
Some  Scottish  poets.— Theologians. 

Fritchie,  Barbara. 

Dall,  Mrs.  C.  W.  H.  Barbara  Fritchie. 
1893.  4747 

-  Nixdorff,  H.  M.  Life  of  Whittier’s  he¬ 
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-  Early,  J.  A.  Barbara  Frietchie  :  refutation  of  Whit¬ 
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p.  435.)— Whittier,  J.  G.  Barbara  Frietchie.  4  pp. 
(  Works,  v.  3,  p.  245. ) 

Fritchie.  See  also  Fritsche. — Fritzsche. 

Frith,  Henry  (  Tr. )  1840 — . 

Public  life  in  England.  See  Grousset,  P. 
(P.  Daryl,  pseud.) 

VOL.  III.— 202. 


Frith,  Miss  I. 

Life  of  Giordano  Bruno,  the  Nolan.  Re¬ 
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Note. — With  a  bibliography. 

Frith,  William  Powell.  1819 — •. 

My  autobiography  and  reminiscences. 
London,  1887-88.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Black- 

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Rev.  v.  69,  1888,  p.  342  ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  128, 
1887,  p.  1100. )  4785 

Note.—V.  1,  2,  are  3  ed.,  v.  3  is  2  ed. 

Frithiot’s  saga.  Larsson,  L.  [Ed.)  Sagan 
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-  Longfellow,  H.  W.  Frithiof’s  saga.  46  pp.  {Works, 

v.  7,  p.  315.) 

Fritscli,  C.  {Tr.) 

Sept  etudes  sur  la  question  sociale,  tr.  de 
l’Allemand  des  “Stimmen  aus  Maria-Laaeh. 
1  s.  Louvain,  1896.  8°.  — 3392 

Contents.  Lehmkuhl,  A.  Content  entre  patrons  et 
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l’figlise,  no.  4;  Question  sociale  et  l’intervention  de 
l’fitat,  no.  6. — Cathrein,  V.  l*ropri6t#  foncifcre 
priv6e  et  ses  adversaires ;  ou,  le  socialisme  agraire  de  E. 
de  Laveleye  et  de  Henry  George,  no.  5. — Meyer,  T. 
Question  ouvrifcre  et  les  principes  fondamentaux  de 
la  sociologie  chr^tienne,  no.  1. — Lehmkuhl,  A.  Rf'gle- 
■nentation  Internationale  de  la  question  sociale, 
no.  7. — Pachtler,  M.  But  du  socialisme  et  id6es  libfi- 
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Fritscli,  Karl  Wilhelm  Georg  von.  1838 — . 

Das  Gotthardgebiet.  Bern,  1873.  4°. 

( Beitr .  geol.  karte  Schweiz,  v.  15.)  — 1562 

Fritsclie,  H.  Climate  of  eastern  Asia.  209  pp. 

18  pi.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China  branch,  Journ. 
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Fritsche.  See  also  Fritchie. — Fritzsche. 
Fritzlar,  Herbort  von.  See  Herbort  von  Fritz- 
lar. 

Fritzsche,  Adolf  Theodor  Hermann.  1818-78. 
Zu  Theokrit  und  Virgil.  Leipzig,  1860.  8°.  3253 

-  Jahresbericht  ueber  die  griecliisehen  bukoliker. 

24  pp.  ( Jahresb .  ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  3,  1877, 
p.  163;  v.  5,  1878,  p.  24.) — Jahresbericht  ueber  die  littera- 
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p.  1.) — Jahresbericht  ueber  die  rnemischen  buko¬ 
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Iica  und  Georgica.  7  pp.  ( Jahresb .  ueber  fortschr. 
der  class,  alterth.  v.  3,  1877,  p.  254.) 

-  ( Ed. )  Aristotelis  Ethica  Eudemia.  See 

Aristoteles. 

-  {Ed.)  Des  Q.  Horatius  Flaccus  Sermonen. 

See  Horatius  Flaccus,  Q. 

-  [Notice  of  F.]  1  p.  {Biog.  jahrb.  f.  alterth.  p.  1: 

Jahresb.  ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  12,  1879.) 

Fritzsche,  Friedrich  Hermann  Theodor.  1838—. 

Jahresbericht  ueber  die  griechischen  bukoliker.  7  pp. 
( Jahresb .  ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  13,  1880, 
p.  110.) — Ilorat.  Ej».  I,  5.  5  pp.  {Philologus,  v.42, 1884, 
p.  769.)— Kompositiou  von  Iloraz  Ars  poetica.  18  pp. 
{Philologus,  v.  44,  1885,  p.  88.)— Jahresbericht  ueber  die 
roemischen  bukoliker.  17  pp.  {Jahresb.  ueber 
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p.  177.) — Theognis,  v.  513.  2  pp.  {Philologus,  v.  43, 

1884,  p.  347.) 


FRITZSCHE 


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FROGS 


Fritzsclie.  See  also  Fritchie. — Fritsche. 

Friuli,  Italy. 

Arboit,  A.  Villotte  friulane.  1876.  2395 

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(Venice,  R.,  Deputaz.  di  storia  patria  :  Monu¬ 
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Frivolous  paper,  in  forme  of  a  petition : 
framed  ...  by  a  disaffected  party  in  this  citie 
of  London,  intended  ...  to  be  presented  to 
the  honourable  House  of  Commons.  With 
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Frizzoui,  Gustavo.  L’arte  italiana  nella  Gal¬ 
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Froben,  Johannes.  Wachsmuth,  C.  Ueber 

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Frobenius,  F.  G.  Ueber  die  beziehungen  zwi- 

schen  den  28  doppeltangenten  einer  ebenen  curve  vierter 
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(Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  79,  1875,  p.  185.) — 
Ueber  algebraisch  integrirbare  lineare  differential* 
gloioUiiiigen.  11  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan. 
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linearen  differentialgleichungen  durch  reihen.  22  pp. 
(Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  76,  1873,  p.  214.) — 
Ueber  die  vertauschung  von  argument  und  parameter 
in  den  integralen  der  linearen  differentialgleichungen. 
4  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  78,  1874, 
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(Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  101,  1887,  p.  273.) — 
Ueber  die  algebraische  aufloesbarkeit  der  g;leiclinn- 
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variablen  sind.  19  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan. 
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ducibilitaet  in  der  theorie  der  linearen  differential- 
gleichungen.  35  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math. 
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Jacobischen  fiinctionen.  69  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine 
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entwicklung  analytischer  functionen  in  reihen,  die 
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Frobenius,  Georg.  Gedaechtnissrede  auf  Leo¬ 
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Frobisher,  Sir  Martin.  Circa  1535-94.  Voy¬ 
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Froebel,  Friedrich  Wilhelm  August.  Froebel’s 

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Froehlicli,  Johann  von  Gott.  1780-1849.  Q. 

Valerii  Catulli  Veron.  liber.  Vorschlaege  zur  berichti- 
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Froehner,  Christian  Edouard  Louis  Guillaume. 

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Numismata  Cimelii  Caesarei  regii  Austriaci 
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Froger,  Frangois.  Circa  1676-1715. 

Relation  d’un  voyage  fait  en  1695-97,  aux 
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Frogmore,  History  of  the  Queen’s  house. 

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Froliwein,  Eugen.  Lothholz,  ( — ).  E.  Froh- 

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Froissart,  Jean.  1337-1410. 

OEuvres,  pub.  avee  les  variantes  des  divers 
MSS.  par  M.  le  Baron  Kervyn  de  Lettenhove. 
Chroniques,  1322-99.  Bruxelles,  1867-77.  25  v. 
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-  CEuvres.  Po6sies,  pub.  par  Aug.  Scheler. 

Bruxelles,  1871-72.  3  v.  8°.  2372 

Contents.  Ballades  anion  reuses,  v.  2. — Buisson 
de  Jonesse,  v.  2. — Cliansons  roiaus,  v.  2.—  C’our 
de  May,  v.  3.— DCbat  don  olieval  et  dou  levrier, 
v.  2. — Bit  dou  bleu  Chevalier,  v.  1.— Espinctte 
amoureuse,  v.  1.— Dit  dou  Florin,  v.  2.— Joli  niois 
de  May,  v.  2.— Lays  amoureus,  v.  2.— Dittie  de  la 
Margtierite,  v.  2. — Orloge  amoureus,  v.  1. — Para* 
dys  d’amours,  v.  1. — Pastourelles,  v.  2. — Prison 
amoureuse,  v.  1.  -Bonders  amoureus,  v.  2. — 
Plaidoirie  de  la  rose  et  de  la  violette,  v.  2.— Temple 
d’Onneur.  v.  2. — Trisor  amoureux,  v.  3.— Vire- 
lais,  amoureus,  v.  2. — Glossaire,  v.  3. 

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p.  403.) 

Froissart  bhllads,  and  other  poems.  Cooke, 
P.  P.  1337 


Froitzheim,  Johann. 

Lenz  und  Goethe.  Mit  ungedruckten 
briefen  von  Lenz,  Herder,  Lavater,  Roederer, 
Luise  Koenig.  Stuttgart,  1891.  8°.  — 3173 

Frollo,  Giovanni  Luigi.  1822 — . 

O  nou&  incercare  de  solutiune  a  problemului 
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resti,  1875.  8°.  —2146 

From  a  battlement  of  roses.  8  pp.  Greene, 

Mrs.  S.  P.  McL.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  81,  1890,  p.  513.) 

From  Cape  Cod  to  Dixie  and  the  tropics. 

Mackie,  J.  M.  2492 

From  freedom  to  bondage.  26  pp.  Spencer, 

H.  (Mackav,  T.,  Plea  for  liberty,  p.  1.) 

From  Gettysburg-  to  the  coming  of  Grant. 

14  pp.  McMahon,  M.  T.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C. 
C.,  Battles  ...  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  4,  p.  81.; 

From  Leopold’s  window.  8  pp.  Woods, 

K.  P.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  85,  1892,  p.  106.) 

From  London  to  Bokhara  and  a  ride  through 
Persia.  Le  Messurier,  A.  1492 

From  Manassas  to  Appomattox.  Longstreet, 
J.  .2653 


From  Moultrie  to  Sumter.  10  pp.  Double¬ 
day,  A.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of 
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From  Opitz  to  Lessing.  Perry,  T.  S.  2235 
From  Oxford  to  Rome  :  and  how  it  fared  with 
some  who  lately  made  the  journey.  Harris, 
E.  F.  S.  —4156 


From  Pekin  to  Calais  by  land. 

From  savagery  to  civilization. 

north-west.  Adam,  G.  M. 
From  Shakespeare  to  Pope. 


Windt,  H.  de. 

1402 

The  Canadian 
4647 

Gosse,  E.  W. 

1345 


From  the  Peninsula  to  Antietam.  11  pp. 

McClellan,  G.  B.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C., 
Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  2,  p.  545.) 

From  the  Wilderness  to  Cold  Harbor.  27  pp. 

Law,  E.  M.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  . 
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Frome,  England.  Allen,  F.  J,  Origin  of  the 

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See  also  Somersetshire. 


Froment,  Eugene. 

Oaristys  ;  gravees.  See  Theocritus. 
Froment,  Theodore.  1839 — .  Grand  Conde 

et  le  Due  d’Aumale.  36  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  125, 
1890,  p.  589.) 

Fromentel,  Louis  Edouard  Gourdan  de.  1824 — . 
Etudes  sur  les  microzoaires  ;  ou,  infusoires 
proprement  dits,  comprenant  de  nouvelles  re¬ 
cherches  sur  leur  organisation,  leur  classifica¬ 
tion,  et  la  description  des  esp&ces  nouvelles 
ou  peu  connues.  [Avec  30]  planches  et  notes 
descriptives.  Paris,  1884.  4°.  — 2671 

Fromentin,  ( — ),  Abbe. 

Fressin  ;  histoire,  arch6ologie,  statistique. 
Lille,  1892.  8°.  .2606 


PROMENTIN,  EugSne 


1614 


FROST,  Rev.  Percival 


Fromentin,  Eugene.  1820-76. 

Un  6t6  dans  le  Sahara.  Paris,  1857.  12°. 

.2407 

-  Gonse,  L.  EugOne  Fromentin,  painter 

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Dominique,  par  F.  12  pp.  {In  his  Etudes  critiques  sur 
la  littSrat.  contemp.  v.  2,  p.  17.)—  EugSne  Fromentin. 
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Froinmanu,  Friedrich  Johannes.  Zur  erin- 

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Histoire  de  la  Fronde.  1827,  3  v.  4602 

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See  also  France,  History,  Bourbons  to  1789.— Maza- 
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Front  yard,  The.  20  pp.  Woolson,  C.  F. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  78,  1889,  p.  119.) 

Frontenac,  Louis  de  Buade,  Comte  de.  1620-98. 

Letter  to  M.  Colbert,  1674,  on  the  exploration  of  the 
Mississippi  as  far  as  the  Arkansas  river  by  Father  Mar¬ 
quette  and  Sieur  Joliet.  2  pp.  (French,  B.  F.,  Hist.  coll, 
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-  Winsor,  J.  Cartier  to  Frontenac.  Geo¬ 
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- Stewart,  G.,  Jr.  Frontenac  and  his  times.  52  pp. 

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Frontenac:  a  poem  of  the  Iroquois.  Street, 
A.  B.  1312 

Frontera,  La.,  Lower  California.  Evans,  T. 

South  of  the  boundary-line.  5  pp.  {Overld.  Monthly, 
v.  11,  1873,  p.  157.) 

Frontier  missionary.  Bartlet,  W.  S.  (Prot. 

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Frontier  types.  13  pp.  Roosevelt,  T.  ( Cen¬ 

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Frontiersmen  of  New  York.  2  v.  Simms, 
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Frontinus,  Sextus  Julius.  1  cent.  De  aquis 
urbis  Romae  libri  II,  recensuit  Franciscus 
Buecheler.  Lipsiae,  1858.  8°.  3252 

-  Strategematicon  libri  quattuor.  Ejusdem 

de  aquae  ductibus  urbis  Romae  liber.  Ad 
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Fronto,  Marcus  Cornelius.  — circa  170.  Qui 

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Imperatoris  epistolas  ab  Angelo  Maio  iterum  editas. 
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Frosini,  Frosino  Luigi.  Necrologia.  2  pp. 

{Giornale  stor.  degli  archivi  toscani,  v.  6,  1862,  p.  167.) 

Frossard,  Charles  Louis  (Ed.)  1827 — . 

Reforme  en  B6arn ;  nouveaux  documents 
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Frossard,  Fr6d6ric.  Souvenir  de  Louis  Blanc. 

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Frost,  Alfred  James.  Biographical  memoir  of 

Sir  Francis  Ronalds.  21  pp.  (Ronalds,  Sir  F.,  Catalogue 
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Frost,  Arthur  Burdett.  Bunner,  H.  C.  A.  B. 

Frost.  8  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.,  v.  85,  1892,  p.  699.) 

Frost,  John,  LL.  D.  Palmer,  J.  John  Frost. 

3  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  3, 
p.  478.) 

Frost,  Rev.  Percival. 

Key  to  the  Latin  verse  book.  3  ed.  Lon¬ 
don,  1880.  12°.  —2117 

-  New  Latin  verse  book,  containing  gradu¬ 
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8  ed.  London,  1884.  12°.  — 2117 

-  ( Tr.  Annals  of  Tacitus.  See  Tacitus,  C. 

C.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 


FROST,  Thomas 


1615 


FROUDE,  James  Anthony 


Frost,  Thomas.  1821 — . 

Forty  years’  recollection :  literary  and 
political.  London,  1880.  12°.  2225 

-  Life  of  Thomas,  Lord  Lyttleton.  London, 

1876.  8°.  4774 

-  Old  showmen  and  the  old  London  fairs. 

London,  1874.  12°.  1527 

-  Historic  Derbyshire.  18  pp.  (Andrews,  W.,  Bygone 

Derbyshire,  p.  1.) 

Frost,  Thomas.  Death  of  Colman :  poem. 

3  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  25,  1891,  p.  493.) — The  Gnns  in 
the  grass:  poem.  2  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  26,  1891, 
p.  463.) 

Frost,  Rev.  William  G.  Greek  among  required 

studies.  25  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  42,  1885,  p.  327.) 

Frost.  Andrews,  W.  Famous  frosts  and 
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Oswald.  F.  L.  The  frost  cure.  3  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  154,  1892,  p.  507.) 

See  also  Geology. — Meteorology. 

Frostu  pingsbok,  Zur  textgeschichte  der. 

36  pp.  Amira,  K.  von.  (Germania,  v.  32,  1887,  p.  129.) 
Frotliiugliam,  Arthur  Lincoln,  Sr. 

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-  Christian  philosophy.  See  Frothingham, 

E.  L.,  and  Frothingham,  A.  L.,  Sr. 

Frotliiugliam,  Arthur  Lincoln,  Jr.  Une  mo- 

saique  constantinienne  inconnue  &  St.-Pierre  de  Rome. 
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-  II  tesoro  della  basilica  di  S.  Pietro.  See 

Muentz,  E.,  and  Frothingham,  A.  L.,  Jr. 

-  American  Journal  of  Archaeology.  See 

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Frotliiugliam,  Ephraim  Langdon,  and  Frotli- 
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Frotliiugliam,  Nathaniel  Langdon,  D.  D. 

Frothingham,  O.  B.  Boston  Unitarian- 
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Frotliiugliam,  Rev.  Octavius  Brooks.  1822-95. 
Boston  Unitarianism,  1820-50 :  a  study  of 
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-  Memoir  of  Wm.  Henry  Channing.  Boston, 

1886.  p.  8°.  3774 

-  Gorham  Brooks.  3  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal. 

Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  470.)— Why  am  I  a  free  reli¬ 
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interviewer.  8  pp.  (Forum,  v.  1,  1885,  p.  183.) — 
Johnson's  Persia.  4  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  55, 
1885,  p.  270.)— Some  aspects  of  psychical  research. 
5  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  66,  1890,  p.  203.) — Worship  of 
Khakspere.  8  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  7,  1885,  p.  780.) 

Frothingham,  Richard,  Jr.  1812-80. 

History  of  Charlestown,  Mass.  Boston, 
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Frotsclier,  Karl  Heinrich  (Ed.)  1796-1876. 

Doctorum  hominum  commentarii  in  Jus- 
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Justinus  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  (Ed.)  Thomae  Wopkensii  Adversaria  cri- 

tica.  See  Wopkens,  T.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 
Frotte,  Marie  Pierre  Louis,  Comte  de. 

La  Sicotiere,  L.  de.  Louis  de  Frotte  et 
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1889,  p.  742.) 

Froude,  James  Anthony,  LL.  D.  1818-94. 

Divorce  of  Catherine  of  Aragon.  2  ed. 
London,  1891.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood’s 

Mag.  v.  150,  1892,  p.  718. )  1514 

-  English  in  the  West  Indies ;  or,  the  bow  of 

Ulysses.  New  ed.  London,  1888.  12°.  2485 

-  Lord  Beaconsfield.  5  ed.  London,  1891. 

12°.  (Reid,  S.  J.,  Prime  ministers  of  Queen 
Victoria.)  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  149,  1891,  p.  87  ;  Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  28,  1890, 
p.988.)  4736 

-  Oceana ;  or,  England  and  her  colonies. 

New  York,  1886.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood’s 

Mag.  v.  139,  1886,  p.  218  ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  163, 

1886,  p.  405. )  1404 

-  Thomas  Carlyle :  a  history  of  his  life  in 

London,  1834-81.  With  portrait.  New  York, 

1884.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  159, 

1885,  p.  76.)  4884 

Note—  For  the  first  pt.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

— —  Two  chiefs  of  Dunboy ;  or,  an  Irish  ro¬ 
mance  of  the  last  century.  London,  1889. 
12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  145, 

1889,  p.  810. )  2315 

-  Suggestions  on  the  best  means  of  teaching  English 

history.  32  pp.  (Oxford  essays,  1855,  p.  47.) 

—  (Ed.)  Letters  and  memorials  of  Jane 
Welsh  Carlyle.  See  Carlyle,  Mrs.  J.  B.  W. 

-  (Ed.)  Reminiscences  by  Thomas  Carlyle. 

See  Carlyle,  T.  (in  preceding  catalogue.) 

-  Buchanan,  R.  The  Gospel  according  to  the  print¬ 
er’s  devil.  4  pp.  (In  his  Look  round  literature,  p.  330.) — 
Reminiscences  of  Thomas  Carlyle.  29  pp.  (Rev.  of  in 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  153,  1881,  p.  469. )— Thomas  Carlyle.  9  pp. 
(Rev.  of  in  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  50,  1882,  p.  127.) — Car¬ 
lyle’s  Eife  and  reminiscences.  18  pp.  (Rev.  of  in 
Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  132,  1882,  p.  18.) — Dnuckley,  H. 
Mr.  Froude’s  “West  Indjps.”  18  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  53,  1888,  p.  340.) — Filon,  P.  M.  A.  Historiens  anglais. 

.  .  .  Froude.  36  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1887,  3  pfir. 
v.  83,  p.  68.) — Hall,  A.  H.  Some  illustrations  of  Mr. 
Froude’s  historical  methods.  13  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra, 
v.  45,  1888,  p.  425.)— Harrison,  F.  Froude’s  Life  of 
Carlyle.  13  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  140,  1885,  p.  9.)— Tre- 
gear.  E.  A  flitting  ghost.  10  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  128, 

1887,  p.  404.)— Wakefield,  E.  New  Zealand  and  F. 
12  pp.  (Ninetenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1886,  p.  171.) — Wedgwood, 
J.  Mr.  Froude  as  a  biographer.  22  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  39,  1881,  p.  821.) 


FROUSSARD,  Giovanni  Battista 


1616 


FRYER,  Alfred  C. 


Froussard,  Giovanni  Battista.  Ragionamento 

storico-critico  delle  opinioni  salle  comete  e  intorno  agli 
abitatori  del  sole  e  de’  pianeti.  82  pp.  (Lucca,  R.  accad. 
lucchese,  Atii,  v.  13,  1845,  p.  193.) 

Fructuoso,  Gaspar.  1522-91. 

Saudades  da  terra.  Historia  das  ilhas  do 
Porto-Sancto,  Madeira,  Desertas,  e  Selvagens. 
MS.  do  secolo  XVI  annotado  por  Alvaro  Rod¬ 
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Fruehauf,  Julius.  Die  deutsche  muenz- reform. 

18  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1874,  v.  2,  p.  531.) — Die  kuendigung 
misers  handelsvertrages  mit  der  Schweiz.  4  pp.  (  Un¬ 
sere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  2,  p.124.) — Das  project  einer  zollunioii 
Oesterreielis  m it  Deutschland  in  geschichtlicher 
entwickelung.  61  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  1,  pp.  79,  206, 
376.) 

Frugoni,  Carlo  Innocenzo.  1692-1768.  Poesie. 

130  pp.  (Carducci,  G.,  Poeti  erotici  del  secolo  XVIII, 
P- 151.) 

Fruit  and  fruit  trees. 

American  Pomological  Society.  Cata¬ 
logue  of  fruits,  n.  d.  — 4693 

-  Harcourt,  H.  Florida  fruits  and  how  to 

raise  them.  1886.  —4697 

-  Magerstedt,  A.  F.  Obstbaumzucht  der 

Roemer.  1861.  (In  his  Bilder  aus  der  roemi- 
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-  Ontario.  Fruit  Growers’  Association. 

Twenty-second  annual  report.  1891.  — 4695 

-  United  States,  State,  Department  of. 

Special  consular  reports.  Fruit  culture  in 
foreign  countries.  1890.  — 4553 

• -  Dnnster,  H.  P.  Our  orchards  and  paraffin  oil.  11  pp. 

(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  14,  1883,  p.  840.)— Garden  fanning. 
32  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  166,  1888,  p.  407.)— Circgson,  C.  S. 
Notes  on  insects  injurious  to  fruit  and  forest  trees. 
20  pp.  1  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans. 
n.  s.  v.  3,  1863,  p.  203.)— Fnhbock,  Sir  J.  On  fruits  and 
seeds.  30  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  29,  1881,  p.  426.) — 
Martial  is,  G.  De  arboribus  pomiferis.  27  pp.  (Mai, 
A.,  Auctor.  classic,  v.  1,  p.  387. )— De  pomis  seu  medicina 
ex  pomis.  11  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Auctor.  classic,  v.  3,  p.  416.)— 
Meurs,  J.,  Jr.  Arboretum  sacrum,  sive  de  arborum, 
fruticum,  et  herbarum  consecratione,  proprietate,  usu, 
ac  qualitate.  34  pp.  (Meurs,  J.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  10, 
p.  777.) — Morgan,  F.  A.  The  fruit-growing  revival. 
12  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  879.)— Powell, 
E.  P.  Oldest  orchard  in  Oneida  county,  [N.  Y.j  3  pp. 
(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  13,  1885,  p.  593.)— Slielclon,  L.  A. 
Profits  of  fruit  culture  in  California.  10  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  11,  1891,  p.  662.) — Smith,  C.  R.  On  the  scarcity  of 
home-grown  fruits  in  Gt.  Britain ;  with  remedial  sug¬ 
gestions.  12  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire,  Hist.  Soc. 
Trans,  n.  s.  v.  3,  1863,  p.  129.) 

See  also  Agriculture.— Apples.— Berries.— Figs. 
—Food.— Gardens.— Grape  culture.— Horticul¬ 
ture.—  Lemons.- Olives.— Granges.—1 Therapeu¬ 
tics. — Trees. 

Frustfleld,  England.  Matcham,  G.  Hundred 
of  Frustfleld.  1844.  (Hoare,  Sir  R.  C.,  Hist, 
of  modern  Wiltshire,  v.  5.)  P.R. 

See  also  Wiltshire. 

Fry,  Brig.-Gen.  Burkett  Davenport.  1822-91. 

Pettigrew’s  charge  at  Gettysburg.  3  pp.  (Southern 
Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  7,  1879,  p.  91.) 

-  Brock,  R.  A.  Gen.  B.  D.  Fry.  2  pp.  (Southern  Hist. 

Soc.  Papers,  v.  18,  1890,  p.  286.) 


Fry,  E.  A.  (Ed.) 

Autobiography  of  Rev.  Elias  Rebotier, 
Rector  of  Axbridge,  Somerset.  See  Rebo¬ 
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Fry,  Sir  Edward.  1827 — .  Imitation  as  a  factor 

in  human  progress.  20  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  55,  1889, 
p.  658. ) 

Fry,  Elizabeth. 

Ryder,  E.  Elizabeth  Fry,  philanthropist, 
preacher,  and  prison-reformer :  life  and  la¬ 
bors.  1883.  4793 

-  Pitman,  Mrs.  E.  R.  Elizabeth  Fry.  1884. 

(Famous  women.)  3767 

See  also  Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  140,  1886,  p.  86. 

Fry,  Frank  R.,  M.  D.  Manufacture  of  soda- 

water  from  polluted  well-water.  3  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health 
Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10,  p.  332.) 

Fry,  Herbert. 

Royal  guide  to  the  London  charities  for 
1885-86.  London,  1885.  12°.  — 1388 

Fry,  J.  W.  Ellerton.  March  of  the  British  into 
Mashoualand.  16  pp.  (Murray,  R.  W.,  South  Africa, 
p.  167.) 

Fry,  Maj.-Gen.  James  Barnet.  1827-94. 

McDowell  and  Tyler  in  the  campaign  of 
Bull  Run.  1861.  New  York,  1884.  12°.  2646 

-  New  York  and  the  conscription  of  1863  :  a 

chapter  in  the  history  of  the  Civil  war.  New 
York,  1885.  p.  8°.  3566 

-  Operations  of  the  army  under  Buell,  from 

June  10  to  Oct.  30,  1862,  and  the  “Buell  com¬ 
mission.”  New  York,  1884.  12°.  2617 

-  Mr.  Matthew  Arnold  ou  America.  5  pp.  (N.Am. 

Rev.  v.  146,  1888,  p.  515.)— An  acquaintance  with  Grant. 
13  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  141,  1885,  p.  540.)— Grant  and 
Matthew  Arnold.  9  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  144,  1887, 
p.  349.) — Misunderstandings  between  Hal  leek  and 
Grant.  13  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  16,  1886,  p.  561.)— 
McDowell's  advance  to  Bull  Run.  27  pp.  (Johnson, 
R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  1, 
p.  167.)— An  open  letter.  2  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  142, 
1886,  p.292.) — Lord  Wolseley  answered.  13  pp.  (N.Am. 
Rev.  v.  149,  1889,  p.  728.) 

Fry,  Capt.  Joseph. 

Walker,  J.  M.  Life  of  Capt.  Joseph  Fry, 
the  Cuban  martyr.  1875.  3705 

Fry.  See  also  Frey.— Frye. 

Frye,  William  Pierce,  LL.  D.  1831 — .  South¬ 
western  commerce  and  gulf  harbors.  11  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  11,  1891,  p.  291.) 

-  Scott,  H.  W.  W.  P.  Frye.  8  pp.  1  pi.  (In  his  Distin¬ 
guished  Am.  lawyers,  p.  379.) 

Frye.  See  also  Frey. — Fry. 

Fryer,  Alfred  C.,  Ph.  D.  Notes  on  some  of  the 

inscriptions  on  continental  bells.  4  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
Assoc.  Journ.  v.  39,  1883,  p.  357.)— On  a  metal  chalice 
found  at  Chcadle  Hiilmc.  1  p.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  AsSoc. 
Journ.  v.  38,  1882,  p.  96.)— Notes  on  Cornish  crosses. 
5  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  42,  1886,  p.  14.) — 
Notes  on  ancient  glass.  3  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc. 
Journ.  v.  41, 1885,  p.  179.) — Notes  on  an  ancient  intaglio. 
2  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  39,  1883,  p.  83.)  — 
Discoveries  at  Kidwelly.  2  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc. 
Journ.  v.  47,  1891,  p.  329. )— Composition  of  a  Roman 
mortar  found  at  Gloucester.  2  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
Assoc.  Journ.  v.  47,  1891,  p.  97.) 


FRYER,  Charles  E. 


1617 


FUERST,  Julius 


Fryer,  Charles  E.  Relations  of  the  state  with 

fishermen  and  fisheries,  including  all  matters  dealing 
with  their  protection  and  regulation.  84  pp.  (London, 
Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  9,  p.  139.)— National 
Fisheries  Society.  49  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish. 
Exhib.  Literature,  v.  4,  p.  195.) — Salmon  fishery. 
81  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  2, 
p.  277.) 

Fryer,  Kedgwin  Hoskins.  1814-85.  Archives 

of  the  city  of  Gloucester.  10  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest. 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  1,  1876,  p.  59.) 

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Soc.  Trans,  v.  9,  1884-85,  p.  366.) 

Fteley,  A.  Algae  observed  in  storage-basin 

no.  3  of  the  Boston  water  supply,  in  1879.  8  pp.  1  pi. 
(Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1879,  Suppl.  p.  121.) 

Fucedola,  See  Vestarini,  F. 

Fuchs,  Aloys.  Hanslick,  E.  Briefe  von  Felix 
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy  an  F.  21  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rund- 
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Fuchs,  Immanuel  Lazarus,  Ph.  D.  1833 — . 

Ueber  die  abbildung  durch  algebraische  fuuctionen 
16  pp.  ( Journ .  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  77,  1874 
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functionen  complexer  variablen,  insbesondere  der  in¬ 
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(Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  75, 1873,  p.  177  ;  v.  76, 
1873,  p.  175.) — Ueber  dielinearen  differentialgleichungen, 
welchen  die  periodicitaetsmoduln  der  Abelschen  in¬ 
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stattfinden.  37  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math. 
v.  76,  1873,  p.  177.) — Zur  theorie  der  linearen  differential- 
gleichungen  mit  veraenderlichen  coefficienten.  72  pp. 
(Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  66,  1866,  p.  121 ; 
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ell  iptischen  integrale  als  functionen  eines  para¬ 
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verbindung  der  periodicitaetsmoduln  der  hyperellip- 
tischen  integrate.  9  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan. 
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math.  v.  72,  1870,  p.  255.) — Ueber  die  form  der  argumente 
der  thetafunctionen  und  ueber  die  bestimmung  von 
,d  (0,  0,  ...  0)  als  functionen  der  klassenmoduln.  19  pp. 
(Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  73,  1871,  p.  305.) 

Fuchs,  Johann  Melchior  {Ed.)  17  cent. 

Christophori  Lehmanni  Chronica  der 
freyen  reichsstadt  Speier.  See  Lehmann,  C. 
Fuchs,-  Johann  Nepomuk  von.  1774-1856. 

Theoretische  bemerkungen  ueber  die  gestaltungs-zu- 
staende  des  eisens.  16  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens. 
Denkschr.  v.  28 :  Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  7, 
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Fuchs,  Karl.  1821 — .  Die  insel  Ischia.  16  pp. 

(  Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  1,  p.  24.) 

Fuchs,  Karl  W.  C.  Die  erdbeben  und  deren 

entstehung  nach  der  statistik,  1865-80.  24  pp.  ( Unsere 
Zeit,  1881,  v.  1,  p.  212.) 

Fuchs,  Ludwig.  Ueber  funktionen  zweier  vari- 

abeln,  welche  durch  umkehrung  der  integrate  zweier 
gegebener  funktionen  entstehen.  38  pp.  (Goettingen, 
K.  gesells.  wissens.  Mathemat.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  27, 

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Fuchs,  Robert.  Anecdota  medica  Graeca. 

51  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1894,  p.  532 ;  v.  50,  1895, 
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Fuclisperger,  Ortholphen.  Prantl,  C.  Ueber 

die  zwei  aeltesten  compendien  der  logik  in  deutscher 
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Fuehrer,  Rev.  A.,  Ph.  D. 

Sharqi  architecture  of  Jaunpur  ;  with  notes 
on  Zafarabad,  Sahet-Mahet,  and  other  places 
in  the  north-western  provinces  and  Oudh. 
With  drawings  and  architectural  descriptions, 
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-  Der  boeotische  dialckt  Pimlars.  12  pp.  (Philo¬ 
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Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay,  Journ.  v.  16,  1885,  p.  74.) — ManusA- 
radhamniasattham,  the  only  one  existing  Buddhist 
law  book,  compared  with  the  Brahminical  Mfinavardhar- 
maSastram.  22  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay,  Journ. 
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(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  39,  1885,  p.  99.) 

Fuehrich,  Josef  von.  Mueller,  R.  Joseph 

von  Fuehrich.  80  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in 
Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  15,  1877,  p.253;  v.  16,  1878,  pp.  91, 
188.)  —  Valentin,  V.  Cornelius,  Overbeck,  Schnorr, 
Veit,  Fuehrich.  152  pp.  (Dohme,  R.,  Kunst  und  kuenstler, 
v.  4,  pt.  1.) 

Fuel.  Holland,  J.  History  and  description 
of  fossil  fuel,  the  collieries,  and  coal  trade  of 
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Fueller,  Gustav.  [Notice  of.]  2  pp.  ( Biog . 

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Fuenfkirchen,  Bp.  of.  See  Cesinge,  J. 
Fuenfzehn  zeiclien  des  juengsten  gerichts, 

Uebersetzung  des  altfranzoesischen  gedichts  von.  9  pp. 
(Suchier,  H.,  Denkmaeler  provenzal.  lit.  und  sprache,  v.  1, 
p.  156.) 

Fuensanta  del  Valle,  Marquis  de  la.  See 
Ramirez  de  Arellano,  F. 

Fueutes  y  Guzmdn,  Francisco  Antonio  de. 
Historia  de  Guatemala  6  Recordacion  Flo¬ 
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Fuerbringer,  Maximilian.  1849—. 

Untersuchungen  zur  morphologie  und  sy- 
stematik  der  voegel,  zugleich  ein  beitrag  zur 
anatomie  der  stuetz-  und  bewegungsorgane. 
Amsterdam,  1888.  2  v.  fo.  — 2691 

Fuernstein,  Anton.  Schlesinger,  L.  Anton 

Fuernstein  und  seine  gedichte.  39  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch. 
d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  18,  1880,  p.  108.) 
Fuerst,  Julius.  Zur  differenz  zwischen  Juden 
und  Samaritanern.  7  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  v.  35,  1881,  p.  132.) — Zur  erklaerung  griechischer 
lehnwoerter  in  Talmud  und  Midracli.  7  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  48,  1894,  p.  685.) 


FUERST,  Livius 


1618 


FULKERSON,  Col.  Abram 


Fuerst,  Livius.  1840 — .  Das  sterilisiren  und 

Pasteurisiren  der  kindernahrung.  24  pp.  (Samml. 
vnssens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  3, 1888,  p.  195.) 

Fuerth,  Augustin.  1842 — . 

Quaestiones  Lucilianae.  Bonnae,  1865. 
12°.  3245 

-  De  Vita  sua.  1  p.  (In  his  Quaestiones  Lucilianae. 

p.  35.) 

Fueterer,  Ulrich.  15  cent. 

Prosaroman  von  Lanzelot,  nach  der  Do- 
naueschinger  handschrift,  herausg.  von  Ar¬ 
thur  Peter.  Tuebingen,  1885.  8°.  ( Biblioth . 

lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  175. )  — 3125 

Fugg  er,  Johann  (Hans).  Vischer,  R.  Ueber 

das  denkmal  des  P.  in  Augsburg.  11  pp.  (Koenigl. 
Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  8,  1887,  p.  206.) 

Fugger,  Johann  Jakob,  Freiherr  von  Kirch - 
berg  und  Weissenhorn.  1516-75. 

Spiegel  der  ehren  des  hoechstloeblichsten 
kayser-  und  koeniglichen  erzhauses  Oester- 
reich  .  .  .  aus  dem  original  .  .  .  geordnet 
und  in  sechs  buecher  eingetheilet  durch  Sig¬ 
mund  von  Birken.  Nuernberg,  1668.  fo.  3491 


Fuggilozio,  II.  Costo,  T.  2314 

Fugitive  pieces  and  reminiscenses.  Byron, 
G.  G.  N.,  6  Baron  Byron.  1394 

Fugitive  poetry.  Willis.  N.  P.  1325 


Fugitive  slave  law.  28  pp.  Emerson,  R.  W., 

Miscellanies,  p.  203. 

Fugitive  tracts,  written  in  verse,  which  illus¬ 
trate  the  condition  of  religious  and  political 
feeling  in  England  .  .  .  during  two  centuries. 
2  v.  Hazlitt,  W.  C.  (Ed.)  P.R. 

Fugitives  from  justice.  See  Extradition. 
Fulir,  Karl. 

Metrik  des  westgermanischen  allittera- 
tionsverses.  Sein  verhaeltniss  zu  Otfried, 
den  Nibelungen,  der  Gudrun,  etc.  Marburg, 
1892.  8°.  —2143 

-  Strafrechtspflege  und  socialpolitik.  Berlin, 

1892.  8°.  —1364 

-  Stichomctrisches.  4  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s. 

v.  37,  1882,  p.  468.) 

Fulir,  Maximilian  Wilhelm  Reinhard.  1811-45. 

Einige  bemerkungen  gegen  K.  W.  Piderits’  Recension 
des  lateinischen  lesebuchs  von  M.  Fuhr  in  nr.  35  dieser 
Zeitschrift.  3pp.  (Zeits.f.  alter thums.v.  11,  1844,  p.  577.) 

-  Pidertt,  K.  W.  Ausgewaeklte  stuecke  aus  den  alten 

epikern  und  historikern  .  .  .  von  F.  2  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  al- 
terthumsiv.  v.  11,  1844,  p.  278.) 

Fuhrieli,  Joseph.  A.,  A.  Joseph  Fuhrich. 

14  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  v.  8,  1844,  p.  372.) 

Fulirmaun,  Wilhelm  David  {Ed.)  1764-1838. 
Neues  historisch-biographisches  handwoer- 
terbuch.  See  Grohmann,  J.  G. 

Fuji  -sau,  ML  Houette,  A.  Une  ascension  au 

Fusiyama,  1874.  16  pp.  (Tour  du  morale,  v.  38,  1879, 

p.  401.) 

See  also  Japan. 

Fujisliima,  Ryauon.  Index  des  mots  sanscrits- 

chinois  contenus  dans  les  2  chapitres  d’l-tsing.  7  pp. 
( Joum .  asiat.  8  s.  v.  13,  1889,  p.  490.) 

Fulclieria.  Benvenuti,  M.,  Conte.  Dell’  isola 

F.  18  pp.  (Soc.  stor.  lombarda,  Archiv.  1  s.  1874,  p.  297.) 

Fulcherius.  See  Foulcher. 


Fuld,  Ludwig.  1859 — .  Blicke  in  die  deutsche 

criminalstatistik.  6  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  1,  p.  419.) — 
Eine  strafgesetzordnung  fuer  das  deutsche  licer. 
20  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  2,  p.  332.)— Entwurf  eines 
buergerlichen  gesetzbuches  fuer  das  deutsche  reich. 
6  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  2,  p.  171.)— Die  reformbe- 
wegung  im  deutsclien  strafverfahren.  9  pp.  (Un¬ 
sere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  1,  p.  653.) — Internationale  1'abrik- 
gesetzgebnng-.  6  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  2,  p.  44.) — Zur 
reform  des  juristisclien  stadiums.  13  pp.  (Unsere 
Zeit,  1887,  v.  1,  p.  629.)— Auslieferung  von  politischen 
verbrecliern.  4  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1891,  v.  1,  p.  79.) — 
Der  gegenwaertige  rechtszustand  auf  dem  gebiete 
des  urheberrechts.  8  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  2,  p.  274.) 
— Codification  des  russisclien  strafreehtes.  7  pp. 
(  Unsere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  1,  p.  74.) — Die  neuesten  angriffe  auf 
das  strafreeht.  11  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  1,  p.  150.) 
Fulda,  Abbey.  Catalogus  abbatum  Fulden- 

sium,  744-916.  4  pp.  (Boehmer,  J.  F.,  Fontes  rer.  Ger¬ 
man.  v.  3,  p.  161. )— Annales  Francormn  Fuldenses, 
714-900.  70  pp.  (Freher,  M.,  Rer.  German,  script,  v.  1, 
p.  1.) — Kalendarium  necroiogicum  Beatae  Mariae  Vir- 
ginis  in  monte  Fuldensis.  5  pp.  (Boehmer,  J.  F.,  Fontes 
rer.  German,  v.  4,  p.  451.) — Annales  necrologici  Ful¬ 
denses  minores,  788-997 ;  Annales  necrologici  Fuldenses 
maiores,  779-1065.  9  pp.  (Boehmer,  J.  F.,  Fontes  rer. 
German,  v.  3,  pp.  153,  155.)— Notae  dedicationuin 
Fuldenses.  2  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  2, 
p.  1287.) — Rudolph,  of  Fulda.  Miracula  Sanctorum  in 
Fuldenses  ecclesias  translatorum.  14  pp.  (Frankfort 
Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  328.) — Streber,  F.  Ueber 
einige  muenzen  der  Fuerstaebte  von  F.  aus  der  zweiten 
haelfte  des  14  jahrh.  40  pp.  1  pi.  (Munich,  Akad. 
wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  33  :  Philos. -philol.  classe,  Abhandl. 
v.  8,  pt.  1,  1856,  p.  129.)— Germanicarum  antiquitatum 
thesaurus:  vel  traditionuin  Fuldensium  libri  III. 
168  pp.  (Pistorius,  J.,  Rer.  German,  script,  v.  3,  p.  487.) 

Fulgentius,  Fabius  Planciades.  6  cent. 

De  abstrusis  sermonibus.  Nach  zwei 
Bruesseler  handschriften  herausg.  von  Lau- 
renz  Lersch.  Bonn,  1844.  8°.  — 2112 

-  Jungmann,  E.  Quaestionum  Fulgentia- 

narum  capita  duo.  1870.  3243 

-  Zink,  M.  Der  mytholog  Fulgentius.  1867. 

3242 

-  Wopltens,  T.  In  F.  P.  Fulgentii  Mythologias.  2  pp. 

(In  his  Adversaria  critica,  v.  2,  p.  225.) 

Fulham,  England. 

Burt,  I.  Historical  notices  of  Chelsea, 
Kensington,  Fulham,  and  Hammersmith. 
[Illustr.]  1871.  .2534 

-  Croker,  T.  C.  Walk  from  London  to 

Fulham.  Revised  and  ed.  by  his  son  T.  F.  D. 
Croker.  1860.  1405 

-  Faulkner,  T.  Historical  and  topograph¬ 
ical  acconnt  of  Fulham.  1813.  2524 

-  Woodhouse,  T.  J.  Notice  of  a  newly  compiled 

register  of  tombs  in  Fulham  church.  7  pp.  (Brit. 
Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  43,  1887,  p.  328.) 

See  also  London. — Middlesex. 

Fulin,  Rinaldo.  1824—.  Diarii  di  Marino 

Sanuto.  17  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  5,  1880,  p.  305.) 

-  I  codici  de  Dante  Alighieri  in  Venezia.  See 

Barozzi,  N.,  and  others. 

-  {Ed.)  Diarii  di  Marino  Sanuto.  See 

Sanuto,  M. 

-  {Ed. )  Spedizione  di  Carlo  VIII  in  Italia. 

See  Sanuto,  M.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 
Fulkerson,  Col.  Abram.  Prison  experience 

of  a  Confederate  soldier.  20  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc. 
Papers,  v.  22,  1894,  p.  127.) 


FULL  ANSWER 


1619 


FULLER-MAITLAND,  John  Alexander 


Full  answer  to  an  infamous  and  trayterous 
pamphlet.  Hyde,  E.,  1  Earl  of  Clarendon. 
( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  9.)  4555 

Full  ^ answer  to  the  depositions,  and  to  all 
other  the  pretences  and  arguments  whatso¬ 
ever,  concerning  the  birth  of  the  pretended 
Prince  of  Wales  .  .  .  The  intrigue  thereof 
detected...  London,  1711.  8°.  (With  Drum¬ 
mond,  J.,  1  Duke  of  Melfort ,  Mem.)  1536 

Full  declaration  of  the  true  state  of  the 
secluded  members’  case.  Prynne,  W.  ( Com- 
momvealth  tracts,  v.  2. )  4555 

Full  vindication  and  answer  of  the  XI  ac¬ 
cused  members.  Prynne,  W.  ( Pamphlets : 
Charles  I,  v.  8. )  4555 

Fullarton,  Ralph  W.  Macleod. 

Tanhaeuser.  Edinburgh,  1893.  8°.  3334 

Fuller,  Rev.  Arthur  Buckminster  (Ed.)  1822-62. 
At  home  and  abroad.  See  Ossoli,  S.  M.  F., 
Marchesa  d\ 

Fuller,  Corydon  Eustathius. 

Reminiscences  of  James  A.  Garfield,  with 
notes  preliminary  and  collateral.  Cincinnati, 
1887.  8°.  3794 

Fuller,  Elisha.  Paine,  N.  Elisha  Fuller.  5  pp. 

(New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  353.) 

Fuller,  Rev.  Ernest  Adolphus.  Ancient  Ciren¬ 
cester,  and  its  streets  and  hundreds.  13  pp.  (  Wiltshire 
Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.14,  1874,  p.  216.)— Ciren¬ 
cester:  the  manor  and  the  town.  47  pp.  (Bristol  and 
Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  9,  1884-85,  p.298.)— 
Cirencester  castle.  17  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest. 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  15,  1890-91,  p.  103.) — Ciren¬ 
cester  free  grammar  school.  13  pp.  (Bristol  and 
Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  11,  1886-87,  p.  117.)— Will 
of  Richard  IMxton.  6  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest. 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  11, 1886-87,  p.  155.) — Hospital  of 
St.  John,  Cirencester.  5  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest. 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  8,  1883-84,  p.  224.) — Tenures  of 
land,  by  the  customary  tenants,  in  Cirencester.  35  pp. 
(Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  2,  1877-78, 
p.  285.)—  Aid  against  the  Turks,  A.  D.  1544.  4  pp.  (Bris¬ 
tol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  1,  1876,  p.  107.) 

Fuller,  George.  Millet,  F.  D.  George  Fuller. 

6  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  69,  1884,  p.  517.) — Van  Rens¬ 
selaer,  Mrs.  M.  G.  George  Fuller.  11pp.  ( Century 
Mag.  v.  5,  1884,  p.  226.) 

Fuller,  George  W.  Experiments  upon  the 
purification  of  sewage  and  water  at  the  Law¬ 
rence  experiment  station.  Boston,  1893-94. 
2  v.  8°.  (Mass,  State  Board  of  Health,  Re¬ 
port,  1893-94.)  —3704 

-  Differentiation  of  the  (bacillus  of  typhoid  fever. 

10  pp.  (Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1891,  p.  635.) 
—Experiments  at  the  Lawrence  experiment  station  upon 
the  purification  of  water  by  sand  filtration.  90  pp. 
(Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1892,  p.  449.) 

-  and  Copeland,  William  R.  Methods  em¬ 
ployed  at  the  Lawrence  experiment  station  for  the  quan¬ 
titative  determination  of  bacteria  in  sewage  and  waters. 
16  pp.  (Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report,  1895,  p.  583.) 

Fuller,  Hiram.  1815-80. 

Sparks  from  a  locomotive  ;  or,  life  and  lib¬ 
erty  in  Europe.  New  York,  1859.  12°.  1404 

Fuller,  Maj.-Gen.  John  Wallace.  1827-91.  Our 

Kirby  Smith.  19  pp.  (Hunter,  R.,  Sketches  of  war  his¬ 
tory,  1861-65,  v.  2,  p.  161.) 

Von.  III.— 203. 


Fuller,  Melville  Weston,  LL.  D .,  Chief  Justice 

of  the  U.  S.  1833 — .  Biographical  memoir  of  Sidney 
Breese.  60  pp.  (Breese,  S.,  Early  history  of  Illinois,  p.  1.) 
- Scott,  H.  W.  M.  W.  Fuller.  6  pp.  1  pi.  (In  his  Dis¬ 
tinguished  Am.  lawyers,  p.  387.) 

Fuller,  Rev.  Morris  Joseph. 

Life,  times,  and  writings  of  Thomas  Fuller, 
D.  D.,  the  church  historian  (1608-61.)  2  ed. 

London,  1886.  2  v.  12°.  4777 

Fuller,  Robert  H.  An  American  highwayman. 

7  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  66,  1890,  p.  641.) 

Fuller,  S.  D.  Penny  dinners.  9  pp.  (Con- 

temp.  Rev.  v.  48,  1885,  p.  424.) 

Fuller,  Sarah  Margaret.  See  Ossoli,  S.  M.  F., 
Marchesa  d’. 

Fuller,  Thomas,  D.  D.  1608-61.  Church  his¬ 
tory  of  Britain ;  from  the  birth  of  Jesus 
Christ  until  the  year  1648.  New  ed.  Oxford, 
1845.  6  v.  8°.  —3263 

-  Ephemeris  Parliamentary ;  or,  a  faithfull 

register  of  the  transactions  in  Parliament,  in 
the  third  and  fourth  years  of  the  reign  of  our 
late  sovereign  Lord,  King  Charles.  [Anon.] 
London,  1654.  fo.  2542. 

- •-  Good  thoughts  in  bad  times,  good  thoughts 

in  worse  times,  mixt  contemplations  in  better 
times.  To  which  is  added  the  cause  and  cure 
of  a  wounded  conscience.  London,  1841. 
12°.  —4107 

-  Holy  and  profane  states.  With  some  ac¬ 
count  of  the  author  and  his  writings.  Cam¬ 
bridge,  1831.  12°.  (Libr.  of  the  old  Eng. 

prose  writers,  v.  1. )  2116 

The  same.  London,  1840.  12°  — 4107 

-  Fuller,  M.  J.  Life,  times,  and  writings  of 

Thomas  Fuller,  D.  D.,  the  church  historian 
(1608-61).  1886,  2  v.  4777 

-  Russell,  A.  T.  Memorials  of  the  life  and 

works  of  Thomas  Fuller,  D.  D.  1844.  4891 

-  Some  account  of  the  life  and  writings  of  F.  22  pp. 

(Fuller,  T.,  Holy  and  profane  states,  p.  xiii  :  Libr.  of  the 
old  Eng.  prose  writers,  v.  1.) 

Fuller,  Lt.-Col.  William  G.  Corps  of  tele¬ 
graphers  under  Gen.  Anson  Stager  during  the  War  of 
the  rebellion.  13  pp.  (Hunter,  R.,  Sketches  of  war  his¬ 
tory,  1861-65,  v.  2, p.  392.) 

Fuller  answer  to  the  moderatour,  wherein  his 
argument  of  ad  vantage  and  disadvantage  is  so 
opened,  as  that  he  is  laid  open  too,  and  made 
manifest  to  be  an  impostor,  most  grosly  abus¬ 
ing  king  and  kingdome.  n.  p.  1643.  sm.  4°. 
(Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  5.)  4555 

Fuller  worthies’  library.  Ed.  by  Rev.  Alex¬ 
ander  B.  Grosart.  [Blackburn.]  1869.  8°.  2126 
Contents.  lieainnont,  Sir  J.  Poems. 

Note. — For  other  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Fuller-Maitlaud,  John  Alexander.  Introduc¬ 
tion.  13  pp.  (Streatfeild,  R.  A.,  Opera,  p.  v.) 

-  ( Ed. )  English  carols  of  the  fifteenth  oen- 

tury,  from  a  MS.  roll  in  the  library  of  Trinity 
College,  Cambridge.  With  added  vocal  parte 
by  W.  S.  Rockstro.  London,  [1892].  4°. 

—2734 


FULLERTON,  George  Stuart 


1620 


FUNCTIONS  (in  mathematics) 


Fullerton,  George  Stuart.  1859 — .  Conceiva- 

bility  and  the  infinite.  17  pp.  (Mind,  v.  11,  1886,  p.  185.) 

-  Gross,  ( — ).  George  Stuart  Fullerton:  On  sameness 

and  identity.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  103,  1894,  p.  149.) 

Fullerton,  Lady  Georgiana  Charlotte  Leveson 
Gower.  1812-85.  La  Comtesse  de  Bonneval.  117  pp. 
( Correspondant ,  v.  40,  1857,  pp.  124,  347,  582,  826.) — Con¬ 
stance  Sherwood  :  nouvelle.  219  pp.  ( Correspondant , 
v.  64,  1865,  pp.  513,  790;  v.  65,  1865,  pp.  54,  376,  637,  951.) 
— Edmond  Gening'.  18  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  53, 
1861,  p.  5.) — Bose  Leblanc :  nouvelle.  108  pp.  (Corre¬ 
spondant,  v.  49,  1860,  pp.  322,  526,  748;  v.  50,  1860,  p.  136.) 

-  Craven,  Mme.  P.  La  F.  Life  of  Lady 

Georgiana  Fullerton.  Tr.  by  H.  J.  Coleridge. 
1888.  4796 

-  Doniiaire,  P.  Lady  Georgiana  Fullerton.  5  pp. 

(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  116,  1888,  p.344.) — lielter,  H. 
Lady  Georgina  Fullerton.  7  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1878,  v.  1, 
p.  65.) 

Fullerton,  Hugh  Stuart.  Gov.  Allen  Trimble, 

of  Ohio.  5  pp.  ( Scotch-Irish  Soc.  of  Am.  Proc.  at  Spring- 
field,  p.  95.) 

Fullerton,  Maj.-Gen.  Joseph  S.  Army  of  the 

Cumberland  at  Chattanooga.  9  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U., 
and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  3,  p.  719 ; 
and  Century  Mag.  v.  12,  1887,  p.  136.) 

Fullerton,  William.  Scott,  H.  W.  W.  Fuller¬ 
ton.  8  pp.  1  pi.  (In  his  Distinguished  Am.  lawyers, 
p.  393.) 

Fullerton,  William  Morton.  1865 — .  Bion  of 

Smyrna.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  28,  1890,  p.  410.) — 
Letter  on  the  case  of  the  slave  Anthony  Burns.  2  pp. 
(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  11,  1884,  p.  454.)— English  and 
Americans.  24  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  47,  1890, 
pp.  242,  731.) 

Fullonius,  Gulielmus.  See  Gnapheus,  W. 
Fulnek,  Moravia.  Loserth,  J.  Archiv  der 

stadt  F.  28  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boeh- 
men,  Mittheil.  v.  18,  1880,  p.  81.) 

Fulton,  A.  R.  Some  rare  old  books.  6  pp. 

(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  25,  1891,  p.  463.) 

Fulton,  John,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.  1834 — .  Why  the 

revised  version  has  failed.  11  pp.  (Forum,  v.  3,  1887, 
p.  353.) 

Fulton,  Robert. 

Knox,  T.  W.  Life  of  Robert  Fulton  and  a 
history  of  steam  navigation.  1886.  3786 

-  Reigart,  J.  F.  Life  of  Robert  Fulton. 

1856.  3784 

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Inventors,  p.  45.)— Lloyd,  J.  T.  Robert  Eulton.  7  pp. 
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p.  75.) — Ueber  die  unendlich  vielen  formen  der  d-func- 
tion.  30  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  74, 
1872,  p.  57.)— Zur  theorie  der  transformation  algebraischer 
functionen.  4  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math. 
v.  76,  1873,  p.  345.) — Weierstrass,  K.  Sur  la  possibility 
d’une  representation  analy tique  des  fonctions  dites  arbi- 
traires  d’une  variable  reelle.  33  pp.  (Journ.  de  mathe¬ 
mat.  4  s.  v.  2, 1886,  pp.  105, 115.) — Wiltheiss,  E.  E.  Ueber 
die  partiellen  differentialgleichungen  zwischen  den  ab- 
leitungen  der  hyperelliptischen  theta-functionen  nach 
parametern  und  nach  den  argumenten.  22  pp.  (Journ.  f. 
d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  99,  1886,  p.  236.) 

See  also  Calculus. — Conic  sections. —Covari¬ 
ants. —  Equations.—  Jacobians. —  Mathematics. 

Functions  of  tlie  brain.  Ferrier,  D.  — 1693 
Funding-  system  of  the  United  States  and  of 
Gt.  Britain.  Elliot,  J.  — 1371 

Fundinn  noregr.  4  pp.  (Asmundarson,  V., 

Fcrrnaldarsoegur  Nordrlanda,  v.  2,  p.  15.) 

Funeral  of  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots.  Prescott- 
Innes,  R.  (Ed.)  4702 

Funeral  oration,  Jan.  19,  1550,  for  Andrea 
Alciati.  Grimaldi,  A.  (Holbein  Soc.  Fac- 

— 17C7 


simile  reprints,  v.  6. ) 


FUNERAL  ORATIONS 


1624 


FURBER,  Daniel  L. 


Funeral  orations  in  stone  and  word.  13  pp. 

Waldstein,  C.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  85,  1892,  p.  3.) 

Funeral  wreaths  of  the  Graeco-Roman  pe¬ 
riod,  On  some.  6  pp.  Newberry,  P.  E.  ( Archaeol .  Journ. 
v.  46,  1889,  p.  427.) 

Funerals. 

Guieysse,  P.  Rituel  funeraire  egyptien 
chapitre  64.  1876.  (Etudes  &gypt.  no.  6. )  1732 

-  Titsingh,  I.  (Tr.)  Ceremonies  usitees  au 

Japon,  pour  les  mariages,  les  fun§railles,  et 
les  principales  f§tes  de  l’annee.  1822,  3  v. 

3407 

-  Di  alcune  cerinionie  funebri.  6  pp.  (Archiv. 

studio  tradiz.  popolari ,  v.  7,  1888,  p.  3.) — I.:»  Foils,  A.  de, 
Baron  de  Melicocq.  Fungrailles  des  abb€s  et  religieux  de 
St.  Bertin,  obs&ques  des  souverains.  4  pp.  (Soc.  antiq. 
de  Morinie,  Bull.  1857-61,  p.  490.) — McQueen,  W.  Scotch 
funerals.  5  pp.  ( Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  46,  1882,  p.  161.) — 
Quiclierat,  J.  E.  J.  Puits  funSraires  de  GourgA  3  pp. 
(In  his  Melanges  d’archgol.  et  d’hist.  v.  1,  p.  273.)— Puits 
funeraires  gallo-romains  du  Bernard  (Vendtie).  4  pp. 
(In  his  Melanges  d’archgol.  et  d’hist.  v.  1,  p.  396.)— Ques¬ 
tion  des  puits  funeraires.  13  pp.  (In  his  Melanges 
d’archeol.  et  d’hist.  v.  1,  p.  294.)— Snyder,  J.  Our  bar¬ 
barous  funeral  customs.  7  pp.  (Forum,  v.  5,  1888,  p.  666.) 
—Wilson,  J.  Funerals.  22  pp.  (Crit.  and  miscel.  essays, 
v.  3,  p.  66.) 

See  also  Burial. — Manners  and  customs. 

Funes,  Gregorio.  1749-1830.  Lettre  a  M.  Gr6- 

goire,  ancien  Eveque  de  Blois,  sur  la  question  de  savoir 
si  Don  Bartheiemi  de  Las  Casas  a  engage  les  Espagnols 
a  faire  le  commerce  des  esclaves  africains  avec  l’Ame- 
rique.  30  pp.  (Casas,  B.  de  las,  Bp.  of  Chiapa,  CEuvres, 
v.  2,  p.  368.) 

Fling-  Yee.  A  Chinese  view  of  railways  in 

China.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  27,  1890,  p.  225.) 

Fungi. 

Berlese,  A.  N.  leones  fungorum  ad 
usum  sylloges  Saccardianae  adcomodatae. 
1890-95,  5  pts.  —2664 

-  Brefeld,  O.  Botanische  untersuchungen 

ueber  schimmelpilze ;  untersuchungen  aus 
dem  gesammtgebiete  der  mykologie.  v.  4-10. 
1881-91,  7  v.  —2682 

Note. — For  v.  1-3  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Ellis,  J.  B.,  and  Everhart,  B.  M.  North 

American  pyrenomycetes :  a  contribution  to 
mycologic  botany.  1892.  — 2663 

-  Journal  of  mycology,  v.  1-4.  1885-88, 

4  v.  in  1.  — 2665 

-  Marchand,  L.  Enumeration  methodique 

et  raisonn6e  des  families  et  des  genres  de  la 
classe  des  mycophytes.  Avec  figures.  1896. 

—2603 

-  Massee,  G.  British  fungus-flora  :  a  classi¬ 
fied  text-book  of  mycology.  1892-95,  4  v. 

—2667 

-  Phillips,  W.  Manual  of  the  British  dis- 

comycetes,  with  descriptions  of  all  the  species 
of  fungi  hitherto  found  in  Britain,  included 
"in  the  family,  and  illustrations  of  the  genera. 

1887.  (Internat.  Sci.  S.)  — 2687 

-  Saccardo,  P.  A.  Sylloge  fungorum  om¬ 
nium  hucusque  cognitorum.  1882-97,  12  v. 
in  13.  —2663 

-  Trouessart,  E.  L.  Microbes,  ferments, 

and  moulds.  1886.  (Internat.  Sci.  S.)  — 1607 


-  Atkinson,  I.  E.  Botanical  relations  of  trichophyton 

tonsurans.  15  pp.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K., 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the  biol.  labr.  v.  1,  1879, 
no.  1.) — Broome,  C.  E.  Fungi  of  Wiltshire.  70  pp. 
(  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  8,  1864,  p.  170. ) 
— Famintxin,  A.,  and  Woronin,  M.  Ueber  2  neue  for- 
men  von  schleimpilzen :  Ceratium  hydroides  Alb.  et 
Schw.  und  Ceratium  porioides  Alb.  et  Schw.  16  pp.  3  pi. 
(St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  20,  1873.)— Gobi,  C. 
Ueber  den  tubercularia  persicina,  Ditm.  genannnten 
pilz.  25  pp.  1  pi.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  32, 
1885.)— Menslow,  J.  S.  Specific  identity  of  the  fungi 
producing  rust  and  mildew.  7  pp.  (Bound  pamph. 
v.  249.) — McLeod,  R.  G.  On  the  microscopic  fungi  of 
the  district  around  Liverpool.  10  pp.  (Lancashire  and 
Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  6,  1866,  p.  127.1 — Plow¬ 
right,  C.  B.  Fungi  of  Norfolk.  9  pp.  (Mason,  R.  H., 
Hist,  of  Norfolk,  Appendix,  p.  lx.)— Sansom,  T.  On  a 
fungoid  disease  affecting  the  pear  tree.  6  pp.  1  pi.  (Lan¬ 
cashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  8,  1856,  p.  193.) 
— II n ii a,  P.  G.  On  the  cultivation  of  epidermic  fungi. 
8  pp.  (Selected  monographs  on  dermatology  :  New  Syden¬ 
ham  Soc.  v.  143,  p.  132.) 

See  also  Bacteria. —  Bolcti. —  Botany. — Crypto- 
gamia. — Bry  rot.— Germ  theory  of  disease. — 
Germs. —  lichens. —  lophiostoma. —  Micro-or¬ 
ganisms. — Mould. — Mushrooms. — Truflles. 

Funk,  Adolf.  Irren-anstalten  ;  entbindungs- 
anstalten.  72  pp.  6  pi.  (Durm,  J.,  and  others,  Handb. 
der  architektur,  v.  5,  pt.  2,  p.  1.) 

Funk,  Isaac  Kauffman,  D.  D.  1839 — .  Pro¬ 

hibitory  law  and  personal  liberty.  4  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  147,  1888,  p.  124.) 

-  and  others  (Eds.)  Standard  dictionary  of 

the  English  language.  New  York,  1894-95, 
2  v.  4°.  1112 

Contents. 

A-Lyttoniidae,  v.  1.  M-Zyxomma;  Appendix,  v.  2. 

Funk.  See  also  Funck. 

Funkelin,  Jakob.  Rochholz,  E.  L.  Jakob 

Funkelin.  4  pp.  (Germania,  v.  14,  1869,  p.  412.) 

Funkliouser,  Capt.  R.  D.  Gen.  Lee  to  the 

rear.  4  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  24,  1896, 
p.  79.) 

Fur. 

Umfreville,  E.  Present  state  of  Hud¬ 
son’s  bay ;  containing  a  full  description  of 
that  settlement  .  .  .  and  likewise  of  the  fur 
trade.  1790.  4636 

-  Fur  trade  and  factory  system  at  Green  Bay,  1816-21. 

20pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  7,  1876,  p.  269.)  — 
Neill,  E.  D.  History  of  the  Ojibways,  and  their  connec¬ 
tion  with  fur  traders.  116  pp.  (Minn.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  5,  1885,  p.  395.) 

See  also  nothing-.  —  Commerce  and  trade. — 
Hunting  and  the  Chase. 

Fur  seal  arbitration.  Proceedings  of  the 
Tribunal  of  arbitration,  convened  at  Paris 
under  the  treaty  between  the  United  States 
and  Gt.  Britain,  concluded  at  Washington, 
Feb.  29,  1892,  for  the  determination  of  ques¬ 
tions  between  the  two  governments  concern¬ 
ing  the  jurisdictional  rights  of  the  United 
States  in  the  waters  of  Bering  sea.  Washing¬ 
ton,  1895.  16  v.  8°.  ( U.  S.  53  Cong.  2  sess. 

Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  7,  pts.  1-16. ) 

Fur  seals.  See  Seals  and  seal  fisheries. 

Furber,  Daniel  L.,  D.  D.  Life  and  services  of 

Prof.  Austin  Phelps.  32  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  48,  1891, 
p.  545.) 


FURBER,  George  P. 


1625 


FURNITURE 


Furber,  George  P. 

Precedents  relating  to  the  privileges  of  the 
Senate  of  the  United  States.  Washington, 
1893.  8°.  ( U.  S.  52  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  miseel. 

doc.  v.  7.) 

-  Compilation  of  Senate  election  cases  from 

1789  to  1885.  Continued  to  March  3,  1893. 
See  Taft,  G.  S.,  and  Furber,  G.  P. 

Furbislier,  M.  See  Frobisher,  Sir  M. 
Furetiere,  Antoine.  Wey,  F.  Antoine  Fure- 

ti&re,  sa  vie,  ses  oeuvres,  ses  d€mgl6s  avec  1’AcadSmie 
franpaise.  55  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1852,  v.  2,  p.594;  v.  3, 
p.  49.) 

Furini,  Francesco.  Circa  1600-49.  Lo  sconcio 

sposalizio.  28  pp.  (Orlando,  F.,  and  Baccini,  G.,  Bibliot. 
grassoc.  no.  1,  p.  37.) 

-  Browning,  R.  With  F.  27  pp.  (In  his  Parleyings 

with  certain  people,  p.  85.) 

Furius  Antias,  Aulus.  Fragmenta.  1  p. 

(Coll.  Bisaur.  v.  4,  p.  419.) 

Furlanetto,  Giuseppe  {Ed.)  1775-1848. 

Totius  Latinitatis  lexicon  opera  ac  studio 
M.  Forcellini.  See  Forcellini,  E. 

Fiirley,  John.  1836 — .  The  Red  Cross.  14  pp. 

(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885,  p.  879.) — On  the  carriage  and 
removal  of  the  sick  and  injured.  19  pp.  (London, 
Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  8,  p.  315.) 

Furman  Club.  [Publication.]  Brooklyn, 
1865.  fo.  17B4 

Contents.  Wood,  S.  Sketch  of  the  first  settlement  of 
the  several  towns  on  Long-Island. 

Note  —  Large  paper  ed. 

Furnaces.  Montgomery,  M.  L.  Early  furnaces 

and  forges  of  Berks  co.,  Pa.  25  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  8, 
1884,  p.  56.) 

Furueaux,  Rev.  Henry  {Ed. )  1830 — .  Poems 

relating  to  the  riot  between  town  and  gown  on  St.  Scho- 
lastica’s  day  (Feb.  10,  135|-)  and  2  following  days.  25  pp. 
(Burrows,  M.,  Collectanea,  3  s.  p.  163:  Oxford  Hist.  Soc. 
Pub.  v.  32.) 

-  {Ed.)  Tryvytlam  de  laude  Universitatis 

Oxoniae.  See  Tryvytlam. 

Furness,  Henry  B. 

Prisoners  of  war  and  military  prisons.  See 
Isham,  A.  B.,  and  others. 

Furness,  Horace  Howard,  Pli.  D.,  LL.  D.  {Ed.) 
1833—. 

New  variorum  edition  of  Shakespeare. 
See  Shakespeare,  W. 

-  Woodberry,  G.  E.  Furness’s  Merchant  of  Venice. 

6  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  62,  1888,  p.  706.) — Furness’s 
Othello.  6  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  58,  1886,  p.  270.) 

Furness,  William  Henry,  D.  D.  1802-96. 

Story  of  the  resurrection  of  Christ  told 
once  more  ;  with  remarks  upon  the  character 
of  Christ  and  the  historical  claims  of  the  four 
Gospels.  Phila.,  1885.  12°.  — 4257 

-  Verses.  Translations  from  the  German  and 

hymns.  Boston,  1886.  16°.  1308 

-  ( Tr. )  Julius,  and  other  tales  from  the 

German.  Phila.,  1856.  12°.  4327 

Contents.  Toepfier,  R.  Julius;  The  Parsonage. — 
Zscliokke,  H.  The  Bean  ;  Leaves  from  the  journal  of 
a  poor  vicar ;  The  Walpurgis-night. 


Furness,  England.  Cowper,  H.  S.  Ancient 

settlements,  cemeteries,  and  earthworks  of  F.  38  pp. 
1  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.  53,  pt.  2,  1893,  p.  389.) — Stone- 
house,  J.  A  day  in  Low  F.  3  pp.  (Lancashire  and 
Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  8,  1856,  p.  228.) 

See  also  Lancashire. 

Furness,  Abbey.  Compton,  C.  H.  Note  on 

Furness  Abbey.  4  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ. 
v.  48,  1892,  p.  238.)— Ex  annalibus  Staiileieiisibits  et 
Furnesieiisibus.  5  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  28, 
p.  555.) 

Furniture. 

Adams,  L.  G.  Decorations  interieures  et 
meubles  des  epoques  Louis  XIII  et  Louis  XIV. 
1865.  — 17A1 

- Alexandre,  A.  Histoire  de  l’art  decoratif 

du  XVI  siecle  a  nos  jours.  [1891.]  — 17E4 

-  Art  de  la  mode,  L’.  Reproduction  en 

noir  et  en  couleurs  .  .  .  d’ameublements  .  .  . 
Redacteur  en  chef ;  Etincelle.  1881-82,  3  v. 
in  2.  — 17A2 

-  Bernal,  R.  Catalogue  of  the  celebrated 

collection  of  works  of  art ...  of  that  distin¬ 
guished  collector  ;  also  of  the  beautiful  deco¬ 
rative  furniture  .  .  .  which  will  be  sold  by 
auction,  commencing  March  5,  1855.  [1855.] 

— 17C6 

-  Brooks,  Mme.  ( — ).  Tableaux  de  premier 

ordre  .  .  .  marbres,  bronzes,  statues,  meubles 
de  prix,  objets  d’art,  vente  par  suite  du  d6ces 
de  Mme.  B.  16-18  Avril,  1877.  [1877.]  —1791 

-  Caraman-Chimay,  E.,  Prince  de.  Cata¬ 
logue  de  tableaux  .  .  .  et  d’ameublement .  .  . 
appartenant  a  M.  le  Prince  de  C.  et  dont  la 
vente  aura  lieu  .  .  .  23-24  Avril,  1885.  [1885.] 

— 17C2 

-  Catalogue  des  objets  d’art  tr£s  impor- 

tants  du  XVIII  siecle  .  .  .  appartenant  a  M. 
le  Baron  de  *  *  *,  et  dont  la  vente  aura  lieu 
30  Jan.,  1884.  [1884.]  —1791 

-  Chippendale,  T.  Vorbilder  fuer  kunst- 

und  moebeltischler  im  gothischen,  chine- 
sischen,  und  rococostil.  n.  d.  — 7.43 

-  Daly,  C.  S.  Revue  generale  de  l’archi- 

tecture.  v.  40-44.  1883-87,  5  v.  —4501 

Note. — For  v.  1-39  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Fairholt,  F.  W.  Miscellanea  graphica  : 

representations  of  ancient,  medieval,  and  re¬ 
naissance  remains  in  the  possession  of  Lord 
Londesborough.  1857.  3781 

-  Habermann,  F.  X.,  and  others.  Models 

of  art  furniture  in  rococo-style.  Designs  of 
furniture  of  all  periods,  church  furniture  in¬ 
cluded,  of  the  18  century,  n.  d.  2  v.  — 7.41 

-  Havard,  H.  Dictionnaire  de  l’ameuble- 

ment  et  de  la  decoration  depuis  le  XIII  siecle 
jusqu’a  nos  jours.  n.  d.  4  v.  — 1776 

-  Heaton,  J.  A.  {Ed)  Furniture  and  decora¬ 
tion  in  England  during  the  eighteenth  cen¬ 
tury.  1890-92,  2  v.  in  4.  — 17D1 

-  Ivry,  L.,  Baron  d’.  Catalogue  des  objets 

d’art  et  d’ameublement  .  .  .  dependant  de  la 
succession  de  M.  le  Baron  d’L,  dont  la  vente 
aura  lieu  7-9  Mai,  1884.  [1884.]  — 1791 


FURNITURE 


1626 


FURNIVALL,  Frederick  James 


—  La  Beraudiere,  ( — ),  Comte  de.  Cata¬ 

logue  des  tableaux  anciens  .  .  .  riche  mobilier 
du  XVIII  siScle  composant  les  collections  de 
feu  M.  le  Comte  de  la  B.,  et  dont  la  vente 
aura  lieu  18-30  Mai,  1885.  [1885.]  —1791 

—  Lafaulotte,  ( — ).  Catalogue  des  objets 

d’art  .  .  .  et  d’ameublement  .  .  .  composant 
l’importante  collection  de  L.,  et  dont  la  vente 
aura  lieu,  par  suite  de  deces,  5-10, 12,  13  Avril, 
1886.  [1886.]  —1791 

—  Litchfield,  F.  Illustrated  history  of 

furniture :  from  the  earliest  to  the  present 
time.  1892.  — 17C1 

—  Lyon,  I.  W.  Colonial  furniture  of  New 

England.  1891.  —1793 

—  Mannheim,  C.  Catalogue  de  magnifiques 

tapisseries  dont  cinq  de  la  renaissance  re- 
hauss6es  d’or,  six  du  temps  de  Louis  XIV,  et 
sept  tableaux  des  Gobelins  .  .  .  Vente  23 
Mai,  1887.  1887.  —1791 

—  Marcille,  C.  Catalogue  de  tableaux, 

dessins  .  .  .  meubles,  et  objets  d’art  formant  la 
collection  de  feu  M.  C.  M. :  1  vente  6,  7 ; 
2  vente  8,  9  Mars,  1876.  [1876.]  — 17C2 

—  Oger,  Mme.  ( — ).  Catalogue  du  riche  mo¬ 

bilier  artistique  .  .  .  garnissant  l’hotel  de  Me. 
[O.],  oh  la  vente  aura  lieu  17-22  Mai,  1886. 
[1886.]  — 17C2 

—  Ramee,  D.  Meubles  religieux  et  civils 

conserves  dans  les  principaux  monuments  et 
musses  de  l’Europe.  1874,  2  v.  — 17A2 

—  Salverte,  ( — )  de.  Catalogue  des  ta¬ 

bleaux  .  . .  et  de  riche  ameublement  du  XVIII 
si^cle  .  .  .  composant  l’importante  collection 
de  feu  M.  de  S.  et  dont  la  vente  aura  lieu  5,  6 
Mai,  1887.  [1887.]  —1791 

—  Sanders,  W.  B.  Half-timbered  houses 

and  carved  oak  furniture  of  the  16  and  17 
centuries.  1894.  — 7.15 

—  Schwenke,  F.  Designs  for  decorative 

furniture  and  modern  chamber-arrangement ; 
including  a  practical  guide  to  upholstery 
illustrated  by  seventy-two  elaborate  engrav¬ 
ings.  1882.  — 17E4. 

—  Sennegon,  H.  Catalogue  des  objets  d’art 
et  d’ameublement  .  .  .  composant  la  collec¬ 
tion  de  S.  Vente  9-11  Mai,  1887.  1887.  —1791 

—  Sheraton,  T.  Cabinet-maker  and  uphol¬ 
sterer’s  drawing-book.  1802.  — 17D6 

—  Stein,  C.  Catalogue  des  objets  d’art  .  .  . 

d’ameublement  composant  l’importante  col¬ 
lection  de  M.  C.  S.,  et  dont  la  vente  aura  lieu 
10-14  Mai,  1886.  [1886.]  —1791 

—  Terhune,  Mrs.  M.  V.  H.  (M.  Harland, 

pseud. )  Some  colonial  homesteads  and  their 
stories.  1897.  3505 

—  Vaisse,  E.  Catalogue  des  objets  d’art 

et  de  haute  curiosity  .  .  .  composant  l’impor¬ 
tante  collection  de  M.  E.  V.,  et  dont  la  vente 
aura  lieu  5-8  Mai,  1885.  [1885.]  — 1791 


-  Wallis,  F.  E.  American  architecture, 

decoration,  and  furniture,  of  the  eighteenth 
century,  n.  d.  — 17 A4 

-  Edis,  R.  W.  Healthy  furniture.  17  pp.  (London, 

Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  t.  3,  p.  109.) — Healthy 
furniture  and  decoration.  79  pp.  (London  Internat. 
Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  1,  p.  287.)— Oranl,  R.  Das 
mobiliar.  9  pp.  2  pi.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml. 
Jalirb.  v.  14,  1893,  p.  127.)— Poe.  E.  A.  Philosophy  of 
furniture.  9  pp.  (  Works,  ed.  by  E.  C.  Stedman  and  O.  E. 
Woodberry,  v.  9,  p.  174.) 

See  also  Cabinet  work. — Chairs.— Decoration 
ami  Ornament. — Domestic  economy. — Dwell¬ 
ings. — I,aan  i»s. 

Furniture,  Church  furniture. 

Habermann,  F.  X.,  and  others.  Models 
of  art  furniture  in  rococo-style.  Designs  of 
furniture  of  all  periods,  church  furniture  in¬ 
cluded,  of  the  18  century,  n.  d.  2  v.  — 7.41 

-  Ramee,  D.  Meubles  religieux  et  civils 

conserves  dans  les  principaux  monum'ents  et 
mus6es  de  l’Europe.  1874,  2  v.  — 17 A2 

-  SToei-Fearn  (Christmas),  H.  Of  the  furniture  and 

ornaments  of  churches.  10  pp.  (Cottle,  J.,  Some  ac¬ 
count  of  the  church  of  St.  Mary  Magdalene,  Taunton, 
p.  119.) 

See  also  Altars. — Christian  art. — Fonts.— Pul¬ 
pits. 

Furnivall,  Frederick  James,  Ph.  D.  1825 — . 

Mr.  Swinburne’s  “Flat  burglary”  on 
Shakespere.  Two  letters  from  the  “  Spec¬ 
tator”  of  Sept.  6  and  13,  1879.  London,  1879. 
8°.  3305 

-  Succession  of  Shakspere’s  works  and  the 

use  of  metrical  terms  in  settling  it.  London, 
1874.  8°.  3303 

-  Forewords  [to  the  Life  of  St.  Katharine  of  Alex¬ 
andria  by  J.  Capgrave].  42  pp.  ( Early  Eng.  Text 
Soc.  no.  100.) 

-  Side-notes  [to  the  Minor  poems  of  the 

Vernon  MS.  Ed.  by  C.  Horstmann].  See 
Horstmann,  C. 

-  [Ed.)  Digby  plays,  with  an  incomplete 

‘  morality’  of  Wisdom,  who  is  Christ  (part  of 
one  of  the  Macro  moralities).  London,  1896. 
8°.  ( Early  English  Text  Soc.  Extra,  s.  no.  70.) 

2123 

Contents.  Christ’s  burial  and  resurrection. — 
Conversion  of  St.  Paul.  —  Herod's  killing'  of 
the  children. —Mary  Magdalen. — Morality  of 
Wisdom,  who  is  Christ. 

- (Ed.)  Some  300  fresh  allusions  to  Shak- 

spere  from  1594  to  1694 ;  gathered  by  mem¬ 
bers  of  the  New  Shakspere  Society,  as  a 
supplement  to  Shakespeare’s  Centurie  of 
prayse.  ed.  2.  1879.  London,  1886.  4°.  (New 
Shaks.  Soc.  4  s.  no.  3. )  3303 

-  (Ed.)  Three  kings’  sons.  (English  from 

the  French. )  Pt.  1.  London,  1895.  8°.  ( Early 
Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extra  s.  no.  67. )  2123 

-  (Ed.)  Complaynt  of  Scotland.  43  pp.  (Lane- 

ham,  R.,  Letter,  p.  cxxxvii :  Neiv  Shaks.  Soc.  6  s.  no.  14. ) 

-  (Ed.)  Caveat  or  warening  for  common 

cursetors  vulgarely  called  vagabones.  See 
Harman,  T.  (in  preceding  catalogue.) 


FURNIVALL,  Frederick  James 


1627  FUSTEL  DE  COULANGES,  Numa  Denis 


-  {Ed.)  Caxton’s  Eneydos  1490.  Englisht 

from  the  French  Liure  des  Eneydes,  1483. 
See  Virgilius  Maro,  P.  (in  preceding  cata¬ 
logue). 

-  {Ed. )  Chaucer’s  “Boece.”  See  Boethius, 

A.  M.  T.  S. 

-  {Ed.)  Chaucer’s  Troilus  and  Criseyde. 

See  Chaucer,  G. 

-  {Ed.)  English  conquest  of  Ireland.  See 

Giraldus  de  Barri,  Cambrensis. 

-  {Ed. )  Fraternitye  of  vacabondes.  See 

Awdeley,  J.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  {Ed.)  Hoccleve’s  works.  I :  Minor  poems 

in  the  Phillipps  MS.  and  the  Durham  MS. 
See  Hoccleve,  T. 

-  {Ed.)  John  Lane’s  continuation  of  Chau¬ 
cer’s  “  Squire’s  tale.”  See  Lane,  J. 

-  {Ed.)  More  odd  texts  of  Chaucer’s  Minor 

poems.  See  Chaucer,  G. 

-  {Ed.)  La  Queste  del  Saint  Graal.  See 

Map,  or  Mapes,  W.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  {Ed. )  Robert  Laneham’s  letter.  See  Lane- 

ham,  R. 

-  {Ed.)  Rogues  and  vagabonds  of  Shak- 

spere’s  youth.  See  Viles,  E.,  and  Furnivall, 
F.  J.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  {Ed.)  Story  of  England  by  Robert  Man¬ 
ning  of  Brunne.  See  Langtoft,  P. 

-  Phelan,  J.  Reply  to  Mr.  Furnivall’s  couple  of  pro¬ 
tests.  8  pp.  ( Anglia ,  v.  3,  1880,  p.  361.) 

See  also  Ilnllad  Society. — Chancer  Society.— 
Early  English  Text  Society.— New  S!ial**3>ere 
Society. — Philological  Society. — Sliciley  Soci¬ 
ety.— Wyclif  Society. 

Furrell,  James  W.  Light  from  the  east  on  the 

colour  question.  10  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885, 
p.  321.) 

Further  inquiry  into  the  expediency  of  ap¬ 
plying  the  principles  of  colonial  policy  to  the 
government  of  India.  Young,  G.  3416 


Furtwaengler,  Adolf.  1853 — . 


Die  bronzen  und  die  uebrigen  kleineren 
funde  von  Olympia.  Berlin,  1890.  4°.  (Cur- 
tius,  E.,  and  Adler,  F.,  Olympia ,  v.  4.)  1752 

—  Goldfund  von  Vettersfelde.  Berlin,  1883. 

4°.  (Berlin,  Archaeol.  Gesells.  Winckelmanns- 
feste,  Programm  43. )  2702 

—  Koenigliche  Museen  zu  Berlin.  Beschrei- 

bung  der  vasensammlung  im  Antiquarium. 
Berlin,  1885.  2  v.  8°.  —1738 


—  Masterpieces  of  Greek  sculpture.  A  series 
of  essays  on  the  history  of  art.  Ed.  by  Eu¬ 
genie  Sellers.  With  nineteen  pi.  and  two 
hundred  text  illustrations.  London,  1895.  4°. 

1721 


Contents. 

Apollo  of  the  Bel-  Polykleitos. 
vedere.  Praxiteles. 


Euphranor. 

Kresilas. 

Myron. 

Pheidias. 


Skopas. 

Temples  of  Athena  on 
the  Akropolis. 

Venus  of  Milo. 


- Eine  argivisehe  bronze.  29  pp.  1  pi.  (Berlin, 

Archaeol.  Gesells.  Winclcelmannsfeste,  Programm  50, 
p.  125.)— Ifeclor's  Eoesung:  ein  relief  aus  Olympia 
durch  einen  griechischen  spiegel  ergaenzt.  15  pp.  {Hist, 
und  philol.  aufsaetze,  p.  179.) — Orpheus.  Attische  vase 
aus  Gela.  11  pp.  1  pi.  (Berlin,  Archaeol.  Gesells.  Winckel- 
mannsfeste,  Programm  59,  p.  154.) 

-  Griechische  keramik,  XL  tafeln.  See 

Genick,  A.,  and  Furtwaengler,  A. 

-  If  arrison,  J.  E.  Furtwaengler :  Koeniglichen  Mu¬ 
seen  zu  Berlin.  Beschreibung  der  vasensammlung  im 
Antiquarium.  2  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  8, 

1887,  p.  289.) 

Fusco,  Edoardo  Nicola.  Phillimore,  C.  M. 

Edoardo  Fusco.  26  pp.  {In  her  Studies  in  Ital.  lit. 
p.  294,  and  Edin.  Rev.  v.  155,  1882,  p.  444.) 

Fuscus  or  Fosco,  See  Negri,  P. 

Fuseli,  John  Henry.  Cunningham,  A.  Henry 
Fuseli.  51  pp.  {In  his  Lives  of  Brit,  painters,  v.  2, 
p.  223.) 

Fusi,  Giuseppe.  [Notice  of.]  3  pp.  (Amato, 

G.  d’,  Panteon,  v.  2,  p.  324.) 

Fusignano,  Italy.  Vicchi,  L.  Della  storia  di 
Fusignano.  1876.  3551 

Fusi-yama.  See  Fuji-san. 

Fuss,  Y.  Beobachtungen  und  untersuchungen 
ueber  die  astronomische  strahlenbrechung  in  der  naehe 
des  horizontes.  44  pp.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  M&m.  7  s. 
v.  18,  1872.) 

Fussesbruunen,  Konrad  von.  See  Konrad, 
von  Fusscsbrunnen. 

Fust,  Johann.  Browning,  R.  Fust  and  his 
friends  :  an  epilogue.  31  pp.  {In  his  Parleyings  with 
certain  people,  p.  157.) —  Fignier,  G.  L.  Fust  et  Schoef- 
fer;  ou,  les  progrbs  de  l’imprimerie.  15  pp.  ( In  his  Vies 
des  savants  illustres,  v.  2,  p.  359.) 

See  also  Printing'. 

Fust.  See  also  Faust. 

Fusta.  See  Tauss. 

Fustel  tie  Coulanges,  Numa  Denis.  1830-89. 

Histoire  des  institutions  politiques  de  l’an- 
cienne  France.  L’alleu  et  le  domaine  rural 
pendant  l’6poque  merovingienne.  Paris,  1889. 
8°.  .2673 

- Histoire  des  institutions  politiques  de  l’an- 

cienne  France.  L’invasion  germanique  et  la 
fin  de  1’ Empire.  Revue  et  completee  .  .  .  par 
Camille  Jullian.  Paris,  1891.  8°.  .2673 

-  Histoire  des  institutions  politiques  de  l’an- 

cienne  France.  La  monarchic  franque.  Paris, 

1888.  8°.  .2673 

-  Histoire  des  institutions  politiques  de  l’anci- 

enne  France.  Les  origines  du  systeme  feodal : 
le  benefice  et  le  patronat  pendant  l’epoque 
merovingienne.  Revu  et  compl6t6  .  .  .  par 
Camille  Jullian.  Paris,  1890.  8°.  .2673 

-  Histoire  des  institutions  politiques  de  l’an- 

cienne  France.  Transformations  de  la  royautg 
pendant  l’Spoque  carol ingienne.  Ouvrage 
revu  et  complete  .  .  .  par  Camille  Jullian. 
Paris,  1892.  8°.  .2673 

—  Recherches  sur  quelques  problemes  d’ his¬ 
toire.  Paris,  1885.  8°.  3733 


Vol.  III.— 204. 


FUSTEL  DE  COULANGES,  Numa  Denis  1628 


FYVIE  CASTLE 


-  Etude  sur  1’iniimiiiitC  m£rovingienne.  69  pp. 

(Rev.  hist.  v.  22,  1883,  p.249;  v.  23,  18S3,  p.  1.)—  Lettre. 
3  pp.  (Rev.  archSol.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1880,  p.  111.) — De  la  con¬ 
fection  des  Sois  au  temps  des  Carolingiens.  28  pp. 
(Rev.  lit.  v.  3,  1877,  p.  3.)— Domaine  rural  chez  les  Re¬ 
mains.  65  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  pgr.  v.  77, 
pp.  318,  835.)— Etude  sur  la  proprigtg  a,  Sparte.  96  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral.  MSm.  2  s.  v.  16,  1888, 
p.  835.)  —  De  l’inggalitg  du  wergeltl  dans  les  lois 
franques.  30  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  2,  1876,  p.  460.) 

-  Fisher,  H.  A.  L.  Fustel  de  Coulanges.  6  pp.  (Eng. 

Hist.  Rev.  v.  5,  1890,  p.  1.)— Monod,  G.  M.  Fustel  de 
Coulanges.  9  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  41,  18S9,  p.  277.) 

Futa  Jallon,  Senegambia.  Bayol,  J.  M.  La 

France  au  Fouta-Djalon.  30  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1882,  3  pgr.  v.  54,  p.  903.) 

Futliey,  John  Smith.  1820-88.  Massacre  of 

Paoli.  34  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  1,  1877,  p.  285.) 

-  and  Cope,  Gilbert.  History  of  Chester 

co.,  Pa.,  with  genealogical  and  biographical 
sketches.  [With  map.]  Phila.,  1881.  4°.  3511 

Future,  On  the  past,  the  present,  and  the. 

24  pp.  Ellis,  W.,  Philo- Socrates,  v.  4,  p.  133. 

Future  judgment.  See  Judgment. 

Future  life.  See  Future  state. 

Future  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada.  17  pp. 

Collins,  E.  (Fairchild,  G.  M.,  Jr.,  Canadian  leaves,  p.  1.) 

Future  of  the  Johns  Hopkins  University. 

Gilman,  D.  C.  —2373 

Future  probation.  See  Future  state. — Pro¬ 
bation. 

Future  prospects  of  younger  sons.  27  pp. 

Cecil,  Lord  E.  B.  H.  G.,  Impressions  of  life,  p.  251. 

Future  punishment.  Ellis,  W.  On  posthu¬ 
mous  rewards  and  punishments.  22  pp.  (In  his  Philo- 
Socrates,  v.  4,  p.  208.) — Farrar.  F.  W.  Future  retribu¬ 
tion.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  140,  1885,  p.  193.) — Shedd, 
W.  G.  T.  Certainty  of  endless  punishment.  20  pp.  (N.Am. 
Rev.  v.  140,  1885,  p.  153.) 

See  also  Future  state. — Hell. — Purgatory.— Re¬ 
demption  or  Salvation.  — Retribution.  — Uni¬ 
versal  ism. 

Future  retribution.  See  Future  punishment. 
Future  state. 

Warburton,  W.,  Bp.  of  Gloucester.  Di¬ 
vine  legation  of  Moses  demonstrated.  1846, 
3  v.  —4212 

-  Whately,  R.,  Abp.  of  Dublin.  View  of 

the  Scripture  revelations  concerning  a  future 
state.  1855.  —4107 

-  Arnold.  Sir  E.  Death— and  afterwards.  10  pp. 

(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  38,  1885,  p.  218.)— Ragiienault  de 
Pnchesse,  F.  Plurality  des  existences  de  l’§,me.  26  pp. 
(Correspondant,  v,  74,  1868,  p.  462.) — Castaing,  A.  Les 
croyances  sur  la  vie  d’outre-tombe  chez  les  ancieus  Pgru- 

F  (12,  28,  ’97). 


viens.  38  pp.  (Soc.  am.  de  France,  Archives,  n.  s.  v.  5, 
1887,  p.  49.) — Cheyne,  T.  K.  Ancient  beliefs  in  immor¬ 
tality  :  a  reply  to  Mr.  Gladstone.  18  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  30, 1891.  p.  51.) — Ellis,  W.  On  posthumous  re¬ 
wards  and  punishments.  22  pp.  (In  his  Philo-Socrates, 
v.  4,  p.  208.)— Ettig,  G.  Acheruntica,  sive  descensuum 
apud  veteres  enarratio.  162  pp.  ( Leipziger  studien,  v.  13, 
pt.  2,  1891,  p.  249.)— Fust  rat  ius,  Presbyter  of  Constanti¬ 
nople.  Adversus  eos  qui  dicunt,  animas  statim  atque  e 
corpore  solutae  sunt,  non  operari .  .  .  Leo  Allatius  e  tene- 
bris  erutum  Latinum  fecit.  [Gr.andLat.]  262  pp.  (Al- 
lacci,  L.,  De  utriusque  ecelesiae  ...  in  dogmate  de  purgatorio 
consensione,  p.  319.) — Follen,  C.  T.  C.  Future  state  of 
man.  98  pp.  (Works,  v.  5,  p.  3.) — Gardner,  P.  The 
Hellenic  after-world.  11  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37, 1885, 
p.  808.)— Gladstone,  W.  E.  On  the  ancient  beliefs  in  a 
future  state.  19  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.  658.) 
— Glardon,  A.  Le  monde  invisible.  28  pp.  (Biblioth. 
univ.  etrev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  14,  1882,  p.  385.) — Kgratry, 
A.  H.  de.  De  l’dme  humaine  et  de  la  vie  future.  24  pp. 
(Rev.  contemp.  1852,  v.  5,  p.  5.) — Lesley,  J.  P.  Idea  of 
life  after  death.  9  pp.  (Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  207.) — 
Myers,  F.  W.  H.  Science  and  a  future  life.  20  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  29,  1891,  p.  628.) — Parker,  H.  W.  Argu¬ 
ments  for  the  unseen.  9  pp.  (Forum,  v.  4,  1887,  p.  408.) 
— Pearson,  N.  After  death.  23  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  14,  1883,  p.  262.) — Ryder.  H.  I.  D.  Revelations  of  the 
after-world.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21,  1887,  p.  286.) 
— Wright,  G.  F.  Dr.  Briggs’s  “  whither  ?  ”  19  pp.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  Sacra,  v.  47,  1890,  p.  136.) 

See  also  Bible. —  Heath. —  Eschatology. —  Eter¬ 
nity. — Future  ;>unisliinent.— Hades. — Heaven. 
— I5eJ3. — Immortality. — Infant  damnation  and 
salvation. —  Judgment.  —  Probation. —  Purga¬ 
tory. —  Religion. — Resurrection. — Retribution. 
— Soul. — Spiritualism. — Theology. 

Fyfe,  Andrew,  M.  D.  1792-1861. 

Elements  of  chemistry,  comprising  the 
principal  part  of  a  Manual  of  chemistry.  With 
additions  and  alterations  by  John  W.  Web¬ 
ster.  Boston,  1827.  12°.  — 1508 

Fyffe,  Charles  Alan.  1845-92. 

History  of  modern  Europe.  With  two 
maps.  New  York,  1886-89.  3  v.  p.  8°.  3714 

-  The  coming  land  bill.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37, 

1885,  p.  285.) — Arguments  of  a  Peer.  9  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  37, 1885,  p.  557.) — Universities.  34  pp.  (Ward, 
T.  H.,  Reign  of  Queen  Victoria,  v.  2,  p.  288.) 

-  Stanley,  H.  E.  J.,  3  Baron  Stanley  of  Alderley.  Radi¬ 
cal  theorists  on  land.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37, 
1885,  p.  297.) 

Fylde  district,  On  the  geology  of  the.  12  pp. 

Thornber,  W.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc. 
Trans,  v.  10,  1858,  p.  187.) 

Fylfot  and  swastika.  On  the  meaning  and 

origin  of  the.  34  pp.  3  pi.  Greg,  R.  P.  (Archaeologia, 
v.  48,  1885,  p.  293.) 

Fyvie  castle  and  its  lairds.  10  pp.  Ross,  J. 

(Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  53,  1886,  p.  465.) 

+  14,240  =  93,302. 


G.,  J. 


G 


GADD,  Luther  H. 


G-,  J.  Table  alphabetique  des  auteurs  et  per- 
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r6dig6s  par  Bachaumont,  etc.  See  Waree,  C.  B. 
Gabbros,  and  associated  hornblende  rocks  oc¬ 
curring  in  the  neighborhood  of  Baltimore. 
Williams,  G.  H.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol. 
surv.  Bull.  no.  28.)  — 3553 

Gabbros  and  associated  rocks  in  Delaware. 
Chester,  E.  D.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol. 
surv.  Bull.  no.  59. )  — 3553 

Gabelentz,  Hans  Georg  Conon  von  der. 
1840- 

Die  sprachwissenschaft, '  ihre  aufgaben, 
methoden,  und  bisherigen  ergebnisse.  Leip¬ 
zig,  1891.  8°.  —2175 

- Some  additions  to  my  Chinese  grammar.  8  pp. 

(Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  20,  1886, 
p.  227.) — Ueber  sprache  und  schriftthum  der  Chinesen. 
23  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  2,  p.  623.) — Probestueck  von 
chinesischem  parallelism  us.  5  pp.  (Zeits.f.  voel- 
kerpsych.  v.  10,  1878,  p.  230.) — Languages  of  Melanesia. 
7  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  18,  1886, 
484.) — Die  ©stasiatischen  stmlien  und  die  sprachwis¬ 
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(Zeits.f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  9,  1877,  p.  373.) 

- Orube,  W.  Chinesische  grammatik,  von  G.  8  pp. 

(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  36,  1882,  p.712.) 

Gabelli,  Aristide.  1830-91.  II  progetto  di  legge 

sulle  istituzioni  puhbliche  di  beneficenza.  30  pp.  ( Nuov . 
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(Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  31, 1891,  p.  621.) 

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(Nuov.  cmtol.  3  s.  v.  35,  1891,  p.  319.)— Masi,  E.  Aristide 
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Gabinianus,  Sextus  Julius.  1  cent.  Fragmenta. 

1  p.  (Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  Rom.  fragm.  p.  594.) 

Gabions  of  Abbotsford.  11  pp.  Scott,  Sir  W. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  78,  1889,  p.  778.) 

Gaboon,  Africa.  Marche,  A.  Voyage  au 

Gabon  et  sur  le  flueve  Ogooud.  48  pp.  (Tour  du  monde, 
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See  also  France,  Colonies. 

Gaboriau,  Emile.  Peterssen,  F.  Juengere 

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Gabotto,  Ferdinando.  1866 — ■.  Ricerche  intorno 

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Gabourd,  Am6dee.  Saint-Albin,  A.  de.  His- 

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VOL.  III. 


Gabriac,  Joseph  Jules  Paul  Marie  Frangois  de 
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Souvenirs  diplomatiques  de  Russie  et  d’Al- 
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-  L’lglisc  ct  lY-tut.  49  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  105, 

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Gabriel,  Archangel.  Nicetas  Chroniata.  Lau- 

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Gabriel.  201  pp.  Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L.  A.  D. 

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Gabriel,  Sionita.  M.  Remarks  on  the  De¬ 
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Gabriel  Conroy,  Bohemian  papers  :  stories  of 
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Gabriel  Lambert.  Dumas,  A.,  (Eumes  compl. 

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Gabriele,  Serafino.  Usi  dei  contadini  della 

Sardegna.  7  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  7, 
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Gabrieli  family.  Oste,  L.  dall’.  San  Polo . . . 
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3521 

Gabrielli,  Annibale.  Codice  “Mss.  Varia  4” 

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Gachartl,  Louis  Prosper  (Ed.)  1800-85. 

Lettres  de  Philippe  II  a  ses  filles  les  In¬ 
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Gacliet,  Emile.  Diez,  F.  C.  Glossaire  roman 

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Gackon,  P.  1854—.  Note  sur  quelques  pas¬ 

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Gad,  Johannes.  1842—.  Koerperwaerme,  ar- 

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Gadd,  Luther  H.  (Ed.) 

Catalogue  of  Maryland  State  Library.  See 
Maryland  State  Library. 


(12,  28,  ’97.) 


GADDI,  Agnolo 


1630 


GAGERN,  Heinrich  von 


Gaddi,  Agnolo.  Vasari,  G.  Agnolo  Gaddi. 

12  pp.  ( Opere ,  v.  1,  p.  635.) 

Gaddi,  Gaddo.  Stillman,  W.  J.  Gaddo  Gaddi. 

2  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  15,  1889,  p.  669.)— Vasari,  G. 
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Gaddi,  Taddeo.  Stillman,  W.  J.  Taddeo 

Gaddi.  3  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  15,  1889,  p.  670. ) — Vasari, 
G.  Taddeo  Gaddi.  21pp.  (Opere,  v.  1,  p.  571.) 

Gade,  Niels  Wilhelm.  Spitta,  P.  Niels  W. 
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Gadifer  de  la  Salle. 

Bontier,  P.,  and  Le  Verrier,  J.  Cana- 
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The  same.  Tr.  by  R.  H.  Major.  1872.  ( Hak¬ 
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-  Margry,  P.  Conquete  et  les  conquerants 

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Gadolin,  Axel.  Ueber  das  gesetz  der  veraen- 

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Gadsden,  Christopher.  Hilliard,  G.  S.  Chris¬ 
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Gaedertz,  Karl  Theodor.  1855 — .  F.  E.  A. 

Geibel.  7  pp.  (Biog.  jahrb.  f.  alterth.  p.  166:  Jahresb. 
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Gaedliil,  Ogam  inscribed  monuments  of  the, 
in  the  British  islands.  Brash,  R.  R.  1732 
Gaedicke,  Karl.  Holzmann,  M.  Gaedicke : 

Der  accusativ  im  Veda.  11  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych. 
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Gael,  Pierro.  Pascale.  169  pp.  ( Correspon - 

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Gael,  Samuel  Higgs.  1808-87.  Stowell  house 

and  park.  6  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc. 
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_  [Notice  of.]  1  p.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol. 

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Gaelic  language.  Maclauchlan,  T.  Gaelic 

literature,  language,  and  music.  50  pp.  (Keltie,  J.  S., 
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See  also  Celtic  languages. 

Gaelic  literature. 

Campbell,  Lord  A.  ( Ed. )  W aifs  and  strays 
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See  also  Gaelic  poetry. 

Gaelic  music.  Fraser,  S.  (Ed.)  Airs  and 
melodies  peculiar  to  the  Highlands  of  Scot¬ 
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music.  50  pp.  (Keltie,  J.  S.,  Hist,  of  the  Scottish  High¬ 
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Gaelic  poetry. 

Campbell,  J.  F.  (Ed. )  Leabhar  na  Feinne. 

( Gaelic  text. )  Heroic  Gaelic  ballads.  1512- 

1871.  v.  1.  1872.  1341 

-  Macpherson,  J.  Poems  of  Ossian.  1827, 

2  v.  1316 

- Poems  of  Ossian  in  the  original  Gaelic, 

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A.  Clerk,  together  with  the  English  transla¬ 
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Note. — For  other  trs.  see  his  name  in  preceding  cata¬ 
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31  pp.  (In  his  Aspects  of  poetry,  p.  256.) 

See  also  Gaelic  literature. 

Gaertner,  Gustaf.  1849 — . 

Der  “  Iwein  ”  Hartmanns  von  Aue  und  der 
“Chevalier  au  Lyon”  des  Crestien  vonTroies. 
Breslau,  n.  d.  8°,  2352 

Gaertringeii,  Friedrich  Hiller  von.  See  Hiller 
von  Gaertringen,  F. 

Gaetaii,  or  Gaetano,  Giacomo,  Cardinal.  14  cent. 

Ordinarium.  (Ordo  Romanus  XIV.)  201pp.  (Mabillon, 
J.,  and  Germain,  M.,  Mas.  Ital.  v.  2,  p.  243.) 

Gaetaui,  Francesco  Maria  Emanuele  e,  Mar- 
cliese  di  Villabianca.  See  Villabianca,  F.  M. 

E.  e  G. ,  Marchese  di  (in  preceding  catalogue). 
Gaetulicus,  Cneus  Cornelius  Lentulus.  See 

Lentulus  Gaetulicus,  C.  C. 

Gaffarel,  Jacques.  1601-81. 

Curiositates  inauditae,  sive  selectae  obser- 
vationes  de  variis  superstitionibus  veterum, 
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( With  Schultens,  A.,  Animad.  philol.  in  Jo- 
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Gaffarel,  Paul  Louis  Jacques.  1843 — . 

Etude  sur  les  rapports  de  l’Am6rique  et  de 
l’ancien  continent  avant  Christophe  Colomb. 
Paris,  1869.  8°.  4636 

-  Possibility  des  relations  entre  l’Am6riqne  et  l’ancien 

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Gafna,  House  of.  Noeldeke,  T.  Die  Ghass&ni- 

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Akad.  wissens.  Philos.-hist.  classe,  Abhandl.  1887,  p.  1.) 

Gage,  George  N.,  and  others  (Eds. ) 

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Claremont,  1886.  8°.  .2626 

Gage,  Thomas,  Gov.  of  Mass.  1721-87. 

Letters  to  the  ministry.  See  Bernard,  Sir 

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Gagerii,  Heinrich  von.  Rogge,  W.  Heinrich 
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GAGGINI,  Antonello 


1631 


GAINES’S  MILL 


Gaggini,  Antonello.  Marzo,  G.  di.  Memorie 

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Gagliardi,  Antonio  (Giordano  Galitani,  pseud. ) 
16  cent. 

Rinaldo  Pedranzana.  Venice,  1558.  12°. 

2315 

Gagliardi ,  Paolo.  1675-1742.  Lettera  postuma 

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Gagno,  II.  Finiguerri,  S.  ( Scelta  di  curiositcl 
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Gaidoz,  Henri.  1842 — .  L’art  de  l’Empire 

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¥les  norsuamles.  28  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1889, 

3  p6r.  y.  91,  p.  917.) — Notice  sur  les  inscriptions 
latinos  del’Irlande.  16pp. 7  pi.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes 
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d’Aix-les-Bains  (Savoie).  5  pp.  (Rev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  4, 
1884,  p.  351.) — Notes  sur  l’gtymologie  populaire  et  l’analo- 
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25  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  108,  1886,  p.  911.)— De 
quelques  mommies  bactriennes,  h  propos  d’une 
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p.  193.) — Un  sacrifice  liuinain  it  Carthage.  2  pp.  (Rev. 
arch&ol.  3  s.  v.  8,  1886,  p.  192.)— Note  sur  une  statuette 
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4  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Bull.  1890,  p.  267:  with  Mem. 
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Gaieties  and  gravities.  3  v.  Smith,  H. 

2283 

Gaignieres,  Ayme  de.  Grandmaison,  P.  C. 

A.  L.  de.  Gaignieres,  ses  correspondants  et  ses  collec¬ 
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Gail,  Jean  Baptiste  (Ed. )  1755-1829. 

Romuli  fabularum  iEsopiarum  libri.  See 
Romulus  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Gail  Hamilton,  pseud.  See  Dodge,  M.  A. 

Gailliard,  Noel.  17  cent. 

Remontrances  de  la  noblesse  de  Provence 
au  roy,  pour  la  revocation  des  arrests  de  son 
conseil  portans  reunion  a  son  domaine  des 
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Gaillard,  Auger,  called  Lou  Roudie  de  Rabas- 
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Poesies  languedociennes  et  frangaises. 

Pub.  par  Gustave  de  Clausade.  Albi,  1843. 
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Gaillard,  Henry  de.  L’Amiral  Courbet,  d’apres 

ses  lettres.  7  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  118,  1889, 

p.  333.) 


Gaillard,  Lgopold  de.  1820-93.  A  un  Christ 

couvert  d’nn  cr6pe.  La  tante  Suzon.  4  pp.  (Corre¬ 
spondant,  n.  s.  v.  107,  1886,  p.  1117.)— Bataille  de  la 
vie.  2  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  120,  1889,  p.  187.) — 
Centenaire  de  89.  12  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  118, 
1889,  p.  419.) — Av&nement  et  l’histoire  dela  monarchic 
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(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  101,  1884,  p.  5.)— Six  annSes  de 
monarchic  parlementaire.  20  pp.  ( Correspon¬ 
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narchic  en  1884.  17  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  99,  1884, 
p.  577.) — Petits  et  grands;  Sur  l’album  d’une  Alsaci- 
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Gaillefer,  East. 

Hyksos,  or  shepherd  kings.  Dublin,  1870, 
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See  also  Civil  or  Roman  law. 

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See  also  Aneyra.— Asia  minor. 

Galatians,  Epistle  to.  See  Bible,  N.  T.,  Gala¬ 
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Galba,  Caius  Sulpicius.  B.  C.  2  cent.  Frag¬ 
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Galba,  Servius  Sulpicius.  B.  C.  2  cent.  Frag¬ 
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Galberry,  Thomas,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Hartford. 

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GALE,  George 


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Galerie  des  contemporains  illustres.  10  v. 

Lom6nie,  L.  L.  de.  3705 

Galerie  des  gens  de  lettres  au  XIX  siekile. 

Robin,  C.  3763 

Galerie  des  peintres.  3  v.  Chabert,  J.  C.  P 
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GALLARDO,  Bartolome  Jos6 


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3  pgr.  y.  99,  p.  526.) 

Galilee.  Letters  from  G.  39  pp.  (Blackwood''  s 

Mag.  v.  134,  1883,  pp.  367,  521,  597.)— Merrill.  S.  Caesa¬ 
rea  Philippi  and  the  highlands  of  G.  24  pp.  (Wilson, 
Sir  C.  W.,  Picturesque  Palestine,  v.  2,  p.  97.)— Galilee. 
48  pp.  (Wilson,  Sir  C.  W.,  Picturesque  Palestine,  v.  2,  p.  49. ) 
— Wilson,  E.  L.  Round  about  G.  14  pp.  (Century  Mag. 
v.  15,  1889,  p.  413.) 

See  also  Palestine. 

Galilee,  Sea  of.  13  pp.  Wilson,  E.  L.  ( Cen¬ 

tury  Mag.  v.  13,  1888,  p.  171.) 

Galilei,  Galileo.  1564-1642.  Befanata.  4  pp. 

(Mabellini,  A.,  Poesie  giocose,  p.  159.) — In  l>iasimo 
della  tnga.  11  pp.  (Berni,  F.,  and  others,  Opere  bur- 
lesche,  v.  3,  p.  167.) — Due  lettere  e  alcuni  documenti 
dell’ Accademia  de’ Lincei.  10  pp.  (Oiornale  stor.  degli 
archivi  toscani,  v.  1,  1857,  p  50.)— Sonet  to.  1  p.  ( Pro - 
pugnatore,  v.  14,  pt.  1,  1881,  p.  175.) 

-  Bonald,  \.,Vicomte  de.  Galilee,  le  saint  Office,  et  le 

Systfeme  du  monde.  17  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  35,  1855, 
p.  424.) — Buonamici,  G.  F.  Scrittura  in  meteria  di 
navigazione  mandata  nel  1629  a  G.  22  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor. 
ital.  4  s.  v.  16,  1885,  p.  3.)— Besimoni,  C.  Pubblica- 
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p.  272.) — Lange,  L.  Ueber  die  wissenschaftliche  fassung 
des  Galileischen  beharrungsgesetzes.  32  pp.  (Wundt, 
W.  M.,  Philos,  studien,  v.  2,  p.  266.)— I.asswitz.  K.  Gali¬ 
lei’s  theorie  der  materie.  18  pp.  (  Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  ms- 
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cone,  e  il  metodo  sperimentale.  20  pp.  (In  his  Saggi  di 
storia,  p.  229.) 

-  Cattaneo,  A.  Cenni  su  la  vita  di  Galileo 

Galilei.  1843.  "  4771 

-  Nelli,  G.  B.  C.  de’.  Vita  e  commercio 

letterario  di  Galileo  Galilei.  1793,  2  v.  4782 

-  Roberts,  W.  W.  Pontifical  decrees  against 

the  doctrine  of  the  earth’s  movement,  and  the 
ultramontane  defence  of  them.  1885.  — 3204 

-  Bianciardi.  E.  D.  R.  Haunts  of  Galileo.  8  pp. 

(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  54,  1884,  p.  91.)— Edgar,  J.  G.  Boy¬ 
hood  of  Galileo.  (In  his  Boyhood  of  great  men,  p.  139.) 
— Falloux,  A.  F.  P.,  Comte  de.  Biographie  de  Galilee. 
40  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  20, 1847,  p.  481.) —  Fignier,  G.  L. 
Galilee.  63  pp.  4  pi.  (In  his  Vies  des  savants  illustres, 
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Th.  Henri  Martin.  44  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor.  ital.  3  s.  v.  17, 
1873,  p.  32.) — Malagola.  C.  Galileo  Galilei  e  l’Univer- 
sita  di  Bologna.  17  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  7,  1881, 
p.  187.)— Malden,  H.  Galileo.  12  pp.  (In  his  Distin¬ 
guished  men  of  mod.  times,  v.  2,  p.  110.)— Murphy,  J. 
The  case  of  Galileo.  18  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886, 
p.722.) — Pilgrim,  L.  Galilei.  44  pp.  (Samml.  ivissens. 
vortrg.  v.  20,  1885,  p.  45.) — Porena,  E.  Urbano  VIII  e  G. 
19  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor.  ital.  3  s.  v.  22,  1875,  p.  500.) — Besi- 
mont.  A.  von.  Milton  e  Galileo.  17  pp.  (Archiv.  stor. 
ital.  3  s.  v.  26,  1877,  p.  427.) — Scartazzini,  J.  A.  Process 
des  G.  45  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1877,  v.  1,  p.  490 ;  1877,  v.  2, 
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esposte  secondo  i  documenti  per  la  maggior  parte  non 
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231 ;  v.  17,  1873,  pp.  8,  262,  434.) 


Galinee,  -( — ),  dev  17  cent. 

Voyage  de  MM.  Dollier  et  Galin6e.  Mon¬ 
treal,  1875.  8°.  (Montreal,  Soc.  Hist.  M&m. 

livr.  6.)  2402 

Galitani,  Giordano,  pseud.  See  Gagliardi,  A. 

Gall,  St.  Boehringer,  F.  Kolumban  und  S. 
Gall.  62  pp.  (In  his  Kirche  Christi  und  ihre  zeugen, 
v.  13,  p.  1.) 

Gall,  Franz  Joseph. 

Lelut,  L.  F.  Rejet  de  l’Organologie 
phrenologique  de  Gall,  et  de  ses  successeurs. 
1843.  1797 

Gall  flies.  See  Cynipidae. 

Gall  insects. 

Cameron,  P.  In  his  Monograph  of  the 
British  phytophagous  hymenoptera.  1882-93, 

4  v.  ( Ray  Soc. )  — 2665 

Note.—Y.  1,  4,  contain  bibliographies. 

t - Figuier,  G.  L.  Gall  insects.  5  pp.  (In  his  Insect 

world,  p.  398.) — Reaumur,  R.  A.  F.  de.  Des  galles  des 
plantes  et  des  arbres ;  Des  insectes  qui  habitent  ces 
galles.  120  pp.  14  pi.  (In  his  M€m.  pour  servir  it  l’hist. 
des  insectes,  v.  3,  p.  413.) —Riley,  C.  V.  Gall  insects. 

5  pp.  (Adams,  C.  K.,  Johnson's  Universal  cyclopaedia, 
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rept.  on  the  noxious  .  .  .  and  other  insects  of  Missouri, 
p.  132.) — Solidago  gall  moth.  6  pp.  (In  his  First  rept. 
on  the  noxious  . .  .  and  other  insects  of  Missouri,  p.  173.) 
— Walsli,  B.  D.  On  the  insects  inhabiting  the  galls  of 
certain  species  of  willow.  168  pp.  (Entomol.  Soc.  Phila. 
Proc.  v.  3,  1864,  p.  543;  v.  6,  1866-67,  p.  223.) 

See  also  Fynipidae.— Gails.— Insects. 

Gall  stones.  Naunyn,  B.  Treatise  on  chole¬ 
lithiasis.  Tr.  by  A.  E.  Garrod.  1896.  (New 
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Note. — With  a  bibliography. 

Gallaglier,  William  Davis.  Venable,  W.  H. 

Wm.  D.  Gallagher.  36  pp.  (Ohio  Archaeol.  and  Hist. 
Quart,  v.  1,  1888,  p.  358 ;  v.  2,  1889,  p.  309.) 

Gallais,  Jean  Pierre.  1756-1820. 

Appel  a  la  post6rite,  sur  le  jugement  du 
Roi.  2  ed.  [Anon.]  Londres,  1793.  8°. 

(  With  France,  Assemblee  Nationale,  Consti¬ 
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-  Histoire  du  dix-huit  Brumaire  et  de  Buona¬ 
parte.  2  ed.  Paris,  1814-18.  5v.  in  3,  8°.  .2666 
Gallancl,  Antoine  (Tr. )  1646-1715. 

Paroles  remarquables,  les  bons  mots,  et  les 
maximes  des  orientaux.  La  Haye,  1694.  16°  * 

3167 

Gallancl,  Carolus.  Arcadius  und  das  Bach- 

mann’sche  Aefi/cov  r^s  ypaia/naTi/cijs.  9  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus. 
n.  s.  v.  37,  1882,  p.  26.) — Arcadius  und  der  C’odex  Ma- 
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Gallancl,  Pierre  Victor. 

Havard,  H.  La  peinture  decorative  au 
XIX  si&ele.  L’ oeuvre  de  P.  V.  Galland,  1895. 

—1777 

Gallancl,  Theodore.  Gavard,  C.  Un  officier 
de  Zouave.  19  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  107,  1886, 
p.  258.) 

Gallardo,  Bartolome  Jos6.  1776-1852. 

Diccionario  critico-burlesco  .  .  .  [Anon.] 
Madrid,  1822.  16°.  2293 


GALLATIN,  Abraham  Alfonse  Albert 


1635 


GALLO,  di  Pisa 


Gallatin,  Abraham  Alfonse  Albert.  1761-1849. 

Suggestions  on  the  banks  and  currency  of 
the  several  United  States,  in  reference  princi¬ 
pally  to  the  suspension  of  specie  payments. 
New  York,  1841.  8°.  (Bound  pamph.  v.  119.) 

5934 

-  Peace  with  Mexico.  16  pp.  (Bound pamph.  v.  124.) 

- Lodge,  H.  C.  Albert  Gallatin.  31  pp.  (In  his  Studies 

in  history,  p.  263;  Studies  in  literature,  p.  263.) 

Gallatin,  James.  On  “  tenement- house  re¬ 
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Assoc.  Reports,  v.  6,  p.  309.) 

Gallaudet,  Edward  Miner.  1837 — . 

Life  of  Thomas  Hopkins  Gallaudet,  founder 
of  deaf-mute  instruction  in  America.  New 
York,  1888.  12°.  3705 

-  Poetry  of  the  deaf.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  68, 

1884,  p.  588.) 

Gallaudet,  Thomas  Hopkins. 

Gallaudet,  E.  M.  Life  of  Thomas  Hop¬ 
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Gallee,  Johan  Hendrik.  1847—.  Segen- 

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Gallenga,  Antonio  Carlo  Napoleone  (Luigi 
Mariotti,  pseud. )  1810-95. 

Episodes  of  my  second  life.  (American 
and  English  experiences. )  Phila.,  1885.  12°. 

2407 

-  Historical  memoir  of  Fnt  Dolcino  and  his 

times  :  being  an  account  of  a  general  struggle 
for  ecclesiastical  reform,  and  of  an  anti-heret¬ 
ical  crusade  in  Italy,  in  the  early  part  of  the 
fourteenth  century.  London,  1853.  12°.  4706 

-  France  and  Italy.  13  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  54> 

1888,  p.  587.) 

-  Levi,  D.  Antonio  Gallenga.  38  pp.  (Carpi,  L.,  Ri- 

sorgimento  ital.  v.  3,  p.  126.) 

Gallerie  der  helden.  Barmen,  n.  d.  4v.ini, 
8°.  3765 

Contents.  Rauschnick,  G.  P.  Marschall  Vorwaerts ! 
Oder,  leben,  thaten,  und  character  des  Fuersten  Blue- 
cher.  von  Wahlstadt.— Langewiesche,  W.  (L.  Wiese, 
pseud.)  Leben  des  Sandwirths  Andreas  Hofer.— Doe¬ 
ring,  H.  Leben  F.  von  Schill’s.— Gehe,  E.  Leben 
Washington’s. 

Gallerie  deutscher  zeitgenossen.  2  aufl. 
Leipzig,  1841.  2  v.  in  1,  12°.  4717 

Contents.  Leben  des  Freiherrn  vom  u.  zum  Stein. 

Galleries  of  art.  See  Fine  arts,  Galleries , 
Museums ,  Collections. 

Galleries  of  literary  portraits.  Gilfillan,  G. 

3776 

Gallery  of  illustrious  Irishmen.  ( Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  v.  7-9,  11,  15,  17,  18,  20,  26,  28,  30.  1836- 

47.)  4116 

Gallery  of  nature.  Milner,  T.  — 1401 

Gallery  of  portraits :  with  memoirs.  See  So¬ 
ciety  for  the  diffusion  of  useful  knowledge 
(in  preceding  catalogue). 

Gallery  to  Shakspeare’s  Dramatic  works 
in  outlines.  Retzsch,  F.  A.  M.  3381 

Galletti,  Giuseppe.  Carpi,  L.  Giuseppe  Gal- 

letti.  4  pp.  (In  his  Risorgimento  ital.  v.  3,  p.  510.) 

Galletto,  di  Pisa.  See  Gallo,  di  Pisa. 

VOL.  Ill— 205. 


Galleys.  Paris,  F.  E.  Musde  de  marine  du 
Louvre.  Histoire,  description,  construction, 
statistique  des  navires  a  rames  et  a  voiles. 
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-  Laughton,  J.  K.  The  captains  of  the  Nightingale. 

16  pp.  (Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  4,  1889,  p.  65.)— Lemaitre,  R. 
De  la  disposition  des  rameurs  sur  la  tri&re  antique. 
35  pp.  3  pi.  (Rev.  archSol.  3  s.  v.  1,  1883,  pp.  89,  133.) 

See  also  Naval  art  and  science.— Navigation. — 
Ships. 

Galli,  Raffaello.  16  cent. 

Lettere.  See  Empoli,  G.  da,  and  Galli,  R. 
Gallia  Christiana  in  provincias  ecclesiasticas 
distributa.  16  v.  Sainte-Marthe,  S.  de,  and 
Sainte-Marthe,  L.  de.  W.  61 

Gallic  inscriptions.  See  Inscriptions,  Gallic. 
Gallican  Church.  See  Catholic  Church  in 
France. — France,  Church  history. 

Gallicantus,  seu  praecursor  gallicinii  primus. 
Containing  two  addresses,  the  one  to  the 
King,  the  other  to  the  Parliament.  Lance- 
ter,  R.  ( Commonwealth  tracts,  v.  2.)  4555 

Gallic-Roman  temple  discovered  on  the 

summit  of  the  Puy  de  D6me,  Some  account  of  the  re¬ 
mains  of  the.  9  pp.  Scarth,  H.  M.  (Archaeol.  Joum. 
V.  46,  1889,  p.  368.) 

Gallien  Restaure.  See  Galiens  li  Restores. 
Gallienus,  Publius  Licinius  Valerianus  Egna- 

tius,  Emperor  of  Rome.  Circa  218-268.  Fragmenta.  1  p . 
(Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  Rom.  fragm.  p.  625) — Fragmentnm. 
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- C'ichorius,  C.  Gargilius  Martialis  und  die  Mauren- 

kriege  unter  G.  9  pp.  (Leipziger  studien,  v.  10,  1887, 
p.  319.) 

Gallienus  Concessus.  See  Concessus,  G. 
Gallienus  retlivivus ;  or,  murther  will  out. 

Leslie,  C.  ( Tracts  rel.  to  Scotland. )  2594 

Galliera,  Marie  de  Brignole-Sale,  Duchesse  de. 

Du  Camp,  M.  Une  femme  debien.  38  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1890,  3  p6r.  v.  97,  p.  545.) 

Gallifet,  Gen.  Gaston  Alexandre  Auguste, 

Marquis  de.  1830—.  Dernier  mot  sur  la  charge  de  Se¬ 
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-  Veuglaire,  A.  G6n.  Marquis  de  Galliffet.  20  pp. 

(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  43,  1889,  p.  588.)  • 

Galligasken,  Capt.  Bernard,  pseud.  See  Ad¬ 
ams,  W.  T. 

Gallinaceous  game  birds  of  North  America. 

Elliot,  D.  G.  .—2627 

Gallinee,  ( — )  de.  See  Galin6e,  ( — )  de. 
Gallio,  Junius.  1  cent.  Fragmenta.  2  pp. 

(Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  Rom.  fragm.  p.  543.) 

Gallipoli,  Turkey.  Mordtmann,  J.  H.  In- 

schriften  aus  Kallipolis.  10  pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol. 
inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  6, 1881,  p.  256.) 

Gallipolis,  Ohio.  Ohio  State  Archaeolog¬ 
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v.  3.  Centennial  anniversary  of  the  city  of 
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Galliziani,  Tiberto.  Rime.  8  pp.  (Coll,  di 

opere  ined.  o  rare,  v.  42,  pp.  51,  56.) 

Gallo,  di  Pisa.  13  cent.  Rime.  4  pp.  ( Coll. 

di  opere  ined.  o  rare,  v.  42,  p.  59.) 


GALLOIS,  C.  A.  G.  L. 


1636 


GALT,  John 


Gallois,  Charles  Andrg  Gustave  Leonard.  1789- 
1851. 

Biographie  de  tous  les  ministres,  depuis  la 
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-  Citateur  dramatique ;  ou,  choix  des  ma- 

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Galloitalisclie  predigten  aus  Cod.  misc.  Lat. 

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Galloway,  Countess  of.  See  Stewart,  M.  A.  A. 
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Galloway,  Joseph.  1730-1803. . 

Claim  of  the  American  loyalists  reviewed 
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Galloway,  Scotland.  Agnew,  Sir  A.  The  Ag¬ 
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Adler,  H.  Alternating  generations :  a 
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4  pi.  (Ann.  Sci.  Nat.  Botan.  3  s.  v.  19,  1853,  p.  273.) — 
Keaumur,  R.  A.  F.  de.  Des  galles  des  plantes  et  des 
arbres;  Des  insectes  qui  habitent  ces  galles.  120  pp. 
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noxious  .  . .  and  other  insects  of  Missouri,  p.  34.)— Galls 
made  by  moths.  4  pp.  (In  his  Second  rept.  on  the 
noxious  .  .  .  and  other  insects  of  Missouri,  p.  132.) — 
Grape-vine  galls.  6  pp.  (In  his  Fifth  rept.  on  the  noxious 
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On  the  insects  .  .  .  inhabiting  the  galls  of  certain  species 
of  willow.  168  pp.  (Entomol.  Soc.  Phila.  Proc.  v.  3,  1864, 
p.  543;  v.  6,  1866-67,  p.  223.) — Westwood,  J.  O.  The 
British  ink  gall.  2  pp.  (Card.  Chron.  1855,  p.  188.) — 
Note  on  oak-galls.  2  pp.  (Entomol.  Soc.  London,  Proc. 
1855,  p.  119.) — Wilson,  A.  S.  Insect  galls  buds.  1  p. 
( Nature ,  v.  20,  1879,  p.  55.) 

See  also  Cynipidae.— Gall  inseeis. 

Galluppi,  Giuseppe,  Barone  di  Pancaldo.  No- 
biliario  della  citta  di  Messina.  [Illustr.]  Na¬ 
poli,  1877.  4°.  3781 


Gallus,  C.  Aelius.  B.  C.  1  cent.  De  verbo- 

rum,  quae  ad  jus  civile  pertinent,  signification e.  5  pp. 
(Huschke,  P.  E.,  Jurispr.  antejustinianae,  p.  94.) 

Gallus,  Caius  Aquillius.  B.  C.  1  cent.  Frag- 

menta.  1  p.  (Huschke,  P.  E.,  Jurispr.  antejustinianae, 

p.  18.) 

Gallus,  Caius  Asinius.  B.  C.  1  cent.  Epi- 

gramma.  1  p.  (Coll.  Pisaur.  v.  4,  p.  423.) 

Gallus,  Caius  Cornelius.  Circa  B.  C.  66-26. 

Elegia  et  epigrammata  tria.  17  pp.  (Lemaire,  N.  E., 
Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  2,  p.  241 ;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat. 
min.  v.  3,  p.  183.) — Fragmenta.  3  pp.  (Coll.  Pisaur. 
v.  4,  p.  421 ;  Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  Rom.  fragm.  p.  514.) 

Gallus,  L.  Plotius.  B.  C.  1  cent.  Fragmenta. 

2  pp.  (Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  rom.  fragm.  p.  380.) 

Gallus,  Martinus.  Circa  1090-1130.  Kronika. 
[Lat.]  106  pp.  1  pi.  (Bielowski,  A.,  Monumenta  Polon. 
hist.  v.  1,  p.  379.) 

Gallus,  Nikolaus.  Doellinger,  J.  J.  I.  von. 

Gallus.  6  pp.  (In  his  Reformation,  v.  2,  p.  571.) 

Galluzzi,  Jacopo  Riguccio. 

Storia  del  Granducato  di  Toscana.  Nuova 
ed.  Firenze,  1822.  11  v.  8°.  3554 

Gallwey,  3  Baron.  See  Payne- Gall wey,  Sir  R.  W. 
Gallwitz,  H.  Transcendentalphilosophie  und 
die  ethik.  34  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  85,  1884,  p.  92.) 

Galpiu,  S.  A.  Administrative  difficulties  of 

the  Indian  problem.  14  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  46,  1887, 
p.  305.) 

Galpiu,  W.  D. 

Sardinia  :  illustrations.  See  Edwardes,  C. 
Galt,  John.  1779-1839. 

Letters  from  the  Levant ;  containing  views 
of  the  state  of  society,  manners,  opinions, 
and  commerce  in  Greece,  and  several  of  the 
principal  islands  of  the  Archipelago.  Lon¬ 
don,  1813.  8°.  1403 

-  Life  of  Lord  Byron.  New  York,  1830. 

18°.  (Harper’s  Fam.  Libr.  no.  9.)  4337 

-  Apostate  ?  or,  Atlantis  destroyed.  40  pp.  (In  his 

New  Brit,  theat.  v.  3,  p.  305.) — Hector.  20  pp.  (In  his 
New  Brit,  theat.  v.  4,  p.  331.) — Masquerade.  57  pp. 
(In  his  New  Brit,  theat.  v.  1,  p.  219.) — Mermaid  :  an  in¬ 
terlude.  20  pp.  (In  his  New  Brit,  theat.  v.  2,  p.487.) — 
Orpheus.  16  pp.  (In  his  New  Brit,  theat.  v.  3,  p.  289.) 
—Prophetess.  41  pp.  (In  his  New  Brit,  theat.  v.  1, 
p.  177.)— Sorceress.  31  pp.  (In  his  New  Brit,  theat. 
v.  3,  p.  1.)— Watch-house.  21  pp.  (In  his  New  Brit, 
theat.  v.  1,  p.  47.)— Witness.  32  pp.  (In  his  New  Brit, 
theat.  v.  1,  p.  15.) 

-  (Ed.)  New  British  theatre  ;  a  selection  of 

original  dramas,  not  yet  acted ;  some  of 
which  have  been  offered  for  representation, 
but  not  accepted :  with  critical  remarks  by 
the  editor.  [Anon.]  London,  1814-15.  4  v. 
8°.  3313 

Contents.  Apollo's  choice ;  or,  the  Contest  of  the 
Aonides,  v.  4.— Galt,  J.  Apostate;  or,  Atlantis  de¬ 
stroyed,  v.  3.— Bandit,  v.  1.— Fair  crusader,  v.  4. — 
Family  politics,  v.  2.— Father  and  son;  or,  Fam¬ 
ily  frailties,  v.  3.— Forgery,  v.  1.— Becket,  A.  The 
Genii,  v.  1.— Gondolier ;  or,  a  Night  in  Venice,  v.  3.— 
Gonzanga.  v.  3. — He  must  he  married;  or,  the 
Miser  outwitted,  v.  4. — Galt,  J.  Hector,  v.  4. — Hor- 
tensia,  v.  4.— Intrigues  of  a  day,  v.  1. — Last  act, 
v.  2.— Goldoni,  C.  I.ovc,  honor,  and  interest,  v.  3. 
— Manoeuvring,  v.  2.— Galt,  J.  Masquerade,  v.  1; 
Mermaid,  v.  2;  Orpheus,  v.  3;  Prophetess,  v.  1.— 
Sailor's  return,  v.  2.— Savoyard,  v.  4.— Search 
after  perfection,  v.  3.— Selim  and  Zuleika,  v.  4.— 


GALT,  John 


1637 


GAMBA,  Bartolommeo 


Sixteen  aiul  sixty,  v.  4.— Galt,  J.  Sorceress,  v.  3. 
—Spaniards;  or,  the  Expulsion  of  the  Moors,  v.  3.— 
Sulieinan,  v.  2.— Theodora,  v.  1. — Thermopylae; 
or,  Repulsed  invasion,  v.  2. — Villario,  v.  2. — Galt,  J. 
Wntch-ltousc,  v.  1. — Way  to  win  Iter,  v.  2.— Galt,  J. 
Witness,  v.  1.— Woman’s  will,  v.  4.— Goldoni,  C. 
Word  of  honor,  v.  1. 

Gal  terns.  See  Gauthier. 

Galtier,  Rev.  Lucian.  Ireland,  J.,  Bp.  of  St. 

Paul.  Memoir  of  G.,  the  first  Catholic  priest  of  St. 

Paul.  9  pp.  (Minn.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3,  1880,  p.  222.) 

Galton,  Arthur. 

Character  and  times  of  Thomas  Cromwell : 
a  sixteenth  century  criticism.  Birmingham, 

1887.  p.  8°.  1506 

-  Perugia.  5  pp.  ( Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  55,  1887,  p.  366.) 

Galton,  Sir  Douglas  Strutt.  1823 — . 

Healthy  hospitals.  Observations  on  some 
points  connected  with  hospital  construction. 
With  illustrations.  Oxford,  1893.  8°.  — 1787 

-  Demography.  7  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891, 

p.  210.) — Ventilation  in  connection  with  warmth  and 
lighting.  17  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Health  Exhib. 
Literature,  v.  3.  p.  91.)— Ventilation,  warming,  and 
lighting  for  domestic  use.  94  pp.  (London,  Internat. 
Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  1,  p.  547.) 

Galton,  Francis.  1822  — . 

Narrative  of  an  explorer  in  tropical  South 
Africa  :  being  an  account  of  a  visit  to  Dama- 
raland,  1851.  With  a  new  map,  and  an  ap¬ 
pendix,  bringing  up  the  history  of  Damara- 
land  to  a  recent  date.  [Illustr.]  London, 
1889.  12°.  (Bettany,  G.  T.,  Minerva  libr.  of 

famous  books.)  .2407 

-  Natural  inheritance.  London,  1889.  8°. 

—1676 

-  Anthropometric  laboratory.  12  pp.  (London, 

Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  19,  p.  179.) — Free¬ 
will  :  observations  and  inferences.  8  pp.  {Mind,  v.  9, 
1884,  p.  406.) — Identification  by  finger-tips.  9  pp.  1  pi. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.  303.) — Kinship  and  cor¬ 
relation.  13  pp.  (N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  419.) — 
Supplementary  notes  on  “  prehension  ”  in  idiots. 
4  pp.  (Mind,  v.  12,  1887,  p.  79.)— Psychometric  ex¬ 
periments.  13  pp.  (Brain,  v.  2,  1880,  p.  149.) — Sacri¬ 
fice  of  education  to  examination.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  25,  1889,  p.  303.) — Visit  to  north  Spain  at  the 
time  of  the  eclipse  of  1860.  24  pp.  (In  his  Narrat.  of  an 
explorer  in  tropical  South  Africa'  p.  217.)— Good  and 
bad  temper  in  English  families.  10  pp.  ( Fortn .  Bev. 
n.  s.  v.  42,  1887,  p.  21.) 

- Venn,  J.  Galton :  Natural  inheritance.  6pp.  (Mind, 

v.  14, 1889,  p.  414.) 

Galton,  John  Charles.  1840—.  Dr.  F6r6  on 

cerebral  topography.  5  pp.  (Brain,  v.  1,  1879,  p.  382.) 

Galvagno,  Giovanni  Filippo.  Carpi,  L.  Gio¬ 
vanni  F.  Galvagno.  3  pp.  (In  his  Risorgimento  ital. 
v.  1,  p.  468.) 

Galvani,  Giovanni,  Conte.  1806-74. 

Delle  genti  e  delle  favelle  loro  in  Italia  .  .  . 
con  un’  appendice  di  studi  relativi.  Firenze, 
1849.  8°.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  v.  14,  1849. )  4366 

-  {Ed. )  Novellino  provenzale,  ossia  volga- 

rizzamento  delle  antiche  vitarelle  dei  Trova- 
tori  scritte  gia  in  Lingua  d’Oc.  See  Hugues 
de  St.  Cyr,  and  others. 


-  ( Tr. )  Chronique  des  Veniciens.  See  Ca¬ 
nale,  M.  da. 

- Tabarrini,  M.  Giovanni  Galvani.  5  pp.  (Archiv. 

stor.  ital.  3  s.  v.  19,  1874,  p.  201.) 

Galvani,  Luigi.  1737-98.  Lettere.  14  pp. 

(Scelta  di  curiositd,  letterarie,  no.  146,  p.  427.) 

Galvanism.  Kobell,  F.  von.  Ueber  die  bil- 

dung  galvanischer  kupferplatten,  vorzueglich  zum 
zweck  der  galvanographie  mittelst  des  trommel-appara- 
tes.  36  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  25 : 
Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  6,  pt.  2,  1851,  p.  345.) — 
Lcnz,  R.  Ueber  das  galvanische  leitungsvermoegen 
alcoholischer  loesungen.  64  pp.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad. 
Mem.  7  s.  v.30, 1882.)— Ueber  den  galvanischen  widerstand 
verduennter  loesungen  von  verbindungen  des  kalium, 
natrium,  ammonium,  und  des  wasserstoffs.  51  pp.  (St. 
Petersburg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  26,  1879.) — Riecke,  E. 
Zur  lehre  von  der  aperiodischen  daempfung  und  zur 
galvanometrie.  45  pp.  2  pi.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells. 
wissens.  Mathemat.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  30,  1883,  p.  1.)— 
Watteville,  A.  de.  An  electrotherapeutical  supersti¬ 
tion :  “the  galvanisation  of  the  sympathetic.”  10  pp. 
(Brain,  v.  4,  1880,  p.  207.) 

See  also  Electricity.  —Electrotonus.— Magnet¬ 
ism.— Physics. 

Galvano,  Antonio.  — 1557. 

Discoveries  of  the  world,  from  their  first 
originall,  unto  the  yeere  of  Our  Lord,  1555. 
Corrected,  quoted,  and  now  pub.  in  English 
by  Richard  Hakluyt.  London,  1601.  repr. 
1811.  4°.  (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voy ages,  v.  4.)  1441 
Galvanoplasty.  See  Electro-metallurgy. 
Galvao,  Benjamin  Franklin  Ramiz.  See  Ramiz 
Galvao,  B.  F. 

Galway,  County ,  Ireland.  Fishing  excursion 
into  G.  11  pp.  (Fraser’s  Mag.  v.  12,  1835,  p.  437.) 

Gama,  Joao  de  Saldanha  da.  See  Saldanha  da 
Gama,  J.  de  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Gama,  Vasco  da.  Figuier,  G.  L.  Vasco  de 

Gama.  17  pp.  2  pi.  (In  his  Vies  des  savants  illustres, 
v.  3,  p.  432. ) 

See  also  t'amdens,  L.  de.  Os  Lusiadas. 

Gamba,  Bartolommeo.  1780-1841. 

Delle  novelle  italiane  in  prosa,  bibliogra- 
fia.  Ed.  seconda,  con  correzioni  ed  aggiunte. 
Firenze,  1835.  8°.  W.75 

-  Novella.  Livorno,  1873.  8°.  2313 

-  (Ed.)  Collezione  delle  migliori  opere 

scritte  in  dialetto  veneziano.  v.  1,  2,  4-12. 
Venezia,  1817.  11  v.  in  4,  16°.  2302 

Note. — V.  1,  2,  are  bound  with  his  Poeti  antichi. 
Contents.  Batla,  G.  B.  Poesie,  v.  12.— Barbaro,  A. 
M.  Poesie,  v.  11.— Buratti,  P.  Poesie,  v.  8.— facia. 
Ipocrisia  :  satira,  v.  11.— Cavanis,  M.  A.  Zuca :  diti- 
rambo,  v.  5.— Giovanelli.  B.  Sonetti,  v.  7.— Goldoni, 
C.  Scherzi  poetici,  v.  9.— Gritti,  F.  Apologhi,  v.  6 ; 
Brigliadoro,  v.  7.— Eabia,  A.  M.  Poesie  satiriche,  v.  10. 
— Gamberti,  A.  Poesie,  v.  1,  2.  —  Mazzola,  G.  G. 
Poesie,  v.  4.— Merati,  G.  B.  (Tati  Remita,  pseud.)  So¬ 
netti  X,  v.  12.— Momoleta :  cantata  d’incerto  autore, 
v.  12. — Novelli,  P.  A.  Invettiva  contra  una  vecchia, 
v.  12.— Oseleti :  capricio  ditirambico,  v.  5.— Pasto,  A. 
Poesie,  v.  5.— Pasto,  L.  Poesie,  v.  4.— Pozzobon,  G. 
Poesie,  v.  12.— Priuli,  N.,  Conte.  Bouquet,  v.  11.— Sala, 
P.  Capitolo  per  Accademia,  v.  7.— Teozzi,  P.  Poesie, 
v.  11.— Salutazione  a  Venezia,  v.  12.— Zorzi,  M.  A. 
Poesie,  v,  11. 


GAMBA,  Bartolommeo 


1638 


GAMBIA,  Africa 


-  (Ed.)  Poeti  antichi  del  dialetto  venezi- 

ano.  Venezia,  1817.  2  v.  in  1,  16°.  2302 

Contents.  Biglietto  di  Nico  Calafato  alia  Perina,  v.  1. 
— Imprecazioni  di  Nico  Calafato,  v.  1. — Lettera  di  Nico 
Calafato  dalla  prigione  a  sua  moglie,  v.  1. — Rime  tolte 
da  una  raccolta  intitolata  La  Oaravana,  v.  1. — Matti- 
nata  a  fate,  v.  1. — A  Ctipido.  v.  1.— Contro  Cupido, 
v.  1. — Risposta  di  Cupido,  v.  1. — Ingegneri,  A.  Poesie, 
v.  2. — Guerra  de’  IVicolotti  e  Castellani  dell’  anno 
1521,  v.  1.— Veniero,  M.,  Abp.  of  Corfu.  Poesie,  v.  2. 

Gamba,  Jacques  Frangois.  1763-1833. 

Voyage  dans  la  Russie  meridionale,  et 
particulierement  dans  les  provinces  situees 
au-dela  du  Caucase,  fait  depuis  1820-24.  Avec 
quatre  cartes  geographiques.  2  ed.  Paris, 

1826.  2  v.  8°.  .2465 

Gamba,  Pietro,  Conte.  1801-26. 

Relation  de  1’ expedition  de  Lord  Byron  en 
GrSce,  tr.  de  P  Anglais  par  J.  T.  Parisot. 
Paris,  1825.  8°.  .2466 

Gambado,  Geoffrey,  pseud.  See  Bunbury, 

H.  W. 

Gambara.  58  pp.  Balzac,  H.  de,  (Euvres 

compl.  v.  15,  p.  333. 

Gambetta,  Leon  Michel.  1838-82. 

Discours  et  plaidoyers  politiques,  pub.  par 
M.  Joseph  Reinach.  Ed.  complete,  v.  10, 11. 
Paris,  1884-85.  2  v.  8°.  2202 

Note. — For  v.  1-9  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Contents.  Proposition  de  loi  tendant  5  ytablir  et  & 
regulariser  la  responsibility  en  matiSre  d’accidents 
de  fabrique  .  .  .  prysentye  par  M.  Fyiix  Faure,  dans  la 
sdance  du  11  Fyv.  1882,  v.  10.— Actes  olliciels,  v.  11. — 
Articles  de  revue,  v.  11.— Blessure  et  maladie  de 
G.,  v.  11. — Le  budget  et  les  Cbambres,  v.  11. — Projet  de 
loi  portant  fixation  du  budget  g^n^rai  de  l’exercise 
1883,  presents  par  M.  H.  Allain-Targy,  dans  la  stance  du 
23  Jan.  1882,  v.  10.— Du  budget  militaire,  v.  11.— Pro¬ 
position  de  loi  relative  a  la  Caisse  des  retraites 
pour  la  vieillesse,  aux  caisses  d’assurances  en  cas  de 
d^cfes  et  d’incapacitd  de  travail,  et  aux  associations  de 
secours  mutuels,  prfeentee  par  M.  Waldeck-Rousseau, 
dans  la  syance  du  16  Mars,  1882,  v.  10. — Proposition  de  loi 
ayant  pour  objet  de  rggler  les  rapports  des  Compagnies 
de  chemins  de  fer  avec  leurs  agents  commissionnys, 
prysentye  par  MM.  Raynal,  Waldeck-Rousseau,  Martin- 
Feuiliye,  Margue,  dans  la  syance  du  6  Fyv.  1882,  v.  10. — 
Discours  sur  l’urgence  de  la  proposition  de  l’extreme 
gauche  tendant  a  la  ryvision  de  la  Constitution,  pro- 
noncy  le  15  Nov.  1881,  a  la  Chambre  des  Dyputys,  v.  10. — 
Proposition  de  loi  relative  au  contrat  d'association, 
prysentye  par  MM.  Waldeck-Rousseau,  Martin-Feuiliye, 
Margue,  dans  la  syance  du  11  Fyv.  1882,  v.  10.— Ordre  du 
cortege  et  liste  des  couronnes,  v.  11. — Proposition  de 
loi  concernant  l’exercise  public  du  culte  catliolique 
en  France,  prysentye  par  M.  Paul  Bert,  dans  la  syance 
du  7  Fev.  1882,  v.  10. — Dtfcrets  constituant  le  ministfere 
du  14  Nov.,  v.  10. — Discours  prononcy  le  16  Avril  1873  au 
cimetiSre  du  PSre-La  Chaise  (obsiSques  de  Dorian), 
v.  10.— Discours  sur  la  politique  du  gouvernement  en 
Egypte,  prononcy  le  1  Juin,  1882,  it  la  Chambre  des  Dy¬ 
putys,  v.  11. — Discours  sur  les  yvynements  d’Egypte,  pro¬ 
noncy  le  18  Juillet,  1882,  it  la  Chambre  des  Dyputys,  v.  11. 
— Documents  diplomatiques  relatifs  au  ministfere  des 
affaires  ytrang&res,  du  14  Nov.  1881,  au  30  Jan.  1882. — 
Affaires  d’Egypte  et  du  Tonkin,  v.  10. — Proposition  de 
loi  sur  l’organisation  de  l’enseignement  primaire 
(urgence  dyclarye),  prysentye  par  M.  Paul  Bert,  dans  la 
seance  du  7  Fyv.  1882,  v.  10.) — Projet  de  loi  sur  l’en- 
seigneinent  secondaire  privy,  prysentye  au  nom  de 
M.  Jules  Gryvy,  par  M.  Paul  Bert,  dans  la  syance  du  9 
Dye.  1881,  v.  10. — Discours  sur  le  projet  de  loi  portant 
ouverture,  a  divers  ministSres,  de  crydits  suppiymen- 


taires,  sur  l’exercise  1881,  prononcy  le  8  Dec.  1881,  4  la 
Chambre  des  Deputys,  v.  10.— Proposition  de  loi  ayant 
pour  objet  la  suppression  des  Faculties  de  theologie 
catliolique,  prysentye  par  M.  Paul  Bert,  dans  la 
syance  du  7  Fyv.  1882,  v.  10.— Reinach,  J.  Gambetta 
orateur,  v.  11. — Gynyral  Grant,  v.  11.— Discours  pro¬ 
noncy  le  10  Mai,  1882,  au  banquet  Grisel,  &,  Paris,  v.  11. — 
Discours  sur  les  interpellations  tunisiennes,  pro¬ 
noncy  le  9  Nov.  1881,  a,  la  Chambre  des  Dyputys,  v.  10. — 
Maitre  Lacliaud,  v.  11. — Projet  de  rysolution  tendant 
a  la  rOvision  partielle  des  lois  constitutionnelles, 
lu  a  la  Chambre  des  Dyputys  le  14  Jan.  1882,  v.  10. — Ma¬ 
ladie  et  la  mort  de  G.,  v.  11. — Projet  de  loi  pour  la  con¬ 
servation  des  monuments  et  objets  d’art  ayant  un 
intdret  historique  et  artistique,  prysentye  au  nom  de  M. 
Jules  Gryvy,  par  M.  Antonin  Proust,  dans  la  syance  du 
14  Jan.  1882,  v.  10.— Pieces  et  documents  divers  relatifs 
a  la  mort  et  aux  obsSques  de  G.,  v.  11.— ObsSques  a 
Nice,  v.  11.— Compte  rendu  des  obsOques,  v.  11. — Pro¬ 
position  de  loi  sur  la  ryforme  de  l’organisation. judi- 
ciaire,  prysentye  par  M.  Martin-Feuiliye,  dans  la  syance 
du  2  Fdv.  1882,  v.  10. — La  politique  et  les  affaires,  v.  11. 
— Prqjets  de  loi  pryparys  par  le  minist&re  du  14  Nov. 
1881,  v.  10.— Rapport  de  M.  le  Pryfet,  v.  11. — Proposi¬ 
tion  de  loi  portant  modification  a  la  loi  du  27  Juillet,  1872, 
sur  le  recriitement  de  l’arm^e,  prysentye  par  M. 
Lyon  Gambetta,  dans  la  syance  du  25  Mars,  1882,  v,  10. — 
Extraits  de  la  “Rypublique  frangaise,”  v.  11.— 
Proposition  de  loi  sur  la  retraites  des  instituteurs 
et  institutrices  primaires,  prysenty  par  M.  Paul  Bert, 
dans  la  syance  du  28  Fyv.  1882,  v.  10. — Discours  sur  le 
projet  de  revision  constitntionelle,  prononcy  le 
26  Jan.  1882,  a  la  Chambre  des  Dyputys,  v.  10. — Session 
legislative  de  1867-68,  v.  11.  —  Prosition  de  loi  por¬ 
tant  modifications  a  la  loi  sur  les  soci£t£s,  prysentye 
par  MM.  Waldeck-Rousseau  et  Fyiix  Faure,  dans  la 
syance  du  28  Fyv.  1882,  v.  10. — Proposition  de  loi  relative 
a  la  transportation  des  r£cidivistes,  prysentye 
par  MM.  Waldeck-Rousseau,  et  Martin-Feuiliye,  dans  la 
syance  du  16  Fyv.  1882,  v.  10.— Discours  sur  le  projet  de  loi 
portant  ouverture  de  crydits  extraordinaires  et  suppiy- 
mentaires,  pour  subvenir  aux  frais  de  l’expydition  de 
Tnnisie,  prononcy  le  18  Dye.  1881,  a  la  Chambre  des  Dd- 
putys;  10  et  12  Dye.  1881,  au  SOnat,  v.  10. — Index,  v.  11. 

-  R£p£clies  in€dites,  adressyes  de  Tours  et  de  Bor¬ 
deaux  au  gouvernement  de  la  Dyfense  nationale  a  Paris. 
[Ed.  par  Joseph  Reinach.]  28  pp.  {Rev.  hist.  v.  24,  1884, 
p.  329.) 

- Adam,  Mme.  J.  L.  Gambetta’s  electoral  tour.  11  pp. 

(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  142,  1886,  p.  319.)— Amagat,  L.  A.  M. 
Gambetta  et  son  role  politique.  24  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1884,  3  pdr.  v.  63,  p.  372.)— Bartling,  H.  Lyon 
Gambetta.  32pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  2,  p.  180;  1884, 
v.  1,  p.  189.)— D.,  Y.  Lyon  Gambetta.  16  pp.  ( Century 
Mag.  v.  3,  1883,  p.  708.) — Dale,  R.  W.  M.  Gambetta : 
positivism  and  Christianity.  22  pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  43, 
1883,  p.  476.) — Dietz,  J.  “The  French  Republic  and  M. 
Gambetta a  reply.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  32, 1882, 
p.  780.)— French  Republic  and  Gambetta.  8  pp. 

( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  32,  1882,  p.  560.) — France  :  the  Cham¬ 
ber,  the  Gambetta  ministry,  and  its  successors. 
33  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  62,  1882,  p.  393.)— Goltz,  C., 
Freiherr  von  der.  Gambetta,  1870-80.  31  pp.  (Deutsch. 
rundschau,  v.  29,  1881,  p.  35.)— Harrison,  F.  Lyon 
Gambetta.  14  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  43,  1883,  p.  310.) — 
Pieces  et  documents  divers  relatifs  a,  la  mort  et  aux 
obsSques  de  G.  104  pp.  (In  his  Discours,  v.  11,  p.  195.)— 
Reinach,  J.  Gambetta  orateur.  20  pp.  (Gambetta, 
L.  M.,  Discours ,  v.  11,  p.  299.) — Tallicliet,  E.  Ldon 
Gambetta.  13  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pyr. 
v.  17,  1883,  p.  338.) 

See  also  Contemp.  Rev.  v.  43,  1883,  p.  179;  Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  33,  1883,  p.  285. 

Gambia,  Africa.  Martin,  R.  M.  History  of 
the  British  possessions  in  the  Indian  and  At¬ 
lantic  oceans;  comprising  Ceylon  . . .  the  Gam¬ 
bia.  1837.  (In  his  Brit.  col.  libr.  v.  10.)  2557 


GAMBIA,  Africa 


1639 


GAMES 


-  Poole,  T.  E.  Life,  scenery,  and  customs 

in  Sierra  Leone  and  the  Gambia.  1850,  2  v. 

1418 

See  also  Great  Britain,  Colonies. 

Gambino,  cV Arezzo.  15  cent. 

Versi,  con  un  Carme  di  Tommaso  Marzi, 
ed.  da  Oreste  Gamurrini.  Bologna,  1878.  12°. 

( Scelta  di  curiositd  letterarie ,  no.  164.)  2342 

Gamble,  F.  W.  Platyhelminthes  and  mesozoa. 

96  pp.  (Harmer,  S.  F.,  and  Shipley,  A.  E.,  Cambridge 
nat.  hist.  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

Gamble,  John  Rankin. 

Memorial  addresses  on  the  life  and  charac¬ 
ter  of  John  R.  Gamble  (a  Representative  from 
South  Dakota)  delivered  in  the  House  of  Rep¬ 
resentatives  and  in  the  Senate,  52  Congress. 
1893.  ( U.  S.  52  Cong.  2  sess.  House  miscel.  doc. 

V.  14. )  ' 

Gambling’. 

Collier,  J.  Essay  upon  gaming,  in  a  dia¬ 
logue  between  Callimachus  and  Dolomedes. 

1885.  (Goldsmid,  E.  M.,  Coll.  Adamant,  v.  8.) 

3125 

- Arithmetic  and  the  baccarat  case.  3  pp.  (TV.  Am. 

Rev.  v.  153,  1891,  p.  507.) — Becker,  B.  H.  Games  and 
gamesters.  13  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1884,  p.  75.)— 
Bowen-Rowlands,  E.  Glance  at  the  history  of  gam¬ 
bling.  14  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  135,  1891,  p.  648.)— Com¬ 
stock,  A.  Lotteries  and  gambling.  8  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  154,  1892,  p.  217.) — Curtis,  W.  B.  Increase  of  gam¬ 
bling  and  its  forms.  12  pp.  {Forum,  v.  12,  1891,  p.  281.)— 
Delille,  E.  Parisian  hells.  11  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  39,  1886,  p.  318.)—  Frothtugham,  O.  B.  Ethics  of 
gambling.  13  pp.  (TV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  135,  1882,  p.  162.) — 
Gladden,  W.  Three  dangers.  8  pp.  {Century  Mag. 
v.  6,  1884,  p.  620.) — Glardon,  A.  Les  jeux  de  hasard. 
34  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pSr.  v.  38,  1888, 
p.225.) — Kennedy,  C.  W.  Gambling  on  ocean  steam¬ 
ers.  3  pp.  ( TV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150, 1890,  p.  780.) — Lanciani, 
R.  Gambling  and  cheating  in  ancient  Rome.  9  pp. 
(TV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  155,  1892,  p.  97.)— Mackenzie,  W.  D. 
Ethics  of  gambling.  14  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  60,  1891, 
p.  220.) — Magee,  W.  C.,  Bp.  of  Peterborough,  afterward 
Abp.  of  York.  Betting,  gambling,  and  my  critics.  10  pp. 
{Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  46,  1889,  p.  754.) — Parsell,  H.  An¬ 
other  view  of  gambling  at  sea.  2  pp.  (TV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  151, 
1890,  p.  121.)— Stephen,  Sir  J.  F.  Gambling  and  the 
law.  6  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.  1.) — Stut- 
lield,  G.  H.  Modern  gambling  and  gambling  laws. 
21  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889,  p.  840.) — Zdekaner, 
L.  11  giuoco  in  Italia  nei  secoli  XIII  e  XIV  e  special- 
mente  in  Firenze.  75  pp.  {Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  18, 

1886,  p.  20;  v.  19,  1887,  p.  3.) 

See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  168,  1889,  p.  136.  Also  Bettisig. 
— Cards  and  card  playing.— Bice.— Lottery. — 
Monaco. — Monte  Carlo. 

Gamboa,  Pedro  Sarmiento  de.  See  Sarmiento 
de  Gamboa,  P.  de. 

Gambrall,  Rev.  Theodore  Charles.  1842-97. 
Church  life  in  colonial  Maryland.  Balti¬ 
more,  1885.  12°.  —1268 

Game. 

Drummond,  W.  H.  Large  game  and  natural 
history  of  South  and  South-east  Africa.  1875. 

—1793 

-  Kinlogh,  A.  A.  A.  Large  game  shooting 

in  Thibet,  the  Himalayas  .  .  .  1892.  — 17C1 

-  Wolley,  C.  P.,  and  others.  Big  game 

shooting.  1894,  2  v.  {Badminton  Libr.)  — 1796 


-  Decoys  and  decoying.  8  pp.  {Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  130 

1881,  p.  745.) — Game  and  game  laws  of  India.  20  pp. 
{Quart.  Rev.  v.  167,  1888,  p.  88.)— Game  and  the  game 
laws  in  England.  28  pp.  {Quart.  Rev.  v.  161,  1885, 
p.  218.) — Beet,  S.  D.  Game  drives  and  hunting  screens 
among  the  mounds.  24  pp.  {Am.  Antiq.  v.  7,  1885,  p.  82.) 
—Skelton,  J.  (Shirley,  pseud.)  Ornithological  remin¬ 
iscences.  19  pp.  {Fraser’s  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  9,  1874,  p.  712.) — 
Watkins,  M.  G.  Capture  and  shooting  of  wild-fowl. 
9  pp.  {Fraser’s  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  17,  1878,  p.  176.) 

See  also  Game  laws.— Hunting  and  the  Chase. 
—Shooting-.— Sports. 

Game  birds  of  North  America,  Gallinaceous. 

Elliot,  D.  G.  .—2627 

Game  lisli  of  the  northern  states  and  British 
provinces.  Roosevelt,  R.  B.  — 2657 

Game  fishes  of  the  Florida  reef.  9  pp.  Holder, 

C.  F.  {Century  Mag.  v.  20,  1891,  p.  3.) 

Game  laws.  Bradley,  A.  G.  Game  preserv¬ 
ing  in  the  United  States.  7  pp.  {Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  58, 
1888,  p.  364.)— Game  and  game  laws  of  India.  20  pp. 
{Quart.  Rev.  v.  167,  1888,  p.  88.) — Game  and  the  game 
laws  in  England.  28  pp.  {Quart.  Rev.  v.  161,  1885, 
p.  218.)—  Our  food  supply  and  the  game  laws.  13  pp. 
{Fraser’s  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  8,  1873,  p.  135.) 

See  also  Game.— Hunting  and  the  Chase. — Law. 
— Poaching. 

Gamelyn,  Tale  of.  Skeat,  W.  W.  {Ed.)  1308 

Games. 

Bohn,  H.  G.  {Ed.)  New  hand-book  of 
games.  1850.  — 1795 

- Cotton,  C.  Compleat  gamester.  [Anon.] 

1721.  —1798 

— -  Kietz,  G.  Agonistische  studien  I.  Der 
diskoswurf  bei  den  Griechen  und  seine 
kuenstlerischen  motive.  1892.  — 1796 

-  Marcolino,  F.  Giardino  dei  pensieri. 

1784.  — 17A4 

-  Smith,  H.  Festivals,  games,  and  amuse¬ 
ments,  ancient  and  modern.  1831.  {Harper'’ s 
Fam.  Libr.  no.  25. )  4337 

-  Strutt,  J.  Sports  and  pastimes  of  the 

people  of  England.  1876.  — 1795 

-  Walbancke,  M.  Annalia  Dubrensia ;  or, 

celebration  of  Capt.  Robt.  Dover’s  Cotswold 
games,  repr.  1877.  (Grosart,  A.  B.,  Occa¬ 
sional  issues,  v.  5. )  1305 

-  Wallbridge,  A.  {Ed.)  Council  of  four: 

a  game  at  “  definitions.”  1848.  — 1798 

-  Bender,  P.  Historic  games  of  old  Canada.  8  pp. 

{Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  26,  1891,  p.  367.)— Casteili,  R.  II 
giuoco  fanciullesco  a  la  tortula,  nella  provincia  di  Tra¬ 
pani  (Sicilia).  4  pp.  {Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari, 
v.  2,  1883,  p.  113.)— Corsi,  G.  B.  Giuochi  fanciulleschi  in 
Siena.  4  pp.  {Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  10,  1891, 
p.  495.)— Ferraro,  G.  Cinquanta  giuochi  fanciulleschi 
monferrini.  21  pp.  ( Archiv .  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  1, 

1882,  pp.  126,  243. ) — Finnamore,  G.  Venti  giuochi 
fanciulleschi  abruzzesi.  8  pp.  {Archiv.  studio  tradiz. 
popolari,  v.  2,  1883,  p.  537.)— Gosse,  E.  W.  Capt.  Dover’s 
Cotswold  games.  20  pp.  {In  his  Seventeenth-century 
studies,  p.  91.)— Halbert,  H.  S.  Choctaw  Achahpih 
(Chungkee)  game.  2  pp.  {Am.  Antiq.  v.  10,  1888,  p.  283.) 
— Elimly,  K.  Morgenlaendisch  Oder  abendlaendisch  ? 
Forschungen  nach  gewissen  spielausdruecken.  73  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  43,  1889,  pp.  415,  555.)— 
Holzapfel,  L.  Ueber  die  zeit  der  ludi  Romani.  2  pp. 
{Philologus,  v.  48,  1889,  p.  369.)— Lentzner,  K.  Die 
Cotswold-spiele.  36  pp.  {Anglia,  v.  12,  1889,  p.  401.)— 
Luce,  S.  Jeux  ou  divertissements  populates  au  XIV 


GAMES 


1640 


GANGES,  M.  E.  de  R. 


si&cle.  44  pp.  (In  his  France  pendant  la  guerre  de  cent 
ans,  p.  93.) — Machado  y  Alvarez,  A.  Juegos  infan- 
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popolari,  v.  3,  1884,  p.  121.) — Marin,  F.  R.  Juego  de  las 
chinas.  13  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  1, 
1882,  pp.  284,  408.)— Mosso,  A.  L’educazione  fisica  e  i 
giuochi  nelle  scuole.  33  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  36, 1891, 
p.  5.) — Neriicei,  Q.  II  giuoco  del  calcio  in  Pistoja. 
3  pp.  ( Archiv .  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  4,  1885,  p.  22.) — 
IVovadi,  F.  Madonna  Pollaiola.  21  pp.  (Archiv.  studio 
tradiz.  popolari,  v.  4,  1885,  p.  1.) — Ostermann,  V.  Due 
giuochi  fanciulleschi  in  Friuli.  3  pp.  (Archiv.  studio 
tradiz.  popolari,  v.  9,  1890,  p.  567.) — I*itr£‘,  G.  A  tila 
tila  tila,  giuoco  fanciullesco  siciliano.  5  pp.  ( Archiv . 
studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  2,  1883,  p.  107.)— Giuoco  fan¬ 
ciullesco  siciliano  a  Signura  Donn’  Anna  Maria.  4  pp. 
1  pi.  ( Archiv .  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  2,  1883,  p.  235.) — 
Itmnni,  A.  Jeux  enfantines  en  Suede.  12  pp.  ( Archiv . 
studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  8,  1889,  pp.  69,  425.)— Quelques 
remarques  sur  les  jeux  en  Finlande.  5  pp.  ( Archiv . 
studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  9,  1890,  p.  180.) — Salomone- 
Mariuo,  S.  II  “Tabbaranu,”  gioco  popolare  siciliano 
fanciullesco.  3  pp.  1  pi.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari, 
v.  9,  1890,  p.  264.)— Sully,  J.  Lazarus:  Ueber  die  reize 
des  spieles.  4  pp.  (Mind,  v.  10,  1885,  p.  132.) — Fngarelli, 
G.  Di  alcuni  giuochi  in  uso  specialmente  in  Bologna 
dal  XIII  al  XVI  secolo.  8  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz. 
popolari,  v.  10,  1891,  p.  426.) — Volpicelli,  Z.  H.  Wei- 
ch’i.  28  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  China  branch,  Journ. 
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demografiche  Siciliane  di  Butera.  7  pp.  (Archiv.  studio 
tradiz.  popolari,  v.  4,  1885,  pp.  99,  361.) 

See  also  Amusements.— Archery.— Base-ball. — 
Billiards.— Cards  and  card  playing.— Chess.— 
Cricket.  —  Croquet.  —  Curling. —  Bice.  —  Domi¬ 
noes. — Enigmas. — Festivals. — Fives.— Foot-hall. 
— Golf. — Gymnastics. — Lawn  tennis.— Olympic 
games.  —  Polo.  —  Pythian  games.  —  Rackets.— 
Riddles.— Sports.— Tennis.— Whist. 

Gamez,  Gutierre  Diaz  de.  15  cent. 

Victorial.  Chronique  de  Don  Pedro  Nino, 
Comte  de  Buelna.  Tr.  .  .  .  par  Comte  Albert 
de  Circourt  et  le  Comte  de  Puymaigre.  Paris, 
1867.  8°.  2394 

Gamgee,  Arthur,  M.  D.  Physiology  of  diges¬ 
tion  and  the  digestive  organs.  161pp.  (London,  Inter¬ 
nal  Health  Bxhib.  Literature,  v.  4,  p.  1.)— Digestive 
ferments  and  the  chemical  processes  of  digestion. 
35  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  6, 

p.  1.) 

Gamgee,  John.  Sanitary  urgency  of  the  Flor¬ 
ida  ship-canal.  9  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Beports, 
v.  6,  p.  336.) 

{iamliarat  as’ar  al’Aral),  Einige  bemerkun- 

gen  ueber  das  werk.  3  pp.  Noeldeke,  T.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  49,  1895,  p.  290.) 

Gaming.  See  Gambling. 

Gamle  minder.  St.  Aubin,  A.  N.  de  ( C.  Bern- 
hard,  pseud. )  2315 

Gainmage,  Robert  G.  1817-88. 

History  of  the  Chartist  movement,  1837-54. 
Illustr.  with  numerous  portraits.  [New  ed.] 
Newcastle  on  Tyne,  1894.  8°.  1534 

Gammeldanske  kroniker.  Lorenzen,  M. 

(Ed.)  (Scimfund.  til  udgivelse  af  gam.  nord. 
litt.  no.  18,  pt.  1. )  — 3157 

Gammell,  William.  1812-89.  Coming  centen¬ 

nial  celebration.  2  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  21,  1889, 

p.  162.) 

Gamond,  Pierre  de.  Epave.  75  pp.  ( Corre - 

spondant,  n.  s.  v.  127,  1891,  pp.  685,  860,  1098.) 


Gamond,  Mme.  Zoe  Gatti  de.  See  Gatti  de 
Gamond,  Mme.  Z. 

Gampietro,  J.  Camorra  en  1881.  16  pp.  (Bib- 

lioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  11,  1881,  p.  88.) — Cain- 
pagne  iiapolitaiue.  16  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev. 
suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  9,  1880,  p.  332.) 

Gams,  Pius  Bonifacius. 

Kirchengeschichte  von  Spanien.  Regens¬ 
burg,  1862-79.  3  v.  in  5,  8°.  —3272 

Gamurrini,  Giovanni  Francesco.  1835 — .  An- 

tiche  cronache  di  Orvieto.  49  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  5  s. 
v.  3,  1889,  p.  1.) 

-  Antichita  del  territorio  falisco.  See  Barna- 

'  bei,  F.,  and  others  (in  supplement). 

-  (Ed.)  Documenti  dal  Cod.  dell’  Angelica  D.  8,  17 

29  pp.  (Soc.  rom.  di  storia  patria,  Archiv.  v.  10,  1887, 
p.  173.) 

Gamurrini,  Oreste  (Ed.) 

Versi  di  Gambino  d’  Arezzo.  See  Gambino 
d’  Arezzo. 

Ganay,  ( — ),  Marquis  de. 

Catalogue  des  7  tableaux,  provenant  de  la 
Galerie  Pourtales,  et  dependant  de  la  succes¬ 
sion  de  .  .  .  Vente,  14  Mai,  1881.  [Paris], 
1881.  8°.  —1791 

Gand.  See  Ghent. 

Gand,  Henri  de.  See  Goethals,  H. 

Gandar,  Eugene.  1825-68. 

Ronsard  consid6re  comme  imitateur  d’Ho- 
m&re  et  de  Pindare.  Metz,  1854.  8°.  2395 

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Gandy,  Walter. 

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GangTbauer,  Ludwig. 

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Gans,  Eduard.  1798-1839. 

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GARBELLI,  Filippo 


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GARDINER,  Sir  Christopher 


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Garbo,  Tommaso  del.  14  cent. 

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Garbutt,  George. 

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Garcia,  Francisco  Blanco. 

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Garcia,  Pauline.  See  Viardot,  Mme.  M.  P.  G. 
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Manual  de  la  isla  de  Cuba.  2  ed.  Habana, 
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Garcia  de  Villata,  Jose. 

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Garcke,  Heinrich  Hermann. 

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Garmon  sans  souci.  2v.ini.  Pigault-Lebrun, 
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Garczynski,  Edward  Rudolph.  Jugglery  in 

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Gard,  Department ,  France.  Lombard-Dumas, 
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Garda,  Bp.  of.  See  Eric. 


Garda,  Lake.  Butturini,  M.  Pesca  nel  Lago 

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Garde  du  corps.  146  pp.  Duruy,  G.  (Rev. 

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Garde  iniperiale,  Histoire  populaire  de  la. 

Saint-Hilaire,  E.  M.  de.  .2684 

Garden,  Mrs.  ( — )  (Ed.) 

Memorials  of  James  Hogg,  the  Ettrick 
shepherd.  With  preface  by  Prof.  Veitch. 
London,  1885.  12°.  4766 

Garden,  Francis,  Lord  Gardenstone.  1721-93. 
Miscellanies  in  prose  and  verse  ;  including 
remarks  on  English  plays,  operas,  and  farces, 
and  on  a  variety  of  other  modern  publica¬ 
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Garden  and  Forest:  a  journal  of  horticul¬ 
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1888-97.  10  v.  4°.  —4641 

Garden  of  Eden.  See  Eden. 

Gardener,  Mrs.  Helen  Hamilton.  See  Smart, 
Mrs.  H.  H.  G. 

Gardener,  John.  15  cent.  Feate  of  garden¬ 
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—4601 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Gardener’s  dictionary.  Johnson,  G.  W. 
(Ed.)  1106 

Garden-houses.  Dunn,  J.,  and  Wagner,  H. 

Garten-haeuser,  kioske,  und  pavilions.  9  pp.  (Durru, 
J.,  and  others,  Handb.  der  architektur,  4  th.  v.  4,  pt.  2, 
p.  246.) 

Gardening1.  See  Horticulture. 

Gardens. 

Cobbett,  W.  American  gardener;  or,  a 
treatise  on  the  situation,  soil,  fencing,  and 
laying-out  of  gardens.  1846.  —4697 

-  Bacon,  Sir  F.  Of  gardens.  9  pp.  {Essays,  with  an¬ 
notations  by  R.  Whately,  4  ed.  p.  442.)—  Garden  farm¬ 
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W.  H.  Back-yard  studies.  7  pp.  {Harper’s  Mag.  v.  71, 
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10  pp.  {Harper’s  Mag.  v.  78,  1889,  p.  364.)— I, a  Ramee, 
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S.  B.  A  home  lawn.  12  pp.  {Harper’s  Mag.  v.  66,  1883, 
p.  722.) 

See  also  Country  Site. — Flowers.— Fruit  and 
fruit  trees.— Horticulture.— Vegetables.  Also 
ICew  gardens. 

Gardenstone,  Lord.  See  Garden,  F. 

Gardina.  See  Groeden. 

Gardin-Dumesnil,  Jean  Baptiste.  1720-1802. 
Latin  synonyms,  with  their  different  sig¬ 
nifications.  Tr.  into  English- by  Rev.  J.  M. 
Gosset.  3  ed.  London,  1825.  8°.  — 2121 

Gardiner,  Sir  Christopher.  Adams,  C.  F. ,  Jr. 

Sir  Christopher  Gardiner,  Knight.  12  pp.  {Harper's 
Mag.  v.  66,  1883,  p.  686.) 


GARDINER,  Frederick 


1643 


GARDNER,  Christopher  Thomas 


Gardiner,  Frederick,  D.  D.  1822-89.  Note  on 

Acts  XI,  26.  6  pp.  ( Biblioth .  Sacra,  v.  38,  1881,  p.  323.)  — 
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the  argument  of  natural  theology.  24  pp.  ( Biblioth . 
Sacra,  v.  38,  1881,  p.  1.) 

Gardiner,  James  Terry.  1842 — . 

Special  report  of  New  York  State  survey 
on  the  preservation  of  the  scenery  of  Niagara 
Falls,  and  fourth  annual  report  on  the  trian¬ 
gulation  of  the  state,  1879.  rilliistr.l  Albany, 
1880.  8°.  '  3505 

Gardiner,  Linda.  “A  cheapened  Paradise.” 

5  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  136,  1891,  p.  268.) 

Gardiner,  Lion.  Finding  the  bones  of  the 

worshipful  G.,  Lord  of  the  Isle  of  Wight.  1  p.  (Mag. 
Am.  Hist.  v.  16,  1886,  p.  493.) 

See  also  Gardiner’s  island. 

Gardiner,  Marguerite  Power,  Countess  of 
Blessington. 

Madden,  R.  R.  Literary  life  and  corre¬ 
spondence  of  the  Countess  of  Blessington. 
1855,  2  v.  4751 

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his  Authors  of  England,  p.  34.) 

Gardiner,  Capt.  Richard.  1723-81. 

Account  of  the  expedition  to  the  West  In¬ 
dies,  against  Martinico,  with  the  reduction  of 
Guadelupe,  and  other  Leeward  islands  ;  sub¬ 
ject  to  the  French  king,  1759.  3  ed.  [Eng. 

and  Fr.~]  Birmingham,  1762.  4°.  2492 

Gardiner,  Rev.  Robert  Barlow  (Ed.)  1843 — . 
Admission  registers  of  St.  Paul’s  school, 
from  1748-1876,  ed.  with  biographical  notices 
.  .  .  with  appendices.  London,  1884.  r.  8°. 

—2364 

-  (Ed.)  Register  of  Wadham  College,  Ox¬ 
ford.  With  biographical  notes.  Pt.  1.  Lon¬ 
don,  1889.  8°.  —2381 

Gardiner,  Samuel  Rawson,  LL.  D.  1829 — . 

History  of  the  Commonwealth  and  Protec¬ 
torate,  1649-60.  v.  1.  London,  1894-97.  2v.  8°. 

1516 

-  History  of  the  great  Civil  war,  1642-49, 

London,  1886-91.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin. 
Rev.  v.  165,  1887,  p.  447  ;  v.  170,  1889,  p.  213.) 

1503 

- Charles  I  and  the  Earl  of  Glamorgan.  22  pp.  (Eng. 

Hist.  Rev.  v.  2,  1887,  p.  687. ) 

-  (Ed.)  Constitutional  documents  of  the 

Puritan  revolution,  1628-60.  Oxford,  1889. 
12°.  2557 

-  (Ed.)  Documents  illustrating  the  impeach¬ 
ment  of  the  Duke  of  Buckingham  in  1626. 
[Westminster],  1889.  4°.  (Camden  Soc.  n.  s. 

v.  45. )  1504 

-  (Ed.)  Hamilton  papers.  Addenda.  West¬ 
minster,  1893.  4°.  (Camden  miscel.  v.  9: 

Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  no.  53. )  1504 

-  (Ed.)  Letters  and  papers  illustrating  the 

relations  between  Charles  II  and  Scotland  in 
1650.  Edinburgh,  1894.  8°.  ( Scottish  Hist. 

Soc.  v.  17.)  .2566 

Von.  III.— 206. 


-  (Ed.)  Reports  of  cases  in  the  courts  of 

Star  Chamber  and  High  Commission.  London, 
1886.  4°.  (Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  v.  39.)  1504 

-  (Ed.)  Memoire  in6dit  de  Richelieu.  See 

Richelieu,  A.  J.  du  P.,  Cardinal,  Due  de. 

-  Fall  of  the  monarchy  of  Charles  I.  52  pp.  (Rev.  of 

in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  156,  1882,  p.  295.) — Gardener’s  Civil 
war :  Presbyterians  and  Independents.  36  pp.  (Quart. 
Rev.  v.  169,  1889,  p.  492.) 

-  and  others.  Oxford  professors  and  Oxford  tutors. 

4  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  57,  1890,  p.  183.) 

Gardiner,  Stephen,  Bp.  of  Winchester.  Circa 
1483-1555.  De  vera  obedientia  oratio ;  una  cum  praefa- 
tione  Edmundi  Bonneri.  [Tr.  into  English.]  74  pp. 
(Stevens,  J.,  Memoirs  of  the  life  ...  of  John  Bradford, 
Appendix,  p.  lxiii.) 

- Wrangham,  F.  Stephen  Gardiner.  27  pp.  (In  his 

Brit.  Plutarch,  v.  1,  p.  303.) 

Gardiner,  Sir  Thomas. 

Great  Britain,  House  of  Commons.  Ar¬ 
ticles  of  impeachment  against  Sir  Thos.  Gar¬ 
diner,  Recorder  of  the  citie  of  London.  1642. 
(Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

Gardiner,  William.  1770-1853. 

Music  of  nature  .  .  .  with  curious  and  in¬ 
teresting  illustrations.  Boston,  1841.  8°. 

—2736 

Gardiner.  See  also  Gardner. 

Gardiner’s  island.  Lamb,  M.  J.  R.  N.  Manor 

of  G.  30  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  13, 1885,  p.  1.) 

-  J.athroj*,  G.  P.  An  American  lordship.  12  pp. 

(Century  Mag.  v.  9,  1886,  p.  217.) 

See  also  Gardiner,  Lion. 

Gardner,  Alice. 

Julian,  philosopher  and  emperor,  and  the 
last  struggle  of  paganism  against  Christianity. 
New  York,  1895.  8°.  (Abbott,  E.,  Heroes  of 

the  nations. )  4726 

Gardner,  Asa  Bird.  Disposition  of  the  allied 

armies.  2  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  7,  1881,  p.267.) — Brig.- 
Gen.  Henry  Siurbeek.  15  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  9, 
1883,  p.  251.) — Last  cantonment  of  the  main  continen¬ 
tal  army  of  the  Revolution.  26  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist. 
v.  10,  1883,  p.  355.)— Martial  law  during  the  Revolu¬ 
tion.  15  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  1,  1877,  p.  705.)— Mili¬ 
tary  buttons.  5pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  8,  1883,  p.  280.) 
—New  York  continental  lane  of  t  he  army  of  the 
Revolution.  19  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  7,  1881,  p.  401.)— 
Uniforms  of  the  American  army.  32  pp.  (Mag. 
Am.  Hist.  v.  1.  1877,  p.  461.)— Gen.  James  M.  Vans u in. 
9  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  18,  1887,  p.  185.) 

Gardner,  Augustus  Kingsley,  M.  D.  1812-76. 
French  metropolis.  Paris,  as  seen  during 
the  spare  hours  of  a  medical  student.  2  ed. 
New  York,  1850.  8°.  .2696 

Gardner,  Christopher  Thomas.  1842 — .  Chi¬ 
nese  laws  and  customs.  16  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt. 
Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  15,  1883,  p.  221.)—  Coinage  of  Corea. 
130  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s. 
v.  27,  pt.  2,  1895,  p.  1.) —Translation  of  inscription  on 
tablet  at  Hang  chow,  recording  the  changing  the  T’ien 
Chu  Tang-  (Roman  Catholic  Church)  into  the  T’ien 
Hao  Kung.  11  pp.  1  pi.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China 
branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  4,  1868,  p.  21.) 

-  and  others.  Chinese  partnerships :  liability  of  the  in¬ 
dividual  members.  14  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  China 
branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  22,  1888,  p.  39. ) 


GARDNER,  Daniel 


1644 


GARDNOR,  Rev.  John 


Gardner,  Daniel.  — 1863. 

Institutes  of  international  law,  public  and 
private,  as  settled  by  the  Supreme  Court  of 
the  United  States,  and  by  our  republic,  with 
references  to  judicial  decisions.  New  York, 
1860.  8°.  —2352 

Gardner,  Dorsey.  1842-94.  Chronology  of 

events  in  American  history.  6  pp.  (Webster,  N.,  Inter¬ 
nal.  diet,  of  Eng.  lang.  p.  2050.) 

-  (Ed.)  United  States  Centennial  commis¬ 
sion.  International  exhibition,  1876.  Grounds 
and  buildings  of  the  Centennial  exhibition, 
Phila.,  1876.  Washington,  1880.  r.  8°.  (Walker, 
F.  A.,  U.  S.  Centennial  commission,  v.  9.) 

—3713 

Gardner,  Ernest  Arthur.  Naukratis.  Pt.  II 
[1885-86.]  With  an  appendix  by  F.  LI.  Grif¬ 
fith.  London,  1888.  4°.  (Egypt Explor.  Fund.) 

2702 

Note. — For  Pt.  I  see  Petrie,  W.  M.  F.,  and  others  (in 
preceding  catalogue). 

-  Recently  discovered  archaic  sculptures.  35  pp. 

( Joum .  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  8,  1887,  p.  159.)— Athene  in 
the  west  pediment  of  the  Parthenon.  12  pp.  ( Journ .  of 
Hellen.  studies,  v.  3,  1882,  p.  244.)  — Inscription  from 
Boeae.  2  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies ,  v.  8,  1887, 
p.  214.) — Inscription  from  Chaieedon.  3  pp.  {Journ. 
of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  7,  1886,  p.  154.) — Two  fourth  century 
children's  heads.  9  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies, 
v.  11, 1890,  p.  100.) — Inscriptions  copied  by  Cockerell  in 
Greece.  34  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  6,  1885, 
pp.  143,  340.) — Inscriptions  from  Cos,  etc.  13  pp.  {Journ. 
of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  6,  1885,  p.  248. ) — Reinach  :  Traits 
d’£i>igrai>hie  grecquc.  3  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen. 
studies,  v.  8, 1887,  p.  306.) — Archaeology  in  Greece,  1888- 
94.  27  pp.  1  pi.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  10,  1889, 
p.  254;  v.  11,  1890,  p.  210;  v.  12,  1891,  p.  385;  v.  13,  1893, 
p.  139;  v.  14,  1894,  p.  224.) — Processes  of  Greek  sculp¬ 
ture  as  shown  by  some  unfinished  statues  at  Athens. 
14  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  11,  1890,  p.  129.) — 
Early  Greek  vases  and  African  colonies.  8  pp. 
{Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  10,  1889,  p.  126.) — KirchhofF: 
Studien  zur  geschichte  des  grieehischen  alpha¬ 
bets.  2  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.8,  1887,  p.533.) — 
Loewy:  Insehriften  griechischer  bildhauer. 
3  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  8,  1887,  p.  304.)— Early 
Ionic  alphabet.  20  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies, 
v.  7,  1886,  p.  220.) — Ornaments  and  armour  from  Kertcli 
in  the  new  museum  at  Oxford.  12  pp.  2  pi.  {Journ.  of 
Hellen.  studies,  v.  5,  1884,  p.  62.)— Note  on  Megalopo¬ 
lis.  2  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  14,  1894,  p.242.) 
—Palladia  from  Mycenae.  4  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen. 
studies,  v.  13,  1892-93,  p.  21.)— Two  Sfaucratite  vases. 
3  pp.  1  pi.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  8,  1887,  p.  119.) — 
Paintings  by  Panaenus  on  the  throne  of  the  Olym¬ 
pian  Zeus.  9  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  14,  1894, 
p.  233. )  - —  Lecythus  from  Eretria  with  the  death  of 
Priam.  16  pp.  1  pi.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  14, 
1894,  p.  170.)— Sculpture  and  epigraphy,  1886-87. 
{Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  8,  1887,  p.  278.) — Statuette 
representing  a  boy  and  a  goose.  15  pp.  1  pi.  {Journ.  of 
Hellen.  studies,  v.  6,  1885,  p.  1.) 

-  North  doorway  of  the  Erechtheum.  See 

Schultz,  R.  W.,  and  Gardner,  E.  A. 

-  and  others.  Excavations  at  Megalopolis. 

1890-91.  London,  1892.  fo.  (Soc.  for  the 
promotion  of  Hellen.  studies,  Suppl.  papers, 
no.  1.)  4205 

-  Excavations  in  Cyprus,  1887-88.  Paphos,  Leontari, 

Amargetti.  125  pp.  5  pi.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  9, 
1888,  p.  147.)— Theatre  at  Megalopolis.  5  pp.  {Journ. 
of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  11,  1890,  p.  294.) 


Gardner,  Rev.  Henry  Snook.  History  of  the 

English  word  “serjeant.”  14  pp.  (Lancashire  and 
Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans.  3  s.  v.  6,  1878,  p.  29. ) 

Gardner,  J.  Starkie. 

Armour  in  England,  from  the  earliest 
times  to  the  reign  of  James  I.  [Illustr.] 
London,  1897.  r.  8°.  (Portfolio,  no.  33.)  — 4561 

Gardner,  James  Terry.  See  Gardiner,  J.  T. 

Gardner,  Percy. 

Catalogue  of  Greek  coins.  Peloponnesus 
(excluding  Corinth).  Ed.  by  Reginald  Stuart 
Poole.  London,  1887.  8°.  2765 

-  Museum  Oxoniense.  Catalogue  of  the 

Greek  vases  in  the  Ashmolean  Museum.  Ox¬ 
ford,  1893.  4°.  — 17D5 

-  New  chapters  in  Greek  history.  Historical 

results  of  recent  excavations  in  Greece  and 
Asia  Minor.  With  illustrations.  New  York, 
1892.  8°.  2713 

-  Sculptured  tombs  of  Hellas.  With  thirty 

plates,  and  eighty-seven  engravings  in  the 
text.  London,  1896.  r.  8°.  1703 

-  Amphora-handles  from  Antiparos.  3  pp.  {Journ. 

of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  6,  1885,  p.  192.) — Stele  commemo¬ 
rating  a  victory  in  a  boat  race.  5  pp.  {Journ.  of 
Hellen.  studies,  v.  11,  1890,  p.  146.)— Boat-races  among 
the  Greeks.  8  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  2,  1881, 
p.  90.) — Boat-races  at  Athens.  2  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen. 
studies,  v.  2,  1881,  p.  315.) — Cacus  on  a  black-figured 
vase.  7  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  13,  1892-93, 
p.  70.) —Countries  and  cities  in  ancient  art.  35  pp. 
1  pi.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  9,  1888,  p.  47.) — Votive 
coins  in  Bclian  inscriptions.  5  pp.  {Journ.  of 
Hellen.  studies,  v.  4,  1883,  p.  243.)— Statuette  of  Eros. 
9  pp.  2  pi.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  4,  1883,  p.266.) — 
Head :  Historia  numorum  :  a  manual  of  Greek  numis¬ 
matics.  3  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  8,  1887, 
p.  313.) — Hector  and  Andromache  on  a  red-figured 
vase.  7  pp.  1  pi.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  9,  1888, 
p.  11.)— Hellenic  after-world.  11pp.  {Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  37,  1885,  p.  808.) — Homer  and  recent  archaeol¬ 
ogy.  12  pp.  {Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  54,  1886,  p.  368.) — 
Palaces  of  Homer.  19  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies, 
v.  3,  1882,  p.  264.)— Chariot-group  of  the  Mausoleum. 
7  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  13,  1892-93,  p.  188.) — 
Early  oriental  coins.  15  pp.  (Poole,  S.  L.,  Coins  and 
medals,  p.  141.)— Statuette  of  Pallas  from  Cyprus.  6  pp. 
(Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  2,  1881,  p.  326.) — Parthian 
coinage.  68  pp.  8  pi.  (Thomas,  E.,  Internat.  numis- 
mat.  orient,  v.  1,  pt.  5.)— Pentathlon  of  the  Greeks. 

14  pp.  (Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  1,  1880,  p.  210.)— Vase 
of  Polygnotan  style  :  M.  d.  I,  XI,  38.  9  pp.  (Joum. 
of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  10,  1889,  p.  117.) — Inscriptions  from 
Kamos.  7  pp.  (Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  7,  1886, 
p.  147.)— Stephan i  on  the  tombs  at  Mycenae.  13  pp. 
(Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  1,  1880,  p.  94.)— Sepulchral 
relief  from  Tarentum.  38  pp.  (Journ.  of  Hellen. 
Studies,  v.  5,  1884,  p.  105.) — Tithonus  on  a  red-figured 
vase.  2  pp.  (Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  13,  1892-93, 
p.  137.) 

-  Numismatic  commentary  on  Pausanias. 

See  Imhoof-Blumer,  F. 

-  and  Poole,  Stanley  Lane.  Coins  of  India. 

15  pp.  (Poole,  S.  L.,  Coins  and  medals,  p.  175.) 

Gardner,  Thomas.  Visit  of  the  Mohawks  to 

Fort  Penobscot,  1662  .  3  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  2,  1878, 
p.  235.) 

Gardner.  See  also  Gardiner. 

Gardnor,  Rev.  John.  1729-1808. 

History  of  Monmouthshire.  See  Wil¬ 
liams,  D. 


GARDTHAUSEN,  Victor  Emil 


1645 


GARFIELD,  James  Abram 


Gardtliausen,  Victor  Emil.  1843 — . 

Augustus  und  seine  zeit.  v.  1,  pt.  1.  Leip¬ 
zig,  1891.  8°.  2752 

-  Conjectanea  Ammianea  codice  adhibito 

Vaticano.  Kiliae,  1869.  8°.  3235 

-  Inschrifteii  aus  Epidaurus.  10  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus. 

n.  s.  v.  45,  1890,  p.  612.) — Zur  geschichte  des  grieclii- 
scheii  alphabets.  12  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s.  v.  40, 
1885,  p.  599. )— Griechische  inschrift  von  Ilium.  3  pp. 
( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s.  v.  46,  1891,  p.  619.) — Der  goldene 
fisch  von  Vettersfelde.  4  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s. 
v.  39,  1884,  p.  317.) 

-  (Ed.)  Ammiani  Marcellini  Rerum  gesta- 

rum  libri  qui  supersunt.  See  Ammianus  Mar- 
cellinus. 

Gareis,  Karl.  1844 — .  Haftpflicht  und  unfall- 

versicherung.  11  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit ,  1882,  v.  1,  p.  350.) 

Garel  von  deni  blneenden  tal.  Pleier,  Der. 

2352 

Garelli,  Giacomo.  [Notice  of.]  6  pp.  (Amato, 

G.  d’,  Panteon,  v.  2,  p.  483. ) 

Garelli,  Giovanni.  Vinaj,  V.  Giovanni  Garelli. 

4  pp.  (Carpi,  L.,  Risorgimento  ital.  v.  4,  p.  384.) 

Garet,  Emile. 

Bienfaits  de  la  Revolution  fran§aise.  Paris, 
1880.  8°.  1681 

Garet.  See  also  Garrett. 

Garfield,  James  Abram,  Pres,  of  U.  S.  1831-81. 

Works,  ed.  by  Burke  A.  Hinsdale.  Boston, 
1882-83.  2  v.  8°.  2104 

Contents.  Fourteenth  amendment  and  representa¬ 
tion,  v.  1. — American  agriculture,  v.  1.— New 
scheme  of  American  finance,  v.  2.— American 
shipping,  v.  1.— Amnesty,  v.  2.— Appropriations 
for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  1875,  v.  2. — Army 
and  the  public  peace,  v.  2. — Reduction  of  the  army,  v.  1. 
— Almeda  A.  Booth,  v.  2.— Census,  v. 2.  —Ninth  census, 
v.  1. — Zachariah  Chandler,  v.  2.— Chief  Justice  Chase 
and  Prof.  Agassiz,  v.  2. — Letter  to  Chase,  v.  1. — Civil 
service  reform,  v.  1. — College  education,  v.  1.— 
Free  commerce  between  the  states,  v.  1.— Confisca¬ 
tion  of  the  property  of  rebels,  v.  1. — Cabinet  offi¬ 
cers  in  Congress,  v.  1. — Century  of  Congress,  v.  2. — 
Congress  and  the  presidential  elections,  v.  2.— Obedience 
to  law  the  first  duty  of  Congress,  v.  2.— Revolution  in 
Congress,  v.  2. — Congressional  nullification,  v.  2. 
— Currency,  v.  1. — Currency  and  the  banks,  v.  1.— Cur¬ 
rency  and  the  public  faith,  v.  2.— Currency  conflict,  v.  2. 
— Democratic  party  and  public  opinion,  v.  2. — Demo¬ 
cratic  party  and  the  government,  v.  2. — Appointment  of 
special  deputy  marshals,  v.  2.— Diplomatic  and 
consular  service,  v.  2. — Counting  the  electoral 
vote,  v.  2. — Florida  returns  in  the  election  of  1876, 
v.  2. — Future  of  the  Republic :  its  dangers  and  its 
hopes,  v.  2.— Geneva  award,  v.  2.— Joshua  R.  Bid¬ 
dings,  v.  1.— Sale  of  surplus  gold,  v.  1. — Halifax 
award,  v.  2. — Hawaiian  islands,  v.  2. — Joseph 
Henry,  v.  2.— Honest  money,  v.  2.— Inaugural 
address,  v.  2. — Indian  affairs,  v.  1. — Ku-KIux  act, 
v.  1. — Lincoln  and  emancipation,  v.  2.— Memory  of 
Lincoln,  v.  1. — Louisiana  returns  in  the  election  of 
1876,  v.  2.— Medical  and  surgical  history  of  the 
Rebellion,  v.  1.— Jurisdiction  of  military  commis¬ 
sions,  v.  1. — Dr.  S.  F.  B.  Morse,  v.  2.— Oliver  P.  Mor¬ 
ton,  v.  2.— National  aid  to  education,  v.  2. — 
National  appropriations  and  misappropriations, 
v.  2. — National  Bureau  of  Education,  v.  1.— Na¬ 
tional  elections  protected  by  national- authority,  v.  2. 
— Enrolling  and  calling  out  the  national  forces,  v.  1. 
—National  politics,  v.  1.  — Letter  accepting  the 
nomination  for  the  presidency,  v.  2.— North¬ 
west  territory :  settlement  of  the  western  reserve, 


v.  2. — Canvass  in  Ohio,  v.  1.— Ohio  campaign  of  1871, 
v.  1.  — Political  issues  of  1868-70,  v.  1.  — Presi¬ 
dential  campaign  of  1872,  v.  2. — The  press,  v.  2. — 
Strengthening  of  the  public  credit,  v.  1.— Public 
debt  and  specie  payments,  v.  1. — Public  expendi¬ 
tures:  their  increase  and  diminution,  v.  2. — Recon¬ 
struction  ,  v.  1  . — Restoration  of  the  southern 
states,  v.  1. — Proposed  repeal  of  the  resumption 
law,  v.  2.— Right  to  originate  revenue  bills,  v.  1. — 
Revenues  and  expenditures,  v.  2.— Letter  to  Rose- 
crans,  v.  1. — Gustave  Schleicher,  v.  2. — Nomination 
of  John  Sherman,  v.  2. — Phases  of  the  silver  ques¬ 
tion,  v.  2.  —  Constitutional  amendment  abolishing 
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Garnett,  Richard,  LL.D.  1835 — . 

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Garnett,  Brig. -Gen.  Richard  Brooke.  Garnett’s 

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Garnett,  Theodore  S.,  Jr.  Cruise  of  the  Nash¬ 
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tlinrno  Romanornm  pontificum.  19  pp.  (Routh, 

M.  J.,  Script,  eccles.  opuscula,  v.  2,  p.  145.) 

Gamier,  Joseph  Clement.  1813-81. 

Annuaire  de  F6conomie  politique.  See 
Annuaire  de  l’6conomie  politique. 

Gamier,  Marie  Joseph  Fran§ois,  dit  Francis. 

Ward,  Mrs.  M.  A.  A.  Francis  Gamier.  12  pp.  ( Mac¬ 
millan's  Mag.  v.  48,  1883,  p.  309.) 

Gamier,  Noel.  Brum,  J.  Z.  de  M.  Noel  Gar- 

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1876,  p.  355.) 

Gamier,  Robert.  1534-90. 

Tragedies.  Treuer  abdruck  der  ersten 
gesammtausgabe  (Paris,  1585)  mit  den  varian- 
ten  aller  vorhergehenden  ausgaben  und  einem 
glossar,  herausg.  von  W.  Foerster.  Heilbronn, 
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Contents.  Antigone,  v.  3.  —  Bibliographische 
notiz,  v.  1. — Bradamante,  v.  4.— Cornelie,  v.  1. — 
Au  Roy  de  France  et  de  Polongne,  v.  1. — Hippolyte, 
v.  2. — Les  Inifues,  v.  3. — Foerster,  W.  Garniers  lel»en 
und  werke,  v.  4.— M.  Antoine,  v.  1. — Porcie,  v.  1. — 
La  Troade,  v.  2. — Glossar,  v.  4.— Varianten,  v.  4. 

-  Kahnt,  P.  Gedankenkreis  der  sentenzen 

in  Jodelle’s  und  Gamier’ s  tragoedien  und 
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-  Foerster,  W.  Robert  Garniers  leben  und  werke. 

23  pp.  (Gamier,  R.,  Tragedies,  v.  4,  p.  xix:  Vollmoeller, 
K.,  Samml.  franz.  neudrucke,  v.  6.) 

Gamier,  Russell  Montague.  1854 — . 

Annals  of  the  British  peasantry.  London, 
1895.  8°.  1524 

-  History  of  the  English  landed  interest :  its 

customs,  laws,  and  agriculture.  London,  1892- 
93.  2  v.  8°.  1524 

Garnier-Pages,  Etienne  Joseph  Louis.  Lo- 

m€nie,  L.  L.  de.  M.  Garnier-Pages.  36  pp.  {In  his 
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Garnot,  Capt.  E. 

ExpSdition  franyaise  de  Formose.  1884-85. 
Paris,  1894.  8°.  and  atlas  fo.  1435  ;  atlas,  1421 

Garnsey,  Rev.  Henry  Edward  Fowler  (2V.) 
1826—. 

History  of  botany.  (1530-1860.)  See  Sachs, 
J.  von. 

Garo  dialect.  Williamson,  W.  J.  Vocabulary 

of  the  Garo  and  Konch  dialects.  7  pp.  (Asiat.  Soc.  Ben¬ 
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Garofalo,  Benvenuto.  Vasari,  G.  Benvenuto 

G.  e  Girolamo  da  Carpi.  73  pp.  {Opere,  v.  6,  p.  457.) 

Garofalo,  Biagio.  1677-1762. 

De  antiquis  marmoribus  opusculum,  cui 
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1828.  4°.  1723 

Garratt  Hall,  a  seat  of  the  Traffords  and  the 

Mosleys.  5  pp.  1  pi.  Sutton,  C.  W.  (Gray,  H.,  Views  of 
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Garraway,  Sir  Henry.  1575-1646. 

Speech  at  a  common-hall . . .  upon  occasion 
of  a  speech  delivered  there  the  Friday  before, 
by  Mr.  Pym,  at  the  reading  of  His  Majesties 
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Garrer,  A.  H.  Ad  Xenophontis  commenta¬ 
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Garrett,  George  W.  Belle  of  Belgravia. 

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Garrett,  Joao  Baptista  de.  See  Almeida-Gar- 
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Garrett,  W.  R. 

History  of  the  South  Carolina  cession  and 
the  northern  boundary  of  Tennessee.  Nash¬ 
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3501 

- Northern  boundary  of  Tennessee.  17  pp.  {Mag.  Am. 

Hist.  v.  23,  1890,  p.  210.) 

Garrett,  William. 

Reminiscences  of  public  men  in  Alabama, 
for  thirty  years,  with  an  appendix.  Atlanta, 
1872.  8°.  3584 

Garrett.  See  also  Garet. 

Garrett,  County,  Md.  Scharf,  J.  T.  History 
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Garrez,  Pierre  Gustave.  Senart,  E.  Gustave 

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Garrick,  David.  1716-79.  Bon  ton ;  or,  High 

life  above  stairs :  a  farce.  9  pp.  {Acting  drama,  p.  720.) 
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40  pp.  (Barri&re,  J.  E.,  Mem.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  6, 
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8  pp.  {Acting  drama,  p.  510.) 

-  The  Chances.  See  Beaumont,  F.,  and 

Fletcher,  J.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  Clandestine  marriage.  See  Colman,  G., 

the  elder,  and  Garrick,  D. 

-  Country  girl.  See  Wycherley,  W. 

-  Country  wife.  See  Wycherley,  W. 

-  Every  man  in  his  humour.  See  Jonson,  B. 

- Isabella ;  or,  the  Fatal  marriage.  See 

Southern,  T. 

-  Dobson,  H.  A.  David  Garrick.  41  pp.  (Matthews, 

J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  1,  p.  59.)— 
Griflin,  G.  W.  David  Garrick.  7  pp.  {In  his  Studies 
in  literature,  p.  97.) — Thomson,  Mrs.  K.  B.  David 
Garrick  and  Mrs.  Clive.  63  pp.  {In  her  Celebr.  friend¬ 
ships,  v.  2,  p.  217.) 

Garrick  Club,  Pictures  at  the.  21  pp.  Grif¬ 
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Garrison,  Francis  Jackson.  1848 — .  Wm. 

Lloyd  Garrison’s  origin  and  early  life.  11pp.  {Century 
Mag.  v.  8,  1885,  p.  589.) 

-  Wm.  Lloyd  Garrison.  See  Garrison,  W.  P., 

and  Garrison,  F.  J. 


GARRISON,  Wendell  Phillips 


1649 


GARZONI,  Tommaso 


Garrison,  Wendell  Phillips.  1840 — .  Con¬ 

necticut  in  the  middle  ages.  7  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  8, 
1885,  p.  780.) — Reform  of  the  Senate.  6  pp.  ( Atlant . 
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-  and  Garrison,  Francis  Jackson.  Wm. 

Lloyd  Garrison.  Story  of  his  life,  1805-79. 
New  York,  1885-89.  4  v.  8°.  3703 

Garrison,  William  Lloyd.  1805-79. 

Sonnets  and  other  poems.  Boston,  1843. 

16°.  1308 

-  Garrison,  W.  P.,  and  Garrison,  F.  J. 

Wm.  Lloyd  Garrison.  Story  of  his  life,  1805- 
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-  Uncoil.  L.  W.  Wm.  Lloyd  Garrison.  18  pp.  (New 

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Garrison,  F.  J.  Wm.  Lloyd  Garrison’s  origin  and 
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Gar  rod,  Archibald  E.,  M.  D.  ( Tr .) 

Treatise  on  cholelithiasis.  See  Naunyn,  B. 

Garroters,  The.  17  pp.  Howells,  W.  D.  ( Har¬ 

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Gavrow,  David  William.  1781-1827. 

History  and  antiquities  of  Croydon,  with  a 
variety  of  other  interesting  matter  ;  to  which 
is  added  a  sketch  of  the  life  of  John  Whitgift, 
Lord  Abp.  of  Canterbury ;  and  an  appendix. 
Croydon,  1818.  8°.  2546 

Garrucci,  Raffaele. 

Monete  dell’  Italia  antica.  Raccolta  gene- 
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- Lenorinant,  F.  Inscriptions  gravies  au  trait  sur 

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Garry,  Francis  N.  A.,  and  Garry,  A.  G. 

Churchwardens’  accounts  of  the  parish  of 
St.  Mary’s,  Reading,  Berks,  1550-1662.  Pref¬ 
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Garscliine,  Wssewolod  Michailovitch.  1855- 

88.  Art  et  artistes.  25  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
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(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3pir.  v.  45,  1890,  p.376.) — 
tfcuatre  jours:  rgcit  d’  un  volontaire  russe.  16  pp. 
(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p€r.  v.  31,  1886,  p.  589.) — 
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14  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  46,  1886,  p.  334.) 

Garsliine,  Vsevolod.  See  Garschine,  W.  M. 
Garstin,  Maj.-Gen.  John  (TV.) 

Treatise  on  rivers.  See  Frisi,  P. 


Garstin,  John  Ribton.  1836 — .  Garston  Hall, 

the  ancient  seat  of  Norres  of  Speke  and  the  Gerards. 
2  pp.  1  pi.  (Gray,  H.,  Views  of  the  old  halls  of  Lancashire 
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Garston,  England.  Boult,  J.  Historical  to¬ 
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See  also  Lancashire. 

Garston  Hall,  the  ancient  seat  of  Norres  of 

Speke  and  the  Gerards.  2  pp.  1  pi.  Garstin,  J.  R. 
(Gray,  H.,  Views  of  the  old  halls  of  Lancashire  and  Che¬ 
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Gartengesellscliaft.  Frey,  J.  ( Biblioth .  lit. 
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Garter,  Order  of  the.  Burke,  Sir  J.  B.  Ladies 

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26  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  54,  pt.  1,  1894,  p.  173.) 

See  also  Heraldry. 

Gartli,  Sir  Samuel.  — 1718.  Poetical  works. 

96  pp.  (Sanford,  E.,  and  Walsh,  R.,  Jr.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  14, 
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Walsh,  R.,  Jr.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  14,  p.  231.) 

Gartland,  Francis  Xavier,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Savan¬ 
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Gartree,  Hundred,  England.  Hill,  J.  H. 
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portion  of  the  hundred  of  Gartree,  containing 
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that  portion  of  the  hundred  of  Gartree,  con¬ 
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See  also  Leicestershire. 

Garwal  b.  aus  Al-Hutefa,  Diwan  des.  245  pp. 

Goldziher,  J.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  46,  1892, 
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Gary,  ( — ),  A  bte. 

Dictionnaire  patois- frangais  a  1’ usage  du 
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Garza,  Catarino  E.  Romero,  M.  Garza  raid 

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Garzoni,  Tommaso.  1549-89. 

Opere.  Venetia,  1605.  sm.  4°.  2302 

Contents.  Hospidale  de’  pazzi  incnrahili, — 
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GAS,  Illuminating 


1650 


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Gas,  Illuminating. 

Bemis,  E.  W.  Municipal  ownership  of  gas 
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(Pop.  Sci.  Monthly,  v.  17,  1880,  p.  143.)— Wixon.  H.  B. 
Domestic  use  of  gas.  18  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Health 
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See  also  Explosions. — Fuel. — Hygiene.— Illumi¬ 
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Gas,  Natural. 

Carll,  J.  F.  Seventh  report  on  the  oil 
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— Chance,  H.  M.  Natural  gas.  2  pp.  {Science,  v.  9, 
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composition  of  natural  gas.  16  pp.  (Frankl.  Inst.  Journ. 
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8  pp.  {Forum,  v.  3,  1887,  p.  305.)— 'White,  I.  C.  Geology 
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See  also  Explosions.— Fuel. 

Gascoigne,  George.  Circa  1530-77.  Select 

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-  llerlord,  C.  H.  Gascoigne’s  Glasse  of  government. 

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poets,  v.  1,  p.  367. 

Gascoigne,  Capt.  Richard  Frederick  Thomas. 

1851 — .  To  within  a  mile  of  Khartoum.  13  pp.  ( Nine¬ 
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Gascon  dialect. 

Cenac-Moncaut,  J.  E.  M.  Dictionnaire 
gascon-frangais,  dialecte  du  departement  du 
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-  Luchaire,  A.  Recueil  de  textes  de  l’an- 

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See  also  Proveiival  language. 

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Gaskell,  Charles  George  Milnes.  1842 — .  Wm. 

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Gaskell,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Cleghorn  Stevenson. 

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GATTI,  Giuseppe 


1653 


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sculptes  sur  les  pierres  de  1’aliee  couverte.  11pp.  (Rev. 
archtol.  3  s.  v.  4,  1884,  p.  332.) 

Gawain,  or  Ga wayne,  Sir. 

Raoul,  Trouvere.  Messire  Gauvain ;  ou, 
la  vengeance  de  Raguidel .  .  .  Pub.  par  G. 
Hippeau.  1862.  2396 

— -  Schleich,  G.  Ywain  and  Gawain.  1887. 

1214 

-  Thomas,  M.  C.  Sir  Gawayne  and  the 

Green  Knight  .  .  .  Inaugural  dissertation. 

1883.  1214 

See  also  Arthur,  King. 

Gawdy  family.  Great  Britain.  Royal  Com¬ 
mission  on  historical  MSS.  Tenth  report. 
Appendix  II.  Report  on  the  MSS.  of  the 
family  of  Gawdy.  1885.  4464 

Gaws  worth,  England.  Hume,  A.  Remarks 

on  the  ancient  mural  painting  of  the  general  judgment, 
recently  discovered  in  Gawsworth  church.  6  pp.  (Lan¬ 
cashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  4,  1852,  p.  56.)  — 
Bayer,  J.  Account  of  the  tilting-ground  at  G.  11  pp. 
4  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  2, 
1849-50,  p.  200.) 

See  also  Cheshire. 


Gawtliorpe  Hall.  Harland,  J.  (Ed. )  House 
and  farm  accounts  of  the  Shuttleworths  of 
Gawtliorpe  Hall,  in  the  county  of  Lancaster, 
1582-1621.  1856-58,  4  v.  (Chetham  Soc.  v.  35, 
41,  43,  46. )  4525 

The  same.  v.  1.  1856.  ( Chetham  Soc.  v.  35. ) 

4545 

Gawtlirop,  Hugh.  Topography  and  antiqui¬ 
ties  of  Southport  and  its  neighbourhood.  1  p.  (Lan¬ 
cashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  4, 1852,  p.  78.) 

Gay,  Charles.  Amerique  anglaise  et  la  voie 

inter-oc<5anique.  15  pp.  (Soc.  am.  de  France,  Archives, 
v.  4,  1861,  p.  403.) — Voyagcurs  |>rolf“taires.  12  pp. 
(Soc.  am.  de  France,  Archives,  v.  3,  1860,  p.  359.) 

Gay,  Delphine.  See  Girardin,  Mme.  D.  G.  de. 

Gay,  Edward  J. 

Memorial  addresses  on  the  life  and  char¬ 
acter  of  G.,  a  representative  from  Louisiana, 
delivered  in  the  House  of  Representatives 
and  in  the  Senate.  68  pp.  ( U.  S.  51  Cong. 
2  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  8. ) 

Gay,  Hilaire. 

Histoire  du  Vallais,  depuis  les  temps  les 
plus  anciens  jusqu’a  nos  jours.  Geneve,  1888- 
89.  2  v.  in  1,  r.  8°.  ‘  3635 

Gay,  John.  1685-1732. 

Poetical  works.  Phila.,  1819.  16°.  (San¬ 
ford,  E.,  and  Walsh,  R.,  Jr.,  Brit,  poets ,  v.  16.) 

1314 

Contents.  Acis  and  Galatea :  a  serenata.  — 
Eclogues. — Epistles. — Fables.— The  Fan:  a  poem. 
—Sanford,  E.,  Life  of  G. — Miscellanies.  —  Rural 
sports.— The  Shepherd's  week. — Songs  and  bal¬ 
lads. — Trivia :  or,  the  Art  of  walking  the  streets  of 
London. 

-  Present  state  of  wit  in  a  letter  to  a  friend 

in  the  country.  London,  1711  ;  repr.  1883. 
8°.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner,  v.  6.)  2117 

-  Achilles:  an  opera.  60  pp.  (Bell,  J.,  Brit,  theat. 

v.  14,  1777.)— Beggar's  opera.  13  pp.  (Acting  drama, 
p.  324;  Bell,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  14,  1777;  v.  26,  1791.)— Beg¬ 
gar’s  opera.  Specimens  of  a  translation  into  Latin. 
1  p.  (Fraser’’ s  Mag.  v.  1,  1830,  p.  432.)— Translations  from 
the  Fables.  2  pp.  (Cowper,  W.,  Works,  ed.  by  T.  S. 
Grimshawe,  p.  715.) — Fabulae  seleetae.  [ Lat .  and 
Eng.]  71  pp.  (Anstey,  C.,  Poet,  works,  p.  425.)— Polly  : 
an  opera,  being  the  second  part  of  the  Beggar’s  opera. 
84  pp.  (Bell,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  14,  1777.) 

-  Henley,  W.  E.  Gay.  5  pp.  (In  his  Views  and  re¬ 
views,  p.  183.) — Sanford,  E.  Life  of  G.  25  pp.  (San¬ 
ford,  E.,  and  Walsh,  R.,  Jr.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  16,  p.  1.) 

Gay,  Jules.  1807 — . 

Analectes  du  bibliophile.  Recueil  trimes- 
triel.  Turin,  1876.  3  v.  16°.  L.87 

-  Bibliographic  des  ouvrages  relatifs  a 

Pamour,  aux  femmes,  au  mariage,  et  des 
livres  facetieux,  pantagrueliques,  scatolo- 
giques,  satyriques,  etc.  Contenant  les  titres 
detailles  de  ces  ouvrages,  les  noms  des  au¬ 
teurs  ...  3  ed.  [ Anon .]  Turin,  1871-73. 
6  v.  8°.  L.96 

Note.- -Large  paper  copy.  No.  18. 

Contents. 

A  Bibliotheca  scatologica,  Hammer,  J.  de-Memoiren, 
v.  1.  v.  4. 

BibliothSquo  amusante-  Mdmoires-Perette,  v.  5. 

Derviche,  v.  2.  Perfection-Zwei,  v.  6. 

Des-Hamilton,  A.,  Comte 
d’,  v.  3. 


GAY,  Jules 


1658 


GEBER 


-  Iconograpliie  des  estampes  a  sujets  galants 

et  des  portraits  de  femmes  celebres  par  leur 
beauts,  in  diquant  les  sujets,  les  peintres,  les 
graveurs  de  ces  estampes,  leur  valeur,  et  le 
prix  dans  les  ventes  .  .  .  [Anon.]  Geneve, 
1868.  8°.  — 17C6 

Gay,  Mnie.  Marie  Franchise  Sophie  Michault  de 
Lavalette.  1776-1852. 

La  Comtesse  d’Egmont.  Bruxelles,  1836. 
2  v.  12°.  1205 

Gay,  Martin,  M.  D.  1803-50. 

Statement  of  the  claims  of  Charles  T. 
Jackson,  M.  D.,  to  the  discovery  of  the  ap¬ 
plicability  of  sulphuric  ether  to  the  preven¬ 
tion  of  pain  in  surgical  operations.  Boston, 
1847.  8°.  [Anaesthetics,  Pamphlets  on.)  3765 

Gay,  Susan  Elizabeth.  Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C. 

Susan  E.  Gay.  3  pp.  (In  her  Eng.  female  artists,  v.  2, 

p.  186.) 

Gay,  Sydney  Howard.  1814-88.  Amerigo 

Vespucci.  22  pp.  (Winsor,  J.,  Narrat.  and  crit.  hist,  of 
America,  v.  2,  p.  129. ) 

Gay.  See  also  Gaye. 

Gayangos  y  Arce,  Pascual  de.  1809-97. 

Calendar  of  letters,  despatches,  and  state 
papers,  relating  to  the  negotiations  between 
England  and  Spain,  preserved  in  the  archives 
at  Simancas  and  elsewhere.  1531-43.  London, 
1882-95.  3  v.  in  5,  r.  8°.  ( Gt .  Brit.  Rolls 

chron. )  4562 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Catalogue  of  the  MSS.  in  the  Spanish  lan¬ 
guage  in  the  British  Museum,  v.  2-4.  Lon¬ 
don,  1877-93.  3  v.  r.  8°.  W.  63 

Note.— For  v.  1  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Gayarre,  Charles  Etienne  Arthur.  1805-95. 

Dr.  Bluff  in  Russia  ;  or,  the  Emperor  Nich¬ 
olas  and  the  American  doctor :  a  comedy  in 
two  acts.  New  Orleans,  1865.  8°.  3315 

-  History  of  Louisiana.  With  city  and  topo¬ 
graphical  maps  of  the  state,  ancient  and  mod¬ 
ern.  3  ed.  New  Orleans,  1885.  4  v.  8°.  3586 

Contents.  American  dominion,  v.  4. — French 
dominion,  v.  1-2.  — Spanish  dominion,  v.  3. 

- -  liarlhclein.y  de  Macariy's  revenue.  5  pp.  (Har¬ 
per's  Mag.  v.  80,  1890,  p.  278. )— Military  operations  of  Gen. 
Beauregard,  by  Col.  Alfred  Roman.  28  pp.  (Southern 
Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  12,  1884,  pp.  402,  433.)— Character  of 
Andrew  Jachson.  12  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  13,  1885, 
p.  161.)— Historical  sketch  of  Pierre  and  Jean  LnfUte. 
23  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  10,  1883,  pp.  284,  389.)— I.oais- 
iana  sugar  plantation  of  the  old  regime.  16  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  74,  1887,  p.  606.)— ATew  Orleans 
bench  and  bar  in  1823.  12  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  77, 
1888,  p.  889.) 

Gaytlon,  Richard.  18  cent.  Narrative.  35  pp. 

(Gilbert,  J.  T.,  Narrative  of  the  detention  .  .  .  of  M.  C.  Stu¬ 
art,  p.  109.) 

Gaytlon.  Reimann,  W.  Chanson  de  G.,  ihre 

quellen  und  die  angevinische  Thierry-Gaydon-sage. 
72  pp.  (Stengel,  E.,  Ausgaben,  v.  3,  p.  49.) 

Gaye,  Arthur.  1846 — .  By - .  8  pp.  [Mac¬ 

millan's  Mag.  v.  60,  1889,  p.  50.) — Shakespeare  un¬ 
awares.  7  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  58,  1888,  p.  453.) 

Gaye.  Sec  also  Gay. 


Gayet,  Albert. 

Monuments  coptes  du  Mus6e  de  Boulaq. 
Paris,  1889.  4°.  (France,  Minist&re  de  l’Instr. 
pub.  Mission  archeol.  fr.  au  Caire,  v.  3,  pt.  2. ) 

4791 

Gayet,  E. 

Mus6e  du  Louvre.  Stales  de  la  XII  dynas- 
tie.  60  pi.  Paris,  1886.  4°.  [Biblioth.  Ecole 

des  hautes  etudes,  v.  68. )  — 4153 

Gay  ley,  Charles.  To  Q.  H.  F.  2  pp.  [Atlant. 

Monthly,  v.  58,  1886,  p.  262.) 

Gayley,  Charles  Mills,  and  Scott,  Frederick 
Newton.  Guide  to  the  literature  of  aesthetics. 
Berkeley,  1890.  8°.  (Univ.  of  California, 

Libr.  bull.  no.  11.)  W.  27 

Gay-Lussac,  Joseph  Louis.  Lomgnie,  L.  L.  de. 

M.  Gay-Lussac.  36  pp.  (In  his  Galerie  des  contemp. 
illustr.  v.  6.) 

Gayot  tie  Pitaval,  Francois.  1673-1743. 

Aus  dem  alten  Pitaval.  Franzoesische 
rechts-  und  culturbilder  aus  den  tagen  Lud¬ 
wig’s  des  dreizehnten,  vierzehnten,  und  fuenf- 
zehnten.  Ausgewaehlt  und  erlaeutert  von 
Hans  Blum.  Leipzig,  1885.  2  v.  8°.  — 2312 

- Geschichte  des  Urban  Grnndier.  135  pp.  (Scheible, 

J.,  ICloster,  v.  3b.  p.  878.) 

Gaza,  Theodoras.  Legrand,  E.  Theodore 

Gaza.  19  pp.  ( In  his  Bibliogr.  hell^nique,  v.  1,  p.  xxxi.) 

Gazalantl,  Africa.  Doyle,  D.  With  King 

Gungunhana  in  G.  6  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  50,  1891, 

p.  112.) 

Gazetteer  anti  directory  of  Norfolk.  White, 
W.  2544 

Gazetteer  .  .  .  of  Connecticut  and  Rhode 
Island.  Pease,  J.  C.,  and  Niles,  J.  M.  2615 
Gazetteer  .  .  .  of  India.  Thornton,  E.  R.72 
Gazetteer  of  the  British  isles.  Bartholo¬ 
mew,  J.  R.71 

Gazetteers.  See  Geography,  Dictionaries. 
Gazier,  Augustin  Louis.  1844 — .  Gregoire  et 

l’figlise  de  France,  1792-1802.  96  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  15, 

1881,  pp.  47,  283.)— Henri  Cir^goire,  Eveque  constitu- 
tionnel  de  Loir-et-Cher.  1791-1801.  106  pp.  (Rev.  hist. 
v.  8,  1878,  p.  280;  v.  9,  1879,  p.  34.)— Expulsion  des 
J^suitcs  sous  Louis  XV.  18  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  13,  1880, 
p.  308.)— Notre-Dninc  «lc  Paris  aprfis  la  Terreur, 
1795-1802.  15  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  3,  1877,  p.  71.) 

Gazzani,  Edward  D.,  and  others.  Address  to 

the  citizens  of  Pittsburgh  and  western  Penn’a  on  the 
subject  of  a  railroad  between  the  cities  of  Pittsburgh 
and  Baltimore.  13  pp.  (Baltimore  and  Ohio  Railroad, 
Wheeling  and  Pittsburgh  [Painph.]  ) 

Gazzino,  Giuseppe.  1807 — . 

Novella.  Genova,  1872.  r.  8°.  2313 

Geant  Yeous.  58  pp.  Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L. 

A.  D.  (G.  Sand,  pseud.),  QSuvres  compl.  v.  22,  p.  313. 

Geary,  Maj.-Gen.  John  White. 

Sketch  of  the  early  life  and  of  the  civil  and 
military  services  of.  [Phila.],  1866.  8°.  (  With 
Combs,  L.,  Narrative  of  the  life  of.)  3705 

Geayaut,  Victoire  Melone.  Manne,  E.  D.  de. 

Victoire  Melone  Geayant,  dite  Mile.  Gu€ant.  3  pp.  (In 
his  Troupe  de  Voltaire,  p.  101.) 

Gebal.  See  By  bios. 

Geber.  See  Jabir  Ibn  Haiyan  Al-Tarsusl. 


GEBETE 


1659 


GEFFROI,  de  Paris 


Gebete  und  anrufungen  in  den  altfranzoesi- 
schen  chansons  de  geste.  Alton,  J.  (Sten¬ 
gel,  E.,  Ausgaben,  v.  9.)  2305 

Gebliard,  Abp.  of  Salzburg.  — 1088.  Epistola 

ad  Herimannum  Mettensem  Episcopum  data.  19  pp. 
( Monumenta  German,  hist.  Libelli  de  lite  imper.  et  pontif. 
v.  1,  p.  261.) 

-  Manrsoltl.  of  Lautenbach.  Ad  Gebehardum  liber. 

131  pp.  ( Monumenta  German,  hist.  Libelli  de  lite  imper. 
et  pontif.  v.  1,  p.  300.) 

Gebhavdt,  Adam  Gottlieb  (Ed.)  1761-1831. 

State  papers  relating  to  the  diplomatick 
transactions  between  the  American  and 
French  governments,  from  the  year  1793  to 
the  conclusion  of  the  convention  on  the  30  of 
Sept.  1800.  London,  1816.  3  v.  8°.  —4377 

Gebliardt,  Oscar  von,  and  Harnack,  Adolf 
(Eds.)  Texte  und  untersuchungen  zur  ge- 
schichte  der  altchristlichen  literatur,  v.  6. 
Leipzig,  1891.  8°.  — 2316 

Contents.  Achelis,  H.  Aeltesten  quellen  des  orientali- 
schen  kirchenrechts.  Die  Uanones  If  ig>;»olyti. 

Gebliart,  Emile.  1839 — .  Probleme  de  morale 

et  d’histoire.  Les  Borgia.  66  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1887,  3  p6r.  v.  84,  p.  890 ;  1888,  3  pgr.  v.  86,  p.  141.)— Renais¬ 
sance  italienne  et  la  philosophie  de  I’histoire.  La  thSorie 
de  Jacob  llnrcUhardt.  38  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 

1885,  3  p6r.  v.  72,  p.  3f2.)— Ste.  Catherine  de  Sienne. 
32  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1889,  3  p6r.  v.  95,  p.  133.)— 
Renaissance  religieuse  au  moyen  age.  L’apostolat  de 
St.  Francois  d* Assise.  39  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 

1886,  3  p6r.  v.  77,  p.  101.)— Etat  d’ame  d’un  moine  de  l’an 
1000.  Le  chroniqueur  Raoul  Gla!i(> r.  29  pp.  {Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1891,  3  p6r.  v.  107,  p.  600.) — Recherches  nou- 
velles  sur  l’fiistoire  du  Joachimisine.  18  pp.  {Rev. 
lit.  v.  31,  1886,  p.  56.) 

-  Hewlett,  M.  Italic  mystique  :  histoire  de  la  renais¬ 
sance  religieuse  au  moyen  age,  par  G.  4  pp.  {Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  29,  1891,  p.  763.) 

Gebweiler,  Alsace.  Hennequin,  A.  Notes  de 

voyage  :  Guebwiller.  11  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  24,  1849, 

p.  126.) 

Gedaukenkreis  der  sentenzen  in  Jodelle’s 
und  Gamier s  tragoedien.  Kahnt,  P.  (Sten¬ 
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Getldes,  Alexander.  Biography  of  two  songs. 

6  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  51,  1883,  p.  769.) 

Geddes,  George.  1809-83.  French  invasions 

of  Onondaga.  17  pp.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  1,  1877,  p.  521.) 

Geddes,  Sir  William  Duguid,  LL.  D.  1828 — . 

George  MacDonald  as  a  poet.  10  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag. 
v.  149,  1891,  p.  361.) 

-  and  Duguid,  Peter.  Lacunar  basilicae 

Sancti  Macarii  Aberdonensis.  The  heraldic 
ceiling  of  the  Cathedral  church  of  St.  Machar, 
old  Aberdeen  described  in  historical  and  ar¬ 
morial  detail.  Aberdeen,  1888.  sm.  4°.  (New 
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Gedenkblaetter  zur  Gutenbergfeier  am  50 
jahrestage  der  errichtung  des  Gutenbergdenk- 
mals  zu  Mainz,  14  Aug.  1837.  Schneider,  F. 

( Ed. )  3402 

Gedge,  Rev.  C.  Denny.  Roman  villa  at  Meth- 

wold.  2pp.  1  pi.  (Brit.  Arcliaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  38, 

1882,  p.  110.) 

Gedike,  Friedrich  (Ed.)  1754-1803. 

M.  Tullii  Ciceronis  Historia  philosophiae 
antiquae.  See  Cicero,  M.  T. 

Von.  III. -208. 


Gee,  George  E. 

Jeweller’s  assistant  in  the  art  of  working 
in  gold.  London,  1892.  12°.  — 1738 

Geel,  Jakob  (Ed.)  1789-1862. 

Dav.  Ruhnkenii  Scholia  in  Suetonii  Vitas 
Caesarum.  See  Ruhnken,  D.  (in  preceding 
catalogue). 

Geer,  Carl,  Baron  de.  1720-78. 

Genera  et  species  insectorum  e  generosis- 
simi  auctoris  scriptis  extraxit .  .  .  Anders 
Jahan  Retzius.  Lipsiae,  1783.  12°.  — 2667 

Geer,  Capt.  John  James.  1833 — . 

Beyond  the  lines ;  or,  a  Yankee  prisoner 
loose  in  Dixie.  With  an  introduction  by  Rev. 
Alexander  Clark.  Phila.,  1863.  12°.  2627 

Geer,  Louis  de.  Edmundson,  G.  Louis  de 

Geer.  28  pp.  {Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  6,  1891,  p.  685.) 

Geffcken,  Friedrich  Heinrich.  1830-96.  Das 

britisclie  weltreich,  seine  politisch-militaerische  stel- 
lung.  38  pp.  {Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  51,  1887,  pp.  68,  227.) 
—Das britisclie  weltreich  und  die  londoner  colonial- 
ausstellung.  32  pp.  {Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  48,  1886, 
p.  382.) — Herzog  von  Broglie.  15  pp.  {Deutsch.  rund¬ 
schau,  v.  53, 1887,  p.  385.) — Church  ami  state  in  Ger¬ 
man  y.  17  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  25, 1889,  p.  672.) — Graf 
und  Graefin  Circourt.  12  pp.  {Deutsch.  rundschau, 
v.  28, 1881,  p.438. )— Contemporary  life  ami  thought 
in  Germany.  120  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v!  44,  1883,  p.  290  ; 
v.  45,  1884,  p.  587  ;  V.  46,  1884,  p.  739 ;  v.  48,  1885,  p.  269 ;  v.  49, 
1886,  p.  280 ;  v.  50,  1886,  p.  277  ;  v.  51,  1887,  p.  586 ;  V.  52, 1887, 
p.880.)— Beutsche  colonial  politih.  12  pp.  ( Deutsch . 
rundschau,  v.  41,  1884,  p.  120.)— Reform  des  englisehen 
Oberhauses.  11  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  57,  1888, 
p.  116.) — French  in  Germany.  18  pp.  {Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  26,  1889,  p.  294.)— German  socialism  and 
literary  sterility.  13  pp.  {Forum,  v.  14,  1893,  p.  660.) — 
Germans  as  emigrants  ami  colonists.  12  pp. 
{Forum,  v.  13,  1892,  p.  200.)— Compulsory  insurance  in 
Germany.  7  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.  380.) — 
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GEIGER,  Eugen  Ludwig 


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L.  Neues  ueber  Goethes  beziehungen  zu  den  “  Pro- 
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GEIGER,  Eu gen  Ludwig 


1661 


GEIGER,  Eugen  Ludwig 


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Geiger,  Wilhelm.  1856 — . 

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Geiger.  See  also  Geyger. 

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schichte  europ.  staaten. )  3736 

Note. — For  v.  1-5  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Geijer,  Reinhold.  Einige  bemerkungen  zu 

Falkenberg’s  abhandlung  ueber  die  entwickelung  der 
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Geikie,  Sir  Archibald,  LL.  D.  1835—. 

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GEIKIE,  Sir  Archibald 


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Geislingen,  Wuerttemberg.  Tallichet,  E.  Une 

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Gelbliaus,  S. 

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2352 

Contents.  Frcidanh's  Besclieidenheit,  pt.  1. — 
Ueber  den  “ Gregorius,”  “Armen  Heinrich” 
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Parzival  Wolframs  von  Eschenbach,  pt.  3. — 
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- Steinthal,  H.  Gelbhaus :  Ueber  stoffe  altdeutscher 

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Gelcicb,  Josef  {Ed.) 

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( Monumenta  spectant.  hist.  Slav,  merid.  v.  27, 
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V.  1  is  wanting. 


Geldart,  Rev.  Edmund  Martin  {Ed.)  1844-85. 
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Geldart,  Herbert  D.  Botany.  14  pp.  (Mason, 

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Geldern,  Prussia. 

Fahne,  A.  Geschichte  der  coelnischen, 
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Juliae,  Montium  .  .  .  Geldriae,  et  Zutphaniae. 
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Geldner,  Karl  Friedrich.  1853 —  Akao  ;  fse- 

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Gelee,  Claude  {le  Lorrain). 

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Gell,  Mrs.  Edith  Lyttelton.  1860 — .  Squan¬ 

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Gell,  Rev.  Francis.  Edburton  church.  3  pp. 

(Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  42, 1886,  p.  205.) 

Gell,  Sir  James  {Ed.)  1823 — . 

Abstract  of  laws  ...  of  Isle  of  Man.  See 
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Gell,  Rev.  John.  1760-1845. 

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GEMS 


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Gelli,  Tommaso.  Neri,  A.  Alcuni  scritti  ine- 

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G.  29  pp.  (Am.  Philol.  Assoc.  Trans,  v.  25,  1894,  p.  5.) — 
Man  it  ins,  M.  Gellius  bei  Vincenz  von  Beauvais.  2  pp. 
(Philologus,  v.  51,  1892,  p.  189. ) — Mercklin,  L.  Plebis- 
citum  Atinium  bei  G.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  13, 
1846,  p.  875.)— Nettleship,  H.  Noctes  Atticae  of  G. 
29  pp.  (Lectures  and  essays,  p.  248.) 

Gellius,  Cneius.  B.  C.  2  cent.  Annales.  12  pp. 

(Peter,  H.,  Hist.  Rom.  relliquiae,  v.  1,  p.  165.)— Reli¬ 
quiae.  5  pp.  (Roth,  K.  L.,  Hist.  vet.  Rom.  reliquiae,  p.  304.) 

Gelnliausen,  Hesse.  Freeman,  E.  A.  Geln- 

hausen.  14  pp.  (In  his  Hist,  and  architect,  sketches, 
p.  73.)— Bejrend  of  G.  from  the  history  of  the  12  cen¬ 
tury.  13  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  33,  1846,  p.  143.) 

Gelzer,  Heinrich.  1847 — .  Aegyptisches.  5  pp. 

(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  41,  1887,  p.  443.)— Chal- 
kedon  oder  Karchedon.  Beitraege  zur  geschichte 
des  Kaisers  Herakleios.  14  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s. 
v.  48,  1893,  p.  161.)— Von  Giitscliinid’s  Biorthose  der 
aegyptischen  Koenigsliste  des  Eratosthenes.  6  pp. 
(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  44,  1889,  p.  267.)— Kaslor's 
attische  koenigs-  und  areliontenliste.  10  pp. 
(Hist,  und  philol.  aufsaetze,  p.  11.) 


-  (Ed.)  Descriptio  orbis  Romani.  See 

Georgius,  of  Cyprus. 

-  (Ed.)  Historische  schriften  von  W.  Vi- 

scher.  See  Vischer,  W.  (in  preceding  cata¬ 
logue). 

Gelzer,  Johann  Heinrich.  1813 — .  Jahres- 

bericht  fuer  griechische  geschichte.  26  pp.  (Jahresh. 
ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  4,  1877,  p.  49.) 

Gem  of  Tliorney  island.  Ridgway,  J.  1508 

Gembloux,  Belgium.  Boglietti,  G.  Don  Gio¬ 
vanni  d’ Austria  in  Fiandra.  La  rottura  delle  trattative 
di  pace  e  la  battaglia  di  Gemblours.  29  pp.  (Nuov.  antol. 
3  S.  v.  26,  1890,  p.  662.) 

Gcmeiner  loblicher  eydgnoschafft  stetten, 
landen,  und  voelckeren  chronick  wirdiger 
thaaten  besqhreybung.  2  v.  in  1.  Stumpff,  J. 

L.80 

Gememsclial't  und  gesellschaft.  Toennies,  F. 

—1367 

Gemelli  Carreri,  Giovanni  Francesco.  See 
Carreri,  G.  F.  G. 

Gemiuus.  Schmidt,  M.  C.  P.  Geminos.  99  pp. 

(Philologus,  v.  42,  1884,  p.  82;  v.  45,  1886,  pp.  63,  278.) 

Gemistus,  Georgius,  surnamed  Pletho. 

Schultze,  K.  A.  J.  F.  Georgios  Gemistos 
Plethon  und  seine  reformatorischen  bestre- 
bungen.  1874.  (In  his  Gesch.  der  philos.  der 
renaissance,  v.  1. )  — 1376 

Gemoll,  Wilhelm.  Zwei  neue  handschriften 

zu  Ciceros  Cato  Maior.  10  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  3P,  1885, 
p.  331.) 

Gems. 

Arnaud,  F.,  and  Coquille,  H.  Descrip¬ 
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net  de  S.  A.  S.  le  Due  d’ Orleans.  [Anon.] 
1780-84,  2  v.  —1741 

-  Boot,  A.  Gemmarum  et  lapidum  historia, 

postea  Adrianus  Tollius  recensuit ;  figuris 
melioribus,  et  commentariis  pluribus  illustra- 
vit.  1647.  —1738 

-  Bryant,  J.,  and  Cole,  W.  Gemmarum  an- 

tiquarum  delectus ;  ex  praestantioribus  de- 
sumptus,  quae  in  dactyliothecis  Ducis  Marl- 
buriensis  conservantur.  [Anon.  Lat.  and  Fr .] 
1845,  2  v.  — 17D5 

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Tr.  from  the  Italian  by  Mrs.  John  Brogden. 
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•  lioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  Glides,  v.  111. )  — 4152 

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-  King,  C.  W.  Handbook  of  engraved  gems. 

1866.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  lllustr.  Libr.)  — 1738 
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-  Kunz,  G.  F.  Gems  and  precious  stones  of 

North  America.  1892.  — 17C1 

-  Laet,  J.  van.  De  gemmis  et  lapidibus 

libri  II.  [Gr.  and  Lat.]  1647.  (  With  Boot,  A., 
Gemmarum  et  lapidum  historia. )  — 1738 


GEMS 


1666 


GENELLI,  Bonaventura 


-  Mery,  J.  P.  A.  Les  joyaux  :  fantaisie  par 

Gavarni  [pseud,  for  S.  P.  Chevalier]  ;  minera- 
logie  des  dames  par  le  Cte.  Foelix  [pseud,  for 
L.  F.  Raban].  [Illustr.  1850.]  — 17C4 

Note.— With  the  half-title  Perles  et  parures. 

-  Middleton,  J.  H.  Engraved  gems  of 

classical  times.  1891.  — 1732 

-  Millin,  A.  L.  Introduction  a  P  etude  des 

pierres  gravies.  1796.  — 1736 

-  Overall,  W.  H.  (Ed.)  Catalogue  of  en¬ 
graved  portraits  .  .  .  coins,  gems  .  .  .  exhibited 
at  the  opening  of  the  new  library  and  museum 
of  the  corporation  of  London,  Nov.  1872. 
1872.  — 17C6 

-  Stosch,  P.,  Freiherr  von.  Pierres  antiques 

gravies  .  .  .  Dessinees  et  gravies  .  .  .  par  B. 
Picart.  Tirees  des  principaux  cabinets  de 
l’Europe.  [Fr.  and  Lat.~\  1724.  — 17E2 

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Christian  gems.  12  pp.  1  pi.  ( Archaeol .  Joum.  v.  42, 
1885,  p.  159.) — M€ly,  P.  de.  Poisson  dans  les  pierres 
gravies.  14  pp.  {Rev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  12,  1888,  p.  319.) — 
Passow,  F.  L.  K.  F.  De  Scorpio  in  gemma  Augustea 
conjectura..  9  pp.  {Opuscula  acad.  p.  321.) — Ueber  die 
sogenannte  apotheose  des  Augustus  in  der  antiken- 
sammlung  zu  Wien.  15pp.  1  pi.  (Vermisch.  schriften, 
p.  319;  and  Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  1,  1834,  p.  1.) — Poeti¬ 
cal  or  symbolical  significance  of  flowers  and 
gems.  2  pp.  (Funk,  I.  K.,  and  others,  Standard  dic¬ 
tionary,  v.  2,  p.  2317. ) — Ilatlig'eber,  G.  Beschreibung 
einer  noch  niemals  bekannt  gemachten  mystischen 
gemme.  2  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  5,  1838,  p.  1170.) 
— Wieseler,  F.  J.  A.  Ueber  einige  beachtenswerthe 
geschnittene  steine  des  4  jahrhunderts  n.  Chr.  170  pp. 
2  pi.  (Goettingen.  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Hist.-philol.  classe, 
Abhandl.  v.  30,  1883,  p.  1 ;  v.  31,  1884,  p.  1 ;  v.  32,  1885,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Antiquities.  —  Cameos. —  Decoration 
anti  Ornament.  —  Diamonds.  —  Emerald.  —  En¬ 
g-raving-.— Ens-ra ving-s.— Intaglios. —  Jewelry. — 
Numismatics.— Onyx. —  Ornaments. —  Precious 
stones.  —Rubies. — Scarabs.— Tourmaline. 

Genealogia,  antiqna.  Berry,  W.  3791 

Genealogica  curiosa.  v.  3.  London,  1885. 
16°.  1518 

Contents.  True  report  of  the  burnyng  of  the  steple 
and  churche  of  Ponies  in  London. 

Genealogical  and  historical  account  of  the 
.  .  .  House  of  Stanley,  Memoirs  containing  a. 
Seacome,  J.  2784 

Genealogical  dictionary  of  Rhode  Island. 

Austin,  J.  O.  2762 

Genealogical  notes  ...  of  some  of  the  first 
settlers  of  Connecticut  and  Mass.  Goodwin, 
N.  2786 

Genealogies,  necrology,  and  reminiscences  of 
the  “Irish  settlement.”  Clyde,  J.  C.  2786 
Genealogies,  tribes,  and  customs  of  Hy- 
Fiachrach,  commonly  called  O’Dowda’s  coun¬ 
try.  O’Donovan,  J.  (IV.)  ( Irish  Archaeol. 

Soc. )  2505 

Genealogy. 

Almanack  de  Gotha.  1885  -98, 14  v.  1107 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  sec  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Berry,  W.  Genealogia  antiqna ;  or,  my¬ 
thological  and  classical  tables.  1816.  3791 

- Foster,  J.  ( Fd. )  Collectanea  genealogica. 

1881-85,  20  pts.  in  18.  2795 


-  Limiers,  H.  P.  Supplement  &  1’ Atlas  his- 

torique,  contenant  diverses  pieces  de  chrono¬ 
logic,  de  genealogie,  d’histoire,  et  autres 
sciences.  1732.  (Ch&telain,  H.  A.,  Atlas  hist. 
v.  7.)  2321 

-  Viton  de  Saint- Alais,  N.  Histoire  gen6a- 

logique  des  maisons  souveraines  de  l’Europe. 
Par  M.  Y  *  *  *  1811-12,  2  v.  2795 

-  Genealogical  search.  6  pp.  ( Macmillan's  Mag. 

v.  50,  1884,  p.  363.)— Anonymi  libellus  de  genealog-iis 
patrlarchariini.  10  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  1, 
p.  405.)— Tu|»i»er.  F.  A.  Why  study  genealogy?  1  p. 
{Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  27,  1892,  p.  147.) — Verdilhac,  A.  de. 
Origines  des  grandes  families  nobiliaires.  32  pp.  (Bib- 
lioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  22,  1884,  p.  509.) 

See  also  Biography.— Heraldry  .—Parish  regis¬ 
ters. 

For  the  genealogy  of  a  country,  city,  town,  or  family, 
see  its  name. 

Genealogy,  Bibliography. 

Bridger,  C.  Index  to  printed  pedigrees 
contained  in  county  and  local  histories  . .  . 
and  in  the  more  important  genealogical  col¬ 
lections.  1867.  2775 

-  Coleman,  J.  General  index  to  printed 

pedigrees ;  which  are  to  be  found  in  all  the 
principal  county  and  local  histories,  and  in 
many  privately  printed  genealogies.  1866. 

2793 

-  Durrie,  D.  S.  Bibliographia  genealogica 

Americana :  an  alphabetical  index  to  Ameri¬ 
can  genealogies  and  pedigrees  contained  in 
state,  county,  and  town  histories.  1868  ;  1886- 
88,  2  v.  2773 

-  Gatfield,  G.  Guide  to  printed  books  and 

MSS.  relating  to  English  and  foreign  heraldry 
and  genealogy ;  being  a  classified  catalogue. 
1892.  2795 

-  Moule,  T.  Bibliotheca  lieraldica  Magnae 

Britanniae  :  an  analytical  catalogue  of  books 
on  genealogy,  etc.  1822.  2773 

-  Munsell,  J.,  and  Sons  (Pubs.)  Ameri¬ 
can  genealogist ...  a  bibliography  of  Ameri¬ 
can  genealogy.  1897.  2793 

Note—  Companion  v.  to  the  following. 

- (Pubs.)  Index  to  American  genealo¬ 
gies,  and  to  genealogical  material  contained 
in  all  works.  1895.  2795 

-  Whitmore,  W.  H.  Handbook  of  Ameri¬ 
can  genealogy.  1862.  2775 

G en eulogy,  Dictionaries. 

Collier,  J.  Great  historical,  geographi¬ 
cal,  genealogical,  and  poetical  dictionary. 
1701-21,  4  v.  4721 

-  Hoogstraten,  I),  van,  and  Schuer,  J.  L. 

Groot  algemeen  historisch,  geographisch, 
genealogisch,  en  oordeelkundig  woordenboek, 
behelzende  het  voornaamste,  dat  vervat  is  in 
de  woordenboeken  van  Moreri,  Rayle,  Bud- 
deus,  enz.  1733,  7  v.  4181 

Genealogy  of  the  91c Kean  family  of  Pa. 

Buchanan,  R.  2785 

Genclli,  Bonaventura.  Cornelius,  P.  Bona¬ 
ventura  Genelli.  14  pp.  {Unsere  Zcit,  1869,  v.  1,  p.  801.) 


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GENEVA,  Switzerland 


Genera  et  species  insectorum.  Geer,  C.  de. 

-  —2667 

General  and  statistical  survey  of  the  county  of 
Cook.  2  v.  Townsend,  H.  2586 

General  biographical  dictionary.  4  v. 
Gorton,  J.  R.123 

General  description  of  China.  2  v.  Grosier, 
J.  B.  G.  A.  1481 

General  history  of  .  .  .  Michigan.  Tuttle, 
C.  R.  3506 

General  history  of  music.  Rockstro,  W.  S. 

—2754 

General  history  of  the  county  of  Norfolk. 
2  v.  Chambers,  J.  2546 

General  physiology  of  muscles  and  nerves. 

Rosenthal,  I.  — 1688 

General  Society  of  Mechanics  and  Trades¬ 
men.  See  New  York,  City,  General  Society. 
General  Society  of  the  War  of  1812,  Consti¬ 
tution  and  register  of  the  membership,  to 
Dec.  1,  1895.  Phila.,  1895.  8°.  .2656 

General  view  of  England.  Vivant  de  Meza- 
gues,  ( — ).  ( With  Mitchell,  J.,  Present  state 

of  Gt.  Britain  and  N.  America. )  1646 

Generali  history  of  women.  Heywood,  T. 

—1368 

Generals. 

Cust,  Sir  E.  Lives  of  the  warriors  of  the 
Thirty  years’  war.  1865,  2  v.  3704 

- Lives  of  the  warriors  who  have  com¬ 
manded  fleets  and  armies  before  the  enemy. 
1869,  2  v.  3704 

-  Hamersly,  L.  R.  (Ed.)  Records  of  living 

officers  of  the  United  States  army.  1884.  1185 
-  Headley,  J.  T.  Washington  and  his  gen¬ 
erals.  [Illustr.]  1847-48,  2  v.  3782 

-  Thacher,  J.  Military  journal,  during  the 

American  Revolutionary  war,  1775-83  ...  To 
which  is  added,  an  appendix,  containing  bio¬ 
graphical  sketches  of  several  general  officers. 
1854.  1654 

See  also  ISioKraphy. — Military  biography.  Also 
Vepos,  C.  Vitae.— Plu tarf  1ms,  Vitae,  and  the  names 
of  generals. 

Generation. 

Adler,  H.  Alternating  generations :  a 
biological  study  of  oak  galls  and  gall  flies. 
Tr.  and  ed.  by  C.  R.  Straton.  With  illustra¬ 
tions.  1894.  — 2667 

Note. — With  a  bibliography. 

-  Sicard,  H.  Evolution  sexuelle  dans 

l’espece  humaine.  1892.  — 1678 

-  Starkweather,  G.  B.  Law  of  sex :  being 

an  exposition  of  the  natural  law  by  which  the 
sex  of  offspring  is  controlled  in  man  and  the 
lower  animals.  1883.  — 1676 

- - Aristoteles.  De  generatione  animalium.  [G'r.] 

190  pp.  (Opera,  ex  recens.  I.  Bekkeri,  v.  5,  p.  193.) 

See  also  Biology. — Fin  bryology. — Fecundity. — 
Fetus.  —  Physiology.  —  Spontaneous  genera¬ 
tion. 


Generative  organs.  Billroth,  C.  T.  Diseases 

of  the  male  [and]  female  generative  organs.  32  pp. 

( Clinical  surgery,  p.  288:  New  Sydenham  Soc.  v.  94.) — 
Iiiseliotl.  T.  L.  W.  von.  Ueber  die  aeusseren  weiblichen 
geschlechtstheile  der  menschen  und  der  affen.  10  pp. 
(Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  48:  Mathemat.- 
phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  13,  pt.  3,  1880,  p.  169.) — Ver- 
gleichende  anatomische  untersuchungen  ueber  die  aeu¬ 
sseren  weiblichen  geschlechts-  und  begattungsorgane 
des  menschen  und  der  affen,  insbesondere  der  anthro- 
poiden.  66  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr. 
v.  48 :  Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  13,  pt.  2,  1879, 
p.  207.)— Peyer.  A.  Asthma  and  diseases  of  the  gener¬ 
ative  organs.  32  pp.  ( Clinical  lectures,  3  s.  p.  269:  Neiv 
Sydenham  Soc.  v.  148.) 

See  also  Syphilis.— Testicles. — Uterus. 

Generous  usurer.  Mr.  Nevell  in  Thames-st., 
who  alloweth  his  maid  usually  a  black  pud¬ 
ding  to  dinner,  who  once  bought  a  pullett  for 
his  wife  when  shee  was  sicke  .  .  .  London, 
1641.  repr.  1873.  8°.  (Hindley,  C.,  Old  book 
collect,  miscel.  v.  3,  pt.  10.)  1244 

Generydes.  Koelbing,  E.  Zur  textkritik  der 

strophischen  dichtung  Generydes.  25  pp.  (Eng.  studien, 
v.  17,  1892,  p.  49.)— Zirwer,  O.  Zur  textkritik  der  Me. 
Generides-romanzen.  26  pp.  ( Eng.  studien,  v.  17,  1892, 
p.  23.) 

Genesee  valley.  Harris,  G.  H.  Aboriginal 
occupation  of  the  lower  Genesee  country. 
1884.  3563 

-  Papers  relating  to  M.de  Oeuonville's  expedition 

to  the  Genesee  country  and  Niagara.  1687.  51  pp. 

(O’Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum.  hist,  of  N.  Y.  v.  1,  p.  119.)  — 
Martin,  E.  S.  Fox-hunting  in  the  Genesee  valley. 
15  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  85,  1892,  p.  511.) 

See  also  New  York,  State. 

Geneseo,  N.  Y.  Mather,  F.  G.  Wadsworth 

house  at  G.  13  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  14,  1885,  p.  425.) 

Genesis,  Book  of.  See  Bible,  O.  T.,  Genesis. 
Genesis  of  art-form.  Raymond,  G.  L.  — 1757 

Genesis  of  Shakespeare’s  art.  Dunning, 
E.  J.  3313 

Genesis  of  the  Civil  war.  Crawford,  S.  W. 

2632 

Genesis  of  the  United  States.  2v.  Brown,  A. 

4624 

Genesius,  St.  Ex  miraculis  Sancti  Genesii. 

4  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  169.) 

Genet,  George  Clinton.  Beaumarchais’  plan 
to  aid  the  colonies.  10  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  2,  1878, 
p.  663.) 

Geneva,  Bp.  of.  See  Frangois,  de  Sales,  St. 

Geneva,  Switzerland. 

Bonivard,  F.  de.  Advis  et  devis  de  l’an- 
cienne  et  nouvelle  police  de  Geneve,  suivis 
des  Advis  et  devis  de  noblesse  et  de  ses  offices 
ou  degrez  .  .  .  1865.  ( Geneva .  Soc.  d’ hist,  et 

d’archdol.)  3633 

- Chroniques  de  Gen&ve,  pub.  par  G. 

Revilliod.  1867,  2  v.  (Geneva.  Soc.  d' hist,  et 

d’arcMol.)  3633 

-  Cramer,  A.  Notes  extraites  des  registres 

du  consistoire  de  l’6glise  de  Gen&ve,  1541- 

1814.  1853.  —4281 

-  Demole,  E.  Histoire  monetaire  de  Gen&ve 

de  1535  a  1792.  9  pi.  1887.  —1381 


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GENEVA,  Switzerland 


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-  Galiffe,  J.  A.,  and  Galiffe,  J.  B.  G. 

Notices  genealogiques  sur  les  families  g6ne- 
voises,  depuis  les  premiers  temps  jusqu’&  nos 
jours,  v.  5.  1884.  2785 

Note. — For  v.  1-4  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Montet,  A.  de.  Dictionnaire  biographique 

des  Genevois  et  des  Vaudois.  1877-78.  2  v. 

1103 

-  Nouveau  guide  de  1’ Stranger  a  GenSve  et 

dans  ses  environs,  n.  d.  .2467 

-  Tupper,  M.  F.  Paterfamilias’s  diary  of 

everybody’s  tour  :  Belgium  and  the  Rhine  . .  . 
Geneva  .  .  .  [Anon.]  1856.  1408 

- Ainicis,  E.  de.  Genfeve  italienne.  31pp.  ( Biblioth . 

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Contents.  Bonivard,  F.  de.  Chroniques  de  Ge- 

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Geneva,  Tribunal  of  arbitration  at. 

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Note. — Also  in  U.  S.  42  Cong.  2  sess.  House  and  Senate 
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-  Counter  case  of  Gt.  Britain  as  laid  be¬ 
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Genocclii,  Angelo.  1817 — .  Sur  les  nombres 

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Genoliiii,  Angelo. 

Maioliche  italiane,  marche  e  monogrammi. 
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Genouille,  Jules  Charlemagne.  ( Tr. )  1805 — . 

•Elegies  de  Properce.  See  Propertius,  S.  A. 
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Genre  epistolaire  chez  les  Egyptiens  de 
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Genre  painting.  See  Painting. 

Gensisclien,  Otto  Franz.  1847 — .  Lydia.  Ein- 

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Gent,  Thomas.  1693-1778. 

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1733.  8°.  2527 

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Gentbrugge,  Belgium.  Potter,  F.  de,  and 

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Gentlie,  Hermann  Franz.  1838 — .  Jahresbe- 

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(Jahresb.  ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  22,  1882, 
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Gentian-worts.  Progel,  A.  Gentianaceae. 

26  pp.  12  pi.  (Martius,  M.  F.  P.  von,  and  others,  Flora 
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Gentil-Bernard,  Pierre  Joseph.  See  Ber¬ 
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Gentile,  da  Ravenna.  72  pp.  Borgognoni,  A. 

(Scelta  di  curiositd  letterarie,  no.  163,  p.  217.) 

Gentile,  Luigi.  Ultimo  settennio  di  vita  di 

Massimo  d’Azeglio.  10  pp.  1  pi.  (Carpi,  L.,  Risorgimento 
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Gentile  Riccio,  Pier  Geronimo.  1563-1640. 
Novella.  Bologna,  1862.  12°.  2315 

Gentilesclii,  Artemisia.  Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C. 

Artemisia  Gentileschi.  10  pp.  (In  her  Eng.  female  art¬ 
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Gentili,  Alberico.  Vecchio,  A.  del.  Di  alcune 

recent’,  opere  italiane,  intorno  a  Q.  16  pp.  (Archiv.  stor. 
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Gentilis,  Giovanni  Valentino.  Calvin,  J.  Val- 

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jurii,  de  quibus  cognovit  Senatus  Genevensis,  brevis 
explicatio  ex  actis  publicis  descripta.  17  pp.  (Opera 
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Gentle  ghost.  8  pp.  Wilkins,  M.  E.  {Har¬ 
per’s  Mag.  v.  79,  1889,  p.  366.) 

Gentleman,  Robert  {Ed.)  1746-95. 

Exposition  of  the  Old  Testament.  See 
Orton,  Rev.  J. 

Gentleman,  Tobias.  17  cent. 

England’s  way  to  win  wealth,  and  to  em¬ 
ploy  ships  and  mariners  .  .  .  London,  1614. 
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Gentleman. 

Brathwait,  R.  English  gentleman  :  con¬ 
taining  sundry  excellent  rules,  or  exquisite 
observations,  tending  to  direction  of  every 
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See  also  Courtesy.— Etiquette. 

Gentleman  of  the  ohlen  time.  1509-71.  2  v. 

Coignet,  C.  G.  4787 

Gentleman’s  diversion,  The.  .  44  pp.  ( With 

Cotton,  C.,  Compleat  gamester. ) 

Gentleman’s  Magazine,  v.  257-269.  London, 
1885-90.  13  V.  8°.  4931 

Note.— For  v.  1-256  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Farrar,  R.  H.,  and  others.  Index  to  the 

biographical  and  obituary  notices  in  the  Gen¬ 
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-  Gomme,  G.  L.  {Ed.)  Gentleman’s  Maga¬ 
zine  Library :  being  a  classified  collection  of 
the  chief  contents  of  the  Gentleman’s  Maga¬ 
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- Havertield,  F.  J.  Extracts  from  the  “  Gentleman’s 

Magazine”  relating  to  Oxford,  1731-1800.  32  pp.  (Bur¬ 
rows,  M.,  Collectanea,  2  s.  p.  417 :  Oxford  Hist.  Soc.  Pub. 
v.  16.) 

Gentleman’s  Magazine  Library.  18  v. 
Gomme,  G.  L.  {Ed.)  — 4146 

Gentry,  Thomas  G. 

Family  names,  from  the  Irish,  Anglo- 
Saxon,  Anglo-Norman,  and  Scotch,  consid¬ 
ered  in  relation  to  their  etymology,  with  brief 
remarks  on  the  history  and  languages  of  the 
people  to  whom  we  are  indebted  for  their 
origin.  Phila.,  1892.  8°.  — 2122 


GENTZ,  Friedrich  von 


1671  GEOGRAPHICAL  DISTRIBUTION,  etc. 


Gentz,  Friedrich  von.  1764-1832. 

State  of  Europe  before  and  after  the  French 
Revolution  ;  being  an  answer  to  the  work  en¬ 
titled  De  l’Stat  de  la  France  S.  la  fin  de  l’an 
VIII.  Tr.  from  the  German  by  John  C.  Her- 
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-  Fournier,  A.  Gentz  und  der  friede  von  Schoen- 

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Genuine  and  succinct  narrative  of  .  .  .  libel 

entitled  An  essay  on  woman.  16  pp.  Kidgell,J.  (Keate, 
G.,  Netley  Abbey.) 

Genuine  and  true  journal  of  the  most  mirac¬ 
ulous  escape  of  the  young  Chevalier.  Gold- 
smid,  E.  M.  (Ed.),  Biblioth.  curiosa.  2127 

Genulplie,  St.  Ex  miraculis  S.  Genulfi.  10  pp. 

(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  2,  p.  1204.) 

Genung,  John  Franklin.  Chamberlain,  D.  H. 

Genung’s  Job;  or,  “the  epic  of  the  inner  life.”  15  pp. 
{New  Englander,  v.  55,  1891,  p.  319.) 

Geodesy. 

Gore,  J.  FI.  Bibliography  of  geodesy. 
1887.  (U.  S.  Coast  and  Geod.  Surv.  Report, 

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mechanischen  loesung  der  nacli  Pothenot,  Hansen, 
u.  a.,  benannten  geodaetischen  aufgaben.  20  pp.  (Mu¬ 
nich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  40 :  Mathemat.-phys. 
classe,  Abhandl.  v.  11,  pt.  1,  1871,  p.  81.) — Geodaetische 
bestimmung  der  erdkruemmung  und  lothablenkung. 
40  pp.  10  pi.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  40: 
Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  11,  pt.  2,  1872,  p.  1.) — 
Brill,  A.  Zur  theorie  der  geodaetischen  linie  und  des 
geodaetischen  dreiecks.  32  pp.  ( Munich,  Akad.  wissens. 
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bestimmung  der  gestalt  einer  krummen  oberflaeche 
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f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  64,  1865,  p.  193.) 

See  also  Earth. — Mathematics.— Surveying.— 
Trigonometry. 

Geoffrey,  of  Llandaff.  12  cent. 

Liber  Landavensis,  Llyfr  Teilo  ;  or,  the  an¬ 
cient  register  of  the  cathedral  church  of  Llan¬ 
daff  ;  from  MSS.  in  the  libraries  of  Hengwrt, 
and  of  Jesus  College,  Oxford :  with  an  Eng¬ 
lish  translation  .and  explanatory  notes  by 
W.  J.  Rees.  Llandovery,  1840.  r.  8°.  (Soc. 
Pub.  ant.  Welsh  MSS.)  .2574 

Geoffrey,  of  Monmouth.  Circa  1100-54. 

Historia  regum  Britanniae,  mit  literar- 
historischer  einleitung  und  ausfuehrlichen 
anmerkungen,  und  Brut  Tysylio,  altwaelsche 
chronik  in  deutscher  uebersetzung.  Herausg. 
von  San-Marte.  Halle,  1854.  8°.  1586 

-  Muenchener  Brut.  In  franzoesischen  ver- 

sen  des  XII  jahrhunderts,  aus  der  einzigen 
Muenchener  handschrift  zum  ersten  mal 
herausg.  von  K.  Hofmann  undK.  Vollmoeller. 
Halle,  1877.  8°.  2384 

-  Sagen  von  Merlin.  Mit  alt-waelschen, 

bretagnischen,  schottischen,  italienischen, 
und  lateinischen  gedichten,  und  Prophezei- 
hungen  Merlins,  der  Prophetia  Merlini,  und 


der  Vita  Merlini,  lateiniscliem  gedichte  aus 
dem  dreizehnten  jahrhundert,  herausg.  und 
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1214 

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riques  bretonnes.  L’ Historia  Britonum,  at¬ 
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p.  241.) — Zarncke,  F.  Ueber  das  verhaeltniss  des  Brut 
y  Tysylio  zu  Gottfried’s  Historia  regum  Britanniae. 
{Jahrb.  f.  roman,  u.  eng.  lit.  v.  5,  1864,  p.  248.) 

Geoffrey,  of  Swinbroke.  See  Baker,  G.  (in  sup¬ 
plement). 

Geoffroi,  Abbot  of  Mairmoutier.  13  cent.  Epis- 

tola.  1  p.  (Martene,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script, 
ampliss.  coll.  v.  7,  p.  126.) 

Geoffroi,  Abbot  of  Vendome,  and  Cardinal. 

Compain,  L.  Etude  sur  Geoffroi  de  Ven- 
d6me.  1891.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes 
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-  Petigny,  J.  de.  Robert  d’Arbrissel  et  Geoffroi  de 

Venddme.  30  pp.  {Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Charles,  v.  15,  1853, 

p.  1.) 

Geoffroi  I  (Grise  Gonelle),  Count  of  Anjou. 

Lot,  F.  Geoffroi  Grisegonelle  dans  I’gpopfie.  17  pp. 
{Romania,  v.  19,  1890,  p.  377.) 

Geoffroi  II  (Count  of  Anjou).  1006-60.  Charta 

de  donatione  Montis  Hildulfi.  2  pp.  ( Baluze,  E.,  Miscell. 
v.  3,  p.  41.) 

Geoffroi,  de  Beaulieu.  — 1274.  Vita  Ludovici 

IX.  27  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  20,  p.  1.) 

Geoffroi,  de  Collon ,  Monk  of  St.  Pierre-le-Vif. 

13  cent.  Excerpta  e  chronico.  11pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec. 
hist.  Gaules,  v.  22,  p.  1.) 

Geoffroi.  See  also  Geffroi. 

Geoffroy,  Julien  Louis.  Merlet,  G.  Geoffroy, 

Hoffman,  Dussault,  Feletz.  30  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1883,  3  pgr.  v.  59,  p.  593.) 

Geoffroy  a  la  grant  dent.  24  pp.  (Delvau, 

A.,  Coll,  des  romans  de  cheialerie,  v.  3,  p.  289.) 

Geoffroy  Saint-Hilaire,  Etienne,  and  others. 
Sciences  naturelles.  Rapports  sur  les  tra- 
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8°.  (Dumont  D’Urville,  J.  S.  C.,  Voyage  de 
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Geographical  and  geological  distribution  of 
animals.  Heilprin,  A.  — 1678 

Geographical  and  geological  surveys. 

Whitney,  J.  D.  — 1645 

Geographical  Club  of  Philadelphia.  Bulle¬ 
tin,  v.  1,  no.  1.  [Phila.,  1893.]  8°.  2403 

Contents.  Batch,  E.  S.  Mountain  exploration. 

Geographical  discovery  in  the  interior  of 
North  America.  Winsor,  J.,  Cartier  to  Fron- 
'  tenac.  4624 

Geographical  distribution  of  animals 
and  plants. 

Drude,  O.  Atlas  der  pflanzenverbreitung 
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Phys.  atlas,  abteil.  5.)  1401 

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animals  in  their  migration  from  Asia  to 
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-  Heilprin,  A.  Geographical  and  geologi¬ 
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-  Marshall,  W.  Atlas  der  tierverbreitung 

...  9  kolorierte  karten.  1887.  (Berghaus, 
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T.  Dispersion  of  British  plants.  28  pp.  ( Lancashire 
and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans.  3  s.  v.  2,  1874,  p.  47.) — 
Geographical  statistics  of  the  extra-British  European 
flora.  20  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc. 
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p.  519.)— llerhst,  G.  Klirna,  pflanzen- und  thierleben 
in  ihren  gegenseitigen  beziehungen.  15  pp.  (Unsere 
Zeit,  1879,  v.  1,  p.  59.)— Migration  of  plants.  34  pp. 
(Edin.  Rev.  v.  169,  1889,  p.  448.)— Kolleston,  G.  Note 
on  the  geographical  distribution  of  Umax  agrestis,  anon 
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See  also  Animals.— Botany.— Natural  history. 
—Zoology. 

Geographical  distribution  of  disease  in 
Gt.  Britain.  Haviland,  A.  — 3702 

Geographical  Journal;  including  the  Pro¬ 
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London,  1893-97.  10  v.  8°.  4443 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  Royal  Geographical  Society 
(in  preceding  catalogue). 

Geographical  papyrus.  Petrie,  W.  M.  F. 
See  Griffith,  F.  L.,  and  Petrie,  W.  M.  F.,  Two 
hieroglyphic  papyri  from  Tunis. 
Geographical  Society  of  London.  See 
Royal  Geographical  Society. 

Geographical  terms,  considered  as  tending 

to  enrich  the  English  language.  22  pp.  Hume,  A. 
(Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  IX,  1859, 
p.  133.) 

Geograpliisches  jahrbucli,  1866-96.  Gotha, 
1866-97.  19  v.  12°.  and  8°.  1448 

Geography. 

Bordoni,  B.  Libro,  nel  qual  si  ragiona  de 
tutte  l’isole  del  mondo.  1528.  L.20 

-  Chisholm,  G.  G.  Handbook  of  commer¬ 
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-  Cluver,  P.  Introductio  in  universam  geo- 

graphiam.  1697.  4445 

-  Iriarte,  or  Yriarte,  T.  de.  Lecciones  in- 

structivas  sobre  la  historia  y  la  geografia. 
1823,  2  v.  in  1.  2425 

-  Lucas,  C.  P.  Historical  geography  of  the 

British  colonies.  1888-94,  3  v.  1418 

-  Meissas,  A.,  and  Michelot,  A.  Nouvelle 

geographie  nffithodique.  1842.  .2417 


-  Middleton,  C.  T.  New  and  complete  sys¬ 
tem  of  geography.  [Illustr.]  [1777-78],  2  v. 

.2411 

-  Montenegro  Colon,  F.  Geografia  gene¬ 
ral  para  el  uso  de  la  juventud  de  Venezuela. 
1833-37,  4  v.  '  1448 

-  Muenster,  S.  Cosmographey :  das  ist 

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-  Pinkerton,  J.  Modern  geography.  1804, 

2  v.  .2416 

-  Reclus,  J.  J.  E.  Nouvelle  geographie 

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-  Woodward,  R.  S.  Smithsonian  geograph¬ 
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coll.  v.  35,  no.  854. )  - — 3444 

-  Bouncy.  T.  G.  Did  geographical  changes  cause  the 

glacial  epoch?  13  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  60,  1891,  p.  716.) 
— Bryce,  J.  Relations  of  history  and  geography.  18  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  49,  1886,  p.  426.)— Chapter  on  French 
geography.  6  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  50,  1884, 
p.  47.)— Oilman,  D.  C.  On  the  study  of  geography. 
6  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  67,  1891,  p.  815.)— Keltic, 
J.  S.  Applied  geography.  14  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  54, 
1888,  p.  418.)— Kropotkin,  V.  A.,  Prince.  What  geog¬ 
raphy  ought  to  be.  17  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885, 
p.  940.) — Markliam,  C.  R.  Present  standpoint  of  geog¬ 
raphy.  24  pp.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Board  of  Regents,  Ann. 
report,  1893  :  U.  S.  53  Cong.  2  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  29, 
p.  395.) 

See  also  Atlases.— Cosmography.- Currents.— 
Iliscoveries  (in  geography).— Earth. — Fill  oology. 
—  Olobes.  —  History.  —  Islands.  —  Latitude.  — 
Light-houses. — Maps.— Physical  geography. — 
Topography.— Voyages  and  Travels,  and  the 
names  of  countries,  cities,  mountains,  rivers,  lakes,  etc. 

Geography,  Ancient. 

Anville,  J.  B.  B.  d\  Geographie  anci- 
enne,  abregee.  n.  d.,  3  v.  .2417 

- Compendium  of  ancient  geography. 

1814,  2  v.  .2416 

-  Barentin  de  Montchal,  L.,  Vicomte  de. 

G£ographie  ancienne  et  historique.  1823,  2  v. 

.2416 

-  Bertius,  P.  {Ed.)  Theatrum  geographiae 

veteris.  1619,  2  v.  in  1.  P.R 

-  Kluge,  K.  T.  De  itinerario  Alexandri 

Magni.  1861.  3244 

-  Ptolemaeus,  C.  Geographiae  libri  VIII. 

Graece  etLatine.  [1619.]  (Bertius,  P.,  Tlxeat. 
geog.  vet.  v.  1.)  P.R 

- Geographie ;  reproduction  photolitho- 

graphique  du  MS.  grec  du  Monastere  de  Va- 
topidi  au  Mont  Athos,  ex£cutee  d’apres  les 
cliches  obtenus  sous  la  direction  de  Pierre  de 
Sewastianoff.  1867.  17B8 

-  Solinus,  C.  J.  Collectanea  rerum  memo- 

rabilium.  Recognovit  Th.  Mommsen.  1864. 

3243 

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§ais.  1805-19,  5  v.  .2411 

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itineraria,  sive  Antonini  Augusti  Itinerarium, 
cum  integris  J.  Simleri  .  .  .  notis.  Itinera¬ 
rium  Hierosolymitanum,  et  Hieroclis  Gram- 
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GEOGRAPHY,  Ancient 


1673 


GEOGRAPHY,  History 


- Fabricius,  B.  Alte  geographic :  ueber  den  Periplus 

des  Skylax.  12  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alter thumsw.  v.  8,  1841, 
p.  1105.)  —  Hofmann,  C.  Metrologisches  und  geo- 
graphisches  aus  dem  Wessobrunner  codex.  7  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  2,  1857,  p.  88.)— Mercator  (Kauffmann),  G. 
In  tabulas  Ptolemaicas  a  se  delineatas  annotatioues. 
28  pp.  (  With  Ptolemaeus,  C.,  Geog.  libri  VIII :  Bertius, 
P.,  Theat.  geog.  vet.  v.  1.)— Tabular um  Ptolemaicarum 
delineatio.  28  maps.  (  With  Ptolemaeus,  C.,  Geog.  libri 
VIII :  Bertius,  P.,  Theat.  geog.  vet.  v.  1.) — Miller,  O.  D. 
Symbolical  geography  of  the  ancients.  13  pp.  (Am. 
Antiq.  v.  3,  1881,  p.  307.)— Ortel,  A.  van.  Geographiae 
veteris  tabulae  aliquot.  14  maps.  (Bertius,  P.,  Theat. 
geog.  vet.  v.  2.)— Riese,  A.  Geographica.  9  pp.  (Rhei- 
nisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1881,  p.  206.) 

See  also  Classical  geography . — Greek  geogra¬ 
phers.— Rome,  Geography . 

Geography,  Bi  b liography. 

Cardon,  F.  Pubblicazioni  geografiche 
stampate  in  Italia,  1800-90.  Saggio  di  cata- 
logo.  1892.  (Florence,  Soc.  geog.  itcil.)  W.  54 

-  Correnti,  C.  (Ed.)  Studi  bibliograflci  e 

biograflci  sulla  storia  della  geografia  in  Italia. 

1875.  W.  53 
-  Tobler,  T.  Bibliographia  geographica 

Palaestinae.  1867.  W.  75 

-  Detlefsen,  D.  Jahresbericlit  ueber  die  geographic 

der  noerdlichen  provinzen  des  roemischen  Reichs. 
195  pp.  ( Jahresb .  ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  2, 

1876,  p.  796  ;  v.  4,  1877,  p.  220 ;  v.  7,  1878,  p.  306 ;  v.  11,  1879, 

p.288;  v.  23,  1882,  p.  88;  v.  28,  1883,  p.  380.)— Frick,  K. 
Jahresbericht  ueber  die  geschichte  der  alten  geographic 
und  die  litteratur  zu  den  alten  geographen  fuer  1879  und 
1880.  43  pp.  (Jahresb.  ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth. 

v.  23,  1882,  p.  536.)— Oilman,  D.  C.  Geographical  no¬ 
tices.  263  pp.  ( Am.'J.Sci .  2  s.  v.  25,  1858,  p.  305;  v.  26, 
1858,  pp.  86,  217,  370 ;  v.  27,  1859,  pp.  53,  227,  368 ;  v.  28,  1859, 
pp.  89,  411 ;  v.  29,  1860,  pp.  82,  221,  400 ;  v.  30,  1860,  pp.  217, 
391 ;  v.  31,  1861,  p.  51 ;  v.  33,  1862,  p.  259  ;  v.  35,  1863,  p.  223  ; 
v.  37,  1861,  p.  75;  v.  47,  1869,  pp.  98,  377.)— Holm,  A. 
Jahresbericht  ueber  die  geographic  und  geschichte  von 
Unteritalien  und  Sicilien.  186  pp.  (Jahresb.  ueber 
fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  4,  1877,  p.  75 ;  v.  11,  1879, 
p.  246;  v.  19,  1881,  p.  311 ;  v.  28,  1883,  p.  108.) — Sonnon- 
scliein,  W.  S.  Geography,  ethnography,  and  travel. 
113  pp.  (In  his  Best  books,  p.  169;  Reader’s  guide  to 
contemp.  lit.  p.  236.) — Wagner,  E.  Uebersicht  ueber 
die  ini  jahre  1890  auf  dem  gebiete  der  geographie 
erschienenen  buecher,  aufsaetze,  und  karten.  268  pp. 
(Gesells.  f.  Erdkunde  zu  Berlin,  Zeits.  v.  25,  1890,  p.  407.) 

Geography,  Dictionaries. 

Aynes,  F.  D.  Nouveau  dictionnaire  uni- 
verselle  de  la  geographie  moderne.  1816,  2  v. 

.2416 

-  Bouillet,  M.  N.  Dictionnaire  universel 

d’histoire  et  de  geographie.  1893.  R.75 

-  Collier,  J.  Great  historical,  geograph¬ 
ical,  genealogical,  and  poetical  dictionary. 
1701-21,  4  v.  4721 

-  Cotton,  II.  Topographical  gazetteer. 

1866.  1194 

-  Darby,  W.  Universal  gazetteer :  or,  a 

new  geographical  dictionary.  1827.  2121 

-  Hoogstraten,  D.  van,  and  Schuer,  J.  L. 

Groot  algemeen  historisch,  geographisch, 
genealogisch  en  oordeelkundig  woordenboek, 
behelzende  het  voornaamste,  dat  vervat  is  in 
de  woordenboeken  van  Moreri,  Bayle,  Bud- 
deus,  enz.  1733,  7  v.  4181 


— —  Lippincott’s  Gazetteer  of  the  world.  A 
complete  pronouncing  gazetteer  or  geograph¬ 
ical  dictionary  of  the  world.  1893  ;  1895.  R.75 

— — -  Maunder,  S.  New  universal  gazetteer. 
1830.  ( Treasury  of  knowledge ,  pt.  2. )  — 2156 

-  Smith,  B.  E.  (Ed.)  Century  cyclopedia 

of  names.  A  pronouncing  and  etymological 
dictionary  of  names  in  geography  .  .  .  [1894.] 

1112 

- -  United  States.  Geographic  names,  Board 

of.  First  report,  1890-91.  1892.  — 2152 

- Vivien  de  Saint-Martin,  L.,  and  Rousse- 

let,  L.  Nouveau  dictionnaire  de  geographie 
universelle.  1879-95,  7  v.,  and  supplement, 
1895-97.  8  fasc.  R-71 

-  C«an,T.M.  Pronouncing  gazetteer.  96  pp.  (Webster, 

N.,  Internat.  diet,  of  the  Eng.  lang.  p.  1721.) 

Geography,  History. 

Correnti,  C.  (Ed.)  Studi  bibliograflci  e 
biograflci  sulla  storia  della  geografia  in  Italia. 
1875.  W.  53 

-  Hamy,  E.  T.  Notice  sur  une  mappemonde 

portugaise  anonyme  de  1502.  1887.  1434 

-  Santarem,  M.  F.  de  B.  e  S.  de  M.  L.  e  C., 

Vizconde  de.  Essai  sur  l’histoire  de  la  cosmo- 
graphie  et  de  la  cartographie  pendant  le 
moyen-age,  et  sur  les  progrds  de  la  geogra¬ 
phie  apr&s  les  grandes  decouvertes  du  XV 
sidcle.  1849-52,  3  v.  .2416 

-  Schefer,  C.  H.  A.,  and  Cordier,  H.  (Eds.) 

Recueil  de  voyages  et  de  documents  pour 
servir  a  Phistoire  de  la  geographie  depuis  le 
XIII  jusqu’a  la  fin  du  XVI  siecle.  1882-96, 
13  v.  2491 

-  Tytler,  A.  F..  Lord  Woodhouselee.  Ele¬ 
ments  of  general  history  ...  To  which  are 
added,  a  table  of  chronology,  and  a  compar¬ 
ative  view  of  ancient  and  modern  geography 
.  .  .  With  considerable  additions  by  E.  Nares. 
1825,  2  v.  2412 

-  Whitney,  J.  D.  Geographical  and  geo¬ 
logical  surveys.  1875.  — 1645 

-  Boccardo.  G.  Degli  studi  geografici  e  del  loro  stato 

presente  in  Italia.  28  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  2  s.  v.  5, 
1857,  p.  60.) — Boyle.  F.  On  some  oriental  geographers. 
18  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s. 
v.  9,  1869.  p.  181.)— Frick,  K.  Jahresbericht  ueber  die 
geschichte  der  alten  geographie.  43  pp.  (Jahresb.  ueber 
fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  23, 1882,  p.  536.) — Hinsdale, 
B.  A.  First  circumnavigation  of  the  earth.  6  pp.  (Ohio 
Archaeol.  and  Hist.  Quart,  v.  1,  1888,  p.  164.)— Osann, 
F.  G.  Ueber  zwei  geographische  schriftsteller  der  ael- 
teren  zeit.  6  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  8,  1841,  p.  635.) 
— 1 Thomas.  G.  Der  Periplus  des  Pontus  Euxinus.  Nach 
Muenchener  handschriften  (miteinerkarte).  Ingleichen 
der  Paraplus  von  Syrien  und  Palestina  und  der  Paraplus 
von  Armenien  (des  mittelalters).  99  pp.  (Munich, 
Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  39:  Philos. -philol.  classe,  Ab- 
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Martin,  L.  Du  mouvement  des  sciences;  Historiques 
et  ggographiques.  38  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1855,  v.  1,  p.  433; 
v.  2,  p.  690.) 


GEOGRAPHY,  Periodicals 


1674 


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Geography,  Periodicals. 

Edinburgh  Journal  of  natural  and  geo¬ 
graphical  science.  Edin.,  1830-31.  3  v.  — 1466 

-  Geographical  Journal  ;  including  the 

Proceedings  of  the  Royal  Geographical  Soci¬ 
ety.  Lond.,  1893-97.  10  v.  4443 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  Royal  Geographical  Society 
(in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  Geographisches  jahrbuch,  1866-96.  Go¬ 
tha,  1866-97.  19  v.  1448 

-  Gesellschaft  fuer  Erdkunde  zu  Berlin. 

Verhandlungen.  Berl.,  1875-97.  24  v.  8°.  4416 

- Zeitschrift.  Berl.,  1868-97.  30  v.  4415 

-  Petermann’s  mitteilungen  aus  Justus 

Perthes’  geographischer  anstalt.  v.  31-43. 

Gotha,  1885-97.  13  v.  4412 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Royal  Geographical  Society.  Proceed¬ 
ings.  n.  s.  v.  6-14.  Lond.,  1884-92.  9  v.  4433 
Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue,  and  for 
continuation  see  Geographical  Journal. 

-  Societe  de  Geographie.  Bulletin.  Paris, 

1822-97.  131  v.  in  87.  4426 

- Comte  rendu  des  seances,  1882-97.  Paris, 

1883-97.  16  v.  8°.  4423 

Geography,  Physical.  See  Physical  geography. 

Geog  raphy  of  animals  and  plants.  See  Ge¬ 
ographical  distribution  of  animals  and  plants. 

Geological  features  of  the  Transvaal,  South 
Africa.  Alford,  C.  J.  — 1647 

Geological  guide  hook  of  the  Rocky  moun¬ 
tain  excursion.  235  pp.  13  pi.  Emmons,  S.  F.  (Ed.) 
(Congris  geol.  internat.  1891,  p.  253.) 

Geological  history  of  Manhattan  or  New 
York  island.  Cozzens,  I.  — 1645 

Geological  history  of  plants.  Dawson,  Sir 
J.  W.  —1648 

Geological  map  of  England  and  Wales. 

Greenough,  J.  B.  — 1652 

Geological  reconnaissance  in  southwestern 
Kansas.  Hay,  R.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.S.Geol. 
surv.  Bull.  no.  57.)  — 3553 

Geological  record,  1874-84.  An  account  of 
works  on  geology,  mineralogy,  and  palae¬ 
ontology  pub.  during  the  year.  Ed.  by  Wm. 
Whitaker  [and  others].  London,  1875-89. 
8  v.  8°.  —1647 

Geological  Society  of  America.  Bulletin. 
Rochester,  1890-97.  8  v.  8°.  —1655 

Geological  Society  of  London.  Quarterly 
journal.  London,  1885-97.  13  v.  8°.  —4634 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Murchison,  Sir  R.  I.  Address  delivered 

at  the  anniversary  meeting  of  the  Geological 
Society  of  London,  18  Feb.,  1842.  1842.  — 1654 

-  Everett,  E.  Geological  Society  of  London.  5  pp. 

(Orations  and  speeches,  v.  2,  p.  454.) 

Geological  survey,  England  and  Wales.  Me¬ 
moirs.  London,  1875.  8°.  — 1653 

Contents.  Topley,  W.  Geology  of  the  Weald. 


Geological  Survey  of  Great  Britain,  Me¬ 
moirs  of,  and  of  the  Museum  of  practical 
geology.  London,  1862.  8°.  — 1654 

Contents.  De  La  Harpe,  P.,  and  Salter,  J.  W.  Notes 
on  the  eocene  flora  of  Alum  bay. —Bristow,  H.  W. 
Geology  of  the  Isle  of  Wight. 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Geological  survey  of  India.  Memoirs,  v.  19- 
22.  Calcutta,  1883-84.  4  v.  r.  8°.  — 4623 

Note.— For  v.  1-18  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Contents.  Hobday,  J.  R.,  and  Mallet,  F.  R.  Volcanoes 
of  Barren  island  and  Narcondam,  in  the  Bay  of  Ben¬ 
gal,  v.  21.— Oldham,  T.  Cachar  earthquake  of  10 
January,  1869;  Thermal  springs  of  India;  Catalogue  of 
Indian  earthquakes  from  the  earliest  time  to  the 
end  of  A.  D.  1869,  v.  19.— Lydekker,  R.  Geology  of  the 
It&shmtr  and  Chamba  territories,  and  the  Brit¬ 
ish  district  of  Kh;ig3,n,  v.  22. — Fedden,  F.  Geology  of 
the  Katliifiwar  peninsula  in  Guzerat,  v.  21.— Foote, 
R.  B.  On  the  geology  of  the  Madura  and  Tennevel- 
ly  districts,  v.  20.— Oldham,  R.  D.  Report  on  the  ge¬ 
ology  of  parts  of  Manipur  and  the  Nag  a  Hills, 
v.  19.— Bose,  P.  N.  Geology  of  the  lower  Narbadd 
valley  between  Nim&war  and  K&want,  v.  21. — Hughes, 

.  W.  H.  Southern  coal-fields  of  the  Rewah  Gbndwdna 
basin,  v.  21.— Blandford,  W.  T.  Geological  notes  on 
the  hills  in  the  neighbourhood  of  the  Sind  and  Pun¬ 
jab  frontier  between  Quetta  and  Dera  Ghazi  Khan, 
v.  20. 

-  Memoirs.  Palaeontologica  Indica.  s.  1, 

v.  1,  pts.  1-4 ;  s.  2,  v.  1,  pts.  1-4 ;  s.  4,  v.  1, 
pts.  1-3  ;  s.  5,  v.  2,  pts.  1-4  ;  s.  6,  v.  3,  nos.  1-13  ; 
s.  8,  v.  4,  pts.  1,  2,  4,  5  ;  s.  9,  v.  1,  pts.  1-4  ; 
s.  10,  v.  1,  pts.  1-5,  v.  2,  pts.  1-6,  v.  3,  pts.  1-8  ; 
s.  11,  v.  2,  pts.  1,  2 ;  s.  12,  v.  3,  pts.  1-3,  v.  4, 
pts.  1,  2  ;  s.  13,  pts.  1-3 ;  s.  14,  v.  1,  pt.  1.  Cal¬ 
cutta,  1862-86.  66  nos.  4°.  —4622 

Contents.  Stoliczka,  F.  Corals  of  Antliozoa,  with 
notes  on  the  sponges,  foraminifera,  arthrozoa,  and 
spondylozoa,  s.  8,  v.  4,  pts.  4,  5.— Feistmantel,  O.  Fossil 
flora  of  some  of  the  coalfields  in  western  Bengal,  s.  12, 
v.  4,  pt.  2.— Stoliczka,  F.  The  Braehiopoda,  s.  8,  v.  4, 
pt.  1.— Waagen,  W.  The  Cephalopoda,  s.  9,  v.  1, 
pts.  1-4. — Miall,  L.  C.  On  the  genus  Ceratodus,  with 
special  reference  to  the  fossil  teeth  found  at  Maledi, 
central  India,  s.  4,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Stoliczka,  F.  The  Ciliop- 
oda,  s.  8,  v.  4,  pt.  2.— Cretaceous  fauna  of  southern 
India,  s.  1,  v.  1,  pts.  1-4;  s.  5,  v.  2,  pts.  1-4;  s.  6,  v.  3, 
nos.  1-13;  s.  8,  v.  4,  pts.  1,  2,  4,  5.— Feistmantel,  O.  Flora 
of  the  Oamuda  and  Panchet  divisions,  s.  12,  v.  3, 
pts.  2,  3.— Egertofi,  Sir  P.  de  M.  G.  On  some  remains  ot 
ganoid  fishes  from  the  Deccan,  s.  4,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Bland¬ 
ford,  H.  F.,  and  Stoliczka,  F.  Fossil  cephalopoda 
of  the  cretaceous  rocks  of  southern  India,  s.  1,  v.  1, 
pts.  1-4.— Lydekker,  R.  Fossil  reptilia  and  batrachia, 
s.  4,  v.  1,  pt.  3.— Stoliczka,  F.  Gastropoda  of  the  cre¬ 
taceous  rocks  of  southern  India,  s.  5,  v.  2,  pts.  1-4.— Feist¬ 
mantel,  O.  Jurassic  (liassic)  flora  of  the  R&jmah&l  group 
from  Golapili  (near  Ellore),  south  Godavari  district, 
s.  2,  v.  1,  pt.3. — Fossil  flora  of  the  Gbndtvdna  system, 
s.  2,  v.  1,  pts.  1-4;  s.  11,  v.  2,  pts.  1,  2;  s.  12,  v.  3,  pts.  1-3, 
v.  4,  pts.  1,  2. — Indian  pretertiary  vertebrata,  s.  4, 
v.  1,  pts.  1-3. — Indian  tertiary  and  post-tertiary 
vertebrata,  s.  10,  v.  1,  pts.  1-5,  v.  2,  pts.  1-6,  v.  3,  pts.  1-8. 
—Feistmantel,  O.  Flora  of  the  Jabalpur  group 
(Upper  Gondwanas)  in  the  Son-Narbada  region,  s.  11, 
v.  2,  pt.  2;  Jurassic  (oolitic)  flora  of  liach,  s.  11,  v.  2, 
pt.  1. — Blandford,  W.  T.  On  the  stratigraphy  and  homo¬ 
taxis  of  the  Kuta-Maledi  deposits,  s.  4,  v.  1,  pt.  2. — 
Jurassic  fauna  of  Hutch,  s.  9,  v.  1,  pts.  1-4.— Feist¬ 
mantel,  O.  Outliers  on  the  Madras  coast,  s.  2,  v.  1, 
pt.  4.— Lydekker,  R.  Molar  teeth  and  other  remains  of 
mammalia,  s.  10,  v.  1,  pt.  2;  Synopsis  of  mammalia, 
s.  10,  v.  3,  pt.  3— Huxley,  T.  H.  On  vertebrate  fossils 
from  the  Panchet  rocks  near  Ranigunj,  Bengal,  s.  4, 


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GEOLOGY 


v.  1,  pt.  1.— Stoliczka,  F.  The  Peleeypoda,  s.  6,  v.  3, 
nos.  1-13.— Lydekker,  R.  Mastodon  teeth  from  Terlin 
Island,  s.  10,  v.  3,  pt.  5.— Feistmantel,  O.  Jurassic  (lias- 
sic)  flora  of  the  R&jmah&l  group,  in  the  KftjisiahfW 
II  ills,  s.  2,  v.  1,  pt.  2. — Oldham,  T.,  and  Morris,  J.  Fossil 
flora  of  the  RSjmahll  series,  RAjmahM  Hills,  Bengal, 
s.  2,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Feistmantel,  O.  Fossil  flora  of  the  south 
Ilewnli  (>6iuln:hia  basin,  s.  12,  v.  4,  pt.  1.— Foote, 
R.  B.  Kliinoceros  cleccanensis,  s.  10,  v.  1,  pt.  1. — 
Lydekker,  R.  Crania  of  ruminants:  and  supplement, 
s.  10,  vrl,  pts.  3,  4.— Waagen,  W.  Salt-rang-e  fossils, 
s.  13,  pts.  1-3. — Duncan,  P.  M.  Kind  fossil  corals  and 
alcyonaria,  s.  14.  v.  1,  pt.  1. — Lydekker,  R.  Siwalik 
and  Xarlmda  bnnodont  snina,  s.  10,  v.  3,  pt.  2; 
Shvalik  and  Narbada  carnivora,  s.  10,  v.  2,  pt.  6; 
Siwalik  and  Narbada  cliclonia,  s.  10,  v.  3,  pt.  6; 
Siwalik  and  Narbada  equidae,  s.  10,  v.  2,  pt.  3; 
Siwalik  and  Narbada  ]>roboscidia;  Supplement, 
s.  10,  v.  1,  pt.  5,  v.  2,  pt.  2;  Siwalik  birds,  s.  10.  v.  3, 
pt.  4;  Siwalik  camelopardalidae,  s.  10,  v.  2,  pt.  4; 
Siwalik  crocodilia,  lacertilia,  and  ophidia;  and  ter¬ 
tiary  fishes,  s.  10,  v.  3,  pts.  7,  8;  Additional  Siwalik 
perissodactyla  and  proboscidia,  s.  10,  v.  3,  pt.  1 ; 
Siwalik  rliinoccrotidae,  s.  10,  v,  2,  pt.  1;  Siwalik 
sclenodont  snina,  etc.,  s.  10,  v.  2,  pt.  5;  Rodents  and 
new  ruminants  from  the  Siwaliks,  s.  10,  v.  3,  pt.  3. — 
Feistmantel,  O.  Flora  of  the  Talcliir-Karliarbari 
beds :  with  supplement,  s.  12,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Tertiary 
and  npper  cretaceous  fauna  of  western  India, 
s.  14,  v.  1,  pt.  1. 

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r.  8°.  —4624 

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1893,  p.  171.) — Inventory  of  our  glacial  drift.  17  pp.  (Am. 
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107  pp.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  3  ann.  rept.  1881- 
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17  pp.  8  pi.  (Iowa  Geol.  Surv.  Ann.  rept.  v.  3,  1895,  p.  149.) 
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See  also  Glaciers. 

Geology  and  revelation.  See  Geology,  Geol¬ 
ogy  and  Scripture. 

Geometridae.  See  Lepidoptera,  Ileterocera. — 
Moths. 

Geometry. 

Bretschneider,  K.  A.  Geometrie  und  die 
geometer  vor  Euklides.  1870.  — 2455 

-  Caley,  A.  In  his  Collected  mathematical 

papers,  v.  1-11.  1889-96,  11  v.  . — 2432 


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—  Euclides.  Elements,  containing  the  first 

six  books  and  the  first  twenty-one  proposi¬ 
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—  Graham,  R.  H.  Geometry  of  position. 

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—  Legendre,  A.  M.  Elements  de  geometrie. 

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—  Lobatschewsky,  N.  Geometrical  re¬ 
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—  Phillips,  A.  W.,  and  Beebe,  W.  Graphic 

algebra  ;  or,  geometrical  interpretation  of  the 
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—  Smith,  J.  C.  Questions  in  mathematics. 

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mathemat.  3  s.  v.  4,  1878,  p.  305.) — Weissenborn,  H. 
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Seealso  Axonometry. — Conic  sections.— Curves. 
— Involution  (in  mathematics). — Maxima  and  mi¬ 
nima.  —  Mathematics.  —  Parallels.  —  Quaterni¬ 
ons.— Space.— Tactions.— Trigonometry. 


GEOMETRY,  Analytical 


1681 


GEOMETRY,  Plane 


Geometry,  Analytical  geometry. 

Bauer,  G.  Von  der  Hesse’schen  determinante  der 
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Geometry,  Descriptive  geometry. 

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See  also  Ellipsoids.— Hyperboloids. 

rEGIIONIKA.  De  re  rustica  selectorum  libri 
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Georg,  Herzog  von  Braunschweig  Lueneburg. 

Halortie,C.  E.  von.  Vermaehlung  der  Herzogin  Anna 
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Georg- Augusts-Universitaet.  See  Goettin¬ 
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George,  St.  Castelli,  A.  Canto  di  San  Giorgio. 

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George,  King  of  Bohemia.  Jaroslaw,  ( — ). 
Diary  of  an  embassy  from  King  George  of  Bo¬ 
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George  I,  King  of  Great  Britain. 

Limiers,  H.  P.  M6moires  du  reigne  de 
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Majestaet  des  Koenigs  Georg  I  nach  Hannover  .  .  .  1723. 
30  pp.  (In  his  Beitraege  zur  gesch.  des  Braunschweig- 
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Churfuerstin  Sophia  und  thronbesteigung  Georg  I, 
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schweig-Lueneburg.  hauses  und  hofes,  v.  1,  p.  45.) — 
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king  entered.  7  pp.  (Montagu,  Lady  M.  P.  W.,  Letters, 
v.  1,  p.  135.) 

See  also  Ceorges. — 4* rent  Britain.  History,  George 
I  to  the  present  time.— Sophia  Borothea. 

George  II,  King  of  Great  Britain. 

Oliphant,  Mrs.  M.  O.  W.  Historical 
sketches  of  the  reign  of  George  II.  n.  d.  1516 

-  Thomson,  Mrs.  K.  B.  Memoirs  of  the  court 

and  times  of  King  George  II  and  his  consort, 
Queen  Caroline.  1850,  2  v.  .2587 

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in  1716.  4  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  19,  1867, 
p.  145.) — Jlalortio,  C.  E.  von.  Aufenthalt  des  Koenigs 
Georg  II  in  Herrenhausen,  1740.  9  pp.  (Ih  his  Beitraege 
zur  gesch.  des  Braunschweig-Lueneburg.  hauses  und 
hofes,  v.  2,  p.  21.) — Beschreibung  eines  aufenthalts 
Georg  II  in  Herrenhausen,  1732.  19  pp.  (In  his  Bei¬ 

traege  zur  gesch.  des  Braunschweig-Lueneburg.  hauses 
und  hofes,  v.  2,  p.  3.) 

See  also  Georges. — Great  Britain,  History,  George 
I  to  the  present  time. 

George  III,  King  of  Great  Britain.  1738-1820. 

Proclamation.  3  pp.  (Constitutional  Soc.  Mani¬ 
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George  III ;  comprising  the  most  eventful  and 
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-  Jesse,  J.  H.  Memoirs  of  the  life  and  reign 

of  King  George  III.  1867,  3  v.  1516 

- DeLancey,  E.  F.  King  George’s  personal  policy  in 

England.  18  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  27,  1892,  p.  431.) — 
Birkinson,  J.  [Attributed  to.\  Petitions  of  Congress 
to  the  King’s  most  excellent  Majesty.  19  pp.  (Polit. 
writings,  v.  2,  pp.  19,  45.) — King  George  III  and  Mr.  Fox 
in  their  early  days.  24  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  129, 

1881,  p.  151.) — Harconrt,  Mrs.  ( — ).  Diary  of  the  court 
ofG.  57  pp.  (Philobiblon  Soc.  Miscel.  v.  13.)— Kebfoel, 
T.  E.  Mr.  Lecky  and  G.  19  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  32, 

1882,  p.  41.)— Prayer  for  the  king.  2  pp.  (Constitu¬ 
tional  Soc.  Manifestos,  p.  50.)—  Slairley,  E.  (Ed.)  Anec¬ 
dote  of  G.  and  the  late  Mrs.  Arthur  Stanhope.  14  pp. 
(Philobiblon  Soc.  Miscel.  v.  14.) — Shoemaker,  S.  In¬ 
terview  with  G.  5  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  2, 1878,  p.  35.) 

See  also  Georges. — Great  Britain,  History,  George 
I  to  the  present  time. 

George  IV,  King  of  Great  Britain. 

Banvard,  J.  Private  life  of  a  king  ;  em¬ 
bodying  the  suppressed  memoirs  of  the  Prince 
of  Wales,  afterwards  George  IV,  of  England. 
1875.  4776 

-  Bury,  Lady  C.  Diary  illustrative  of  the 

times  of  George  IV.  1838,  2  y,  .2587 


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IV  :  with-  anecdotes  of  distinguished  persons 

of  the  last  fifty  years.  1831.  ( Harper’s  Fam. 

Libr.  no.  15. )  4337 

-  Reply  of  the  people  to  the  letter  from  the 

king.  1821.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  43.)  3126 

-  Beath  of  G.  5  pp.  (Fraser’s  Mag.  v.  1,  1830,  p.  758.) — 

Mr.  Fitzgerald’s  Fife  of  G.  39  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  60,  1881,  p.  70.)  — 

See  also  Caroline  Amelia  Elizabeth.— Georges. 
—Great  Britain,  History,  George  I  to  the  present  time. 

George  I,  King  of  Greece. 

Bickford-Smith,  R.  A.  H.  Greece  under 

King  George.  1893.  2744 

George  Y,  King  of  Hanover. 

Cherbuliez,  C.  V.  (G.  Valbert,  pseud.)  Roi  George 

V  de  Hanovre.  13  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1881,  3  p<5r. 
v.  46,  p.  199.)— Koenig  Georg  V  von  Hannover.  8  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1878,  v.  2,  p.  685.) — Meding,  J.  F.  M.  O. 
(G.  Samarow,  pseud.)  Koenig  Georg  von  Hannover  und 
seine  umgebung.  16  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1881,  v.  1,  p.  17.) 

George,  Henry.  1839-97. 

More  about  American  landlordism.  15  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  142,  1886,  p.  387.)— Single  tax  on  land  values:  re¬ 
ply  to  Mr.  Atkinson.  10  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  18, 1890, 
p.  394.)— England  and  Ireland.  9  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  142,  1886,  p.  185.)— Warning  of  the  English  strikes. 
14  pp.  (If.  4m.  Rev.  v.  149,  1889,  p.  385.)— New  party. 
7  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  145,  1887,  p.  1.)— Labor  in  Penn¬ 
sylvania.  49  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  143,  1886,  pp.  165, 
268,  360;  v.  144,  1887,  p.  86.) 

-  Land  and  taxation :  a  conversation.  See 

Field,  D.  D.,  and  George,  H. 

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et  ses  adversaires  ;  ou,  le  socialisme  agraire  de 
E.  de  Laveleye  et  de  H.  George.  Opuscule 
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Fritsch,  C.,  Sept  6tudes,  1  s.  no.  5.)  — 3392 

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-  Atkinson,  E.  Rejoinder  to  G.  3  pp.  (Century  Mag- 

v.  18,  1890,  p.  403.) — Campbell,  G.  D.  G.,  8  Duke  of 
Argyll.  Prophet  of  San  Francisco.  22  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  15,  1884,  p.  537.)— Clark,  E.  G.  Henry  George’s 
land  tax.  4  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  144,  1887,  p.  107.)— Far- 
nam,  H.  W.  Progress  and  poverty  in  politics.  11  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  46,  1887,  p.  335.)—  Gnnton.  G. 
Henry  George’s  economic  heresies.  14  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  3,  1887,  p.  15.) — Harris,  W.  T.  Henry  George’s  mis¬ 
take  about  land.  10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  3,  1887,  p.  433.) — 
Laveleye,  E.  L.  V.  de.  “  Progress  and  poverty :  ”  a 
criticism.  21  ppi  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  42,  1882,  p.  786.)— 
Progress  and  poverty.  40  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart. 
Rev.  v.  155,  1883,  p.  35.)— Shearman,  T.  G.  Henry 
George’s  mistakes.  13  pp.  (Forum,  v.  8,  1889,  p.  40.) — 
Walker,  F.  A.  Henry  George’s  social  fallacies.  11  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  137,  1883,  p.  147. ) — Wnarin,  L.  Socia¬ 
lisme  anglo-saxon  et  son  nouveau  prophfete.  33  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  pdr.  v.  74,  p.  625.) 

—  and  Hymlman,  Henry  Mayers.  Social¬ 
ism  and  rent-appropriation :  a  dialogue.  12  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885,  p.  369.) 

George,  Rev.  Hereford  Brooke.  1838 — . 

Oberland  and  its  glaciers :  explored  and 
illustrated  with  ice-axe  and  camera.  With 
twenty-eight  photographic  illustrations  by 
Ernest  Edwards,  London,  1866.  4°.  1481 


GEORGE,  John  E. 


1685 


GEORGIA,  U.  S.,  Education 


George,  John  E.,  Ph.  B. 

Saloon  question  in  Chicago.  New  York, 
[1897].  12°.  (Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Econ.  stu¬ 
dies,  v.  2,  no.  2. )  — 4377 

George,  Staughton,  and  others  {Eds.) 

Charter  to  William  Penn  and  laws  of  the 
province  of  Pennsylvania,  passed  between 
the  years  1682  and  1700,  preceded  by  the  Duke 
of  York’s  laws  in  force  from  .  .  .  1676  to  1682, 
with  an  appendix  containing  laws  relating  to 
the  organization  of  the  provincial  courts  and 
historical  matter.  [Illustr.]  Harrisburg,  1879. 
8°.  —2333 

George,  William. 

New  facts  relating  to  the  Chatterton  family 
gathered  from  MS.  entries  in  a  “History  of 
the  Bible”  which  once  belonged  to  the 
parents  of  Thomas  Chatterton,  the  poet,  and 
from  parish  registers.  Bristol,  1883.  8°.  2784 

-  Date  of  the  first  authentic  plan  of  Bristol.  5  pp. 

(Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  4,  1879-80, 
p.  296.)— De  C’lieilder  family  of  Bristol  and  Cheddar. 
3  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc. 
Proc.  v.  34,  1889,  p.  114.) 

George.  See  also  Georg. — Georgius. 

George,  Lake,  N.  Y. 

Butler,  B.  C.  Lake  George  and  Lake 
Champlain,  from  their  first  discovery  to  1759. 
1868.  ‘  3567 

-  Packman,  F.  Lakes  George  and  Champlain.  89  pp. 

( In  his  Historic  handb.  of  the  northern  tour,  p.  Im¬ 
porter,  D.  Reports  on  the  water-power  of  the  Hudson 
river  basin  and  the  Lake  George  outlet.  69  pp.  (U.  S. 
10  Census,  v.  16,  pt.  1,  p.  335.) — Unpublished  papers  re¬ 
lating  to  the  first  steamboat  on  Lake  G.  2  pp.  {Mag. 
Am.  Hist.  v.  18,  1887,  p.  77.) 

George  Silverman’s  explanation.  33  pp. 

Dickens,  C.  J.  H.,  Works,  v.  30,  p.  215. 

Georgeakis,  G.,  and  Pineau,  Leon.  Folk¬ 
lore  de  Lesbos.  Paris,  1894.  16°.  {Litt&rat. 

populaires,  v.  31.)  2227 

Georgel,  J.  Alcide.  1827 — . 

Armorial  historique  et  genealogique  des 
families  de  Lorraine.  Titrees  ou  confirmees 
dans  leurs  titres  au  XIX  siecle.  Elbeuf,  1882. 
4°.  3701 

Georgenberg,  Monastery.  Annales  Montis  S. 

Georgii.  3  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  30,  pt.  1, 
p.  721.) 

Georges,  Karl  Ernst.  1806-79.  Jahresbericht 

ueber  lateinische  lexikographie,  1874-82.  205  pp.  (Jahresb. 
ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  4,  1877,  p.  146 ;  v.  7, 
1878,  p.  482 ;  v.  11,  1879,  p.  326 ;  v.  19,  1881,  p.  168 ;  v.  23,  1882, 
p.  391 ;  v.  28,  1883,  p.  248;  v.  40,  1886,  p.  82.) 

Georges.  Dumas,  A.,  QZuvres  compl.  v.  123. 

—4174 

Georges.  McCarthy,  J.  History  of  the  four 
Georges.  1884-,  4  v.  1597 

See  also  Brunswick,  House  of.— George  S,  II,  III, 
IV,  Kings  of  Creat  Britain. — Great  Britain,  History, 
George  I  to  the  present  time. — Hanover,  House  of. 

Georges,  VEtolien.  See  Georgius,  of  AEtolia, 
Abp.  of  Met hymna. 

Georgetown  College.  See  Georgetown  Uni¬ 
versity. 


Georgetown  University.  Catalogue  of  the 
officers  and  students,  1889-97.  Washington, 
1890-97.  6  v.  p.  8°.  .—2373 

-  Shea,  J.  D.  G.  Memorial  of  the  first  cen¬ 
tenary  of  Georgetown  College,  D.  C.,  com¬ 
prising  a  history  of  Georgetown  University. 
1891.  —2392 

Georgette ;  ou,  la  Niece  du  Tabellion.  4  v.  in  2. 

Kock,  C.  P.  de.,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  3-6.  4177 

Georgia,  Asia.  Wardrop,  M.  ( TV. )  Georgian 
folk  tales.  1894.  ( Grimm  Libr.  no.  1. )  2213 

-  Wardrop,  O.  Kingdom  of  Georgia.  Notes 

of  travel  in  a  land  of  women,  wine,  and  song. 
1888.  1495 

Note. — With  a  bibliography. 

- t'antel,  H.  L’gmeraude,  scfenes  de  la  vie  gfiorgienne. 

24  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  70,  1867,  p.  323.) 

See  also  Caucasus.— Circassia,— Russia.— Tlflis. 
— Transcaucasia. 

Georgia,  U.  S. 

Harris,  J.  C.  Nights  with  Uncle  Remus  : 
myths  and  legends  of  the  old  plantation. 
1883.  1216 

- Uncle  Remus :  his  songs  and  his  say¬ 
ings.  The  folk-lore  of  the  old  plantation. 
1881.  1216 

-  Johnston,  R.  M.  Mr.  Absalom  Billingslea 

and  other  Georgia  folk.  1888.  1272 

Note.— Fictitious. 

- Old  times  in  middle  Georgia.  1897.  2323 

Wole.— Fictitious. 

-  Jones,  C.  C.,  Jr.  Negro  myths  from  the 

Georgia  coast.  1888.  1217 

-  Longstreet,  A.  B.  Georgia  scenes,  char¬ 
acters,  incidents,  etc.  With  original  illustra¬ 
tions.  [Anon.]  1840.  4327 

Note.— Fictitious. 

-  Barrow,  D.  C.,  Jr.,  Georgia  corn-shucking.  6  pp. 

[Century  Mag.  v.  2,  1882,  p.  873.)— I>e  Graffenried,  C. 
The  Georgia  cracker  in  the  cotton  mills.  16  pp.  ( Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  19,  1891,  p.  483.)— Felton,  R.  A.  Convict 
system  of  G.  7  pp.  {Forum,  v.  2,  1886,  p.  484.)— Hurst, 
J.  F.  Salzburger  exiles  in  G.  8  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag. 
v.  85,  1892,  p.  392.) — Jones,  C.  C.,  Jr.  Centres  of  primi¬ 
tive  manufacture  in  G.  5  pp.  ( Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  5,  1880, 
p.  346.)— Memorandum  of  route  pursued  by  Col.  Camp¬ 
bell  in  1779,  from  Savannah  to  Augusta,  Ga.  10  pp. 
{Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  18,  1887,  pp.  256,  342.) 

See  also  Allatoona.— Andersonville.— Atlanta. 
—Dalton.  -Jonesborougli.  —  Macon.  —  Milieu.— 
Savannah. 

Georgia,  U.  S.,  Architecture. 

Crane,  E.  A.,  and  Soderholtz,  E.  E.  Ex¬ 
amples  of  colonial  architecture  in  South  Caro¬ 
lina  and  Georgia.  1895.  — 7.41 

Georgia,  U.  S.,  Biography. 

Gilmer,  G.  R.  Sketches  of  some  of  the 
first  settlers  of  upper  Georgia.  1855.  3503 

-  Jones,  C.  C.,  Jr.  Biographical  sketches  of 

the  delegates  from  Georgia  to  the  Continen¬ 
tal  Congress.  1891.  3792 

Georgia,  U.  S.,  Education. 

Jones,  C.  E.  Education  in  Georgia.  1889. 
(Adams,  H.  B.,  Contrib.  to  Am.  ed.  hist.  no.  5  : 
U.  S.  Education,  Bureau  of,  Circulars,  1888, 
no.  4.)  — 4361 


GEORGIA,  U.  S.,  Finance 


1686 


GERARD 


Georgia,  U.  S.,  Finance. 

Scott,  W.  A.  Repudiation  of  state  debts. 
A  study  in  the  financial  history  of  Mississippi 
.  .  .  Georgia  .  .  .  [1893.]  (Ely,  R.  T.,  Libr. 

of  economics  and  politics,  v.  2.)  — 1372 

Georgia,  17.  S.,  Fisheries. 

Earll,  R.  E.  Fisheries  of  G.  5  pp.  (Goode,  G.  B., 
Fisheries  and  fishery  industries  of  the  U.  S.  sect.  2,  p.  514.) 

Georgia,  U.  S.,  History. 

Avery,  I.  W.  History  of  the  state  of 
Georgia,  1850-81.  [1881.]  3581 

-  Cox,  J.  D.  The  march  to  the  sea.  1882. 

( Campaigns  of  the  Civil  war,  no.  10. )  2617 

-  De  Saussure,  W.  F.  Report  on  the  ad¬ 
dress  of  a  portion  of  the  members  of  the 
General  Assembly  of  Georgia.  1860.  ( Polit . 

pampli.  1861-63,  v.  2. )  — 4396 

-  Fiske,  J.  Old  Vii’ginia  and  her  neigh¬ 
bours.  [With  maps.]  1897,  2  v.  .2656 

-  Jones,  C.  C.,  Jr.  Siege  of  Savannah  in 

Dec.,  1864,  and  the  Confederate  operations  in 
Georgia  .  .  .  during  Gen.  Sherman’s  march 
from  Atlanta  to  the  sea.  1874.  2656 

-  M’Call,  H.  History  of  Georgia,  contain¬ 
ing  brief  sketches  of  the  most  remarkable 
events,  up  to  the  present  day.  1811-16,  2  v. 

3503 

-  Moultrie,  W.  Memoirs  of  the  American 

Revolution,  so  far  as  it  is  related  to  the  states 
of  North  and  South  Carolina  and  Georgia. 
1802,  2  v.  1618 

-  Nichols,  G.  W.  Story  of  the  great  march. 

1866.  2657 

-  Pittenger,  W.  Capturing  a  locomotive  : 

a  history  of  secret  service  in  the  late  war. 
1882.  2647 

- Daring  and  suffering :  a  history  of  the 

great  railroad  adventure.  1863.  2657 

-  l>u  Bose,  D.  M.  Fifteenth  Georgia  regiment  at  Get¬ 
tysburg.  4  pp.  ( Southern  Hi3t.  Soc.  Papers,  |v.  10,  1882, 
p.  179. )— Jones,  C.  C.,  Jr.  English  colonization  of  G., 
1733-52.  50  pp.  (Winsor,  J.,  Narrat.  and  crit.  hist,  of 

America,  v.  5,  p.  357.)— Kings,  presidents,  and  governors 
of  G.,  1732-1889.  3  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  22,  1889,  p.  307.) 
— Jordan,  T.  Seacoast  defences  of  South  Carolina  and 
G.  4  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  1,  1876,  p.  403.) 
—I,ong,  A.  L.  Seacoast  defences  of  South  Carolina  and 
G.  6  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  1,  1876,  p.  103; 
v.  2,  1876,  p.  239.)— Oakey.  D.  Marching  through  G. 
and  the  Carolinas.  9  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel, 
C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  4,  p.  671 ;  and  Century 
Mag.  v.  12,  1887,  p.  917.)— Oglesby,  T.  K.  Georgia  and 
the  constitution.  7  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  21,  1889, 
p.  487.) — Pittengper,  W.  Locomotive  chase  in  G.  8  pp. 
(Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  ...  of  the  Civil 
war,  v.  2,  p.  709;  and  Century  Mag.  v.  14,  1888,  p.  141.) — 
Scomp,  H.  A.  Georgia  the  only  free  colony.  How  the 
negro  came.  27  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  22,  1889,  p.  280.)— 
Sesqui-centen nial  of  the  founding  of  G.  7  pp. 
(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  9,  1883,  p.  114.) — Szabari,  E.  Cam- 
pagne  de  GSorgie  et  la  fin  de  la  guerre  amgricaine. 
13  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1865,  2  pgr.  v.  57,  p.998.) — 
Chastisement  of  the  Yamasees:  an  incident  of  the 
early  Indian  wars  in  G.  3  pp.  (Beach,  W.  W.,  Indian 
miscel.  p.  448.) 

Georg  ia.  Legislature.  Resolves  of  the  Legis¬ 
lature  of  South  Carolina  and  G.,  proposing  a  convention 
of  the  states.  9  pp.  (State  papers  on  nullification  .  . . 
p.  233.) 


Georgia  scenes.  Longstreet,  A.  B.  4327 
Georgian  at  the  opera,  A.  5  pp.  Magill, 

M.  T.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  71,  1885,  p.  135.) 

Georgica. — Georgies.  See  Virgilius  Maro,  P. 
Georgillas,  Emmanuel.  15  cent.  I<tt&plkt)  e^yy-riais 

nepi  BeAitraptov ;  ©prjvos  Tqs  KiovaTavTivovnokeuis  ;  &avaTLKOV 
ti)s  PoSov.  81  pp.  (Wagner,  W.,  Mediaeval  Gr .  texts ,  v.  1, 

p.  110.) 

Georgius,  of  JEtolia,  Abp.  of  Methymna.  Circa 
1525-80. 

Recueil  de  fables  Esopiques.  See  yEsopus 
(in  supplement). 

Georgius,  of  Cyprus.  7  cent. 

Descrip tio  orbis  Romani,  accedit  Leonis 
Imperatoris  diatyposis  genuina  adhuc  ine- 
dita.  Edidit,  praefatus  est  commentario  in- 
struxit  Henricus  Gelzer.  [4  maps.]  Lipsiae, 
1890.  12°.  2737 

Georgius,  the  Monk.  Boor,  C.  de.  Chronik 

des  G.  als  quelle  des  Suidas.  26  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  21, 

1886, p.  1.) 

Georgius.  De  B.  Virgine  in  templum  re- 

cepta.  [Gr.  and  Lat.]  9  pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B.,  Analect.  sacra 
Spicileg.  Solesmensi,  v.  1,  p.  275.) 

Georgius.  See  also  Georg. — George. 
Gepliyrea.  Selenka,  E.  Report  on  the  gephy- 

rea.  24  pp.  4  pi.  (Challenger  Exped.  Zool.  v.  13.) — Ship- 
ley,  A.  E.  Gephyrea  and  phoro'nis.  54  pp.  (Harmer, 
S.  F.,  and  Shipley,  A.  E.,  Cambridge  nat.  hist.  v.  2,  p.  409.) 
See  also  Worms. 

Gepp,  Hubert  Majendie  ( TV . )  1858 — . 

First  crossing  of  Greenland.  See  Nan¬ 
sen,  F. 

Geppert,  Karl  Eduard.  [Notice  of.]  3  pp. 

(Biog.  jahresb.  f.  alterth.  p.  134:  Jahresb.  ueber  fortschr. 
der  class,  alterth.  v.  37,  1885.) 

Geraert  van  Viane.  6  pp.  (Kalff,  G.,  Mid- 

delnederland.  epische  fragm.  p.  153.) 

Gerald,  the  Great.  See  Fitzgerald,  G.,  8  Earl 
of  Kildare. 

Gerald  Fitzgerald.  Lever,  C.  J.  ( Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  51-54,  1858-59.)  4114 

Geraldine.  29  pp.  Tupper,  M.  F.,  Compl. 

works,  v.  3,  p.  263. 

Geraldus,  Abp.  of  Braga.  Bernaldus,  Arch¬ 
deacon  of  Braga.  Vita  beati  Geraldi.  6  pp.  (Baluze,  E., 
Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  131.) 

Gerando,  Auguste,  Baron  de.  1819-49. 

Transylvanie  et  ses  habitants.  Paris,  1845. 
2  v.  8°.  3484 

The  same.  2  ed.  Paris,  1847.  2  v.  8°.  3484 

-  Chevalier,  A.  Transylvanie,  par  G.  25  pp.  (Cor- 

respondant,  v.  11, 1845,  p.  747.) 

Gerando,  Joseph  Marie,  Baron  de.  1772-1842. 
Self-education  ;  or,  the  means  and  art  of 
moral  progress.  Tr.  from  the  French.  Bos¬ 
ton,  1830.  8°.  —2364 

-  Darboy,  G.  De  Gerando.  14  pp.  (Correspondant, 

v.  26,  1850,  p.  619.) 

Geraniaceae.  Progel,  A.  Oxalideae,  gera- 

niaceae,  vivianiaceae.  28  pp.  17  pi.  (Martius,  K.  F.  P. 
von,  and  others,  Flora  Brasil,  v.  12,  pt.  2,  p.  473.) 

Gerard,  Abbot  of  Brogne.  Vita  Gerardi.  20  pp. 

(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  2,  p.  654.) 


GERARD,  d’ Amiens 


1687 


GERCKE,  Alfred 


Gerard,  <V Amiens.  13  cent. 

Roman  von  Escanor,  herausg.  von  H. 
Michelant.  Tuebingen,  1886.  8°.  ( Biblioth . 

lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  178. )  — 3125 

Gerard,  d? Auvergne.  13  cent.  E  chronico  et 

anonymi  ejusdem  chronici  continuatione,  circa  annum 
1288  scripta.  8  pp.  .  (Bouquet,  M.,  Bee.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  21  ( 

p.  212.) 

Gerard,  Rev.  ( — ).  Scope  and  limitations  of 

inspection.  8  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Health  Exhib. 
Literature,  v.  13,  p.  301.) 

Gerard,  Capt.  Alexander.  1792-1839. 

Account  of  Koonawur,  in  the  Himalaya, 
with  a  large  map.  Ed.  by  G.  Lloyd.  Lon¬ 
don,  1841.  8°.  1481 

Gerard,  Andre,  pseud.  See  Herment,  Mile.  V. 
Gerard,  Dorothea.  Lady  Baby.  286  pp. 

( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  144,  1888,  p.  757;  v.  145,  1889,  pp.  1, 
180,  337,  482,  633,  759 ;  v.  146,  1889,  pp.  49,  188,  347,  498,  685, 
808;  v.  147,  1890,  pp.  90,  231.) 

-  Waters  of  Hercules.  See  Laszowska,  Mme. 

E.  G.  de,  and  Gerard.  D. 

Gerard,  Emily,  pseud.  See  Laszowska,  Mme. 
E.  G.  de. 

Gerard,  Marechal  Etienne  Maurice.  Lome- 

nie,  L.  L.  de.  M.  le  Mardchal  Gerard.  32  pp.  (In  his 
Galerie  des  contemp.  illustr.  v.  6. ) 

Gerard,  Frances  A. 

Angelica  Kauffmann :  a  biography.  Lon¬ 
don,  1892.  p.  8°.  4747 

Gerard,  Francois  Pascal  Simon,  Baron.  Le- 

normant,  C.  Frangois  GSrard,  peintre  d’histoire.  81  pp. 
(Correspondant,  v.  11,  1845,  pp.  524,  873;  v.  12,  1845,  p.  598.) 
— Schlegel,  A.  W.  von.  Corinna  auf  dem  vorgebirge 
Miseno  .  .  .  geniaelde  von  G.  9  pp.  ( Saemmt .  werke,  v.  9, 
p.  360.) 

Gerard,  James  Watson. 

Proceedings  and  speeches  at  the  public 
dinner  given  to  J.  W.  Gerard  by  the  bar  of 
New  York.  1869.  3772 

Gerard,  James  Watson,  Jr.  1822 — . 

Old  streets  of  New  York  under  the  Dutch : 
a  paper  read  before  the  New  York  Historical 
Society,  June  2,  1874.  New  York,  1875.  r.  8°. 

3501 

-  Peace  of  Utrecht :  a  historical  review  of 

the  great  treaty  of  1713-14,  and  of  the  princi¬ 
pal  events  of  the  war  of  the  Spanish  succes¬ 
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- Anneke  Jans  Bogardus  and  her  farm.  14  pp.  (Har¬ 
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Gerbert,  of  Aurillac.  See  Silvester  II  (Ger- 
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GERDES,  Heinrich 


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— Bossert,  G.  (Ed.)  Zwei  lieder  ausder  zeit  des  schmal- 
kaldischen  kriegs.  3  pp.  (Germania,  v.  30,  1885,  p.  211.) 
— Crecelius,  W.  (Ed.)  Lieder  aus  detn  XIV-XV  jahr- 
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T.  (Ed.)  Kinderlieder  und  reime.  23  pp.  (Germania, 
v.  22,  1877,  p.  293.)— (Ed.)  Ein  kinderspiel  aus  dem  Elsass. 
2  pp.  (Germania,  v.  24, 1879, p.  415.)— Goerteke,  K.  (Ed.) 
Meisterlieder.  8  pp.  (Germania,  v.  28,  1883,  p.  38.) — 
Goethe,  J.  W.  von.  Lieder;  Gesellige lieder ;  Balladen. 
179  pp.  (Werke,  v.  1,  pp.  5,  73,  113.)— Sesenheimer  lieder- 
buch.  35  pp.  (Pfeiffer,  F.  Goethe's  Friedrike,  p.  121.) — 
Gottschall,  K.  R.  von.  Balladen.  4  pp.  (Unsere Zeit, 
1884,  v.  1,  p.  20.) — In  der  einsiedelei.  5  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit, 
1883,  v.  1,  p.  134.)— Graf  Wolfen  und  seine  schwester 
Christina.  2  pp.  (Verein  f.  volkskunde,  Zeits.  v.  1,  1891, 
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aus  dem  16  jahrhundert;  Zwei  meisterlieder.  5pp.  (Klei- 
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Meistergesaenge  des  XV  jahrhunderts.  32  pp.  (Ger¬ 
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A.  (Ed.)  Lied  vom  ursprung  der  eidgenossenschaft. 
2  pp.  (Germania,  v.  30,  1885,  p.  323. )— Moeser,  A.  Bal¬ 
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p.311;  v.  2,  p.  311 ;  1882,  v.  1,  p.  137.)— Nestle,  (— ),  (Ed.) 
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mania,  v.  12,  1867,  p.  49.)— Fhlaml.  J.  L.  Rath  der 
nachtigall.  18  pp.  (Germania,  v.  3,  1858,  p.  129.) — Wel¬ 
ler,  E.  (Ed.)  Ein  lied  vom  heiligen  rock.  5  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  17, 1872,  p.  445.)— Wuelcker,  R.  (Ed.)  Lied  der 
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See  also  German  poetry, —  Germany.  Music.— 
M  i  n  n  csingers. 


GERMAN  BALLADS  AND  SONGS 


1690 


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Ehrmann,  E.  Bardische  ly rik  im  achtzehn- 
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freunde  des  deutschen  volksliedes.  1886.  2342 

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lyrik.  Beitraege  zu  ihrer  geschichte  und 
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16  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  2,  p.  237.)— Goedeke.  K. 
Zur  geschichte  des  meistergesanges.  6  pp.  ( Germania , 
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Geibel  und  die  neue  lyrik.  19  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  1, 
p.  759.)— Die  kriegslyrik  von  1813  und  1870.  25  pp.  (  Un¬ 
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94  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen, 
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Deutschboehmen.  57  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutchen 
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v.  25,  1887,  p.  380;  v.  27,  1889,  p.  334.)— Sclieinpflug;,  B. 
Ueber  das  deutsche  volkslied.  8  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch. 
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— Schlossar,  A.  Die  letzten  zehn  jahre  deutsch-oest- 
reichischer  lyrik.  27pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1882,v.l,pp.  756,  926. ) 
—Steiner,  O.  Die  winileod  und  zwei  ungedruckte 
ostpreussische  varianten  des  Herderschen  volksliedes: 
Kein  schoenre  freud  auf  erden  ist.  5  pp.  (Germania, 
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16  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  11,  1880,  pp.  28,  139.) — 
I'hlirud,  J.  L.  Zwei  gespiele ;  aus  einer  abhandlung 
ueber  die  deutchen  volkslieder.  11pp.  (Germania,  v.  2, 
1857,  p.  218.)— Vetter.  F.  Kleine  beitraege  :  Deutsche 
dreikoenigslieder  aus  romanischem  lande.  4  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  19,  1874,  p.  211.)— Wackernajfel,  K.  H.  W. 
Altdeutsche  lyrik  und  die  altitalienische.  14  pp.  (In 
his  Altfranzoesische  lieder  und  leiche,  p.  238. )— Alt- 
franzoesische  lyrik  und  die  altdeutsche.  45  pp.  (In  his 
Altfranzoesische  lieder  und  Itiche,  p.  193.)— Waeker- 
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den  ursprung  des  hoefischen  minnesanges  und  sein  ver- 
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(  Unsere  Zeit,  1867,  v.  2,  pp.  213,  341.) — Wlislocki,  H.  von. 
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p.  130. ) 

German  classics  from  the  fourth  to  the  nine¬ 
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German  culture  and  Christianity :  their  con¬ 
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(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  27,  1890,  p.  24.) 

German  drama.  See  Drama  and  the  Stage, 
German. 

German  empire.  See  German  or  Westerm  em¬ 
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German  epigrams.  See  Epigrams. 

German  fiction,  Collections. 

Carlyle,  T.  ( Tr. )  German  romance  : 
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1893-94,  3  v.  2182 

-  Furness,  W.  H.  (Tr.)  Julius,  and  other 

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-  Hoffmann,  E.  T.  W.  or  A.,  CEuvres  com¬ 
pletes.  1830,  2  v.  in  1.  2333 

- Conseiller  Krespel.  1841.  (PUiade.) 

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from  the  German.  1805.  1203 

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- Sidonia  the  sorceress.  Tr.  by  Francesca 

Speranza,  Lady  Wilde.  [1893.]  2241 

Note.— Repr.  by  Wm.  Morris,  Kelmscott  press. 

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v.  34,  1883,  pp.  85,  262,  376  ;  v.  35,  1883,  pp.  64,  273,  390  ;  v.  36, 
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(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  41,  1884,  pp.  165,  325.) — Das  Letzte 
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Zeit,  1886,  v.  2,  pp.  289,  433.)  — Menah’s  hochzeit.  25  pp. 
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Schuhe  des  armen  maedchens.  9  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1889, 
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1889,  v.  1,  p.  481.) — Burger,  E.  Pro  patria.  9  pp.  (Un¬ 
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platz.  48  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  1,  pp.  577,  721.)— Um 
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(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  35,  1883,  p.  321.) — Oversberg  :  ein 
lebensbild.  30  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  69,  1891, 
p.  321.)— Die  Poesie  des  unbewussten.  9  pp.  (Deutsch. 
rundschau,  v.  29,  1881,  p.  287.)— Unsuehnbar.  128  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  61,  1889,  pp.  1,  198,  321.) — Die  Un- 
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v.  30,  1882,  pp.  161,  321.)— Edg-ren,  A.  C.  L.  Gustav  be- 
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1890,  v.  1,  p.  1)— Floerke,  G.  Die  Herren  banditen. 
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v.  66,  1891,  pp.  1,  161,  321;  v.  67,  1891,  pp.  1,  161,325.)— 
Frapan,  I.  Altniodische  leute.  24  pp.  (Deutsch.  rund¬ 
schau,  v.  62,  1890,  p.  1.)— Klaerchen’s  fruehlingsfahrt. 
30  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  68,  1891,  p.  1.)— Die  Last. 
36  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  51,  1887,  p.  321.)— Von  der 
rauhen  alb.  17  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  64,  1890, 
p.  321.)— Was  Gottes  wille  ist.  39  pp.  (Deutsch,  rund¬ 
schau,  v.  63,  1890,  p.  161.) — Frciiseel,  K.  Chambord. 

Vol.  III. -212. 


80  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  32,  1882,  pp.  1,  161.) — Geld. 
74  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  40,  1884,  pp.  1,  161.) — 
Schoenheit.  96  pp.  (Deutsch.  nmdschau,  v.  52,  1887,  pp.  1, 
161,385.) — Wahrheit.  120  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  60, 

1889,  pp.  1,  161,  321.) — Friedmann,  A.  Falscke  freund- 
schaft.  35  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  2,  pp.  577,  721.) — 
Fulda,  L.  Erwin  Duerer.  53  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau, 
v.  53,  1887,  p.  321;  v.  51,  1888,  p.  1.)— Goethe,  J.  W.  von. 
Varianten  zu  den  “  Leiden  des  jungen  Werther,  ”  1774; 
Varianten  zu  Wilhelm  Meister's  wanderjahren.  1821. 
46  pp.  (In  his  Nachtraege,  herausg.  von  E.  Boas,  v.  1, 
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2  pp.  (Germania,  v.  18,  1873,  p.  353.)— Grimm,  J.  L.  K. 
Ein  Maerchen.  7  pp.  (Klelnere  schriften,  v.  6,  p.  226.) — 
Gnessfeldt,  P.  Aus  dem  hochgebirge.  53  pp.  (Deutsch. 
rundschau,  v.  57,  1888,  pp.  86,  255.)— llaering',  W.  (W. 
Alexis,  pseud.)  Hans  Preller  :  a  legend  of  the  Rhine  falls. 
11  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  128,  1880,  p.  176.)— Hahn, 
W.  Ein  Elsasser  und  eine  Holsteinerin.  19  pp.  (Deutsch. 
rundschau,  v.  45,  1885,  p.  284.)—  Hamm.  W.  Ritter  von. 
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23  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  82,  1891,  p.  16.) — Die  Dryas. 
18  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  65,  1890,  p.  1.)— Getheiltes 
herz.  34  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  29,  1881,  p.  1.) — 
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(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  51,  1887,  p.  295.)— Die  Heilige 
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20  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  31,  1882,  p.  321.)—  Spaet- 
glueck.  8  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  56,  1888,  p.  321.)— 
Suendfluth.  19  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  54, 1888,  p.  161.) 
— Die  Vier  buesserinnen.  15  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau, 
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Unter  dem  Katalpenbaum.  101  pp.  (Deutsch.  rund¬ 
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(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  34,  1883,  p.  1.)— Frau  Antje.  32  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  36,  1883,  p.  321.) — Ein  Regentag. 
29  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  68,  1891,  p.  161.) — Schloss 
Polia.  27  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  31,  1882,  p.  161.) — 
Meyer,  K.  F.  Angela  Borgia.  84  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau, 
v.  69,  1891,  pp.  1,  161.)— Die  Hochzeit  des  moenchs.  61  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  37,  1883,  p.  321;  v.  38,  1884,  p.  1.)— 
Page  Leubelfing.  29  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  33,  1882, 
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1835,  pp.  1,  161.)— Die  Versuchung  des  Pescara.  81  pp. 
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Prinzessin  schneeflocke.  27  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  2, 
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(Germania,  v.  3,  1858,  p.  407.) — Putlitz,  G.  H.  G.  zu. 
Das  Froelenhaus.  60  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  28, 
1881,  pp.  163,  327.)— La  Maison  de  la  demoiselle.  63  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1882,  3  pgr.  v.  50,  pp.  385,  630.) — 
Die  Unterschrift  des  koenigs.  15  pp.  (Deutsch.  rund¬ 
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Kiehard.  T.  Der  Abend  vor  der  hochzeit.  20  pp. 
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Extracted  from  fifteen  letter-boxes.  229  pp.  (Carlyle, 
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Uncoil,  writings,  v.  2,  p.  160.) — Ro<|U“tte.  O.  Wer 
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Lenz  im  herbst.  34  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  2,  pp.  289, 
443.)— Der  Weisse  zauber.  24  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  2, 
p.289.)— Schoenberg.  H.  Lt.  Guenther.  7  pp.  (Deutsch. 
rundschau,  v.  38,  1884,  p.  436.) — Verschlungene  wege. 
21  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.40, 1884,  p.  321.)— Sclioene, 
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p.  256.) — Schroeter,  A.  Source  Bonnevie.  39  pp.  (Un¬ 
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v.  58,  1889,  pp.  1,161;  v.  59,  1889,  pp.  1,  161.)— Etiquette. 
32  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  49,  1886,  p.  161.)— Die  Ge- 


schichte  eines  genies.  54  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  37, 
1883,  pp.  282,  436.)— Gloria  victis!  172  pp.  (Deutsch. 
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1886,  p.  125.) — Unter  uns.  122  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau, 
v.  39,  1884,  pp.  1,  161,  321.)— Schupcking,  L.  Hart  am 
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(Urisere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  2,  p.  289.) — Simon,  E.  (E.  Vely, 
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Zeit,  1882,  v.  1,  pp.  1,  161,  321.)— Josa  Dario.  57  pp.  (Un¬ 
sere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  1,  pp.  321,  509.)— Mi-careme.  43  pp. 
(  Unsere  Zeit,  1885,  v.  2,  pp.  577,  721.) — San-Michele.  46  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1881,  v.  1,  pp.  641,  801.)— Schiffbruch.  81  pp. 
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— Der  Schimmel-reiter.  77  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau, 
v.  55,  1888,  pp.  1,  161.) — Schweigen.  42  pp.  (Deutsch. 
rundschau,  v.  35,  1883,  p.  161.)— Strauss,  D.  F.  Papier- 
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pp.  500,  641,  824.) — Babette.  47  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1885, 
v.  1,  pp.  433,  577.)— Fidelio.  32  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1883, 
v.  2,  pp.  641,  801.) — Frau  und  braut.  41  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit, 

1887,  v.  2,.pp.  433,  586,  733. )—  Simson.  43  pp.  (Unsere 
Zeit,  1886,  v.  1,  pp.  1,  145.)—  Sphinx  Atropos.  75  pp.  (Un¬ 
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The  Elves.  25  pp.  (Carlyle,  T.,  German  romance,  v.  1, 
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p.285;  Trs.  from  the  Germ.  v.  3,  p.  159.) — The  Goblet. 
17  pp.  (Carlyle,  T.,  German  romance,  v.  1,  p.  390;  Trs. 
from  the  Germ.  v.  3,  p.  238.) — The  Love-charm.  40  pp. 
(De  Quincey,  T.,  Uncoil,  writings,  v.  2,  p.  113.)— The 
Runenberg.  26  pp.  (Carlyle,  T.,  German  romance,  v.  1, 
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Eckhart.  34  pp.  (Carlyle,  T.,  German  romance,  v.  1, 
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pp.  1,  161.) — Wald,  A.  Die  Unverletzliche.  23  pp.  (Un¬ 
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rundschau,  v.  56,  1888,  pp.  1.  161.) — Der  Schulmeister  von 
Labian.  43  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v .  30,  1882,  p.  1.) — 
Wildenbruch,  E.  von.  Kinderthraenen.  36  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  36,  1883,  p.  161.)— Das  Maerchen 
von  den  zwei  rosen.  17  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  43, 
1885,  p.  441.) — Willkonini-Selineider,  M.  L.  (B.  Sar- 
torius,  pseud.)  Helga-land.  11pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  1, 
p.454.) — Ein  Letzter  wille.  65  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1885,  v.  2, 
pp.  1,  145,  289,  451.)— Verirrt.  47  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1886, 
v.  2,  pp.  1,  164.)  —  Zitelmann,  E.  O.  K.  (K.  Telmann, 
pseud.)  Blut  um  blut.  44  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  1, 
pp.  641,  801.) — Katharina.  28  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  1, 
p.  601.)— Torso.  58  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  2,  pp.  577, 
721.)— Der  Wahn  ist  kurz.  81  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  1, 
pp.  289,  449,  594,  747.) 

See  also  Aymon.— Eulenspiegel. — Fierabras.— 
tier  man  folk-lore.— Heinionskinder. — llelden- 
sage.— Melusine. — Tristan. 

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Bachmann,  A.,  and  Singer,  S.  {Eds.) 
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See  also  German  fiction.  —  Heldensage.  —  Le¬ 
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German  folk-lore,  Criticism. 

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’  German  hero  of  the  Colonial  times  of  Penn¬ 
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German  liymns.  See  Hymns. 

German  inscriptions.  See  Inscriptions,  Ger¬ 
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Schoenbach. 

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German  language,  Dictionaries. 

Grimm,  J.  L.  K.,  and  Grimm,  W.  K. 
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R.25 

Note.— For  v.  1-5  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Bech,  F.  Speuden  zur  altersbestimmung  neuhocli- 

deutscher  wortformen.  39  pp.  (Germania,  v.  18,  1873, 
p.257;  v.  20,  1875,  p.  31.) — Boelime,  O.  Beitraege  zur 
altersbestimmung  der  in  Weigands  Woerterbuche 
enthaltenen  neuhochdeutschen  wortformen.  40  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  28,  1883,  pp.  358,  391.)— Gbinbert,  A. 
Beitraege  zur  altersbestimmung  der  in  Weigands  Woer¬ 
terbuche  enthaltenen  neuhochdeutschen  wortformen. 
24  pp.  (Germania,  v.  29,  1884,  pp.  345,  385.)— Jeitteles, 
A.  Altdeutsche  glossen  aus  Innsbruck.  25  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  33,  1888,  p.  287. ) 

German  language,  Dictionaries  urith  mean¬ 
ings  in  other  languages. 


English. 

Fluegel,  F.  Dictionary  of  the  English 
and  German  languages  for  home  and  school. 
Ed.  by  I.  Schmidt  and  G.  Tanger.  1896,  2  v. 

R.34 

—  Kluge,  F.  Etymological  dictionary  of  the 
German  language.  Tr.  by  J.  F.  Davis.  1891. 

1103 


—  Tiiieme,  F.  W.  Neues  vollstaendiges 
kritisches  woerterbuch  der  englischen  und 
deutschen  sprache.  n.  d.,  2  v.  in  1.  — 215 


- Pocket  dictionary  of  the  English  and 

German  languages,  n.  d.  1178 

-  Williams,  F.  New  pocket- dictionary  of 

the  English  and  German  languages.  1856, 
2  pts.  in  1  v.  1186 

French. 

Frisch,  J.  L.  Nouveau  dictionnaire  des 
passagers  frangois-allemand  et  allemand-fran- 
gois  .  .  .  verbessert  von  Mr.  Mauvillon.  1772. 

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Latin. 

Diefenbacii,  L.  Glossarium  Latino-Ger- 
manicum  mediae  et  inflmae  aetatis.  [Supple- 
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-  Biefenbacli,  L.  Aus  der  stadtbibliothek  zu  Frank¬ 
furt  am  Main.  5  pp.  (Germania,  v.  18,  1873,  p.  76.) 

German  language,  Dictionaries,  Criticism,  etc. 

Beclistein,  R.  Ein  pessimistischer  zug  in  der 
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vocabulare  des  XV  und  XVI  jahrhunderts.  8  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  31,  1886,  p.  129.)— Be  tfcnincey,  T.  Anglo- 
German  dictionaries.  4  pp.  ( Uncoil,  writings,  v.  2, 
p.  348.) — Gombert,  A.  Bemerkungen  zum  deutschen 
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371,  493. )— Holtzmann,  A.  Die  alten  glossare.  38  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  1,  1856,  p.  110;  v.  8,  1863,  p.  385.)— Rieger, 
M.  Altmitteldeutsche  glossen  zu  Heinrici  Summariuin. 
17  pp.  (Germania,  v.  9,  1864,  p.  13.)— Troetscher,  J. 
Zum  mhd.  woerterbuche.  2  pp.  (Germania,  v.  30,  1885, 
p.  315.) 

German  language.  Etymology. 

Kluge,  F.  Etymological  dictionary  of  the 
German  language.  Tr.  by  J.  F.  Davis.  1891. 

1103 

-  Wrede,  F.  Ueber  die  sprache  der  Wanda- 

len :  ein  beitrag  zur  germanischen  namen- 
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-  Bnluler.  K.  von.  Worterklaerungen.  3  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  30,  1885,  p.  399.)— Bech,  F.  Dougen.  2  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  27,  1882,  p.  101.)— Klein e  beitraege.  12  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  10,  1865,  p.  395.) — Lesefruechte.  20  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  35,  1890,  pp.  185,  339.)— Necken.  3  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  25,  1880,  p.  272.)— Ueber  die  bedeutung  des 
adverbiums  naher.  3  pp.  (Germania,  v.  17,  1872,  p.  294.) 
—Wortformen  auf  -eze.  12  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  14,  1869, 
p.  431 ;  v.  22,  1877,  p.  290;  v.  28,  1883,  p.  296.)— Behaghel, 
O.  Die  neuhochdeutschen  zwillingswoerter.  36  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  23,  1878,  p.  257.)— Birllnger,  A.  Lobben. 
2  pp.  (Germania,  v.  18,  1873,  p.  112.)— Brenner,  O. 
Leute.  3  pp.  (Germania,  v.34,  1889,  p. 245.)— Crecelins, 
W.  Holunke.  3  pp.  (Germania,  v.  20,  1875,  p.  68.) — 
Worterklaerungen.  2  pp.  (Germania,  v.  17,  1872,  p.  99.) 
— Ehrismann,  G.  Ahd.  Liuzillutzil.  2  pp.  (Germania, 
v.  36, 1891,  p.  136.) — Gruntwelle,  Selpwege  ;  Unsih,  Iuwih  ; 
Meatris;  Ags.  TwSgen,  B6gen.  6  pp.  (Germania,  35, 
1890,  pp.  55,  58,  168.'— Jappesstift.  1  p.  (Germania,  v.  34, 
1889,  p.  492.)— Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Gibichenstein ;  Hase- 
hart ;  Sum,  sumelich  ;  Sioza ;  Himmel  und  gaume ;  Gruen 
und  kuen  ;  Wer ;  Darf ;  Nahtam  ;  Pleon  ;  Seife ;  Goth . 
mundrs,  ahd.  muntar;  Selmo,  Lasemonat ;  In;  In  und 
bei;  Dilde;  Kaese;  Sigifrem;  Einem  gebesten  ;  All,  also, 
als;  Almeinde;  Scuopuoza;  Scado;  Frauennamen  auf 
Niwi;  Baudo;  Sindos;  Auhns  und  stein;  Hlid.  Scelb. 
Drep.  77  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  7,  pp.  83,  86,  90,  95, 
212,  213,  232,  236,  238,  242,  243,  244,  24e  247,  249,  251,  252,  253, 
283,  293,  296,  301,  334,  347,  351,  409,  410,  461.)— Hlid.  scelb. 
drep.  7  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  7,  p.  461 ;  and  Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  3,  1858,  p.  1.)— Ueber  die  woerter  wolf 


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und  woelfin.  3  pp.  ( Kleinere  schriften,  v.  5,  p.  391.) 
— Ueber  ein  verloren  gegangenes  demonstrativum 
dev  alten  deutschen  sprache.  5  pp.  (Kleinere  schrif¬ 
ten,  v.  6,  p.  302.)  —  Ueber  schenken  und  geben. 
38  pp.  ( Kleinere  schriften,  v.  2,  p.  173.)  —  Das  wort 
des  besitzes.  32  pp.  ( Kleinere  schriften,  v.  1,  p.  113.) 
— Hoefer.  A.  Altvile  im  Sachsen-spiegel.  9  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  15,  1870,  p.  417;  v.  18,  1873,  p.  29.) — Hof- 
H13U19I,  C.  Ueber  die  herleitung  des  namens  Baier. 
7  pp.  (Germania,  v.  7,  1862,  p.  470.)— Holtzmann,  A. 
Das  lange  a.  13  pp.  (Germania,  v.  9,  1864,  p.  179.)— Zur 
und  su.  4  pp.  (Germania,  v.  2,  1857,  p.  214.)— Kries;!*. 
G.  L.  Ueber  die  woerter  buweding  und  bubeck.  7  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  17,  1872,  p.  452.)— Latendorf,  F.  Die 
endung  er  und  die  partikel  odcr  bei  unbestimmten  zahlen- 
angaben.  5  pp.  (Germania,  v.  13,  1868,  p.  202.) — I.ieb- 
roclij.  F.  Tpru,  purt.  3  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  25,  1880,  p.  88.) 
—Pfeiffer,  F.  Alswa.  alwee.  4  pp.  (Germania,  v.  2, 
1857,  p.  486.) — Diu  wende.  2  pp.  (Germania,  v.  5,  1860, 
p.  208.)— Mangel.  2  pp.  (Germania,  v.  8,  1863,  p.  61.) — 
K(i|>|>.  T.  Ueber  die  bedeutung  von  aim.  8  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  17, 1872,  p.  297.)—  Seim lze.  W.  Samstag.  19pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  33,  1895,  p.  366.) — 
Tobler,  L.  Hans,  kleid,  leib.  25  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  4, 
1859,  p.  160.)— Veriialeken,  T.  Der  ritte.  1  p.  (Ger- 
ma7iia,  v.  11,  1866,  p.  174.)— Wilken,  E.  Mhd.  baehen  ; 
Mhd.  iener,  niener,  niuwan.  niuwene,  und  niene.  7  pp. 
( Germania,  v.  19,  1874,  pp.  59,  346. )— Zing'erie,  I.  V.  Zur 
ruore.  3  pp.  (Germania,  v.  8,  1863,  p.  56.) 

German  language,  Grammar. 

Bernays,  A.  Compendious  German  gram¬ 
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-  Garke,  H.  Prothese  und  apliaerese  des 

H  im  althochdeutschen.  1891.  (Brink,  B.  E. 
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-  Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Abhandlungen  zur  lit- 

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-  Hickes,  G.  Institutiones  grammaticae 

Franco-Theotiscae.  1703.  (In  his  Ling.  vett. 

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-  Meidinger,  J.  V.  Grammaire  pratique  de 

la  langue  allemande.  1849.  — 2145 

-  Strauss,  G.  L.  M.  Grammar  of  the  Ger¬ 
man  language.  1852.  — 2137 

-  lieeh.  F.  Umgelautete  conjunctivuspraeteriti  rueck- 

umlautender  zeitwoerter.  29  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  15,  1870, 
p.  129. )— Zu  brflsche  (zu  prflse,  zu  prfisen)  gen.  4pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  18, 1873,  p.  210.) — BehsigJiel,  O.  Zum  Heliand 
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mania,  v.  19,  1874,  p.  99.)— Fierlinger,  J.  von.  Zur 
deutschen  verbal-flexion ;  Zur  deutschen  conjugation. 
17  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  27,  1885, 
pp.  189,430.) — ri'Oinmaiin,  K.  Zur  Luther-grannnatik. 
7  pp.  (Germania,  v.  26, 1881,  p.  409.)— Graff,  E.  G.  Alt- 
hochdeutsche  praepositionen.  42  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften, 
v.  4,  p.  229.)—  Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Acc.  bei  adjectiven  ;  Zu 
statt  des  zweiten  Acc.;  Ueber  umlaut  und  brechung ; 
Vorangestellte  genitive  ;  E  und  e,  dabei  ueber  Kepa, 
Kepi,  Chlachan,  Quepan,  Spid ;  Beginnen ;  Ueber  den 
sogenannten  mitteldeutschen  vocalismus;  Ueber  eine 
construction  des  imperati vs.  36  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften, 
v.  7,  pp.  81,  82, 114,  120,  177,  286,  324,  338.)— Die  ahd.  prae- 
terita.  5  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  7,  p.  471 ;  and  Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  3,  1858,  p.  147. ) — Deutsche  grammatik  ;  Zur  re¬ 
cension  der  deutschen  grammatik.  105  pp.  (Kleinere 
schriften,  v.  8,  pp.  25,  508.) — Der  deutsche  instrumental^. 
4  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  7,  p.  476 ;  and  Germania,  v.  2, 


1858,  p.  151.)— Participium  praes.  fuer  krankheiten.  2  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  2,  1857,  p.  377.)— Ueber  ein  verloren  gegan¬ 
genes  demonstrativum  der  alten  deutschen  sprache ; 
Vom  hochdeutschen  adjectivum.  50  pp.  (Kleinere schrif¬ 
ten,  v.  6,  pp.  299,  307.)— Ueber  einen  fall  der  attraction. 
9  pp,  ( Germania,  v.  2, 1857,  p.  410. ) — Zur  althochdeutchen 
formlehre:  Piru,  pliruz,  stiruz  praeterita  von  pouwan, 
pluozan,  stozan.  1  p.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  5,  p.  390.)— 
llcncli,  G.  A.  Grammatische  darstellung.  57  pp. 
(Brink,  B.  E.  C.  ten,  and  others,  Quellen  und  forschungen, 
v.  72,  p.  57.)— Hensler,  A.  Zur  lautform  des  Alemani- 
schen.  19  pp.  (Germania,  v.  34, 1889,  p.  112.) — ISoefer, 
A.  Zur  laut-,  wort-,  und  namenforschung.  123pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  14,  1869,  p.  197 ;  v.  15,  1870,  pp.  50,  411 ;  v.  18,  1873, 
pp.  200,  301;  v.  23,  1878,  pp.  1,  189.)— Hulthausen,  F. 
Die  reduplicirenden  verba  im  germanischen  ;  Gramma- 
tische  und  etyniologische  kleinigkeiten.  6  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  27, 1885,  p.  618.) — Hoitzmonn, 
A.  Das  adjectiv  in  den  Nibelungen.  24  pp.  (Germania, 
v.  6,  1861,  p.  1.) — Min  im  vocativ.  3  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  2, 
1857,  p.  464.) — Regiert  die  praeposition  mit  den  accusativ  ? 
6  pp.  (Germania,  v.  1,  1856,  p.  341.)— Holzmann,  M. 
Behaghel :  Zeitfolge  der  abhaengigen  rede  im  Deutschen. 
8  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  11,  1880,  p.  357.)— Jell  i- 
nek,  M.  II.  Zur  declination  der  ahd.  abstracta.  3  pp. 
( Germania ,  v.  36,  1891,  p.  137.) — Koelbing;,  E.  Zur  ent- 
stehung  der  relativsaetze  in  den  germanischen  sprachen. 
13  pp.  (Germania,  v.  21,  1876,  p.  28. )— Me.ver.  L.  Ueber 
das  deutsche,  insbesondere  gothische  adjectivum.  9  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  9,  1864,  p.  137.) — Micliaelis,  K.  T.  Die 
deutsche  satzlehre.  12  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  16, 
1886,  p.456.) — Saussnre.  P.  de.  Comparatifs  et  super- 
latifs  germaniques  de  la  forme  inferus,  infimus.  11  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Ecoledes  hautes  Hades,  v. 73,  p.  383.) — Schmidt. 
J.  Die  germanische  flexion  des  verbum  substantivum 
und  das  hiatusfuellende  rim  hochdeutschen.  9  pp.  (Zeits. 
f.  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  25,  1881,  p.  592.) — Tobler,  L. 
Ueber  auslassung  und  vertretung  des  pronomen  relati- 
vum.  38  pp.  (Germania,  v.  17,  1872,  p.  257.) — Ueber  den 
relativen  gebraucli  des  deutschen  “  und,”  mit  verglei- 
chung  verwandter  spracherscheinungen.  14  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  13,  1868,  p.  91.)— Ueber  die  sogenannten  verba 
intensiva  im  deutschen.  37  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  16,  1871, 
p.  1.)— Vernaleken,  T.  Morgend  als  adjectiv;  Sein 
mit  dem  infinitiv.  6  pp.  (Germania,  v.  5,  1860,  pp.  95,365.) 
— Wilken,  E.  Zur  deutschen  declination.  17  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  19,  1874,  p.  18.)— Eingerle,  I.  V.  Die  partikel 
9,.  11  pp.  (Germania,  v.  7,  1862,  p.  257.) — Zum  gebrauch 
des  comparativs  im  mittelhochdeutschen.  4  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.9,  1864,  p.  403.) 

German  language,  History. 

Brink,  B.  E.  C.  ten,  and  others  (Eds.) 
Quellen  und  forschungen  zur  sprach-  und  cul- 
turgeschichte  der  germanischen  voelker. 

V.  50-83.  1883-97.  34  v.  in  16.  —3166 

Note. — For  v.  1-49  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Paul,  H.,  and  Braune,  W.  (Eds.)  Bei- 

traege  zur  geschichte  der  deutschen  sprache 
und  literatur.  1874-76,  3  v.  — 2156 

-  Super,  C.  W.  History  of  the  German  lan¬ 
guage.  1893.  — 2131 

-  Bechstein,  R.  Zur  geschichte  der 

deutschen  schriftsprache.  4  pp.  ( Germania , 

V.  8,  1863,  p.  462. ) 

-  Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Beitraege  zur  geschichte  der  alt- 

deutschen  sprache  und  dichtkunst.  6  pp.  (Kleinere 
schriften,  v.  6,  p.  101.)— and  others.  Zur  geschichte  der 
deutschen  philologie,  briefe.  167  pp.  (Germania,  v.  11, 
1866,  pp.  Ill,  239,  375,  498 ;  v.  12,  1867,  pp.  115,  241,  370  ; 
v.  13,  1868,  pp.  118,  244,  365,  487.)— Pfeiffer,  F.  Mittel- 
deutsch.  5  pp.  (Germania,  v.  7,  1862,  p.  226.)— Toisclier, 

W.  Zur  geschichte  der  deutschen  sprache  und  literatur 
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German  language,  Idioms. 

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German  language.  Periodicals. 

Germania.  Vierteljahrsschrift  fuer  deut- 
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13  v.  —2182 

Note. — V.  8  wanting. 

-  Jahrbuecher  und  Neue  jahrbuecher  fuer 

philologie  und  paedagogik.  Leipz.,  1884-97. 
28  v.  —2102 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  PHILOLOGUS.  v.  44-56.  Goett.,  1885-97. 

13  v.  —4165 

- Supplementbaende.  5,  6.  Goett.,  1889- 

93.  2  v.  —4164 

- Philologischer  anzeiger.  Als  ergaen- 

zung  des  Philologus.  v.  15-17.  Goett.,  1885- 
87.  3  v.  —4164 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Rheinisches  Museum  fuer  philologie. 

v.  40-52.  Frankf.  am  M.,  1885-97.  13  v.  — 2195 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

German  language,  Pronunciation  and  spell¬ 
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Goldschmidt,  H.  Der  vokalismus  des 
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p.  247.) — Buehner,  W.  Die  deutsche  rechtschreibungs- 
conferenz.  19  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1876,  v.  1,  p.  825.)— 
Eiclihoff,  F.  G.  Des  lettres,  et  de  la  prononciation. 
12  pp.  (Meidinger,  J.  V.,  Grammaire  pratique  de  la 
langue  allemande,  p.  5.) — Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Ueber  die 
fuer  ch,  sch,  sz,  vorgeschlagnen  zeichen.  5  pp.  (Klei- 
nere  schriften,  v.  7,  p.  479.)— lielle,  J.  Die  deutsche  und 
die  lateinische  schrift.  14  pp.  ( Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  30, 
1882,  p.  431.) — Pfeiffer,  F.  Ueber  die  betonun'g  vier- 
silbiger  woertcr  im  mittelhochdeutschen.  5  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  11, 1866,  p.445.) — Ram  bean,  A.  Phonetikim 
sprachunterricht  und  die  deutsche  aussprache.  30  pp. 
(Eng.  studien,  v.  15,  1891,  p.  360.) —  Rosenthal,  J.  Unsere 
sprache.  17  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1882,  v.  1,  p.  708.)— Sail- 
tiers,  D.  Zur  regelung  der  deutschen  rechtschreibung. 
8  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1875,  v.  1,  p.  458.) 

German  language.  Prosody. 

Bartsch,  K.  F.  Der  saturn ische  vers  und 
die  altdeutsche  langzeile.  Beitrag  zur  ver- 
gleichenden  metrik.  1867.  — 2156 

-  Fuiir,  K.  Metrik  des  westgermanischen 

allitterations-verses.  1892.  — 2143 


- Meyer,  R.  M.  Grundlagen  des  mittel¬ 
hochdeutschen  strophenbaus.  1886.  (Brink, 
B.  E.  C.  ten,  and  others,  Quellen  und 
forschungen,  v.  58.)  — 3166 

-  Bartseli,  K.  F.  Der  innere  reim  in  der  hoefischen 

lyrik.  66  pp.  (Germania,  v.  12,  1867,  p.  129.) — Die  me- 
trischen  regeln  des  Heinrich  Hesler  und  Nicolaus  von 
Jeroschin.  11  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  1,  1856,  p.  192.)— Der 
strophenbau  in  der  deutschen  lyrik.  42  pp.  (Germania, 
v.  2,  1857,  p.  257.)— Gemoll,  W.  Der  vers  von  4  hebungen 
und  die  langzeile.  10  pp.  (Germania,  v.  19,  1874,  p.  35.) 
—Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Zur  geschichte  des  deutschen 
reims.  4  pp.  ( Kleiner e  schriften,  v.  6,  p.  276.) — Ilirt,  H. 
Zur  metrik  des  altsaechsischen  und  althochdeutschen 
allitterationsverses.  70  pp.  (Germania,  v.  36,  1891, 
pp.  139,  279.) —  Lachinann,  K.  K.  F.  W.  Ueber  alt- 
hochdeutsche  betonung  und  verskunst.  49  pp.  (Kleinere 
schriften,  v.  1,  p.  358.) 

German  language,  Spelling.  See  with  Pro¬ 
nunciation. 

German  language,  Syntax. 

Roetteken,  H.  Der  zusammengesetzte 
satz  bei  Berthold  von  Regensburg  :  ein  bei¬ 
trag  zur  mittelhochdeutschen  syntax.  1884. 
(Brink,  B.  E.  C.  ten,  and  others,  Quellen  und 
forschungen,  v.  53. )  — 3166 

-  BeliagJiel,  O.  Beitraege  zur  deutschen  syntax. 

31pp.  (Germania,  v.  24,  1879,  pp.  24,  167.)— Erdmann, 
O.  Zur  geschichtlichen  betrachtung  der  deutschen  syn¬ 
tax.  27  pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  15,  1885,  p.  387.) — 
Jeitteles,  A.  Zur  neuhochdeutschen  syntax.  6  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  32,  1887,  p.  356.) 

German  life  in  London.  14  pp.  Katscher,  L. 

( Nineteenth  Gent.  v.  21,  1887,  p.  726.) 

German  literature,  Bibliography. 

Alberti,  E.  C.  S.  Lexikon  der  schleswig- 
holstein-lauenburgischen  und  eutinischen 
schriftsteller  von  1829  bis  mitte  1866.  1867- 

68,  2  v.  W.  76 

-  Bartsch,  K.  F.  Bibliographische  ueber- 

sicht,  1862-84.  ( Germania ,  v.  8-30,  1862-84.) 

—3165 

- and  Ehrismann,  G.  Bibliographische 

uebersicht,  1885-88.  ( Germania,  v.  35-37, 

1890-92. )  —3165 

-  Brockiiaus,  H.  (Ed.)  F.  A.  Brockhaus  in 

Leipzig.  Yollstaendiges  verzeichniss  der  von 
der  firma  F.  A.  Brockhaus  in  Leipzig  seit 
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jahre  1805  bis  zu  dessen  hundertjaehrigem  ge- 
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1872-75,  2  v.  *  W.  74 

-  Eckart,  R.  Niedersaechsische  sprach- 

denkmaeler  in  uebersichtlicher  darstellung 
mit  genauen  quellenangaben.  1893.  — 2135 

-  Gutenaecker,  J.  Verzeichniss  aller  pro¬ 
gramme  und  gelegenheitsschriften,  welche 
an  den  K.  Bayer,  lyzeen,  gymnasien,  und  la- 
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-  Hahn,  H.  Bibliotheca  Gerflianorum  ero¬ 
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kon.  v.  17-18,  pt.  2,  1880-88.  1886-90,  2  v.  in  4. 

L.lll 

Note.— For  v.  1-16  see  preceding  catalogue. 


GERMAN  LITERATURE,  Bibliography  1698 


GERMAN  LITERATURE,  History,  etc. 


-  Hinrichs,  J.  C.  Verzeichniss  der  neu  er- 

schienenen  und  neu  aufgelegten  buecher, 
landkarten  .  .  .  1886-97.  1886-97,  11  v.  in  18. 

L.125 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  Koehler,  K.  F.,  in  preceding 
catalogue. 

-  Kayser,  C.  G.  Vollstaendiges  buecher- 

lexicon.  v.  23-28,  1883-96.  1887-96,  6  v.  L.lll 

Note. — For  v.  1-22  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- Sach-  und  schlagwortregister  zum  sie- 

ben-  und  achtundzwanzigsten  bande  1891-94. 
Bearbeitet  von  A.  Dressel  und  A.  Hilbert. 
1896.  L.lll 

- — -  Koehler,  K.  F.  (Ed.)  Jahrbuch  fuer  den 
deutschenbuchhandel.  Jahrgang  1893.  [1893.] 

L.87 

-  Weller,  E.  Repertorium  typographicum. 

Die  deutsche  literatur  im  ersten  viertel  des 
sechzehnten  jahrhunderts.  1864-85,  3  v.  in  1. 

L.64 

-  Wenzel,  K.  G.  Aus  Weimar’s  goldenen 

tagen.  1859.  W.  57 

- Bartsch,  K.  F.  Ein  altes  buecherverzeichniss.  6  pp. 

( Germania ,  v.  24,  1879,  p.  16.)— Birlinger,  A.  Zu  den 
volksbuechern.  4  pp.  (Germania,  v.  15,  1870,  p.  99.) — 
Weller,  E.  Nachlese  zu  “  Die  ersten  deutschen  zeitun- 
gen.”  9  pp.  (Germania,  v.  26,  1881,  p.  106.)— Zum  Reper¬ 
torium  typographicum,  1500-26.  9  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  25, 
1880,  p.  420  ;  v.  29,  1884,  p.  407.) 

German  literature.  Bibliography,  Periodicals. 

Allgemeine  bibliographie :  monatliches 
verzeichniss  der  wichtigern  neuen  erschei- 
nungen,  der  deutschen  und  auslaendischen 
literatur.  Leipz.,  1881-96.  16  v.  in  8.  4484 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Centralblatt  fuer  bibliothekswesen. 

Leipz.,  1884-97.  14  v.  L.44 

- Beiheft.  Leipz.,  1892-97.  5  v.  L.44 

-  Petzholdt,  J.  Neuer  anzeiger  fuer  bibli¬ 
ographie  und  bibliothekwissenschaft.  Dresd., 
1885-86.  2  v.  W.  26 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

German  literature.  Collections  and  selections. 

Bibliothek  des  literarischen  vereins  in 
Stuttgart,  v.  168-211.  1884-96,  44  v.  in  42. 

—3125 

Note. — For  1-167  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Brink,  B.  E.  C.  ten,  and  others  (Eds.) 

Quellen  und  forschungen  zur  sprach-  und 
culturgeschichte  der  germanischen  voelker. 
1874-97,  83  v.  in  28.  —3166 

-  Muellenhoff,  K.  V.,  and  Scherer,  W. 

(Eds.)  Denkmaeler  deutscher  poesie  und 
prosa  aus  dem  VIII-XII  jahrhundert.  1892, 
2  v.  2252 

-  Mueller,  F.  M.  (Ed.)  German  classics 

from  the  fourth  to  the  nineteenth  century. 
1886,  2  v.  —3156 

-  Zaciier,  E.  J.  A.  (Ed.)  Germanistische 

handbibliotliek.  v.  2,  3.  1872-75,  2  v. 

1214  ;  —2256 

-  Beoli.  F.  (Ed.)  Allerlei  aus  Zeitzer  liandschriften. 

14  pp.  (Germania,  v.  20,  1875,  p.  322.)— Ilauiit,  J.  (Ed.) 
Zwei  altlioclideutsche  bruchstuecke.  2  pp.  (Germania, 
v.  14,  1869,  p.  66.) —  Itoinz,  F.  Mittheilungen  aus  der 
Muenchener  Koen,  Bibliothek.  37  pp.  ( Germania , 


v.  31,  1886,  p.  57.)— Schmidt,  G.  (Ed.)  Erdichtete  liebes- 
briefe  des  XV  jahrh.  in  niederdeutscher  sprache.  10  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  10,  1865,  p.  385.) 

Note. — For  the  analysis  of  any  of  these  Collections  see 
its  name  or  the  name  of  its  editor. 


See  also  Drama  and  the  Stag'©,  German. — tier- 
man  ballads  and  songs,  fiction,  folk-lore, 
poetry. 


Note. — In  addition  to  the  list  on  p.  1572  of  the  first 
Catalogue,  the  library  has  the  collected  works  of : 


Diez,  F.  C. 

Gleim,  F.  W.  L. 

Grimm,  J.  L.  K. 

Grimm,  W.  K. 

Hagedorn,  F.  von. 
Hutton,  U.  von. 

Knebel,  K.  L.  von. 
Lagarde  (Boetticher),  A. 
P.  de. 

La  Motte-Fouqu6,  F.  H. 
K.,  Freilierr  de. 


Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Freiherr 
von. 

Mueller,  E. 

Muellner,  A.  G.  A. 

Sachs,  H. 

Schlosser,  J.  F.  H. 

Strauss,  D.  F. 

Uhland,  J.  L. 

Vischer,  W. 

Wolf,  F.  J. 


German  literature,  Criticism.  See  with  His¬ 
tory. 


German  literature,  Dictionaries. 

Alberti,  E.  C.  S.  Lexikon  der  schleswig- 
holstein-lauenburgischen  und  eutinischen 
schriftsteller  von  1829  bis  mitte  1866.  1867- 

68,  2  v.  W.  76 

-  Bornmueller,  F.  Biographisches  schrift- 

steller-lexikon  der  gegenwart.  1882.  L.105 

- Bruemmer,  K.W.  F.  Lexikon  der  deutschen 

dichter  und  prosaisten  des  neunzehnten  jahr¬ 
hunderts.  1885,  2  v.  1177 

-  Hinriciisen,  A.  Das  literarische  Deutsch¬ 
land.  1887.  1194 

-  Stern,  A.  Lexicon  der  deutschen  nati¬ 
onal!  itteratur.  1883.  1186 


German  literature,  History  and  criticism. 

Ave-Lallemant,  F.  C.  B.  Das  deutsche 
gaunerthum  in  seiner  social-politischen,  lite¬ 
rarischen,  und  linguistischen  ausbildung  zu 
seinem  heutigen  bestande.  1858-62,  4  v.  in  3. 

—1376 

-  Baechtold,  J.  Geschichte  der  deutschen 

literatur  in  der  Schweiz.  1892.  2242 

-  Bintz,  J.  Einfluss  der  Ars  poetica  des 

Horaz  auf  die  deutsche  litteratur  des  XVIII 
jahrhunderts.  1892.  ( Wilhelm-Gymnasium 

zu  Hamburg,  Bericht,  1891-92. )  3252 

-  Blaze  de  Bury,  A.  H.  B.,  Baron,  dit. 

Ecrivains  et  po&tes  de  l’Allemagne.  1846. 

2224 

-  Bossert,  A.  Litterature  allemande  au 

moyen  age  et  les  origines  de  1’ epopee  ger- 
manique.  1882.  2242 

-  Boyesen,  H.  H.  Essays  on  German  litera¬ 
ture.  1892.  2252 

-  Brandes,  G.  M.  C.  Romantische  schule 

in  Deutschland,  n.  d.  (In  his  Hauptstroe- 
mungen  der  lit.  des  neunzehnten  jahrh.  v.  2. ) 

2224 

-  Brink,  B.  E.  C.  ten,  and  others  (Eds. ) 

Quellen  und  forschungen  zur  sprach-  und 
culturgeschichte  der  germanischen  voelker. 
1874-97,  83  v.  in  28.  —3166 


GERMAN  LITERATURE,  History,  etc. 


1G99 


GERMAN  LITERATURE,  Selections 


-  Denina,  G.  M.  C.  Prusse  littfiraire  sous 

Fred6ric  II ;  ou,  histoire  abregee  de  la  plupart 
des  auteurs,  des  acaddmiciens,  et  des  artists 
.  .  .  [des]  dtats  prussiens,  1740-86.  1790-91, 

3  v.  W.  47 

-  Duentzer,  J.  H.  J.  Erlaeuterungen  zu 

den  deutschen  klassikern.  1873-86,  82  v.  in  25. 

—3167 

-  Goethe,  J.  W.  von.  Aufsaetze  zur  litte- 

ratur.  n.  d.  2  v.  ( Werke,  herausg.  von  H. 
Duentzer ,  v.  31,  32. )  — 3184 

-  Gottschall,  K.  R.  von.  Deutsche  na- 

tionallitteratur  des  neunzehnten  jahrhun- 

derts.  1891-92,  4  v.  2242 

-  Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Abhandlungen  zur  litte- 

ratur  und  grammatik.  1866.  ( Kleinere  schrif- 

ten,  v.  3. )  — 3153 

-  Hauffen,  A.  Caspar  Scheidt,  der  lehrer 

Fischarts.  Studien  zur  geschichte  der  gro- 
bianischen  litteratur  in  Deutschland.  1889. 
(Brink,  B.  E.  C.  ten,  and  others,  Quellen  and 
forschungen ,  v.  66. )  — 3166 

- Hedge,  F.  H.  Hours  with  German  classics. 

1886.  2216 

-  Heine,  C.  J.  H.  Romantic  school.  Tr. 

by  S.  L.  Fleishman.  1882.  2216 

- Travel-pictures  .  .  .  together  with  the 

Romantic  school.  Tr.  by  F.  Storr.  1887. 

—3185 

-  Herford,  C.  H.  Studies  in  the  literary 

relations  of  England  and  Germany  in  the  six¬ 
teenth  century.  1886.  2227 

-  Hillebrand,  J.  Deutsche  nationallitera- 

tur  im  XVIII  und  XIX  jahrhundert.  1875, 
3  v.  '  2224 

-  Hillebrand,  K.  Six  lectures  on  the  his¬ 
tory  of  German  thought  from  the  seven 
years’  war  to  Goethe’s  death.  1880.  2237 

-  Joret,  C.  Literature  allemande  au  XVIII 

siecle.  1876.  2242 

-  Kelle,  J.  Geschichte  der  deutschen  litte¬ 
ratur  von  der  aeltesten  zeit  bis  zur  mitte  des 
elften  jahrhunderts.  1892.  2242 

-  Osborn,  M.  Teufellitteratur  des  XVI 

jahrhunderts.  1893.  2252 

-  Paul,  H.,  and  Braune,  W.  {Eds.)  Bei- 

traege  zur  geschichte  der  deutschen  sprache 
und  literatur.  1874-76,  3  v.  — 2156 

-  Perry,  T.  S.  From  Opitz  to  Lessing  :  a 

study  of  pseudo-classicism  in  literature.  1885. 

2235 

-  Scherer,  W.  History  of  German  litera¬ 
ture.  Tr.  from  the  3  German  ed.  by  Mrs. 
F.  C.  Conybeare.  1886,  2  v.  2216 

-  Tastu,  Mme.  S.  C.  A.  V.  Tableau  de  la 

literature  allemande.  1858.  2241 

-  Teuffel,  W.  S.  Studien  und  charakteri- 

stiken  zur  griechischen  und  roemischen  sowie 
zur  deutschen  literaturgeschichte.  1871.  3232 

-  Acton,  J.  E.  E.  D.,  1  Baron  Acton.  German  schools 

of  history.  36  pp.  (Eng.  Hist.  Bev.  v.  1,  1886,  p.  7.) — 
Barlsels,  K.  F.  Alt-  und  mittelhochdeutsches  aus 
Engelberg.  29  pp.  (Germania,  v,  18,  1873,  pp.  45,  234.)  — 

VQL.  111,-213. 


Beds.  F.  Allerhand  vermuthungen  und  nachweise. 
17  pp.  (Germania,  v.  22,  1877,  p.  34.) — Beliajfliel,  O. 
Zu  den  kleinern  altniederdeutschen  denkmaelern.  4  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  21,  1876,  p.  202.)— Die  berliner  gviila- 
litaetsepoclie  im  anfange  dieses  jahrhunderts.  18  pp. 
(  Unsere  Zeit,  1867,  v.  2,  p.  801.) — Birliugcr,  A.  Kleine 
beitraege.  8  pp.  (Germania,  v.  16,  1871,  p.  82.)— Blind, 
K.  Mr.  Gladstone  on  German  literature.  3  pp.  (Fortn. 
Bev.  n.  s.  v.  47,  1890,  p.  292.) — Bryant,  W.  C.  German 
literature.  4  pp.  (Prose  writings,  v.  2,  p.  287.)— Carlyle, 
T.  Early  German  literature.  52  pp.  ( Crit.  and  miscel. 
essays,  v.  2,  p.  105  :  TForfcs,  v.  16.) — State  of  German  litera¬ 
ture.  53  pp.  ( Crit.  and  miscel.  essays,  v.  1,  p.  23  :  Works, 
v.  15.) — Diemer,  J.  Kleine  mittheilungen.  10  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  3,  1858,  p.  351.) — Fischer,  H.  Kleine  mit¬ 
theilungen.  17  pp.  (Germania,  v.  23,  1878,  p.  52;  v.  30, 
1885,  p.  98.) — Fraenkel,  L.  Bemerkungen  zur  entwick- 
lung  des  Grobianismus.  13  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  36,  1891, 
p.  181.) — Gellckeii,  F.  H.  German  socialism  and  lit¬ 
erary  sterility.  13  pp.  (Forum,  v.  14,  1893,  p.  660.) — 
Ciottscliall,  K.  R.  von.  Deutsche  literarhistoriker  der 
neuesten  zeit.  27  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  1,  p.  65.)— 
Das  literarische  Franzosentlium  in  Deutschland.  15  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1873,  v.  1,  p.  721.)— Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Fund- 
gruben  fuel-  geschichte  deutscher  sprache  und  literatur, 
herausg.  von  H.  Hoffmann.  6  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften, 
v.  5,  p.  277.)— Von  der  Hagen,  Docen,  und  Buesching  : 
Museum  fuer  altdeutsche  literatur  und  kunst.  14  pp. 
(Kleinere  schriften,  v.  6,  p.  16.) — Zu  den  altdeutschen 
gespraechen. .  4  pp.  (Kleiners  schriften,  v.  7,  p.  467.) — 
SSanSIcviSle.  P.  C.  A.,  Baron  de.  De  la  literature  his- 
torique  de  l’Allemagne  moderne.  19  pp.  ( Correspon - 
dant,  v.  45,  1858,  p.522.) — Haupt,  M.  Ueber  die  bezie- 
hungen  Friedrichs  des  Grossen  zu  der  entwickelung  der 
deutschen  litteratur.  8  pp.  (Opuscula,  v.  3,  p.  156.)— 
Menviscli,  C.  F.  Compendio  storico  della  letteratura 
tedesca.  63  pp.  (Propugnatore,  v.  3,  pt.  2, 1870,  p.  3 ;  v.  4, 
pt.  1,  1871,  p.  260. )—  Jnn;r,  A.  Moderne  rhapsoden  und 
lesende  schriftsteller.  13  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1870,  v.  1, 
p.  175.)— JLiebrocht,  F.  Beitraege  zur  novellenkunde, 
mit  besondereni  bezug  auf  die  aeltere  deutsche  littera¬ 
tur.  16  pp.  (Germania,  v.  1,  1853,  p.  257.)— Kleine  mit¬ 
theilungen.  14  pp.  (Germania,  v.  21,  1S76,  p.  67 ;  v.  25, 
1880,  p.295.) — Making  of  Germany.  21pp.  (Quart. 
Bev.  v.  173,  1891,  p.  159.)— Martin,  E.  Deutsche  literatur 
Boelimens  im  mittelalter.  14  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d. 
Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  16,  1878,  p.  20.) — 
Minor,  J.  Classiker  und  romantiker.  20  pp.  (Geiger, 
E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  10,  1889,  p.  212.) — Schiller,  K. 
Mittelniederdeutsche  sprachproben.  9  pp.  (Germania, 
v.  12,  1867,  p.  323;  v.  14,  1869,  p.  408.)— Sjtrenger,  R. 
Zur  mittelniederdeutschen  litteratur.  2  pp.  ( Germania, 

•  v.  21,  1876,  p.  352.) — Suttner,  B.  von.  Literarisches  in 
der  wiener  tagespresse.  21  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  2, 
p.  164.)— Toisclier,  W.  Zur  geschichte  der  deutschen 
sprache  und  literatur  in  Boehmen.  38  pp.  (Verein  f. 
gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  23,  1885, 
p.277;  v.  26,  1888,  p.  26;  v.  28,  1890,  p.  232.)— Vetter,  F. 
Kleine  mittheilungen.  10  pp.  (Germania,  v.  27,  1882, 
pp.  219,  410.) — Zumbini,  B.  Di  alcune  relazioni  del 
Foscolo  con  la  letteratura  tedesca.  12  pp.  (Nuov.  antol. 
3  s.  v.  25,  1890,  p.  771.) 

Note. — Criticisms  of  the  works  of  any  author  will  be 
found  under  his  name. 

German  literature.  Periodicals. 

Deutsche  Rundschau.  Berl.,  1874-97. 


93  v.  — 4145 

—  Germania.  Vierteljahrsschrift  fuer  deut¬ 

sche  alterthumskunde.  Stuttg.  and  Wien, 
1858-92.  37  v.  —3165 

—  ILLUSTRIRTE  ZEITUNG,  V.  50-109.  Leipz., 

1868-97.  60  v.  3141 

—  Unsere  Zeit.  Deutsche  revue  der  gegen- 

wart.  Leipz.,  1865-91.  53  v.  — 4115 


German  literature,  Selections.  See  with  Col¬ 
lections. 


GERMAN  MANUSCRIPTS 


1700  GERMAN  OR  WESTERN  EMPIRE,  Law 


German  manuscripts.  See  Manuscripts  ancl 
Papyri,  German. 

German  novels.  See  German  fiction. 
German  ocean.  See  North  sea. 

German  odes.  See  German  poetry. 

German  opera  and  everyday  life.  8  pp. 

Damrosch,  W.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  149,  1889,  p.  699.) 

German  or  Western  empire,  History. 

Boehmer,  J.  F.  Regesta  chronologico- 
diplomatica  regum  atque  imperatorum  Roma- 
norum  inde  a  Conrado  I  usque  ad  Heinricum 
VII.  1831.  3601 

-  Broecker,  L.  O.  Geschichte  des  deut- 

schen  voltes  und  des  deutschen  Reiches  von 
843-1024.  1890-91,  2  v.  in  1.  3617 

-  Freher,  M.  (Ed.)  Rerum  Germanicarum 

scriptores,  aliquot  insignes,  qui  gesta  sub 
regibus  et  imperatoribus  Teutonicis,  jam  inde 
a  Carolo  M.  usque  ad  Fridericum  III.  1717, 

3  v.  3601 

-  Gfroerer,  A.  F.  Geschichte  der  ost-  und 

westfraenkischen  Carolinger  vom  tode  Lud- 
Avigs  des  Frommen  bis  zum  ende  Conrads  I 
(840-918).  1848,  2  v.  4667 

-  Innocentius  IV,  Pope.  Ex  registro  episto- 

lae  selectae.  1887.  (Rodenberg,  K..  Epistolae 
saee.  XIII,  v.  2  :  Monumenta  German,  hist. ) 

3632 

-  Khevenhiller,  F.  C.  Annales  Ferdinan- 

dei ;  oder,  Avahrhaffte  beschreibung  Kayser’s 
Ferdinandi  des  andern.  1721-26,  12  v.  in  8. 

3611 

-  Libelli  de  lite  imperatorum  et  pontificum 

saeculis  XI  et  XII  conscripti  Ed.  Societas 
aperiendis  fontibus  rerum  Germanicarum 
medii  aevi.  1891-92,  2  v.  ( Monumenta  Ger¬ 
man.  hist.)  3631 

-  Liebermann,  F.,  and  Pauli,  G.  R.  (Eds.) 

Ex  rerum  Anglicarum  scriptoribus  saec.  XII 
et  XIII.  1885.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  27. ) 

3671 

- Lindner,  T.  Geschichte  des  deutschen 

Reiches  vom  ende  des  14  jahrhunderts  bis  zur 
Reformation.  1875-80,  2  v.  3692 

-  Mercy-Argenteau,  F.  C.,  Comte  de.  Cor- 

respondance  secrete  avec  l’Empereur  Joseph 
II  et  le  Prince  de  Kaunitz.  Pub.  par  A. 
d’Arneth  et  J.  Flammermont.  1889-91,  2  v. 

.2601 

-  Monumenta  Germaniae  historica  inde 

ab  anno  Christi  500  usque  ad  annum  1500,  ed. 
Societas  aperiendis  fontibus  rerum  Germani¬ 
carum  medii  aevi.  1877-96,  46  v.  3632 

-  Mueller,  K.  Der  kampf  Ludwigs  des 

Baiern  mit  der  roemischen  curie.  1879-80, 

2  v.  in  1.  3613 

-  Munich.  Akademie  der  Wissenschaften. 

Vatikanische  akten  zur  deutschen  geschichte 
in  der  zeit  Kaiser  Ludwigs  des  Bayern.  1891. 

3613 

-  Scheffer,  A.  Resume  de  I’histoire  de 

]’ Empire  germanique,  1824,  3677 


-  Sybel,  H.  von.  Die  deutsche  nation  und 

das  Kaiserreich.  1862.  3692 

-  Vivenot,  A.  von.  Herzog  Albrecht  von 

Sachsen-Teschen  als  Reichs-feld-marschall : 
ein  beitrag  zur  geschichte  des  Reichsverfalles 
und  des  Baseler  friedens.  1864-66,  2  v.  in  3. 

3602 

-  Weiland,  L.  (Ed.)  Constitutiones  et  acta 

publica  imperatorum  et  regum,  911-1272. 

1893-96,  2  v.  (Monumenta  German,  hist. 

Legum,  sect.  IV,  ac  1,  2.)  3632 

- Wolf,  P.  P.  Geschichte  Maximilians  I 

und  seiner  zeit.  1807-11,  4  v.  3607 

-  Zeller,  J.  S.  Histoire  d’  Allemagne.  1884- 

91,  7  v.  3624 

-  Butler,  C.  Succinct  history  of  the  geographical  and 

political  revolutions  of  the  German  empire.  French 
Revolution.  9  pp.  (In  his  Reminiscences,  p.  212.) — 
llriiflfel,  A.  von.  Kaiser  Karl  V  und  die  roemische 
curie,  1544-46.  131  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denk- 
schr.  v.  47 :  Hist,  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  13,  pt.  2,  1876,  p.  145.) 
— Basque t,  A.  Empire  d’orient  et  l’empire  d’occident. 
De  l’emploi  du  mot  /SacnAeu?  dans  les  actes  de  la  Chan- 
cellerie  byzantine.  22  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  26,  1884,  p.  28.) — 
tiradl,  H.  Aus  dem  Egerer  archive  :  beitraege  zur 
geschichte  Boehmens  und  des  Reiches  unter  Karl,  Wen¬ 
zel,  und  Sigmund.  12  pp.  ( Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen 
in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  31,  1893,  p.  42.) — Heinrich, 
Monk  of  Rebdorf.  Annales  imperatorum  et  paparum, 
1294-1362.  62  pp.  (Boehmer,  J.  F.,  Fontes  rer.  German. 
v.  4,  p.  507.)— Itoeller.  K.  A.  K.  von.  Kaiser  Karl  IV 
und  Kaiser  Karl  V :  eine  historische  parallele.  20  pp. 
(Verein  f.  gesch.  d.]  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil. 
v.  29,  1891,  p.  49.)— I.avisse,  E.  Etudes  sur  l’histoire 
d’Allemagne.  La  fondation  du  Saint-empire.  26  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes ,  1888,  3  p6r.  v.  87,  p.  357.)—  J.upolt, 
of  Bamberg.  Ritmaticum  querulosum  et  lamentosum 
dictamen  de  modernis  cursibus  et  defectibus  regni  ac 
imperii  Romanorum  (1341).  6  pp.  (Boehmer,  J.  F., 

Fontes  rer.  German,  v.  1,  p.  479.)— Macaulay,  G.  C. 
Capture  of  a  general  council,  1241.  17  pp.  (Eng.  Hist. 
Rev.  v.  6,  1891,  p.  1.) — Minoritae  Florentini  gesta 
imperatorum,  1106-1278.  64  pp.  (Boehmer,  J.  F., 

Fontes  rer.  German,  v.  4,  p.  609.)— Moll,  H.  Present 
state  of  the  German  empire.  49  pp.  (In  his  Modern 
hist.  v.  2,  p.  411.) — Porena,  F.  Sacro  rornano  Impero. 
17  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  19,  1887,  p.  249.)— Preger, 
W.  Beitraege  und  eroerterungen  zur  geschichte  des 
deutschen  Reiclis  in  den  jahren  1330-34.  82  pp.  (Munich, 
Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  54:  Hist,  classe,  Abhandl. 
v.  15,  pt.  2,  1880,  p.  1.) — Rariulphus.  Niger.  Ex  chro¬ 
nica  universali.  11  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  27, 
p.  331.) — Ralph  <Ie  Iticeto.  Dean  of  London.  Ex  ope- 
ribus  historicis.  35  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  27, 
p.  249.) — Rnmbahli,  B.,  d’lmola.  Liber  augustalis, 
vitas  Caesarum  a  C.  Julio  usque  ad  AVenceslaum  Imp. 
summarife  complectens.  22  pp.  (Freher,  M.,  Rer.  Ger¬ 
man.  sci'ipt.  v.  2,  p.  1.)— Rieeohahlo,  di  Ferrara.  His- 
toria  imperatorum  Romano-Germanicorum.  20  pp. 
(Eckhart,  J.  G.  von,  Corpus  hist.  v.  1,  p.  1149.) — Richter, 
W.  Aufloesung  des  karolingischen  Reiches  und  die 
gruendung  dreier  selbstaendiger  staaten.  52  pp.  (Samml. 
wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  3,  1889,  p.  777.)— Stieve,  F.  Ver- 
handlung  ueber  die  nachfolge  Kaiser  Rudolfs  II  in  den 
jahren  1581-1602.  160  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens. 

Denkschr.  v.  54:  Hist,  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  15,  pt.  1,  1880, 

p.  1.) 

See  also  Europe,  History. — Germany,  History. 

German  or  Western  empire.  Law. 

Monumenta  Germanise  historic;),  Leges. 
J 892-9 6,  4  v,  in  5,  3632 


GERMAN  PHILOSOPHICAL  CLASSICS  1701 


GERMAN  POETRY,  Single  authors 


German  philosophical  classics  for  English 
readers  and  students.  5  v.  Morris,  G.  S. 
{Ed.)  —1458 

German  philosophy.  See  Philosophy.  Also 
Psychische  studien. — Zeitschrift  fuer  philoso¬ 
phic. — Zeitschrift  fuer  voelkerpsychologie. 
German  Pietists  of  provincial  Pennsylvania. 

Sachse,  J.  F.  ’  3572 

German  pioneers.  9  pp.  Peters,  B.  {Ohio 

Archaeol.  and  Hist.  Quart,  v.  2,  1889,  p.  55.) 

German  plays.  See  Drama  and  the  Stage, 
Plays. 

German  poetry,  Collections  and  selections. 

Baechtold,  J.  {Ed.)  Deutsche  hand- 
schriften  aus  dem  Britischen  Museum.  1873. 

W.  57 

-  Dichtergarten  fuer  frauen.  [1834.]  2352 

-  Furness,  W.  H.  Verses.  Translations 

from  the  German  and  hymns.  1886.  1308 

-  Gibson,  J.  Y.  Cid  ballads  and  other 

poems  and  translations  from  Spanish  and 
German.  1887,  2  v.  1337 

. -  Goedeke,  K.,  and  Tittmann,  J.  {Eds.) 

Deutsche  dichter  des  siebzehnten  jahrhun- 
derts,  v.  15.  1885.  2355 

Note. — For  v.  1-6,  9-14,  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Gostwick,  J.  German  poets :  a  series  of 

memoirs  and  translations.  1875.  3703 

- Muellenhoff,  K.  V.,  and  Scherer,  W. 

( Eds. )  Denkmaeler  deutscher  poesie  und 
prosa  aus  dem  VIII-XII  jahrhundert.  1892, 

2  v.  2252 

-  Mueller,  W.  {Ed.)  Bibliothek  deutscher 

dichter  des  siebzehnten  jahrhunderts.  1822- 
38,  14  v.  2347 

-  Baectitold,  J.  (Ed.)  Einundzwanzig  fabeln, 

schwaenke,  und  erzaehlungen  des  XV  jahrhunderts. 
27  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  33,  1888,  p.  257. ) — Bahder,  K.  von 
(Ed.)  Gereimte  beichte  aus  Upsala;  Kopenhagener 
bruchstuecke.  18  pp.  (Germania,  v.  31,  1886,  pp.  99,  280.) 
— Barui'k.  K.  A.  (Ed.)  Bruchstuecke  mittelhoch- 
deutscher  gedichte  in  der  universitaets-  und  landesbib- 
liothek  zu  Strassburg.  31  pp.  (Germania,  v.  25,  1880, 
p.  161.) — Killing'.  K.  (Ed.)  Mnd.  geistliche  gedichte. 
9  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  35,  1890,  p.  391.) — Grienberger,  T. 
von  (Ed.)  Salzburger  bruchstuecke.  6  pp.  (Germania, 
v.  31,  1886,  p.  93.) — Grimm.  J.  L.  K.  (Ed.)  Bruchstuecke. 
6  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  7,  p.  74.)— Giuberimtis,  A. 
de  (Ed.)  Epopea  germanica.  14  pp.  (In  his  Storia 
univ.  della  letterat.  v.  6,  p.  333.)— (Ed.)  Poeti  tedeschi. 
44  pp.  (In  his  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  4,  p.  624.) — 
Jlollmann  von  Fallersleben,  A.  H.  (Ed.)  Alt- 
saechsische  bruchstuecke.  2  pp.  (Germania,  v.  11,  1866, 
p.  323.) — Ilolieiibueliel-Heufler,  ( — )  (Ed.)  Alte 
priameln  in  Mils.  4  pp.  (Germania,  v.  28,  1883,  p.  417.)— 
Jeitteles,  A.  Mittheilungen  aus  Grazer  handschi-iften. 
21pp.  (Germania,  v.  20,  1875,  p.437;  v.  21,  1876,  p.338; 
v.  22,  1877,  p.  437.)— Fambke,  H.  (Ed.)  Bruchstuecke 
des  Passionals  und  des  Buchs  der  maerterer.  12  pp. 
(Verein  f.  gescli.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehinen,  Mittheil. 
v.  22,  1884,  p.  33.) — Aleyev,  K.  (Ed.)  Bruchstuecke  mit- 
telhochdeutscher  dichtungen  aus  der  mittelalterlichen 
sammlung  zu  Basel.  17  pp.  (Germania,  v.  18,  1873,  p. 80.) 
— Nolte,  ( — )  (Ed.)  Niederrheinische  sprueche  und 
priameln.  2  pp.  (Germania,  v.  19,  1874,  p.  303.)  — Riejger, 
M.  (Ed.)  Reste  altdeutscher  handschriften  zu  Darm¬ 
stadt.  4  pp.  (Germania,  v.  15,  1870,  p.  203.) — (Ed.)  Zwei 
gespraeche  zwischen  seele  und  leib.  12  pp.  (Germania, 
V.  3,  1858,  p.  396.)— ltotli,  F.  W.  E.  (Ed.)  Deutsch- 


lateinische  gedichte  aus  der  zeit  des  dreissigjaehrigen 
krieges;  Mittheilungen  aus  mittelhochdeutschcn  hand¬ 
schriften.  9  pp.  (Germania,  v.  36,  1891,  pp.  179,  262.) — 
ltneckert,  H.  (Ed.)  Zwei  geistliche  gedichte  aus 
Schlesien.  3  pp.  (Germania,  v.  19, 1874,  p.  75.) — Vetter. 
F.  (Ed.)  Lateinische  und  deutsclie  verse  und  formeln 
aus  einer  Easier  handschrift.  6  pp.  (Germania,  v.  32, 
1887,  p.  72.) — (Ed.)  Lesefruechte  aus  Zuerich  und  Bern. 
16  pp.  (Germania,  v.  22,  1877,  p.352.) — Wattenbacft, 
W.  (Ed.)  Gedichte  aus  einer  Luebecker  handschrift. 
10  pp.  (Germania,  v.  17,  1872,  p.  181.) 

Note.— For  the  analysis  of  any  of  these  Collections  see 
its  name,  or  the  name  of  its  editor. 


German  poetry,  Single  authors. 

Abschatz,  H.  A.,  Freiherr  von.  Auserle- 
sene  gedichte.  1824.  (Mueller,  W.,  Biblioth. 
deutsch.  dichter  17  jahrh.  v.  6. )  2347 

-  Bodenstedt,  F.  M.  von.  The  Mountain 

lake  and  other  poems.  Tr.  ...  by  J.  Preston. 
1894.  2347 

-  Brun,  von  Schonebeck.  [Das  Hohe  Lied.] 

Herausg.  von  A.  Fischer.  1893.  {Biblioth. 
lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  198. )  — 3124 

-  Buerger,  G.  A.  L6nore.  1841.  {Pleiade.) 

2333 

-  Dach,  S.  Auserlesene  gedichte.  1823. 

(Mueller,  W.,  Biblioth.  deutsch.  dichter  17 
jahrh.  v.  5.)  2347 

-  Duerer,  A.  Briefe,  tagebuecher,  und 

reime.  1872.  4793 

-  Fleming,  P.  Auserlesene  gedichte.  1822. 

(Mueller,  W.,  Biblioth.  deutsch.  dichter  17 
jahrh.  v.  3.)  2347 

-  Goethe,  J.  W.  von.  Gedichte.  n.  d.  3  v. 

in  4.  ( Werke,  herausg.  von  H.  Duentzer , 

v.  1-32. )  —3174 

- Gedichte.  1846.  {Nachtraege,  herausg. 

von  E.  Boas,  v.  1.)  — 3177 

- Gedichte.  v.  3,  1884.  ( Werke,  Mit 

einleitung  von  G.  von  Loeper,  v.  3. )  —3154 

Note. — For  v.  1-2  see  preceding  catalogue. 


- Hermann  und  Dorothea,  Achilleis,  Der 

Ewige  Jude,  Reineke  Fuchs,  n.  d.  ( Werke, 
herausg.  von  H.  Duentzer ,  v.  5. )  — 3174 


- Hermann  and  Dorothea. 

Dale.  n.  d. 

- Reineke  Fuchs.  1857. 


Tr.  by  H. 
1342 
— 3173 


- Select  minor  poems.  1839.  (Ripley,  G., 

Spec,  of  foreign  stand,  lit.  v.  3. )  — 3154 

—  Gottfried,  von  Strassburg.  Tristan  und 

Isolde.  1877.  2346 

—  Gryphius,  A.  Auserlesene  gedichte.  1822. 

(Mueller,  W.,  Biblioth.  deutsch.  dichter  17 
jahrh.  v.  2. )  2347 

—  Guenther,  J.  C.  Auserlesene  gedichte. 

1827.  (Mueller,  W.,  Biblioth.  deutsch.  dichter 
17  jahrh.  v.  10. )  2347 

—  Heyse,  J.  L.  P.  Novellen  in  versen. 
1872-S5,  2  v.  {Gesamm.  werke,  v.  2,  3.)  —3117 

—  Kaufringer,  H.  Gedichte.  Herausg. 

von  K.  Euling.  1888.  {Biblioth.  lit.  vereins 
in  Stuttg.  v.  182. )  — 3125 


GERMAN  POETRY,  Single  authors 


1702 


GERMAN  POETRY,  Single  authors 


-  Konrad,  von  Wuerzburg.  Klage  der  Kunst 

von  Eugen  Joseph.  1885.  (Brink,  B.  E.  C. 
ten,  and  others,  Quellen  und  forschungen , 
v.  54.)  —3166 

-  Kossmann,  E.  (Ed.)  Altdeutsche  exodus 

mit  einleitung  und  anmerkungen.  1886. 
(Brink,  B.  E.  0.  ten,  and  others,  Quellen  und 
forschungen ,  v.  57.)  — 3166 

-  Logau,  F.  von.  Auserlesene  gedichte. 

1824.  (Mueller,  W.,  Biblioth.  deutscli.  dichter 
17  jahrh.  v.  6. )  2347 

— —  Martin,  E.  (Ed.)  Kudrun.  1872.  (Zacher, 
E.  J.  A.,  Germ,  handbiblioth.  v.  2.)  1214 

-  Meyer,  K.  F.  Hutten’s  letzte  tage.  1887. 

2346 

-  Opitz,  M.  Auserlesene  gedichte.  1822. 

(Mueller,  W.,  Bibliotli.  deutsch.  dichter  17 
jahrh.  v.  1.)  2347 

-  Ottokar,  von  Horneck.  Oesterreichische 

reimchronik.  Nach  den  abschriften  Franz 
Lichtensteins  herausg.  von  J.  Seemueller. 
1890-93,  1  v.  in  2.  (Monumentci  German,  hist. 
Script,  qui  vernac.  ling,  usi  sunt,  v.  5,  pts.  1,2.) 

3632 

-  Pestalozzi,  J.  H.  Bilder  aus  dem  leben 

Ulrichs  Zwingli.  1819.  2346 

-  Pfaff,  F.  A.  G.  K.  L.  (Ed.)  Reinolt  von 

Montelban ;  oder,  die  Heimonskinder.  1885. 
( Biblioth .  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  174.)  — 3126 

-  Pfinzing,  or  Pfintzing,  M.  Adventures 

and  a  portion  of  the  story  of  the  praiseworthy, 
valiant,  and  high-renowned  hero  and  knight, 
Lord  Tewrdannckh.  1884.  (Holbein  Soc.  Fac¬ 
simile  reprints,  v.  15. )  — 17E1 

-  Pleier,  Der.  Garel  von  dem  blueenden 

tal :  ein  hoefischer  roman  aus  dem  Artussa- 
genkreise.  Mit  den  fresken  des  Garelsaales 
auf  Runkelstein.  Herausg.  von  M.  Walz. 
1892.  2352 

-  Rist,  J.  Auserlesene  gedichte.  1826. 

(Mueller,  W.,  Biblioth.  deutsch.  dichter  17 
jahrh.  v.  8.)  2347 

- Dichtungen.  Herausg.  von  K.  Goedeke 

und  E.  Goetze.  1885.  (Goedeke,  K.,  und 
Tittmann,  J.,  Deutsch.  dichter  16  jahrh.  v.  15.) 

2355 

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von  Keller  und  E.  Goetze.  v.  5-23.  1870-95, 

19  v.  (Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  106, 
110,  115,  121,  125,  131,  136,  140,  149,  159,  173, 
179,  181,  188,  191,  193,  195,  201,  207.)  —3125 

Note. — For  v.  1-4  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Schiller,  J.  C.  F.  von.  Poems  and  bal¬ 
lads.  Tr.  by  Sir  E.  B.  Lytton.  1 844.  1343 

- Select  minor  poems.  1839.  ( With 

Goethe,  J.  W.  von,  Select  minor  poems:  Rip¬ 
ley,  G.,  Spec,  of  foreign  stand,  lit.  v.  3.)  — 3154 

- Song  of  the  bell,  tr.  into  English  verse 

by  H.  D.  Skrine.  1870.  —3176 

-  Schlosser,  J.  F.  H.  Gedichte.  1857. 

(Nachlass,  herausg.  von  S.  Schlosser,  v.  2.) 

—3147 


-  Spee,  or  Spe,  F.  Auserlesene  gedichte. 

Herausg.  von  K.  Foerster.  1831.  (Mueller, 
W.,  Biblioth.  deutsch.  dichter  17  jahrh.  v.  12.) 

2347 

-  Strauss,  D.  F.  Poetisches  gedenkbuch. 

Eingeleitet  von  E.  Zeller.  1877.  ( Gesamm . 

werke,  v.  12.)  — 3153 

-  Ulrich,  von  Esclienbach.  Alexander. 

Herausg.  von  W.  Toischer.  1888.  (Biblioth. 
lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  183. )  — 3125 

-  Voss,  J.  H.  Saemmtliche  poetische  werke. 

Herausg.  von  H.  Voss.  1835.  2352 

-  Walther,  von  der  Vogelweide.  Gedichte. 

Herausg.  von  H.  Paul.  1882.  2347 

-  Weckiierlin,  G.  R.  Auserlesene  gedichte. 

1823.  (Mueller,  W.,  Biblioth.  deutsch.  dichter 
17  jahrh.  v.  4.)  2347 

- Gedichte,  herausg.  von  H.  Fischer,  v.  1. 

1894.  (Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  199.) 

—3124 

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knightly  ejiic.  1894,  2  v.  2352 

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Kleinere  mittheilungen.  12  pp.  (Germania,  v.  7,  1852, 
p.  267.)— Die  Petersburger  handschrift  der  Geislerlieder. 

8  pp.  (Germania,  v.  25,  1880,  p.  40.) — Urkundliche  nach- 
weise  zur  geschichte  der  deutschen  poesie.  8  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  9,  1864,  p.  145.)— Zur  deutschen  liederdichtung. 

2  pp.  (Germania,  v.  5,  1860,  p.  67.)— and  Koehler,  R.  Der 
nialer  mit  der  schoenen  frau.  5  pp.  (Germania,  v.  18, 
1873,  p.  41.)— liecli,  F.  Kleine  beitraege.  7  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  28,  1883,  p.  385.) — Kleine  mittheilungen.  3  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  6,  1861,  p.  222.)— Von  etslichen  meister- 
stueckelin  diu  waen  iht  bancwirdic  sin.  5  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  16,  1871,  p.  333.)— Zu  dem  von  M.  Haupt  heraus- 
gegebenen  gedicht:  Von  dem  uebelen  weibe.  10  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  17,  1872,  p. 41.)— Zu  den  Pariser  Tagezeiten. 
15  pp.  (Germania,  v.  27,  1882,  p.  385.) — Carlyle,  T.  His¬ 
toric  survey  of  German  poetry.  34  pp.  (Crit.  and  miseel. 
essays,  v.  2,  p.  157 :  Works,  v.  16.)— Carnuth,  O.  Zum 
Annoliede.  8  pp.  (Germania,  v.  14,  1869,  p.  74.) — I>iez, 
F.  C.  Antiquissima  Germaniae  poeseos  vestigia.  16  pp. 
(Kleinere  arbeiten,  p.  85.)— Gottscliall,  K.  R.  von.  Die 
dramatischen  dichter  in  Frankreich  und  Deutschland. 
25  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1877,  v.  2,  p.  881.)— Streitfragen  der 
modernen  poetik.  55  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  1,  pp.  533, 
698,  857.) — Grillnberger,  O.  “  Mich  wundert  das  Ich 
froehlich  bin.”  2  pp.  (Germania,  v.  36,  1891,  p.  318.)— 
Grimm.  J.  L.  K.  Adelung.  Nachrichten  von  alt- 
deutschen  gedichten.  7  pp.  ( Kleinere  schriften,  v.  6, 
p.  i.)  —  Deutsche  gedichte  des  mittelalters.  31  pp. 
(Kleinere  schriften,  v.  4,  p.  22.)— Frau  Aventiure  klopft 
an  Beneckes  thuer.  30  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  1, 
p.  83.)  —  Hildebrandslied  und  weissenbrunner  gebet. 

3  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  8,  p.  3. )— Hofstaeter :  Alt- 

deutsche  gedichte.  4  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  6,  p.  71.) 
— Lobgesang  auf  den  heiligen  Anno.  9  pp.  ( Kleinere 
schriften,  v.  6,  p.  203.)  — Massmann  :  Deutsche  gedichte. 
5  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  5,  p.  282.)— Poesie  im  recht. 
40  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  6,  p.  152.)— Tyrol  und  Fride- 
brant.  13  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  7,  p.  55.)— Ueber  das 
Ludwigslied.  4  pp.  ( Kleinere  schriften,  v.  7,  p.  403.)— 
Ueber  zwei  entdeckte  gedichte  aus  der  zeit  des  deutschen 
heidenthums.  29  pp.  (Kleine  schriften,  v.  2,  pt.  1.)— 
Von  der  Hagen  und  Buesching  :  Grundriss  zur  geschichte 
der  deutschen  poesie.  11  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  6, 
p.  74.) — Von  singen  der  schwerter  und  pfannen.  4  pp. 
(Kleinere  schriften,  v.  5,  p.  362.)— Wo  muss  in  den  ge¬ 
dichten  des  13  jahrh.  diu  und  wo  die  stehen  ?  2  pp. 

2  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  6,  p.  285.) — Der  Woldan. 

9  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  7,  p.  183.)— Gubernatis, 
A.  de.  Epopea  germanica.  10  pp.  (In  his  Storia  univ. 
della  letterat.  v.  5,  p.  191.)— Poeti  tedeschi.  19  pp.  (In 
his  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  3,  p.  381.)—  Hellen, 
E.  von  der.  Zur  kritik  des  Wessobrunner  gebetes. 
9  pp.  (Germania,  v.  31,  1886,  p.  272.) — Heller,  H.  J. 
Naturalismus  in  der  romandichtung  Erankreiclis  und 
Deutschlands.  22  pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  neufranz.  sprache.  u.  lit. 
v.  6,  pt.  1,  1884,  p.  297.)— Herzog-,  H.  Urkundliches  zu 
mittelhochdeutschen  dichtern.  6  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  29, 
1884,  p.  31.)— Hoofer,  A.  Die  liebe  als  gegenstand  der 
volkstliuemlichen  deutschen  poesie.  10  pp.  ( Germania, 
v.  30,  1885,  p.  401.)— Zur  erklaerung  mittelhochdeutscher 
dichter.  12  pp.  (Germania,  v.  14,  1869,  p.  416.)— Hoff¬ 
mann  von  Fallerslebeu,  A.  H.  Die  geistlichen 


lilien.  3  pp.  (Germania,  v.  3,  1858,  p.  56.) — Hofmann, 
C.  Das  Wessobrunner  gebet.  3  pp.  (Germania,  v.  8, 
1863,  p.  270,.) — Hollzmann,  A.  Der  dichter  des  Anno- 
liedes.  48  pp.  (Germania,  v.  2,  1857,  p.  1.)— Kireliner, 
K.  Erzaelilende  dichtungen  im  anschlusse  an  den 
deutsch-franzoesischen  krieg,  1870-71.  25  pp.  ( Unsere 

Zeit,  1877,  v.  2,  pp.  401,  583.)— lioeliler,  A.  Ueber  den 
stand  bernfsmaessiger  saenger  im  nationalen  epos  ger- 
manischer  voelker.  24  pp.  (Germania,  v.  15,  1870,  p.  27.) 
— Koehler.  R.  A.  J.  Das  altdeutsche  gedicht  “  Der 
Busant  ”  und  das  altfranzoesische  “  L’Escoufle.”  3  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  17,  1872,  p.  62. )— In  die  hand,  nicht  in  die 
speisen  schneiden.  4  pp.  (Germania,  v.  28,  1883,  p.  11.)  — 
Legende  von  den  beiden  treuen  Jacobsbruedern.  9  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  10,  1865,  p.  447. )— Mich  wundert,  dass  ich 
froehlich  bin.  20  pp.  (Germania,  v.  33,  1888,  p.  313.) — 
Der  Nackte  koenig.  4  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  2,  1857,  p.  431.) 
— Zum  spruch  vom  Koenig  Ezel.  3  pp.  (Germania,  v.  14, 
1869,  p.  243.) — Iiiichmann,  K.  K.  F.  W.  Auswahl  aus 
den  hoclideutschen  dichtern  des  13  jahrhunderts.  49  pp. 
(Kleinere  schriften,  v.  1,  p.  157.)— Krieg  auf  Wartburg. 
17  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  1,  p.  140.)— Mone’s  Otnit. 
34  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  1,  p.  278.)— Ueber  das  Hilde¬ 
brandslied.  42  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  1,  p.  407.) — 
Ueber  die  leiche  der  deutschen  dichter  des  12  und  13 
jahrhunderts.  16  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  1,  p.  325.) — 
Ueber  drei  bruchstuecke  niederrheinischer  gedichte  aus 
dem  12  und  aus  dem  anfange  des  13  jahrhunderts.  29  pp. 
(Kleinere  schriften,  v.  1,  p.  519.) — Ueber  singen  und 
sagen.  19  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  1,  p.  461.) — I.aist- 
nor,  L.  Zum  Reinfrid  und  Archipoeta.  2  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  26,  1881,  p.  420.)— liiebreeht,  F.  Der  wind  in 
der  dichtung  und  auch  anderswo.  11  pp.  (Germania, 
v.  29,  1884,  p.  243.)— Mueller,  J.  G.  Der  Vaeter  buch. 

7  pp.  (Germania,  v.  25,  1880,  p.  409.)— Mueller.  W.  Zum 
Vaeterbuch.  5  pp.  (Germania,  v.  31,  1886,  p.  321.) — 
Aordiiofl.  J.  B.  Altwestfaelische  dichtungen.  21  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  18,  1873,  p.  281.) — Passow,  F.  L.  K.  F. 
Ueber  die  romantische  bearbeitung  hellenischer  sagen. 
14pp.  (Vermisch.  schriften,  p.  97.)— Rodler,  M.  Pria- 
meln.  7  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  3, 1858,  p.  368.)— Scliatle,  O. 
Zu  den  deutschen  versen  in  der  Notkerischen  Rhetorik. 

8  pp.  (Germania,  v.  14,  1869,  p.  40.) — Selimeller,  J.  A. 
Ueber  den  versbau  in  der  alliterirenden  poesie,  beson- 
ders  der  Altsachsen.  20  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens. 
Denkschr.  v.  4 :  Philos. -philol.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  4,  1813, 
p.  207.) — Schroeder,  K.  Elucidarius.  2  pp.  (Gei- 
mania,  v.  17,  1872,  p.  408.)— Semmig,  H.  Poesie  des 
Rheins. .  37  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1878,  v.  1,  pp.  90,  183.)— 
Spreng-er,  R.  Kleine  kritische  beitraege.  4  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  24,  1879,  p.418.) — Legende  vom  Judenknaben. 
16  pp.  (Germania,  v.  27,  1882,  p.  129.) — SI  (‘initial.  H, 
Gelbhaus :  Ueber  stoffe  altdeutscher  poesie.  7  pp.  (Zeits. 
f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  17,  1887,  p.  345.) — Strauss,  D.  F.  Von 
unsern  grossen  dichtern.  30  pp.  ( Gesamm.  werke,  v.  6, 
p.  201.)— Sucliier,  H.  Anspielung  an  ein  unbekanntes 
gedicht.  2  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  18,  1873,  p.  115.)— Walter, 

E.  T.  Ueber  den  ursprung  des  hoefischen  minnesanges 
und  sein  vei-haeltniss  zur  volksdichtung.  90  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  34,  1889,  pp.  1,  141.) — Wegener,  P.  Nieder- 
deutsches.  3  pp.  (Germania,  v.  25,  1880,  p.  415.) — Weld, 

F.  von.  Eine  franzoesisch-deutsche  dichterschule. 
10pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1891,  v.  1,  p.  153.) — Wuelcker,  R., 
and  Bartsch,  K.  F.  Der  dichter  der  Urstende.  5  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  15,  1870,  p.  157.) — lingerie,  I.  V.  Aristo- 
tiles  und  Candacis.  4  pp.  (Germania,  v.  17,  1872,  p.  306.) 
—Beitraege  zur  priamellitteratur.  3  pp.  (Germania, 
v.  5,  1860,  p.  44.)— Der  goldene  baum  in  mittelhoch¬ 
deutschen  gedichten.  10  pp.  (Germania,  v.  7,  1862, 
p.  101.)— Moench  von  Salzburg.  2  pp.  (Germania,  v.  23, 
1878,  p.  30.)— Vergleiche  bei  mittelhochdeutschen  dich¬ 
tern.  8  pp.  (Germania,  v.  13,  1868,  p.  294.) 

Note.— For  criticisms  of  the  works  of  any  poet  see  his 
name. 

German  poetry,  Selections.  See  with  Collec¬ 
tions. 

German  poets.  Gostwick,  J.  3703 


GERMAN  PROVERBS 


*  1705 


GERMANS  IN  GEORGIA 


German  proverbs.  See  Proverbs. 

German  romance.  2  v.  Carlyle,  T.  ( TV. )  2203 
German  satire.  See  Satire. 

German  scenery.  Batty,  R.  2461 

German  schools,  Visit  to.  Payne,  J.,  Works, 
v.  2.  —2304 

German  socialism  and  Ferdinand  Lassalle. 

Dawson,  W.  H.  — 1368 

German  Society  of  Maryland,  The  Redemp- 
tioners  and  the.  Hennighansen,  L.  P.  3501 
See  also  Society  for  the  history  of  the  Germans  in 
Maryland. 

German  soldier  in  the  wars  of  the  United 
States.  Rosengarten,  J.  G.  1616 

German  songs.  See  German  ballads  and 
songs. 

German  stage.  See  Drama  and  the  Stage, 
German. 


Germanismc  et  Christianisme.  14  pp.  Cham- 

pagny,  F.  J.  M.  T.  N.,  Comte  de.  ( Correspondent ,  v.  27, 
1851,  p.  129.) 

Gerinanisten,  Bericht  ueber  die  zusammen- 

kunft  der,  in  Frankfurt  am  24-26  Sept.  1816.  9  pp.  Grimm, 
J.  L.  K.,  Kleinere  schriften ,  v.  7,  p.  573. 

Germanistische  liandbibliotliek.  Zacher, 
E.  J.  A.  1214 

Germans  in  Austria. 

Hainisch,  M.  Zukunft  der  Deutseli-Oes- 
terreicher.  1892.  3693 

-  Schober,  K.  Die  Deutschen  in  Nieder- 

und  Ober-Oesterreich.  1881.  (  Voelker  Oester- 
reich-Ungarns ,  v.  1. )  3693 

-  neutsohe  nml  Czechen  ini  verfassungs- und  cul- 

turkampf.  29  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  2,  pp.  77,  265.)— 
Pernerstorfer,  E.  Zum  zehnjaehrigen  bestande  des 
deutschen  schulvereins  in  Ocsterreich.  10  pp.  (  Unsere 
Zeit,  1890,  v.  2,  p.  80. ) 


German  theology  and  the  German  university. 

30  pp.  Stevens,  F.  L.  {New  Englander,  v.  54,  1891,  p.  259.) 

German  universities  for  the  last  fifty  years. 

Conrad,  J.  — 2382 

Gernianen,  Der  name.  13  pp.  Holtzmann, 

A.  ( Germania,  v.  9,  1864,  p.  1. ) 

Germania.  Vierteljahrsschrift  fuer  deutsehe 
alterthumskunde.  Stuttgart  and  Wien,  1856- 
92.  37  v.  8°.  —3165 

Germanic  empire.  See  German  or  Western 
empire. 

Germanicus  Caesar.  B.  C.  14- A.  D.  19. 

Reliquiae  quae  extant  omnes,  ex  recen- 
sione  et  cum  notis  J.  C.  Orelli,  additis  prae- 
terea  notis  omnibus  Casparis  Barthii,  Jani 
Broeckhusii  .  .  .  et  aliorum.  Quibus  etiam 
scholia  vetera  auctoris  incerti,  expeditione 
Buhliana,  adjunxit  Johannes  Allen  Giles. 
Londini,  1838.  8°.  3243 

Contents.  Catalogus  editioiinin. — Epigrammatn. 
Xotac.— Fabricius,  G.  DeCaesare  Germanico  notitia. 
— Phaenomena  Aratea. — Prog'iiostieornm  Ara- 
tacoriim  fragmenta. — Scholia  sive  commentaria  in 
Phaenomena  et  Prognostica  Aratea. — Appendix. 

- Fragmenta.  2  pp.  (Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  Rom.  fragm. 

p.  560.) 

-  (TV.)  Aratea  cum  scholiis  ed.  Alfredus 

Breysig.  See  Aratus,  of  Soli. 

-  (TV.)  Aratea  Phaenomena.  See  Aratus, 

of  Soli. 

-  ( TV. )  Arati  Phaenomena  in  Latinum  con- 

versa.  See  Aratus,  of  Soli. 

-  (TV.)  Prognosticorum  Arateorum  frag¬ 
menta.  See  Aratus,  of  Soli. 

-  Zingerle,  A.  De  Germanico  Caesare, 

Drusi  filio.  1867.  2725 


- Albinovanus,  C.  P.  De  navigationc  Drusi  Ger- 

manici.  13  pp.  {Coll.  Pisaur.  v.  4,  p.  16;  Lemaire,  N.  E., 
Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  3,  p.  220;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat. 
min.  v.  4,  p.  229.)— Capella,  M.  M.  F.  Scholia  in  Ger- 
manici  Caesaris  Aratea.  46  pp.  {Opera,  p.  377.)— 
Pflug'k-llarttnng',  J.  von.  Ueber  den  feldzugdesG. 
im  jahre  16.  12  pp.  {Rlieinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1886, 

p.  73.) 

Geruiivnischc  hlterthueiHcr,  Holtzmann,  A. 


Germans  in  Bohemia. 

Bendel,  J.  Die  Deutschen  in  Boehmen, 
Maehren,  und  Schlesien.  1884-85,  2  v.  (  Voelker 
Oesterreich-Ungarns,  v.  2,  pts.  1,  2.)  3693 

- Verein  fuer  geschichte  der  Deutschen  in 

Boehmen,  Mittheilungen.  1862-96,  34  v.  in  31. 

3493 

- Goehtert,  V.  Beitrag  zur  culturgeschichte  der  Deut¬ 
schen  im  Erzgebirge.  4  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deut¬ 
schen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  24, 1886,  p.  327.) — Eosertli, 
J.  Deutsch-boehmische  colonien.  12  pp.  (Verein  f. 
gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  23,  1885, 
p.373.) — Pangerl,  M.  Stiftung  von  Goldenkron  und 
ihre  bedeutung  fuer  die  geschichte  der  Deutschen  in 
Boehmen.  23  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in 
Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  11,  1873,  p.  201.)—  Schlesinger,  L. 
Deutschboehmen  und  die  Luxemburger.  27  pp.  (Verein 
f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  6,  1868, 
p.  1;  v.  9,  1871,  p.  97.) — Deutschboehmen  und  die  premy- 
slidische  regierung.  30  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deut¬ 
schen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  5,  1867,  pp.  1,  38.) — 
Deutschboehmen  und  die  regierung  Heinrichs  von 
Kaernthen.  12  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in 
Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  5,  1867,  p.  69.)— Schnialfuss,  A. 
Deutsche  bauern-colonien  in  Boehmen  und  ihr  einfluss 
auf  das  land  und  die  landwirthschaft.  7  pp.  (Verein  f. 
gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  2,  1864, 
p.  99.) — Haben  die  Deutschen  in  Boehmen  eiiie  ge¬ 
schichte  ?  4  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boeh¬ 
men,  Mittheil.  v.  2,  1864,  p.  35.) — Wagner,  T.  Wohlha- 
bende  buerger  deutscher  abkunft  in  boehmiscli-slavi- 
schen  kleinstaedten  (15  jht.)  5  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch. 
d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  20,  1882,  p.  267.) — 
Weber,  W.  Ausbreitung  der  deutschen  nationalitaet 
in  Boehmen.  26  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in 
Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  2,  1861,  pp.  1,  50.) 

Germans  in  England. 

Schaible,  K.  H.  Geschichte  der  Deutschen 
in  England,  von  den  ersten  germanischen 
ansiedlungen  in  Britannien  bis  zum  ende  des 
18  jahrhunderts.  1885.  1518 

-  Alihans.  F.  Beitracge  zur  geschichte  der  deutschen 

colonie  in  England.  49  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1873,  v.  1,  pp.433, 
534;  v.  2,  p.  225.)— Katseher,  L.  Die  deutsehe  bevoelke- 
rung  Londons.  19  pp.  {Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  2,  p.382.) — 
German  life  in  London.  14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21, 
1887,  p.  726.) 

Germans  in  Georgia. 

Strobel,  P.  A.  The  Salzburgers  and  their 
descendants,  1855,  —3275 


GERMANS  IN  HUNGARY 


1706 


GERMANS  IN  THE  UNITED  STATES 


Germans  in  Hungary. 

Schwicker,  J.  H.  Die  Deutsclien  in  Un- 
garn  und  Siebenbuergen.  1881.  ( Voelker 

Oesterreich-Ungarns,  v.  3.)  3693 

-  Siattner,  E.  Magyaren  und  Deutsclien  in  Ungarn. 

44  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeil,  1873,  v.  1,  p.  764;  v.  2,  p.  110.) 

Germans  in  Maryland. 

Hennighausen,  L.  P.  The  Redemptioners 
and  the  German  Society  of  Maryland.  1888. 

3501 

-  Schultz,  E.  T.  First  settlements  of  Ger¬ 
mans  in  Maryland.  1896.  3506 

-  Society  for  the  history  of  the  Germans  in 

Maryland.  First  to  tenth  annual  reports. 

1887-98,  7  nos.  3501 

Germans  in  Moravia. 

Bendel,  J.  Die  Deutschen  in  Boehmen, 
Maehren,  und  Schlesien.  1884-85,  2  v.  (  Voelker 
Oesterreich-Ungarns,  v.  2,  pts.  1,  2.)  3693 

-  Loser tli,  J.  Materialien  zur  geschichte  deutscher 

ansiedlungen  ini  noerdlichen  Maehren  und  Schlesien. 
8  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mit- 
theil.  v.  20,  1882,  p.  98;  v.  22,  1884,  p.  381.) 

Germans  in  New  York. 

Kapf,  F.  Geschichte  der  Deutschen  im 
staate  New  York  bis  zum  anfange  des  neun- 
zehnten  jahrhunderts.  1869.  3567 

Germans  in  North  Carolina. 

Bernheim,  G.  D.  History  of  the  German 
settlements  ...  in  North  and  South  Carolina 
...  to  the  close  of  the  first  half  of  the  present 
century.  1872.  — 3284 

Germans  in  Ohio. 

Peters.  B.  The  German  pioneers.  9  pp.  (Ohio 
Archaeol.  and  Hist.  Quart,  v.  2,  1889,  p.  65.) 

Germans  in  Pennsylvania. 

Fischer,  H.  L.  ’S  alt  marik-haus  mittes 
in  d’r  schtadt,  un  die  Alte’  zeite.  1879.  2333 

-  Gibbons,  Mrs.  P.  E.  “Pennsylvania 

Dutch,”  and  other  essays.  1882.  2295 

-  Haldeman,  S.  S.  Pennsylvania  Dutch. 

1872.  —2136 

-  McMinn,  E.  A  German  hero  of  the  colo¬ 
nial  times  of  Pennsylvania ;  or,  the  life  and 
times  of  Henry  Antes.  1886.  3796 

-  Rupp,  I.  D.  Collection  of  upwards  of 

thirty  thousand  names  of  German  .  .  .  and 
other  immigrants  in  Pennsylvania  from  1727 
to  1776.  1876.  3576 

-  Sachse,  J.  F.  German  Pietists  of  provin¬ 
cial  Pennsylvania.  1895.  3572 

-  franklin,  B.  To  Peter  Collinson  .  .  .  the  Germans 

in  Pennsylvania.  9  pp.  (Compl.  tvorks,  v.  2,  p.  291.) — 
SchelFer,  J.  G.  De  H.  Mennonite  emigration  to  Penn¬ 
sylvania.  22  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  2,  1878,  p.  117.) 

Germans  in  Russia. 

Beta,  O.  Das  Deutschthum  in  Russland.  13  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1874,  v.  2,  p.  549.) — Bauer nemancipation 
und  die  dentsehe  colonisation  in  Russland.  15  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1867,  v.  1,  p.  198.) — Tissot,  V.  Les  Alle- 
mands  en  Russie.  31pp.  (In  his  Russes  et  Allemands, 
p.  253.) — WaUleck,  F.  M.  von.  Geistiges  leben  der 
Sa  net- Petersburger  Deutschen.  25  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit, 
1881,  v.  2,  p.  219.) 


Germans  in  Silesia. 

Bendel,  J.  Die  Deutschen  in  Boehmen, 
Maehren,  und  Schlesien.  1884-85,  2  v.  (  Voelker 
Oesterreich-Ungarns,  v.  2,  pts.  1,  2.)  3693 

-  I.oserth.  J.  Materialien  zur  geschichte  deutscher 

ansiedlungen  im  noerdlichen  Maehren  und  Schlesien. 

8  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mit- 
theil.  v.  20,  1882,  p.  98  ;  v.  22,  1884,  p.  381.) 

Germans  in  South  Carolina. 

Bernheim,  G.  D.  History  of  the  German 
settlements  ...  in  North  and  South  Carolina 
...  to  the  close  of  the  first  half  of  the  present 
century.  1872.  - — 3284 

Germans  in  Transylvania. 

Schwicker,  J.  H.  Die  Deutschen  in  Un¬ 
garn  und  Siebenbuergen.  1881.  ( Voelker 

Oesterreich-Ungarns,  v.  3.)  3693 

Germans  in  the  United  States. 

Eelking,  M.  von.  Die  deutschen  liuelfs- 
truppen  im  nordamerikanischen  Befreiungs- 
kriege,  1776  bis  1783.  1863,  2  v.  in  1.  1656 

- German  allied  troops  in  the  North 

American  war  of  independence,  1776-83.  Tr. 
by  J.  G.  Rosengarten.  1893.  4645 

-  Eickhoff,  A.  (Ed. )  In  der  neuen  heimatli, 

geschichtliche  mittheilungen  ueber  die  deut¬ 
schen  einwanderer  in  alien  theilen  der  Union. 
1884.  1612 

-  Greene,  G.  W.  The  German  element  in 

the  war  of  American  independence.  1876. 

1647 

-  Kapp,  F.  Geschichte  der  deutschen  ein- 

wanderung  in  Amerika.  v.  1.  1868.  1655 

- Der  soldatenhandel  deutscher  Fuersten 

nach  Amerika.  1874.  1647 

-  Lowell,  E.  J.  The  Hessians  and  the  other 

German  auxiliaries  of  Gt.  Britain  in  the  Revo¬ 
lutionary  war.  1884.  1618 

-  Riedesel,  F.  C.  L.  von  M.,  Freiin  von. 

Letters  and  journals  relating  to  the  war  of 
the  American  Revolution,  and  the  capture  of 
the  German  troops  at  Saratoga.  1867.  1654 

-  Rosengarten,  J.  G.  The  German  soldier 

in  the  wars  of  the  United  States.  1886.  1616 

-  Doclin.  R.  Das  deutsclie  turnwesen  in  der  nord- 

amerikanischen*  Union.  9  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  2, 
p.  512.)— Geflfcken,  F.  H.  Germans  as  emigrants  and 
colonists.  12  pp.  (Forum,  v.  13,  1892,  p.  200.)— Greene, 
G.  W.  The  Hessian  mercenaries  of  our  Revolution  . 
14  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  35,  1875,  p.  131.) — Hessians 
in  the  Revolution.  3  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  53,  1884, 
p.  855.)— Melliek,  A.  D.,  Jr.  German  emigration  to  the 
American  colonies,  its  cause,  and  the  distribution  of  the 
emigrants.  27  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  10,  1886,  pp.  241, 
375.)  —Morris,  J.  G.  List  of  books  relating  to  the  Ger¬ 
mans  in  America.  10  pp.  (Soc.  Hist.  Germans  in  Md. 

9  rept.  p.  51.) 

See  also  Germans  in  Georgia,  Maryland,  Jfew 
York.  North  Carolina,  Ohio,  Pennsylvania, 
South  Carolina, 


GERMANTOWN,  Pa. 


1707 


GERMANY 


Germantown,  Pa. 

Battle  of  G.,  from  a  British  account.  3  pp.  (Pa. 
Mag.  Hist.  v.  11,  1887,  p.  112.) —  Contemporary  ac¬ 
count  of  the  battle  of  G.  3  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  11, 
1887,  p.  330.) — Flake,  J.  Brandywine,  G.,  and  Saratoga. 
19  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly ,  v.  63,  1889,  p.  601.) — Keyser, 
P.  D.  History  of  the  upper  Germantown  burying- 
ground.  12  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  8,  1884,  p.  414.) — In¬ 
scriptions  in  the  upper  Germantown  burying-ground. 
7  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  9,  1885,  p.  82.)— liambdin, 
A.  C.  Battle  of  G.  36  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  1,  1877, 
p.  368.) — Penny  packer,  S.  W.  Settlement  of  G.,  and 
the  causes  which  led  to  it.  41  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  4, 
1880,  p.  1.) — Shoemaker,  T.  H.  List  of  the  inhabitants 
of  G.  and  Chestnut  Hill  in  1809.  32  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist. 
v.  15,  1891,  p.  449.) 

See  also  Philadelphia. 

Germanus,  Der  name.  5  pp.  Walther,  P. 

( Germania ,  v.  30, 1885,  p.  306.) 

Germany. 

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Genealogy  and  her¬ 

Weights  and  measures. 

aldry. 

Zoology. 

Germany. 

Batty,  R.  German  scenery.  1823.  2461 

-  Berghaus,  H.  K.  W.  Deutschland  seit 

hundert  jahren.  Geschichte  der  gebiets-ein- 
theilung  und  der  politischen  verfassung  des 
vaterlandes.  1859-62,  2  y.  in  5.  3625 

-  Bigelow,  P.  Borderland  of  Czar  and 

Kaiser.  Notes  from  both  sides  of  the  Russian 
frontier.  1895.  3475 

-  Catteau-Calleville,  J.  P.  G.  Voyage 

en  Allemagne  et  en  Suede.  1810,  3  v.  1408 

-  Hegel,  K.  Staedte  und  gilden  der  ger- 

manischen  voelker  im  mittelalter.  1891,  2  v. 

3406 

-  Hoppus,  J.  Continent  in  1835  :  sketches 

in  Belgium,  Germany  .  .  .  1837.  (Foster,  T., 

Cab.  miscel.  v.  6. )  3126 

-  Irenicus  ( Triedlib ),  F.  Totius  Germa- 

niae  descriptio  pulcherrima  simul  et  iucun- 
dissima.  1570.  ( With  Krantz,  A.,  Eccles.  his¬ 
toric  sive  Metropolis. )  — 4261 

-  Locke,  D.  R.  (P.  V.  Nasby,  pseucl.)  Nasby 

in  exile  :  or,  six  months  of  travel  in  England, 
Ireland,  Scotland,  France,  Germany.  1882. 

2205 


— —  Marina,  G.  Romania  e  Germania  ovvero  il 
mondo  germanico  secondo  le  relazioni  di 
Tac-ito.  1892.  3693 

-  Riese,  A.  Das  rheinische  Germanien  in 

der  antiken  litteratur.  1892.  3614 

-  Schwab,  G.,  and  Jacquemin,  E.  Alle¬ 
magne  romantique  et  pittoresque.  1838-40, 
2  v.  .2465 

-  Sotheby,  S.  L.  Principia  typograpliica. 

The  block-books  or  xylographic  delineations 
of  scripture  history,  issued  in  .  .  .  Germany, 
during  the  fifteenth  century.  1858,  3  v. 

— 17E5 

-  Stolberg,  F.  L.,  Graf  zu.  Travels  through 

Germany,  Switzerland,  Italy,  and  Sicily. 
1796-97,  2  v.  .2462 

-  Strang,  J.  Germany  in  1831.  1836.  (Fos¬ 
ter,  T.,  Cab.  miscel.  v.  4.)  3126 

-  Tacitus,  C.  C.  Germania,  with  ethno¬ 
logical  dissertations  and  notes.  By  R.  G. 
Latham.  1851.  3224 

- Germania.  With  a  revised  text,  Eng¬ 
lish  notes,  and  map,  by  A.  J.  Church  and  W. 
J.  Brodribb.  1884.  3226 

The  same.  \Lat.  and  Fr.~\  1833.  ( CEuvres , 
tr.  par  C.  L.  F.  Panekoucke,  v.  6. )  4247 

The  same.  [Lat.  and  Germ. }  1873.  (Holtz- 
mann,  A.,  German,  alter thuemer.)  3224 

The  same,  in  English.  1830.  (  Works,  with 

.  .  .  notes  by  A.  Murphy.)  2732 

-  Whitman,  S.  Imperial  Germany.  [With 

illustrations  and  maps].  1897.  ( Chautauqua 

reading  circle  lit. )  3636 

-  Browne,  E.  Journey  from  Norwich  to  Colen  in  G. 

22  pp.  (In  his  Brief  account  of  travels  in  .  .  .  Europe, 
p.  91.) — Calonne,  A.  B.  de.  Lettres  de  l’Allemagne. 
66  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1854,  v.  3,  p.  591 ;  v.  4,  pp.  93,  271.) — 
C'araman,  G.  J.  V.  R.,  Comte  de.  Memoires:  SSjour 
en  Allemagne  et  en  Autriche.  19  pp.  (Rev.  contemp. 
1852,  v.  2,  p.  54.)— Chalcocomlyles,  L.  E  historia 
Graeca  rerum  Turcicarum,  lib.  II  locus  insignis  Germa- 
niae  descriptionum  continens.  [Gr.  and  Lat.]  16  pp. 
(Freher,  M.,  Her.  German,  script,  v.  2,  p.  i.)— Deutsch¬ 
land  und  das  Elsass.  12  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau, 
v.  50,  1887,  p.  238.)— Gelfcken,  E.  H.  The  French  in  G. 
18  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26, 1889,  p.  294.) — Grimm,  J. 
L.  K.  Marken  des  vaterlandes  von  H.  Mueller.  7  pp. 
(Kleinere  schriften,  v.  5,  p.  254.) — Grucn,  K.  T.  F.  Re¬ 
naissance.  49  pp.  (In  his  Kulturgeschichte  des  16  jahr. 
p.  47.) — Giiggeuberger,  L.  S.  Dogs  in  G.  11  pp. 
( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22,  1887,  p.  195.) — Heinrich,  G.  A. 
P.  Didon  et  l’Allemagne.  21  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s. 
v.  98,  1884,  p.  937.) — Lagarde  (Boetticher),  P.  A.  de. 
Ueber  die  gegenwaertige  lage  des  deutschen  reiches. 
70  pp.  (Deutsche  schriften,  p.  98.) — I.avisse.  E.  Notes 
prises  dans  une  excursion  en  Allemagne.  18  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1888,  3  pfir.  v.  75,  p.  903.) — Liliencvon, 
R.,  Freiherr  von.  Aus  kleinen  residenzen.  16  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  55,  1888,  p.  241.)— Lowe,  C.  The 
German  newspaper  press.  17  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent,  v.30, 
1891,  p.  853.)— Eiu  Franzose  im  deutschen  Milliardeu- 
lamlc.  6  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1875,  v.  2,  p.  793.) — ISoSI,  H. 
Present  state  of  the  frontier  provinces  of  G.  6  pp.  (In 
his  Modern  hist.  v.  2,  p.  405.)  —  1»<>S Brian.  C.  French 
feeling  toward  G.  19  pp.  (Forum,  v.  12,  1891,  p.  433.) — 
Richelieu.  A.  E.  S.  S.  da  P.,  Duo  de.  Journal  de  raon 
voyage  en  Allemagne.  88  pp.  (Polovtzov,  A.  A.,  Gertzog 
Reshele,  p.  111.)— Both,  K.  L.  Ueber  das  alter  des  Ger- 
manennamens  in  der  litteratur.  5  pp.  (Germania,  v.  1, 
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GERMANY,  Army  and  navy 


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1878,  p.  237.) — StiiinpflT,  J.  In  his  Gemeiner  loblicher 
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wirdiger  thaaten  beschreybung,  book  2,  161  pp. — Tellen- 
liaeli,  L.  Franzoesische  stimmen  uebcr  Deutschland 
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See  also  Alsace.— Anhalt. — Arnstudf. — Baden. — 
Bavaria.  —  Black  forest.  —  Bremen.  —  Bruns¬ 
wick. — Coburg. — Colmar.  — Eisenach.  — Franco¬ 
nia.  —Fulda.  —  Hamburg.  —Hanover.  — Hcnne- 
berg.  —  Hesse.  —  Hildbiirghausen.  —Jena.  — 
Eangenscliwalbacli.  —  I.emgo.  —  Eorrain.  I.u- 
beck.  — 1.  nsa  I  i  a.  — Mayenfcld.  —  llecklenbn  rg. — 
Mciniugen.  —  Oldenburg.  —Palatinate.  — Prus¬ 
sia.  —  Keuss.  —  Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach.  —  Sax¬ 
ony.  —  SoJuis.  —  Swabia.  —  Tliuringia.  —  Vier- 
lande.— Wuerttemberg. 

Germany,  Agriculture. 

Balcke,  T.  Bilder  aus  der  geschichte  der 
deutschen  landwirthschaft.  1876-77,  3  v.  in  2. 

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-  Adler,  H.  Landwirthschaft,  zwischenliandel,  und 

consum.  19  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  2,  p.234.) — Birn- 
banm,  K.  Lage  der  landwirthschaft  im  deutschen 
reiche.  32  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1885,  v.  2,  pp.  303,  670.)— 
Congress  der  deutschen  landwirthe.  16  pp.  ( Unsere 
Zeit,  1872,  v.  2,  p.  404.)— Congress  deutselser  volks- 
w’irthe,  seine  entstehung  und  neunjaehrige  wirksam- 
keit.  24  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1867,  v.  2,  p.  684.)— Deutsclier 
fabacksbau  und  die  tabackssteuer.  47  pp.  (Unsere 
Zeit,  186S,  v.  1,  pp.  612,  690.) — Engel.  F.  Internationale 
gartenbau-ausstellung  zu  Hamburg.  42  pp.  ( Unsere 
Zeit,  1870,  v.  1,  pp.  145,  330.)— Kurs,  V.  Neueste  moor- 
cultur  in  Deutschland.  19  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  1, 
p.  678. — .lliaskowski.  A.  von.  Gegenwaertige  lage  der 
deutschen  landwirthschaft.  22  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau, 
v.  55,  1888,  p.  400.)— Kae,  J.  Co-operative  agriculture  in 
G.  12  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  42,  1882,  p.  276.) — Russ,  K. 
Jetziger  stand  der  gefluegelzucht  in  Deutschland.  8  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  2,  p.  757.)— Sell leiden,  M.  J.  Jo¬ 
hann  Heinrich  von  Thuenen  und  seine  bedeutung  fuer 
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peasant  properties  in  France  and  G.  8  pp.  ( Contemp. 
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cation  of  peasant  properties.  17  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  59,  1891,  p.  733.) 

Germany,  Antiquities. 

Germania.  Vierteljahrsschrift  fuer  deut- 
sche  alterthumskunde.  1856-92,  37  v.  — 3165 

-  Holtzmann,  A.  Germanische  alterthue- 

mer  mit  text,  uebersetzung,  und  erklaerung 
von  Tacitus  Germania.  1873,  3224 

-  Kaieel,  G.  (Ed.)  Inscriptiones  Graecae 

Siciliae  et  Italiae,  additis  Graecis  ,  .  .  Ger- 
maniae  inscriptionibus.  1890.  1251 

- Lindenschmidt,  L.  Handbuch  der  deut¬ 
schen  alterthumskunde,  v.  1.  1880-89.  1724 

-  Arhois  de  Jubainville,  M.  H.  d\  Temoignages 

linguistiques  de  la  civilisation  commune  aux  Celtes  et 
aux  Germains  pendant  le  V  et  le  IV  sibcle  avant  J.-C. 
27  pp.  (Rev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  17,  1891,  p.  187.)— Grimm,  J. 
L.  K.  Deutsche  grenzalterthuemer.  45  pp.  ( Kleinere 
schriften,  v.  2,  p.  30. )— Das  wort  des  besitzes.  32  pp. 
(Kleinere  sclirif ten,  v.  1,  p.  113.)— Klein,  (  — ).  Katalog 
des  Koenigl.  Rheinischen  Museums  vaterlaendischer 
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thumsw.  v.  20,  1853,  p.  169.) — La  \«i;.’G.  de.  Le  rempart- 
limite  des  Romains  en  Allemagne.  22  pp.  ( Rev.  archeol. 

3  s.  v.  5,  1885,  p.  146.)— Maurer,  K.  Ueber  die  wasser- 
weihe  ides  germanischen;  heidenthumes.  80  pp.  (Mu¬ 
nich,  Akad,  wissens.  Denkschr,  v,  52 ;  Philos.-philol,  olassc, 


Abhandl.  v.  15,  pt.  3,  1881,  p.  173.) — Mayer,  A.  Genaue 
beschreibung  der  unter  dem  namen  der  teufelsmauer 
bekannten  roemischen  landmarkung.  116  pp.  12  pi. 
(Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  12,  15:  Philos.- 
philol.  classc,  Abhandl.  v.  1,  1835,  p.  1 ;  v.  2,  1837,  pp.  253, 
753.) — Scliorn,  L.  Versuch  einer  vollstaendigen  er¬ 
klaerung  der  bildwerke  an  dem  roemischen  denkmal  in 
Igel.  49  pp.  1  pi.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr. 
v.  12:  Philos.-philol.  classe,  Abhandl.  \.  1,  1835,  p.257.) — 
Taschenbuch  fuer  geschichte  und  alterthum  in  Sued- 
deutschland.  Herausg.  von  H.  Schreiber.  2  pp. 
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Germany,  Architecture. 

Coney,  J.  Engravings  of  ancient  cathe¬ 
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Nachtraegliche  bemerkungen.  1886.  ( Brink, 
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Germany,  Army  and  navy. 

Chevalier,  L.  E.  La  marine  frangaise  et 
la  marine  allemande  pendant  la  guerre  de 
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(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  67,  1891,  p.  248.) — Blind,  K.  The 
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24  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1871,  v.  1,  p.  739.)— Exner,  ( — ). 
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10  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1876,  v.  2,  p.  784.)— How  the  Ger¬ 
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(  Unsere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  2,  p.  224.) — Murray,  A.  M.  Armed 
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See  also  Prussia.  Army  and  navy. 

Germany,  Bibliography. 

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tlscr,  M.— Lutheran  Church.— Melanchthon,  P. 

Reformation. 

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-  Briiogs'en,  E.,  Freiherr  von  der.  Colonial  move¬ 
ment  in  G.  11  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  47,  1885,  p.  40.) — 
Cherlmliez,  C.  V.  (G.  Valbert,  pseud.)  Politique  colo- 
niale  allemande.  14  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1884, 
3  p<5r.  v.  66,  p.  197.)— I>entsclie  colonisation.  35  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  31,  1882,  pp.  39,  206.) — German 
aims  in  East  Africa.  19  pp.  1  map.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  147,  1890,  p.  689.)— Farler,  J.  P.,  Archdeacon  of  Ma- 
gila.  England  and  G.  in  East  Africa.  9  pp.  1  map. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  45,  1889,  p.  157.) — Friedrichs,  K. 
Rechtsverhaeltnisse  der  eingeborenen  in  den  deutschen 
schutzgebieten.  22  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1891,  v.  1,  p.  47.) — 


GERMANY,  Colonies 


1711 


GERMANY,  Education 


OcfTckcn,  F.  H.  Deutsche  colonialpolitik.  12  pp. 
( Deutach.  rundschau,  v.  41,  1884,  p.  120.) —  IlellwaKI,  F. 
von.  Ostafrika  und  die  Deutschen.  28  pp.  {Unscrc 
Zeit.,  1887,  v.  1,  p.  320.) — Johnston,  H.  H.,  and  others. 
England  and  G.  in  Africa.  46  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  48,  1890,  p.  119.)— Lesser.  R.  National§  aufgaben  in 
unsern  coloniegebieten.  14  pp.  {Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  1, 
p.  517.)— Powell,  Sir  G.  S.  B.  Expansion  of  G.  10  pp. 
{Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  16, 1884,  p.  869.)— Kolilts,  G.  Welche 
laender  koennen  Deutsche  nocli  erwerben  ?  14  pp.  (  Un¬ 
sere  Zeit,  1882, v.  2,  p.  354.) — Kainson,  L.  Conflit  hispano- 
allemand.  Les  Carolines  et  File  de  Yap.  19  pp.  {Cor- 
respondant,  n.  s.  v.  105,  1885,  p.  14.) 

See  also  Africa,  Eastern;  Western.  —  Kaiser  Wil¬ 
helm's  I. and. — Kamernn. — Marshall  islands. — 
Solomon  islands. 

Germany,  Commerce. 

Koehne,  K.  Hansgrafenamt :  ein  beitrag 
zur  geschichte  der  kaufmannsgenossenschaf- 
ten  und  behoerdenorganisation.  1893.  — 1364 

-  Lindeman,  M.  Der  norddeutsche  Lloyd. 

Geschichbe  und  handbuch.  [Illustr.]  1892. 

—2304 

-  Schaefer,  D.  Die  Hansestaedte  und 

Koenig  Waldemar  yon  Daenemark.  1879.  3624 

-  Willebrandt,  J.  P.  Hansische  chronick. 

1748.  3651 

-  Zimmermann,  A.  Geschichte  der  preus- 

sisch-deutschen  handelspolitik  aktenmaessig 
dargestellt.  1892.  — 2393 

-  Zimmern,  H.  The  Hansa  towns.  1889. 

( Story  of  the  nations.)  2426 

-  Benicke,  H.  Von  der  deutschen  Hansa.  36  pp. 

{Samml.  vnssens.  vortrg.  v.  19,  1884,  p.  885.) — Frnehanf, 
J.  Kuendigung  unsers  handelsvertrages  mit  der 
Schweiz.  4  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  2,  p.  124.) — II alien 
und  der  projectirte  deutsch-italienische  handelsvertrag. 
19  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1865,  v.  1,  p.  641.) — Lesser,  R.  Na¬ 
tional  aufgaben  in  unseren  coloniegebieten.  14  pp. 
(  Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  1,  p.  517.)— Miles,  V.  Deutschland’s 
ueberseeische  interessen  und  seine  kriegsflotte.  13  pp. 
(  Unsere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  2,  p.  224.) — Rheinisch-westfaeh- 
lisehe  stahli  ndnstrie.  46  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1870,  v.  1, 
pp.  225,  620.)— Seydell,  A.  Die  rheinschiffahrt  “  jusqu’el 
la  mer.”  7  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1867,  v.  2,  p.  708.)— Werner, 
R.  Die  deutschen  transatlantischen  und  ostasiatischen 
dampferlinien.  14  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  1,  p.  465.) 

See  also  Hanseatic  league. 

Germany,  Constitution. 

Arnold,  C.  F.  W.  Verfassungsgeschichte 
der  deutschen  freistaedte  im  anschluss  an  die 
verfassungsgeschichte  der  stadt  Worms.  1854, 
2  v.  — 2315 

-  Berghaus,  H.  K.  W.  Deutschland  seit 

hundert  jahren.  Geschichte  der  gebiets- 
eintheilung  und  der  politischen  verfassung 
des  vaterlandes.  1859-62,  2  v.  in  5.  3625 

-  Deventer,  L.  van.  Cinquante  annees  de 

l’histoire  federale  de  1’  Allemagne.  1870.  3692 

-  James,  E.  J.  ( Tr. )  Federal  constitution  of 

Germany,  with  an  historical  introduction. 
1890.  (University  of  Pa.  Pub.  no.  7.)  — 1367 

-  Sickel,  W.  Geschichte  der  deutschen 

staatsverfassung  bis  zur  begruendung  des 
constitutionellen  staats.  v.  1.  1879.  — 2315 

-  Stuart-Cansdell,  C.  Federation,  colonial 

and  British :  being  an  exposition  of  the 
federal  systems  of  Switzerland,  the  United 
States  .  .  .  and  Germany.  1891.  — 2316 


- r  Turner,  S.  E.  Sketch  of  the  Germanic 

constitution.  1888.  — 1336 

- Der  norddeutsche  Bund  und  seine  verfassung.  100  pp. 

(  Unsere  Zeit,  1869,  v.  1,  pp.  401,  575,  741,  815.) 

Germany,  Costume. 

Malorlic,  C.  E.  von.  Civil-uniformwesen  in 
Deutschland.  62  pp.  {In  his  Beitr.  zur  gesch.  des 
Braunschweig-Lueneburg.  hauses  und  hofes,  v.  6,  p.  69. ) 

Germany,  Court  and  courtiers. 

Schultz,  A.  Hoeflsches  leben  zur  zeit  der 
Minnesinger.  1889,  2  v.  3691 

-  Prussian  old  and  the  German  new  court  regime. 

22  pp.  {London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  70,  1888,  p.  228.) 

Germany,  Education. 

Arndt,  O.  Verzeichnis  der  paedogogi- 
schen  zeitschriften,  jahrbuecher,  und  lehrer- 
kalender  Deutschlands.  1893.  — 4392 

-  Conrad,  J.  German  universities  for  the 

last  fifty  years.  Authorized  translation  by  J. 
Hutchison.  1885.  — 2382 

-  Fredericq,  P.  Study  of  history  in  Ger¬ 
many  and  France.  1890.  (Adams,  H.  B., 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and  polit. 
sci.  8  s.  nos.  5,  6. )  4653 

-  Guenther,  S.  Geschichte  des  mathe- 

matischen  unterrichts  im  deutschen  mittel- 
alter  bis  zum  jahre  1525.  1887.  (Kehrbach, 

K.,  Monumenta  German,  paedagog.  v.  3.) 

—2306 

-  Hartfelder,  K.  Philipp  Melanchthon 

als  praeceptor  Germaniae.  1889.  (Kehrbach, 
K.,  Monumenta  German,  paedagog.  v.  7.) 

.  —2306 

-  Henschke,  U.  Denkschrift  ueber  das  weib- 

liche  fortbildungsschulwesen  in  Deutschland. 
1893.  —4392 

-  Kehrbach,  K.  ( Ed. )  Monumenta  Germa¬ 
niae  paedagogica.  v.  1-10,  12-16.  1886-94, 

15  v.  — 2306 

-  Klemm,  L.  R.  European  schools  ;  or,  what 

I  saw  in  the  schools  of  Germany,  France, 
Austria,  and  Switzerland.  1889.  (Harris, 
W.  T.,  Internat.  ed.  s.  v.  12.)  — 2397 

-  Lange,  H.  Entwickelung  und  stand  des 

hoeheren  maedchenschulwesens  in  Deutsch¬ 
land.  1893.  —4393 

-  Pachtler,  G.  M.  Ratio  studiorum  et  in- 

stitutiones  scholasticae  Societatis  Jesu  per 
Germaniam  olim  vigentes.  1887-94,  4  v. 
(Kehrbach,  K.,  Monumenta  German,  paeda¬ 
gog.  V.  2,  5,  9,  16.)  — 2306 

-  Paulsen,  F.  The  German  universities : 

their  character  and  historical  development. 
1895.  —2306 

-  Payne,  J.  Visit  to  German  schools.  1884. 

(  Works,  v.  2. )  — 2304 

-  Poten,  B.  Geschichte  des  militaer-erzie- 

hungs-  und  bildungswesens  in  den  landen 
deutscher  zunge.  v.  1,  3.  1889-93,  2  v.  ( Kehr¬ 
bach,  K.,  Monumenta  German,  paedagog.  v.  10, 
15. )  —2306 


GERMANY,  Education 


1712 


GERMANY,  Emigration 


-  Rethwtsch,  C.  Deutschland’s  hoeheres 

schulwesen  im  neunzehnten  jahrhundert. 
1S93.  — 4393 

-  Speoht,  F.  A.  Geschichte  des  unterrichts- 

wesens  in  Deutschland  von  den  aeltesten 
zeiten  bis  zur  mitte  des  dreizehnten  jahrhun- 
derts.  1885.  —2372 

-  Zirngiebl,  E.  Studien  ueber  das  Institut 

der  Gesellschaft  Jesu,  mit  besonderer  berueck- 
sichtigung  der  paedagogischen  wirksamkeit 
dieses  ordens  in  Deutschland.  1870.  — 3204 

-  Bad),  N.  Entwurf  zu  einem  allgemeinen  lehrplan 

fuer  deutsche  gymnasien.  3  pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  alterthumsw. 
v.  7, 1840,  Beiblatt,  p.  217.)— Bunnell,  E.  Der  deutsche 
unterriclit  auf  deutschen  gymnasien,  von  R.  H.  Iliecke. 
8  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  9,  1842,  Beiblatt,  p.  377.)— 
Bourdeau,  J.  Roman  d’gducation  nationale  en  Alle- 
magne  :  M.  Gustave  Frey  tag.  25  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1881,  3  pSr.  v.  43,  p.  128.)— Bruclimann,  K. 
Paulsen:  Geschichte  des  gelehrten  unterrichts  auf  den 
deutschen  schulen  und  universitaeten.  17  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
voelkerpsych.  v.  16,  1886,  p.  340.) — Butler,  J.  D.  Mediae¬ 
val  German  schools.  18  pp.  ( Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  39,  1882, 
p.  401.) — Ikiel  linger,  J.  J.  I.  von.  Bedeutung  der 
grossen  zeitereignisse  fuer  die  deutschen  hochschulen. 
28  pp.  (In  his  Akad.  vortraege,  v.  3,  p.  11.)— Farnaui, 

H.W.  Academic  freedom  in  G.  5  pp.  (New  Englander, 
v.  46,  1887,  p.  67.) — Friedemann,  F.  T.  Ueber  fonnale 
und  reale  bildung,  zunaechst  mit  beziehung  auf  die 
gymnasien.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  7,  1840, 
Beiblatt,  p.  65.)— Fnld.  L.  Zur  reform  des  juristisclien 
studiums.  13  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v,  1,  p.  629.)— 
tirade  nil  an,  E.  F.  A.  Der  religionsunterricht  in  den 
evangelischen  gymnasien,  von  F.  A.  Gotthold.  6  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  9,  1842,  Beiblatt,  p.  391.)— 
tirimin,  H.  Die  deutsche  schulfrage  und  unsere  clas- 
siker.  25  pp.  (Deatsch.  rundschau,  v.  55,  1888,  p.  257.)— 
Deutscher  unterricht  auf  gymnasien.  28  pp.  (Deutsch. 
rundschau,  v.  58,  1889,  p.  256.)—  litiessfeldl,  P.  Erzie- 
hung  der  deutschen  jugend.  47  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau, 
v.  62,  1890,  pp.  25,  240.)— Haupt,  C.  H.  Die  grundprin- 
cipien  des  gesammten  unterrichts-  und  erziehungswe- 
sens.  14  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  7,  1840,  Beiblatt, 
p.  169.)— Die  schule  und  die  gegenwart.  16  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
alterthumsw.  v.  8,  1841,  Beiblatt,  p.  361.)— Hungert'ord, 
E.  Real  school  contest  in  G.  26  pp.  (New  Englander, 
v.  41,  1882,  p.  639.)—  Justi,  F.  Die  berliner  schulconfe- 
renz  und  die  reform  des  hoehern  unterrichtswesens. 
18  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1891,  v.  1,  p.  426.)— Die  frage  des 
gelehrtenproletariats  und  die  reform  des  hoehern  unter- 
richtswesens.  26pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  1,  p.  493.)— 
K.(  E.  Das  gymnasium  und  die  realschule.  Von  M. 
Axt.  16  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  8,  1841,  Beiblatt, 
p.  177.)— Die  Kaiserlieh  Leopoldinisch-l'arolini- 
sehe  akadeinic  der  naturforscher.  6  pp.  (Unsere 
Zeit,  1870,  v.  2,  p.  343.) — Kleine,  O.  F.  Reden  und  auf- 
saetze  :  ein  beitrag  zur  gymnasial-paedagogik  und  phi- 
lologie,  von  L.  Doederlein.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw. 
v.  12, 1845,  p.  1041.)— Klinghardt,  H.  “  Neue  methode,” 
im  Lateinunterricht  sowie  im  Deutschunterricht  der 
volksschule.  5  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  15,  1891,  p.  316.)— 
Teclimer’s  und  Sweet’s  vorschlaege  zur  reform  des  un¬ 
terrichts  im  Englischen.  33  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  10, 1887, 
p.  48.)— K iintze,  J.  E.  Reform  des  juristischen  univer- 
sitaetsstudiums.  10  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  1,  p.  25.)— 

I.agarde  (Boetticher),  P.  A.  de.  Ueber  die  klage,  dass 
der  deutschen  jugend  der  idealismus  fehle.  11  pp. 
(Deutsche  schriften,  p.  373.)— Zum  unterrichtsgesetze. 
69  pp.  (Deutsche  schriften,  pp.  168,  264.)— Lainmers,  A. 
Handarbeit  fuer  knaben.  5  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau, 
v.  58,  1889,  p.  284. )— I.avisse,  E.  University  allemandes 
et  university  fransaises.  34  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1884,  3  p6r.  v.  63,  p.  623.)— liiiebker,  F.  Urtheil  eines 
daenischen  gelehrten,  M.  C.  F.  Ingerslev,  ueber  das 
deutsche  gelehrte  schulwesen.  6  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alter¬ 


thumsw.  v.  11,  1844,  p.  1113.) — >1.  Ueber  die  examina 
auf  gymnasien.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  7,  1840, 
Beiblatt,  p.  153.)— Ueber  die  maengel  staedtischer 
gysniinsial-vcr  wait  ling  und  ihre  wuenschenswerthe 
reform.  13  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  7,  1840,  Beiblatt, 
p.  3.)  --.3iueneli.  W.  Die  frage  des  englischen  aulsatzes 
in  realprima.  10  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  4,  1881,  p.444.) — 
014 mini u.  H.  Ueber  die  wahl  des  lesestoffes  im  engli¬ 
schen  unterricht  auf  der  realschule  erster  ordnung. 
18  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  3,  1880,  p.  338.)— Raedagogi- 
selie  hildung  der-kuenftigen  gymuasiallehrer,  von  C. 
Freese.  10  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  8,  1841,  Beiblatt, 
p.  33.) — Basso w,  W.  A.  Ueber  den  deutschen  unter¬ 
richt  auf  gymnasien,  von  F.  J.  Guenther.  6  pp.  (Zeits. 
f.  alterthumsw.  v.  9,  1842,  Beiblatt,  p.  361.) — Pisko,  F.  J. 
Die  deutsche  physikalisch-technische  reichsanstalt. 
16pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  1,  p.  516.)— Prince.  J.  T. 
American  and  German  schools.  7  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  66,  1890,  p.  413.)— Raslulajl,  H.  Universities  of  G. 
72  pp.  (In  his  Universities  of  Europe  in  the  middle  ages, 
v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  209.)— Renter,  ( — ).  Weder  das  reine  Clas¬ 
sen-,  nocli  das  reine  fach-system,  sondern  ein  zwischen 
beiden  vermitteltes  unterrichtssystem  entspricht  dem 
erziehenden  principe  und  den  meisten  zweeken  der 
gelehrtenschulen.  8  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  8, 1841, 
Beiblatt,  p.  1.) — Roeliliolz.  E.  L.  Die  ruthe  kuessen  : 
ein  abschnitt  aus  der  deutschen  erziehungsgeschichte. 
22  pp.  (Germania,  v.  1,  1856,  p.  134.)— Slieldon,  S.  Why 
our  science  students  go  to  G.  4  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  63,  1889,  p.  463.)— Stevens,  F.  L.  German  theology 
and  the  German  university.  30  pp.  (New  Englander, 
v.  54,  1891,  p.  259.) — Syfoel,  H.  von.  The  German  uni¬ 
versity:  compared  with  the  English  and  French.  12  pp. 
(Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  17,  1867,  p.  595.)— 'Wahl.  G.  M. 
The  German  boy  at  leisure.  7  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  64,  1889,  p.  239.)— The  German  gymnasium  in  its  work¬ 
ing  order.  12  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  63,  1889,  p.  745.) — 
Wendt,  G.  Behandlung  der  englischen  praepositionen 
auf  der  realschule  I  ordnung.  73  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  4, 
1881,  p.  100;  v.  5,  1882,  p.  379;  v.  6,  1883,  p.  216. )— Keller, 
E.  Gymnasium  und  universitaet.  24  pp.  (Deutsch. 
rundschau,  v.  62,  1890,  p.  216.) 

See  also  Education  under  Bavaria.— Prussia. — 
Saxony,  etc.  Also  the  names  of  universities,  as,  Ber- 
1  i  n. — Bon  n. — Meid  cl  berg,  etc. 

Gen  n  a uy ,  Emigra ti o  n. 

Eickhoff,  A.  {Ed. )  In  der  neuen  heimath: 
geschichtliche  mittheilungen  ueber  die  deut¬ 
schen  einwanderer  in  alien  theilen  der  Union. 
1884.  1612 

-  Jaiin,  A.  Wichtige  beitraege  zur  einwan- 

derung  und  kolonisation  in  Brasilien.  1874. 

2485 

-  Kapp,  F.  Geschichte  der  deutschen  ein- 

wanderung  in  Amerika.  v.  1.  1868.  1655 

-  Rupp,  I.  D.  Collection  of  upwards  of 

thirty  thousand  names  of  German  ...  and 
other  immigrants  in  Pennsylvania  from  1727 
to  1776.  1876.  3576 

-  German  emigration  to  America.  40  pp.  (N.  Am. 

Rev.  v.  11,  1820,  p.  1 ;  v.  82,  1856,  p.  248.)— Die  deutsclion 
ansiedelungen  ausserhalb  Europas.  9  pp.  (Unsere 
Zeit,  1888,  v.  2,  p.  503.)— Ihering,  H.  von.  Die  deutsche 
auswanderung  und  ihre  ziele.  34  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1885, 
v.  2,  pp.  433,  620.)— I.avisse,  E.  Immigration  alle- 
mande.  13  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1874,  3  per.  v.  1, 
p.  207.)  —  Mecklenbnrgisclie  auswanderung. 
22  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1866,  v.  1,  p.  347.)  -Mellick,  A.  D., 
Jr.  German  emigration  to  the  American  colonies,  its 
cause,  and  the  distribution  of  the  emigrants.  27  pp. 
(Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  10,  1886,  pp.  241,  375.)—  Scheffer, 

J.  G.  De  H.  Mennonite  emigration  to  Pennsylvania. 

22  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  2,  1878,  p.  117.)— Trolard.  E. 


GERMANY,  Emigration 


1713 


GERMANY,  Genealogy  and  heraldry 


Immigration  allemande  depuis  la  guerre.  35  pp.  ( Cor - 
respondent,  n.  s.  v.  68, 1876,  p.  761.) 

See  also  Europe,  Emigration.— Hermans  in  Aus¬ 
tria,  Bohemia,  England.  tieorgia,  Hungary, 
Maryland,  Moravia,  New  York.  North  Caro¬ 
lina,  Ohio.  Pennsylvania.  Russia,  Silesia, 
South  Carolina,  Transylvania.  Cnitod  States. 

Germany,  Finance. 

Directe  Oder  indirecte  steuern.  41  pp.  (Unsere 
Zcit,  188),  v.  1,  pp.  376,  547.) — Ferraris,  C.  F.  Iru- 
posta  militare  in  Prancia  e  i  nuovi  studi  su  di  essa  in 
Germania  ed  in  Italia.  29  pp.  ( Nuov .  antol.  3  s.  v.  25, 
1890,  p.  509.)— Cirad.  M.  A.  C.  Finances  de  1’Empire 
allemand.  48  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1882,  3  p6r.  v.  53, 
p.  5.)— Eagarde  (Boetticher),  P.  A.  de.  Finanzpoli- 
tik  Deutschlands.  19  pp.  (Deutsche  schriften,  p.  292.) — 
Keiehskassenscheine  nach  dem  gesetz  vom  30 
April,  1874.  21  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1875,  v.  1,  p.  598.)— 

Scheel,  H.  von.  Reichs-einkommensteuer  und  reichs- 
erbschaftssteuer.  9  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  2,  p.  577.) 
— Der  deutsche  tabacksbau  und  die  tabaeUssteuer. 
47  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1868,  v.  1,  pp.  612,  690.) — Der  gegeu- 
waertige  stand  der  deutschcn  volksbanken.  4  pp. 
( Unsere  Zeit,  1870,  v.  1,  p.  69.) 

Germany,  Fine  arts. 

Ciiennevieres,  H.,  Comte  de.  Dessins  du 
Louvre :  6coles  flamande,  hollandaise,  et 
allemande.  n.  d.  — 17A1 

-  Descamps,  J.  B.  Vie  des  peintres  flamands, 

allemands,  et  hollandois.  1753-69,  5  v.  3795 

-  Luebke,  W.  Ecclesiastical  art  in  Germany 

during  the  middle  ages.  1877.  — 1705 

-  Renouvier,  J.  Des  types  et  des  manieres 

des  maltres  graveurs,  pour  servir  a  l’histoire 
de  la  gravure  en  Italie,  en  Allemagne  .  .  . 
1853-54,  3  v.  in  1.  — 1744 

-  Schlosser,  J.  von.  Schriftquellen  zur 

geschichte  der  karolingisclien  kunst.  1892. 
(Eitelberger  von  Edelberg,  R.,  Quellenschrif- 
ten,  n.  s.  v.  4. )  — 1707 

-  Viardot,  L.  Musees  d’ Allemagne  et  de 

Russie.  1844.  — 1748 

- Berlepseli,  H.  E.  von.  Das  deutsche  kunsthand- 

werk  auf  der  nationalen  ausstellung  zu  Muenchen. 
11pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  2,  p.  224.)— Betts.  F.  II.  An 

outline  of  15  century  engravings  in  G.  10  pp.  7  pi.  (New 
Englander,  v.  52,  1890,  p.  497.) — Bode,  W.  Entwickelung 
der  oeffentlichen  sammlungen  der  kunst  des  mittelalters 
und  der  renaissance  in  Deutschland  seit  dem  kriege 
1870-71.  10  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  60,  1889,  p.  129.) 
— Cust,  L.  German  schools.  238  pp.  (In  his  Index  of 
artists,  v.  1,  p.  1.) —  Janitsehek,  H.  Deutsche  kunst 
und  deutsche  kuenstler  in  Rom.  29jpp.  (Unsere  Zeit, 
1874,  v.  2,  p.  225.)— Jenkins*,  C.  W.  Recent  German 
art.  3  pp-  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  70,  1885,  p.  99.)— Knille, 

O.  Gruebeleien  eines  malers  ueber  seine  kunst.  44  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  48,  1886,  pp.  239,  414.)— Kraus, 

P.  X.  L’art  chr^tien  en  Allemagne.  5  pp.  ( Correspon- 
dant.,  n.  s.  v.  122,  1889,  p.  1174.)— Lippmann,  F.  Ein 
italienischer  und  ein  deutscher  kupferstich  des  XV 
jahrbunderts.  9  pp.  1  pi.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunst- 
samml.  Jahrb.x.  7, 1886,  p.  73.) — Vely,  E.  Aus  deutschen 
ateliers  in  Rom.  5  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1882,  v.  2,  p.  129.) — 
Winkler,  A.  Die  gefaess-  und  punzenstecher  der 
deutschen  hochrenaissance.  15  pp.  1  pi.  (Koenigl. 
Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  13,  1892,  p.  93.) — 
Wyzerwa,  T.  de.  Peintres  primitifs  de  l’Allemagne. 
28  pp.  ( Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1889,  3  pdr.  y.  92,  p.  830.) 


Germany,  Fisheries. 

M  a  in  m,  W.  Die  deutsche  seeflsherei.  20  pp.  (Un¬ 
sere  Zeit,  1867,  v.  2,  p.  452.)— Hartmann,  R.  Ueber 
den  gegenwaertigen  zustand  unserer  binnenfischerei. 
14  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1881,  v.  2,  p.  453.)— Reinke,  J.  Die 
preussische  commission  zur  wissenscliaftlichen  unter- 
suchung  der  deutschen  meere.  19  pp.  (Deutsch.  rund¬ 
schau,  v.  65,  1890.  p.  64.) 

Germany,  Forests. 

Brown,  J.  C.  Schools  of  forestry  in  Ger¬ 
many.  1887.  4696 

-  Ratzeburg,  J.  T.  C.  Die  forst-insecten ; 

ocler,  abbildung  und  beschreibung  der  in  den 
waeldern  Preussens  und  der  nachbarstaaten 
als  schaedlich  oder  nuetzlich  bekannt  gewor- 
denen  insecten.  1839-44,  3  v.  — 2672 

- Die  ichneumonen  der  forstinsecten. 

1844-52,  3  v.  —2672 

- Die  waldverderber  und  ihre  feinde. 

1869.  —2685 

- Clebsch,  R.  F.  A.  Ueber  ein  problem  der  forstwissen- 

schaft.  18  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math. 
v.  67,  1867,  p.  248.) — Fineliot,  G.  Government  forestry 
abroad  :  Germany.  16  pp.  (Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Pub.  v.  6, 
no.  3,  p.  9.)— Kaine,  F.,  and  others.  Forestry  in  G. 
121  pp.  (U.  S.  State,  Dept,  of,  Reports  from  Consuls: 
Forestry  in  Europe,  p.  37.)— Sport  in  a  German  forest- 
country.  10  pp.  (Blackivood’s  Mag.  v.  132,  1882,  p.226.) 

See  also  Black  forest. 

Germany,  Genealogy  and  heraldry. 

Fahne,  A.  Chroniken  und  urkunden- 
buecher  hervorragender  geschlechter  .  .  . 
1862-78,  5  v.  3617 

- Denkmale  und  ahnentafeln  in  Rhein¬ 
land  und  Westplialen,  mit  erlaeutei ungen 
und  berichtigungen.  1875-83,  6  v.  in  2.  3617 

- Dynasten,  Freiherren,  und  Grafen  von 

Bocholtz.  1856-63,  4  v.  in  2.  3791 

- Geschichte  der  coelnischen,  juelich- 

schen,  und  hergischen  geschlechter.  1848-53, 
2  pts.  in  1  v.  3791 

- Geschichte  der  Grafen,  jetzigen  Fuer- 

sten  zu  Salm-Reifferscheid  .  .  .  nebst  genealo- 
gie  derjenigen  familien,  aus  denen  sie  ihre 
frauen  genommen.  1858-66,  3  pts.  in  2  v. 

3791 

- Geschichte  der  westphaelischen  ge¬ 
schlechter,  mit  besonderer  beruecksichtigung 
ihrer  uebersiedlung  nach  Preussen,  Curland, 
und  Liefiand.  Mit  1200  wappen.  1858.  3791 

- Geschichte  von  100  rheinischen,  west¬ 
phaelischen,  niederlaendischen,  und  anderen 
hervorragenden  geschlechtern.  1860.  (In  his 
Herren  und  Freiherren  von  Hoevel,  v.  1, 
pt.  2. )  •  3791 

- Geschichte  von  106  rheinischen,  nieder¬ 
laendischen,  und  westphaelischen  hervorra¬ 
genden  geschlechtern.  1859.  (In  his  Dyna¬ 
sten  .  .  .  von  Bocholtz,  v.  1,  pt.  2.)  3791 

- Geschlechter  und  sitze.  1866-69,  3  v.  in 

2.  (In  his  Forschungen  auf  dem  gebiete  der 
rheiu.  und  westphael.  gesch,  v.  2,  3.)  3617 


GERMANY,  Genealogy  aud  heraldry 


1714 


GERMANY,  History,  etc. 


- Herren  und  Freiherren  von  Hoevel, 

nebst  genealogie  der  familien.  1856-60,  3  v. 
in  2.  3791 

-  Gruenenberg,  K.  Wappenpuch  ...  In 

farbendruck  neu  herausg.  von  R.  Graf  Still- 
fried- Alcantara  und  A.  M.  Hildebrandt.  n.  d. 
2  v.  17E4 

-  I.agarrie  (Boetticher),  P.  A.  de.  Reorganisation  des 

adels.  9  pp.  ( Deutsch .  schriften,  p.  283.) — Meyer,  C. 
Adel  und  ritterschaft  im  deutschen  mittelalter.  38  pp. 
( Samml .  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.5,  1891,  p.  209.) 

Germany,  Geology  and  palaeontology. 

Deutsche  geologische  gesellschaft. 

Zeitschrift.  v.  37-48.  1885-96,  12  v.  —4576 

Note. — For  v.  1-36  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Herbst,  G.  Gletscher  und  eiszeit,  mit  ruecksicht  zu- 

gleich  auf  Thueringen  und  die  nord-deutsche  ebene. 
13  pp.  (  Unscre  Zeit,  1878,  v.  1,  p.  591.)— l*otoni£,  H.  Die 
pflanzcnwelt  Norddeutschlands  in  den  verschiedenen 
zeitepochen,  besonders  seit  der  eiszeit.  82  pp.  (Samml. 
wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1886,  p.  405.)— Wagner,  A.  Die 
fossilen  ueberreste  von  nackten  dintenfischen  aus  dem 
lithographischen  schiefer  und  dem  lias  des  sued-deut- 
schen  Juragebirges.  72  pp.  1  pi.  (Munich,  Akad. 
wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  31 :  Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Ab- 
handl.  v.  8,  pt.  3,  1860,  p.  749.) 

Germany,  Heraldry.  See  with  Genealogy. 

Germany,  History. 

Arnold,  C.  F.  W.  Studien  zur  deutschen 
kulturgeschichte.  1882.  3683 

- Baring-Gould,  S.,  and  Gilman,  A.  Story 

of  Germany.  1888.  ( Story  of  the  nations.) 

2426 

-  Brink,  B.  E.  C.  ten,  and  others  (Eds.) 

Quellen  und  forschungen  zur  sprach-  und 
culturgeschichte  der  germanischen  voelker. 
v.  52-83.  1884-97,  32  v.  in  16.  —3166 

Note.— For  v.  1-51  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Fay,  T.  S.  The  three  Germany s.  Glimpses 

into  their  history.  [1889],  2  v.  3602 

-  Grotefend,  H.  Handbuch  der  histori- 

schen  chronologie  des  deutschen  mittelalters 
und  der  neuzeit.  1872.  2452 

-  Lamprecht,  Iv.  Deutsche  geschichte. 

1891-95,  5  v.  in  6.  3603 

— —  Mueller,  D.  Geschichte  des  deutschen 
volkes.  1886.  3692 

-  Nitzsch,  K.  W.  Geschichte  des  deutschen 

volkes  bis  zum  augsburger  religionsfrieden. 
1883-85,  3  v.  3692 

-  Richter,  A.  Quellenbuch.  Fuer  den  un- 

terricht  in  der  deutschen  geschichte.  1888. 

3692 

-  Zeller,  J.S.  Histoire  d’ Allemagne.  1884- 

91,  7  v.  3624 

-  ZiMMERN,  H.  The  Hansa  towns.  1889. 

(Story  of  the  nations.)  2426 

-  Duel  linger.  J.  J.  1.  von.  Das  haus  Wittelsbach  und 

seine  bedeutung  in  der  deutschen  geschichte.  31  pp. 
(In  his  Akad.  vortraege,  v.  1,  p.  25.)— 2 Vie  same  in  Eng¬ 
lish,  32  pp.  (In  his  Studies  in  European  hist,  p.  26.)— 


Ueber  das  studium  der  deutschen  geschichte.  21  pp. 
(In  his  Akad.  vortraege,  v.  2,  p.  407.) 

See  also  Austria.— Bavaria.— Bohemia.— Bruns* 
wick,  House  of. — Charlemagne.— Charles  V,  Em¬ 
peror  of  Germany. — Confederation  of  the  Rhine. — 
Franro-tierman  war.  —  Franks. —  German  or 
■Western  Empire.- Hahsbnrg,  House  o/.-Hanse- 
atie  league. — Hohenstanfen.— If  olienzollern. — 
Peasants*  war.  —  Prussia.  —  Saxony.  —  Seven 
years'  war. — Thirty  years’  war.  —  Wuerttem* 
berg. 

Germany,  History,  Early  period  to  500. 

Arnold,  C.  F.  W.  Deutsche  geschichte. 
v.  1.  Deutsche  urzeit.  1880.  3603 

-  Dahn,  L.  J.  F.  Urgeschichte  der  germa¬ 
nischen  und  romanischen  voelker.  1880-89, 
4  v.  (Oncken,  W.,  Allgem.  geschichte,  2  haupt- 
abth.  2  th. )  3724 

-  Kaufmann,  G.  Deutsche  geschichte  bis 

auf  Karl  den  Grossen.  v.  1.  Die  Germanen 
der  urzeit.  1880.  3693 

-  Mutius,  H.  De  Germanorum  prima  ori- 

gine,  moribus,  institutis,  legibus,  et  memora- 
bilibus  pace  et  bello  gestis.  1726.  (Pistorius, 
J.,  Rer.  German,  script,  v.  2.)  3601 

-  Ruchner.  A.  Ueber  die  einwohner  Deutschlands  ini 

zweiten  jahrhundert  der  christlichen  zeitrechnung. 
90  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  14:  Hist, 
classe,  Abhandl.  v.  2,  pt.  3,  1837,  p.  1.) — Clarke,  H.  The 
Turanian  epoch  of  the  Romans,  as  also  of  the  Greeks, 
Germans  ...  51  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  8,  1880, 
p.  172.)— Harless.  H.  Recension  von  B.  Soekeland  : 
Ueber  die  verhaeltnisse  und  wohnsitze  der  deutschen 
voelker  zwischen  dem  Rhein  und  der  Weser  zur  zeit  der 
Roemerkriege  in  Deutschland.  6  pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  alter- 
thumsio.  v.  3,  1836,  p.  689.)— lloeflcr,  K.  A.  K.  von. 
Was  ist  Deutsch?  6  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen 
in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  1,  pt.  3,  1863,  p.  16.)— Holtsr,- 
mann,  A.  Der  name  Germanen.  13  pp.  ( Germania , 
v.  9,  1864,  p.  1.)—  Huetoner,  E.  W.  E.  Roemisches  in 
Deutschland.  23  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  48,  1886, 
p.  206.)— Ozanain,  A.  F.  Etudes  sur  les  peuples  germa- 
nicjues  avant  le  Christianisme.  142  pp.  (Correspondant, 
v.  12,  1845,  p.  930 ;  v.  13,  1846,  pp.  314,  774 ;  v.  14,  1846, 
pp.  358,  669.)— Seliineller,  J.  A.  Ueber  die  nothwen- 
digkeit  eines  ethnographischen  gesammtnamens  fuer 
die  Deutschen  und  ihre  nordische  stammverwandten, 
und  ueber  die  einsprueche  der  letztern  gegen  die  benen- 
nung  Germanen.  21  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens. 
Denkschr.  v.  12:  Philos.-philol.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  1,  1835, 
p.  717.) — Taschenbuch  fuer  geschichte  und  alterthum  in 
Sueddeutschland.  Herausg.  von  H.  Sehreiber.  2  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  alterthumsiv.  v.  7,  1840,  p.  366.) — Valentinelli, 
J.  Regesten  zur  deutschen  geschichte..  56  pp.  (Munich, 
Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  35:  Hist,  classe,  Abhandl. 
v.  9,  pt.  2,  1865,  p.357.) — Wittmann,  ( — ).  Ueber  den 
unterschied  zwischen  den  Sueven  und  den  Sassen.  36  pp. 
(Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  29:  Hist,  classe, 
Abhandl.  v.  7,  pt.  1,  1853,  p.  3.) 

Germany,  History,  Mediaeval  period  to  1500. 

Arnold,  C.  F.  W.  Deutsche  geschichte. 
v.  2.  Fraenkische  zeit.  1881-83,  2  v.  in  1.  3603 

-  Barack,  K.  A.  (Ed.)  Zimmerische  chro- 

nik.  1881,  4  v.  3627 

-  Becker,  W.  Ueber  die  teilnahme  der 

staedte  an  den  reichsversammlungen  unter 
Friedrich  III,  1440-93.  1891.  3613 

— —  Bodmann,  F.  J.  Rheingauische  alter- 
thuemer ;  Oder,  landes-  und  regimentsver- 
fassung  des  westlichen  odcr  niederrheingaues 
ini  mittlern  zeitalter,  1819,  2  v,  in  1.  3632 


GERMANY,  History,  etc. 


1715 


GERMANY,  History,  etc. 


—  Boehmer,  J.  F.  {Ed.)  Fontes  rerum  Ger- 

manicarum.  1843-68,  4  v.  3613 

—  Broecker,  L.  O.  Geschichte  des  deut- 

schen  volkes  und  des  deutschen  Reiches  von 
843-1024.  1890-91,  2  v.  in  1.  3617 

—  Chroniken  der  deutschen  staedte  vom  14 

bis  ins  16  jahrhundert.  v.  18-25.  1882-96, 

8  v.  3666 

Note. — For  1-17  see  preceding  catalogue. 

—  Dahn,  L.  J.  F.  Koenige  der  Germanen. 

Das  wesen  des  aeltesten  koenigthums  der 
germanischen  staemme,  und  seine  geschichte 
bis  zur  aufloesung  des  karolingischen  Reiches. 
1861-85,  6  v.  3623 

—  Doeberl,  M.  (Ed.)  Monumenta  Gernm- 
niae  selecta,  768-1250.  v.  3,  4.  1889-90,  2  v. 

3603 

—  Eckhart,  J.  G.  von.  Corpus  historicum 

medii  aevi,  sive  scriptores  res  in  orbe  uni- 
verso,  praecipue  in  Germania  .  .  .  gestas  enar- 
rantes.  1723,  2  v.  3741 

—  Frankfort,  on  the  Main.  Societas  Aperi- 

endis  Fontibus  Rerum  Germanicarum  Medii 
Aevi.  Monumenta  Germaniae  historica,  500- 
1500.  Scriptores.  v.  15,  pts.  1,  2 ;  v.  27-30, 
pt.  1.  1887-96,  5  v.  in  6.  3671 

Note.— For  other  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

—  Freher,  M.  ( Ed. )  Rerum  Germanicarum 

scriptores,  aliquot  insignes,  qui  gesta  sub 
regibus  et  imperatoribus  Teutonicis,  jam  inde 
a  Carolo  M.  usque  ad  Fridericum  III.  1717, 
3  v.  3601 

—  Gerdes,  H.  Geschichte  des  deutschen 

volkes  und  seiner  kultur  im  mittelalter.  v.  1. 
1891.  3623 

—  Lindenbrog,  E.  Scriptores  rerum  Ger¬ 

manicarum  septentrionalium,  vicinorumque 
populorum  veteres  diversi.  1706.  3601 

—  Meibom,  H.,  Jr.  Rerum  Germanicarum 

tomi  III.  1688,  3  v.  in  2.  3601 

—  Monumenta  Germaniae  historica  inde 

ab  anno  Christi  500  usque  ad  annum  1500,  ed. 
Societas  aperiendis  fontibus  rerum  Germani¬ 
carum  medii  aevi.  1877-96,  46  v.  3632 

—  Mutius,  H.  De  Germanorum  prima  ori- 

gine,  moribus,  institutis,  legibus,  et  memora- 
bilibus  pace  et  bello  gestis.  1726.  (Pistorius, 
J.,  Rer.  German,  script,  v.  2. )  3601 

—  Nitzsch,  K.  W.  Ministerialitaet  und 

buergerthum  im  11  und  12  jahrhundert.  1859. 
(In  his  Yorarbeiten  zur  geschichte  der  Stau- 
fischen  periode,  v.  1. )  — 2315 

—  Palacky,  F.  Geschichte  des  Hussiten- 

thums  und  Prof.  C.  Hoefler.  1868.  — 4284 

—  Pistorius,  J.  (Ed.)  Rerum  Germanica¬ 
rum  scriptores.  1726,  3  v.  3601 

—  Schaab,  K.  A.  Geschichte  des  grossen 

rheinischen  staedtebundes,  gestiftet  zu  Mainz 
im  jahre  1254  durch  Arnold  Walpod.  1855, 
2  v.  3627 

—  Schaefer,  D.  Die  Hansestaedte  und 
Koenig  Waldemar  von  Daenemark,  1879. 

3624 


-  Schunck,  J.  P.  Codex  diplomaticus  exhi- 

bens  chartas  historiam  medii  aevi  illustrantes. 
1797.  3607 

-  Tritheim  (Heidenberg),  J.,  Abbot  of 

Sponheim.  Annales  Hirsaugienses  .  .  .  com- 
plectens  historiam  Franciae  et  Germaniae  .  .  . 
1690,  2  v.  —4271 

-  Weil  and,  L.  (Ed. )  Constitutiones  et  acta 

publica  imperatorum  et  regum,  911-1272. 
1893-96,  2  v.  ( Monumenta  German,  hist.  Le- 
gum,  sect.  IV,  v.  1,  2. )  3632 

-  Buclmer,  A.  Krieg  des  Herzogs  Ludwig  des  Reichen 

von  Bayern  Landeshut  mit  Markgrafen  Albrecht 
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—Mueller,  W.  Preussen  und  Deutschland  in  den 
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599;  1890,  v.  2,  p.  237.)— Zur  innern  geschichte  Preussens 
und  Deutschlands,  1870-79.  117  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1879, 
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nia  e  l’Austria  nel  secolo  XVII.  47  pp.  (Archiv.  stor. 
ital.  3  s.  v.  17,  1873,  pp.  333,  458.)— Preussische  ma¬ 
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( Unsere  Zeit,  1865,  v.  1,  p.  81.) — Sorel,  A.  Neutralitg  du 
nord  de  l’Allemagne  en  1795.  46  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  17, 

1881,  p.  257.)  — Sybel's  Founding'  of  l  lie  German 
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p.  869.)  —  Zemin,  G.  Tag  von  Alsen  (29  Juni,  1864). 
14  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  2,  p.  80.) 

See  also  Franco-German  war. — Prussia. 

Germany,  History,  Bibliography. 

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Germany,  Insects. 

Panzer,  G.  W.,  ancl  Herrich-Schaeffer, 
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Oder,  abbildung  und  beschreibung  der  in  den 
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- Die  ichneumonen  der  forstinsecten. 

1844-52,  3  v.  —2672 


GERMANY,  Insects 


1718 


GERMANY,  Music 


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Grotefend,  G.  A.  Theorie  und  praxis 
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- (Ed.)  Gesammtes  preussisch-deutsches 

gesetzgebungs-material.  Die  gesetze  und 
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arts.  Germany  .  .  .  Laws  and  regulations 
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3  sess.  Senate  repts.  v.  4. ) 

Germany,  Law,  History  and  criticism. 

Arnold,  C.  F.  W.  Zur  geschichte  des 
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des  deutschen  und  franzoesischen  rechtes. 
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-  Lindner,  T.  Die  Verne.  1888.  — 2315 

-  Loening,  E.  Geschichte  des  deutschen 

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-  Meyer,  G.  Lehrbuch  des  deutschen  ver- 

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diritto  germanico.  Versione  dal  Tedesco 
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lesungen  ueber  das  deutsche  strafrecht.  1881. 

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- Deutsches  strafrecht.  1881.  —2314 

-  Wasserschleben,  H.  (Ed.)  Deutsche 

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14  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  2,  p.  21.)— Socialgesetzge- 
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6  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  2,  p.  171.)— Der  gegenwaertige 
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( Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  2,  p.  271.) — Die  neuesten  angriffe  auf 
das  strafrecht.  11pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  1,  p.  150.) — 
Reformbewegung  im  deutschen  strafverfahren.  9  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  1,  p.  653.)— Eine  strafgesetzordnung 
fuer  das  deutsche  heer.  20  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  2, 
p.332.)— Zur  reform  des  juristischen  studiums.  13  pp. 
(  Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  1,  p.  629.)— Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Etwas 
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p.  152.)— Recht  von  Hiesfeld.  7  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften, 
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nere  schriften,  v.  8,  p.  187.)— Thomas:  Oberhof  zu  Frank¬ 
fort  am  Main.  14  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  8,  p.  173.) — 
Ueber  die  alterthuemer  des  deutschen  rechts.  6  pp. 
(Kleinere  schriften,  v.  8,  p.  545.)— Ueber  die  notnunft  an 
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(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  58,  1889,  pp.  235,  398.) — Maurer, 

K.  Ueber  den  hauptzehnt  einiger  nordgermanischer 
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Ueber  die  wasserweihe  des  germanischen  heidenthumes. 
80  pp.  ( Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  52  :  Philos.- 
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quato  Caesarum  Germanicorum  jure  in  decedentium 
majorum  praelatorum  relictis  possessionibus.  7  pp. 
(Meibom,  H.,  Jr.,  Rer.  German,  v.  3,  p.  184.)— Pncliesse, 

B.  de.  Lois  d’assistance  ouvrifere  en  Allemagne.  23  pp. 
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L.  von.  Ueber  die  abfassung  des  kaiserlichen  land-  und 
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12  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  1,  p.  114.) — Schott,  J.  Das 
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Sclireck,  A.  H.  Justizreform  des  deutschen  Reiches. 
59  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1878,  v.  2,  pp.  172,  522,  693.) — Thuem- 
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See  also  Salic  law. 

Germany,  Measures.  See  with  Weights. 
Germany,  Music. 

Brendel,  F.  Geschichte  der  musik  in 
Italien,  Deutschland,  und  Frankreich.  1855, 
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The  same.  1860.  — 2744 

-  Denkmaeler  deutscher  tonkunst,  herausg. 

durch  eine  von  der  Koenigl.  preuss.  regierung 
berufene  commission,  v.  1.  1892.  — 3781 

- Strauss,  D.  F.  Von  unseren  grossen  musikern. 

24  pp.  (Gesamm.  werke,  v.  6,  p.  231.) 

See  also  German  ballads  and  songs.  Also  the 
names  of  German  composers  and  musicians,  as  Bach, 
J.  S.— Beethoven,  L.  van.— Brahms,  J.— Gluck, 

C.  W.  von.  —  llaendel,  G.  F.— Hassler,  H.  L.— 
Haydn,  F.  J.  — Liszt,  F.  —  Memlelssohn-Bar- 
tholdy,  J.  L.  F.— Meyerbeer,  G.— Mozart,  J.  C.  W.  A. 
—Schubert,  F.  P.— Spain*,  L.— Wagner,  W.  R.— 
Weber,  K.  M.  F.  E,  Freiherr  von,  etc. 


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1719  GERMANY,  National  and  social  character 


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Germany,  Mythology. 

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See  also  German  folk-lore. 

Germany,  Navy.  See  with  Army. 

Germany,  Numismatics. 

Fruehauf,  J.  Deutsche  muenzreform.  18  pp. 

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Germany,  Palaeontology.  See  with  Geology. 
Germany,  Political  Economy. 

Arnold,  C.  F.  W.  Zur  geschichte  des 

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verfassung.  4  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  \ .  8,  p.  404.) — Voin 
Congress.  2  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  8,  p.  407.) — In- 
quietudes  du  jour.  15  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1887, 
3  pdr.  v.  79,  p.  935.)— Eagarde  (Boetticher),  P.  A.  de. 
Diagnose.  10  pp.  (Deutsche  schriften,  p.  88.) — Drei  vor- 
reden.  10  pp.  (Deutsche  schriften,  p.  77.) — Finanzpolitik 
Deutschlands.  19  pp.  (Deutsche  schriften,  p.  292,)— Kon- 
servativ?  12  pp.  (Deutsche  schriften,  p.  5.)— Die  uaechsten 
pflichten  deutscher  politik.  24  pp.  (Deutsche  schriften, 
p.  385.) — Ueber  das  verhaeltnis  des  deutschen  staates  zur 
tlieologie,  kirche,  und  religion.  40  pp.  (Deutsche  schrif¬ 
ten,  p.  |37. )  —  Ueber  die  gegenwaertigen  aufgaben  der 
deutschen  politik.  20  pp.  (Deutsche  schriften,  p.  17.) — 
Eavisse,  E.  Etat  politique  de  l’Allemagne.  35  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1887  ,  3  p6r.  v.  82,  p.  131.) — L£vy» 
Brnlil,  D.  Id6es  politiques  en  Allemagne  au  XIX 
siScle  :  Gervinus  et  Dahlmann.  30  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1888,  3  p6r.  v.  88,  p.  121.) — Lowell.  A.  L.  Ger¬ 
many.  215  pp.  (In  his  Governments  ...  in  continent. 
Europe,  v.  1,  p.  232  ;  v.  2,  p.  1.) — .Mueller.  W.  Friedens- 
politik  des  deutschen  Reiches.  30  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1884, 
v.  2,  p.  25.)  —  Der  sueddeutsche  parlamentarismus  seit 
1870.  29  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  1,  pp.  82,  248.)—  Onti- 
danos,  pseud.  Triple  alliance  and  Italy’s  place  in  it. 
20  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  56,  1889,  p.  469. )— I*agf-s-I>u« 
port,  A.  Etat  politique  de  l’Allemagne.  33  pp.  (Cor¬ 
respondant,  v.  19,  1847,  p.373.) — R.  De  la  France  et  de 
1’ Allemagne.  13  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  3,  1843,  p.  21.) — 
Scheel.  H.  von.  Reichs-einkommensteuer  und  Reichs- 
erbschaftssteuer.  9  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  2,  p.  577.) — 
Sears,  J.  H.  First  of  Oct.  in  G.  3  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  151, 

1890,  p.  502.)— Smith,  J.  F,  Imperial  elections  in  G, 


GERMANY,  Politics 


1722 


GERMANY,  Telegraphic  service 


25  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  75,  1882,  p.439.)  —  Strauss, 
D.  F.  Sechs  theologisch-politische  volksreden.  36  pp. 
(Getamm.  werke,  v.  1,  p.  237.)  —  Tratchcvsky,  A. 
France  et  l’Allemagne  sous  Louis  XVI.  *91  pp.  (Rev. 
hist.  v.  14,  1880,  p.  241 ;  v.  15,  1881,  p.  1.)— Triple  alli¬ 
ance.  56  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1891,  3  pgr.  v.  103, 
p.  856.)— Tuttle,  H.  German  political  leader.  19  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  66,  1883,  p.  368.) — W-,  H.  W.  England 
and  G.  15  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  136,  1891,  p.  650.)— Wer¬ 
ner,  B.  von.  Erste  kreuzung  deutscher  und  amerika- 
nischer  interessen  auf  Samoa.  14  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1889, 
v.  1,  p.  162.) 

See  also  Germany,  Soc ial ism. — Prussia,  Politics. 

Germany,  Population. 

Grad,  C.  Population  de  l’Empire  allemand.  63  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1885,  3  pgr.  v.  67,  pp.  78,  357.) — 
Scheel,  H.  von.  Die  volkszaehlung  im  deutschen 
Reiche  am  1  Dec.  1880.  15  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  2, 

p.  360.) 

Germany,  Postal  and  telegraphic  service. 

Beitrag  zur  geschichte  und  zukunft  des  postwesens. 
15  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1871,  v.  1,  p.  535.)— Deutsche  fehl- 
l»ost  im  deutsch-franzoesischen  kriege,  1870-71.  10  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1872,  v.  1,  p.  369.) — Drewitz,  M.  Thaetig- 
keit  der  deutschen  reichspost  in  ueberseeischen  gebie- 
ten.  10  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  1,  p.  444.)— Hennicke, 
F.  Bildungsmittel  der  reichspost-  und  telegraphenver- 
waltung.  9  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  56,  1881,  p.  451.)— 
Hoffmann.  E.  Ein  stueck  nationaler  arbeit  im  deut¬ 
schen  verkehrswesen.  27  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  33, 
1882,  p.  30.) 

Germany,  Railroads. 

Eortschritte  des  staatsbahngedankens.  14  pp. 
( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  30,  1882,  p.  87.)— Das  niilitaer- 
eisenbahn  wesen.  13  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  1, 
p.  286.)— Muyden,  G.  von.  Eisenbahnpreise.  5  pp 
( Unsere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  2,  p.  220.)— Supra,  J.  Verbilligung 
der  eisenbahnfahrt  und  ihre  folgen.  23  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit, 
1891,  v.  1,  p.  343.) 

Germany,  Reichstag.  A 

Poschinger,  H.,  Ritter  von.  Fuerst  Bis¬ 
marck  und  die  Parlamentarier.  1894-96,  3  v. 

3603 

-  Braun.  K.  (J.  Berg,  pseud. )  Parteien  im  deutschen 

Reichstage.  182  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1882,  v.  1,  pp.  656,  853  ; 
v.  2,  p.  83;  1883,  v.  2,  pp.  218,  399,  526,  703.) — t'herbulie*. 
C.  V.  (G.  Valbert,  pseud.)  Dissolution  du  Reichstag  et  la 
politique  glectorale  en  Allemagne.  12  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1887,  3  pgr.  v.  79,  p.  669.)— Socialisme  de  M.  de 
Bismarck  et  le  nouveau  Reichstag.  12  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1881,  3  pgr.  v.  48,  p.  680.)— Curley,  E.  A.  Social 
democrats  in  the  Reichstag.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  71, 
1885,  p.  343.) — Der  dentsclie  Reichstag  im  jahre  1872. 
25  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1873,  v.  1,  p.  389.) — Der  erste 
deutsche  Reichstag  im  fruehjahr  1871.  53  pp.  (  Un- 
sere  Zeit,  1871,  v.  2,  pp.  433,  542,  835.) — Herbstsession 
des  deutschen  Reichstages  von  1871.  10  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit, 
1872,  v.  1,  p.  433. ) — Lagarde  (Boetticher),  P.  A.  de. 
Konservativ  ?  12  pp.  (Deutsche  schriften,  p.  5.)—  Eetzte 
session  des  ersten  deutschen  Reichstages.  18  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1873,  v.  2,  p.  845.)— 1>8»i>enheim.  II.  B. 
Zur  characteristik  der  parteien  im  deutschen  Reichstage. 
21pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  1,  p.  48.) — Reichstag  und 
Zollparl ament  1869  und  1870.  111  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1871, 
v.  1,  pp.  81,  250;  v.  2,  pp.  26,  205.)— Reichstage  des 
norddeutschen  Bundes  und  das  deutsche  Zollparlament. 
175  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1868,  v.  2,  pp.  161,  241,  426,  496,  685, 
823.)— Session  des  deutschen  Reichstages  im  fruehjahre 

1874.  29  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1874,  v.  2,  p.  289.) — Session  des 
deutschen  Reichstages  im  herbste  1874.  (Unsere  Zeit, 

1875,  v.  2,  p.  340.) 


Germany,  Socialism. 

Dawson,  W.  H.  German  socialism  and 
Ferdinand  Lassalle.  1888.  — 1368 

-  Ardant,  G.  Communisme  et  le  gouvernement  en 

Allemagne.  22  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  105,  1885, 
p.  329.)— Bell,  J.  W.  Bismarck  and  the  socialists.  15  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  44,  1885,  p.  721.)— Boglietti,  G.  De- 
mocrazia  socialista  in  Germania.  34  pp.  (Nuov.  antol. 
3  s.  v.  30,  1890,  p.  659.)— Bourdeau,  J.  German  social¬ 
ism,  tr.  by  J.  C.  Schwab.  10  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  55, 
1891,  p.  257.)— Parti  de  la  democratic  sociale  en  Alle- 
magne.  73  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1890,  3  pgr.  v.  104, 
p.  135.)— Cavalieri,  E.  Rescritti  socialisti  dell’  Impe- 
ratore  di  Germania.  23  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  25,  1890, 
p.  685.)—  Cherbuliesr,  C.  V.  (G.  Valbert,  pseud.)  Socia¬ 
lisme  de  M.  de  Bismarck  et  le  nouveau  Reichstag.  12  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1881,  3  pgr.  v.  48,  p.  680.)— Curley, 
E.  A.  Social  democrats  in  the  Reichstag.  7  pp.  (Har¬ 
per's  Mag.  v.  71,  1885,  p.  343.) — Ehrlich.  E.  Entwurf 
eines  buergerlichen  gesetzbuchs  und  die  socialpoliti- 
schen  bestrebungen  der  gegenwart.  14  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit, 
1890,  v.  2,  p.  21.)— Geffehen,  F.  H.  German  socialism 
and  literary  sterility.  13  pp.  (Forum,  v.  14,  1893,  p.  660.) 
—Grad,  M.  A.  C.  Socialisme  d’gtat  dans  1’Empire  alle¬ 
mand.  107  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1887,  3  pgr.  v.  84, 
p.  124 ;  1888,  3  pgr.  v.  85,  p.  844  ;  1890,  3  pgr.  v.  98,  p.  598.)  — 
Kaiinengieser,  A.  Socialisme  et  le  role  du  clergg  en 
Allemagne.  35  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  127,  1891, 
p.  589.)— Lagarde  (Boetticher),  P.  A.  de.  Die  graue  in- 
ternationale.  12  pp.  (Deutsche  schriften,  p.  311.)  — 
Ottendorfer,  O.  Socialism  in  G.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  150,  1890,  p.  480.) — Savy.  C.  Socialisme  en  Allemagne. 
35  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  124,  1890,  p.  443.) — Scheel, 
H.  von.  Neue  socialgesetzgebung  des  deutschen  Reiches. 
14pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  1,  p.  114.) — Unsere  social- 
politisclien  parteien.  49  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1873,  v.l, 
pp.  657,  801 ;  1873,  v.  2,  p.  168.) 

See  also  under  Politics. 

Germany,  Statistics. 

Fuld,  L.  Blicke  in  die  deutsche  criminalstatistik. 
6  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  1,  p.  419.)— Das  statistische 
vereinsnetz  fuer  die  laender  deutscher  zunge.  6  pp. 
(  Unsere  Zeit,  1870,  v.  2,  p.  277.) 

Germany,  Tariff. 

Funck-Brentano,  T.,  and  Dupuis,  C. 
Tarifs  douaniers  et  les  traites  de  commerce, 
suivi  de  tableaux  de  classification,  tarifs  fran- 
§ais  et  allemand.  1896.  — 3326 

-  Bowring,  Sir  J.  The  Zollverein.  27  pp.  (Rand,  B., 

Selections  illustr.  econ.  hist.  p.  170.) — Edwards,  W.  H. 
Customs  regulations  of  G.  70  pp.  (U.  S.  State,  Dept,  of, 
Spec,  consular  repts.  Tariffs  of  foreign  countries,  p.  229.)  — 
Fruehauf,  J.  Das  project  einer  zollunion  Oesterreichs 
mit  Deutschland  in  geschichtlicher  entwickelung.  61  pp. 
(  Unsere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  1,  pp.  79,  206,  376.) — Eegoyt,  A.  Le 
Zollverein.  10  pp.  (Rand,  B.,  Selections  illustr.  econ.  hist. 
p.  196.)— Mason,  F.  H.  Import  duties  and  export 
bounties  in  G.  2  pp.  (U.  S.  State,  Dept,  of,  Spec.-  consu¬ 
lar  repts.  Tariffs  of  foreign  countries,  p.  228.)—  Ocrtel,  R. 
Zu  den  zollpolitischen  verhandlungen  mit  Oesterreich- 
Ungarn.  3  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1891,  v.  1,  p.  283.) — Reichs¬ 
tag  und  Zollparlament  1869  und  1870.  Ill  pp.  (Unsere 
Zeit,  1871,  v.  1,  pp.  81,  250;  v.2,  pp.  26,  205.) — Reichstage 
des  norddeutschen  Bundes  und  das  deutsche  Zollparla¬ 
ment.  175pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1868,  v.2,  pp.  161,  241,426, 

496,  685,  823.)— Schwicker,  J.  H.  Die  zolleinigung 
zwischen  Oesterreich-Ungarn  und  Deutschland.  19  pp. 
(  Unsere  Zeit,  1891,  v.  1,  p.  400.)— Neue  aera  des  Zollver- 
eins.  55  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1865,  v.  1,  pp.  24,  119.) 

Germany,  Telegraphic  service,  See  with  Postal 
service, 


GERMANY,  Weights  and  measures 


1723 


GERTH,  Bernhard 


Germany,  Weights  and  measures. 

Foersler.  W.  Gemeinsames  mass  und  gewicht  und 
der  Pariser  vertrag  vom  20  Mai,  1875.  44  pp.  ( Unsere 
Zeit,  1881,  v.  2,  pp.535,  757. )— Mass-  und  gewlchtsver- 
hneltnisse  in  Deutschland.  43  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1867, 
v.  2,  pp.  602,  765. ) 

Germany,  Zoology. 

Ratzeburg,  J.  T.  C.  Die  waldverderber 
und  ihre  feinde.  1869.  — 2685 

-  It  ns^.  K.  Die  deutschen  jagdthiere  der  gegenwart. 

21  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1867,  v.  1,  p.  129.) 

Germe,  L6on. 

Recherches  sur  les  lois  de  la  circulation 
pulmonaire,  sur  la  fonction  hemodynamique 
de  la  respiration,  et  l’asphyxie,  suivies  d’une 
6tude  sur  le  mal  de  montagne  et  de  ballon. 
Ouvrage  accompagnei  de  13  planches.  Paris, 
1895.  r.  8°.  .  —3702 

Germier,  St.,  Bp.  of  Toulouse.  Douais,  C.  St. 

Germier,  EvSque  de  Toulouse  au  VI  si&cle.  134  pp.  (Soc. 
antiq.  de  France,  Mem.  v.  50,  1889,  p.  1.) 

Genuine,  la  porcheronne,  chansons  forezien- 

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Germini  sopra  quaranta  meritrice  della  cittii 

di  Fiorenza.  19  pp.  (Orlando,  F.,  and  Baccini,  G.,  Bib- 
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Germon,  Louis  de  {Ed.)  1863 — . 

M6moires  du  Marquis  de  Franclieu.  See 
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Germonio,  Anastasio.  1551-1627.  Commenta- 

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Beale,  L.  S.  Disease  germs ;  their  sup¬ 
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Gernrode,  Anhalt.  Hoppenrodt,  A.  Annales 

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Gerocli,  Prior  of  Reichersperg.  1093-1169. 

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Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  6,  1892,  p.  1.) 

GersdorfF,  Ernst  Christian  August  von.  1781- 
1852. 

Briefwechsel.  See  Goethe,  J.  W.  von,  and 
GersdorfF,  E.  C.  A.  von. 

Gerson,  Jean  Charlier.  1363-1429. 

[Opera.  Argen.,  1494.]  3  v.  fo.  —2171 

Contents.  Cdtemplative  vite  pcepta  tradetes 
tractatus,  v.3. — Prima  parsoperu  .  .  .  ?  plectens  tractatus 
fidem  acptatem  eccl’iasticas cocern'tes,  v.  1. — Opuscula 
ad  mores,  v.  2. 

The  same.  [Argeii.,  1502.]  fo.  —2171 

Vote.— This  is  v.  4  of  the  ed.  of  1488. 

Contents.  [Sermones.] 

-  [ Attributed  to.]  De  imitatione  Christi. 

See  Thomas  a  Kempis,  St. 

-  Cancellieri,  F.  G.  Dissertazioni  episto- 

lari  bibliografiche  sopra  Cristoforo  Colombo 
.  . .  e  Giovanni  Gersen  di  Cavaglia’  .  .  .  autore 
del  libro  De  imitatione  Christi.  1809.  W.  27 

-  Le  Roy,  P.  J.  J.  B.  O.  Etudes  sur  les 

mysteres  .  .  .  et  sur  divers  MSS.  de  Gerson. 
1837.  3354 

- Tliomnssy,  R.  Vision  de  G.  contre  le  Roman  de  la 

rose.  21  pp.  (Corresi)ondant,  v.  3,  1843,  p.  89.) 

Gerss,  Hermann  Friedrich.  [Notice  of.]  2  pp. 

( Biog .  jahrb.  f.  alterth.  p.  13:  Jahresb.  ueber  fortschr.  der 
class,  alterth.  v.  20,  1881.) 

Gerstner,  Franz  Joseph  von.  1756-1832. 

Plates  to  the  treatise  on  mechanics. 
[Prague],  1834.  obi.  4°.  —1512 

Gevtli,  Bernhard.  Jahresbericht  ueber  die  in 

den  jahren  1874  bis  1877  erschienenen  die  griechische 
grammatik  betreffenden  arbeiten.  104  pp.  (Jahresb, 
ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v,  15,  1880,  p.  171.) 


GERTSEN,  Aleksandr  Ivanovich 


1724 


GESSNER,  Salomon 


Gertsen,  Aleksandr  Ivanovich  (A.  Iscander, 
pseud. )  1812 — . 

Du  developpement  des  idees  r6volution- 
naires  en  Russie.  Paris,  1851.  8°.  3473 

Gertilplie,  St.  Ex  adventu  S.  Gerulfi.  1  p. 

(Frankfort  Soc.  Script.  v.  15,  pt.  2,  p.  907.) 

Gerunzi,  Egisto.  Del  Prete,  L.  Osservazioni 

sopra  lino  scritto  di  G.  13  pp.  (Propugnatore,  v.  18,  pt.  1, 
1885,  p.  136.) 

Gerusalemme  liberata.  2  v.  Tasso,  T.  2387 
Gervais,  Abp.  of  Reims.  1008-68.  Epistola  de 

vita  Sancti  Donatiani.  3  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script. 
v.  15,  pt.  2,  p.  854.) 

Gervais,  Henri,  and  Amegliino,  Florentino. 
Mammiferes  fossiles  de  l’Amerique  du  Sud. 
[Span,  and  TV.]  Paris,  1880.  8°.  — 1611 

Gervais,  Paul.  A  dix  ans  de  distance :  nou- 

velle.  28  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  38, 
1888,  p.  37.)— A  nous  trois:  quelques  pages  d’un  journal 
intime.  21  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  20, 
1883,  p.  34.)— Art  d’etre  Iieureux,  quoique  marie. 
33  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse ,  3  per.  v.  34,  1887, 
p.  541;  v.  35,  1887,  p.  72.) — Un  Cas  lie  conscience : 
nouvelle.  32  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  35, 
1887,  p.  469.)  —  Catechu  in  enes  de  II.  Eiordet: 
nouvelle.  28  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per. 
v.  41,  1889,  p.  248. )— En  trois  seniaines :  nouvelle. 
38  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  42,  1889, 
p.477.) — Ciuide  des  Ormonts:  eiegie.  19  pp.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3 per.  v.  34, 1887,  p.  25. )— Homme 
de  parti  :  comedie  de  societe.  34  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ. 
et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  18,  1883,  p.  580.)— Romans  ameri- 
cains :  les  Bostonniens  de  Henry  James.  24  pp.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  31,  1886,  p.  363.) — Une 
Miiuvaise  action  :  nouvelle.  27  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ. 
et  veil,  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  44,  1889,  p.  250.)— Les  IN' res : 
comedie  de  societe.  27  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
3  per.  v.  13,  1882,  p.  325.)—  Sans  dot :  nouvelle.  36  pp. 
(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  20,  1883,  p.  470.) — 
Trop  fiere  :  nouvelle.  27  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev. 
suisse,  3  per.  v.  32,  1886,  p.  246. ) 

-  ( TV. )  Recits  hollandais.  Pech6  de  Joost 

Avelingh.  See  Schwartz,  J.  van  der  P. 

-  ( TV. )  Romans  anglais.  Tante  Rachel. 

See  Murray,  D.  C. 

Gervaise.  13  cent.  Le  Bestiaire.  22  pp.  (Ro¬ 
mania,  v.  1,  1872,  p.  420.) 

Gervase,  of  Canterbury.  13  cent.  Ex  operibus 
historicis.  22  pp.  (Fraukfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  27,  p.  294. ) 

Gervase,  of  Tilbury.  13  cent.  Ex  Otiis  im- 

perialibus.  36  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  27,  p.359.) 

Gervasius.  Ambrosius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan.  De 

corporum  inventione  SS.  martyrum  Protasii  et  Gerva- 
sii.  5  pp.  (Opera  omnia,  v.  5,  p.  157.) 

Gervex,  Henri.  1848 — . 

Paris  panorama  of  the  nineteenth  century. 
See  Stevens,  A. 

Gervinus,  Georg  Gottfried.  Doellinger,  J.  J. 

I.  von.  Gervinus.  4  pp.  (In  his  Akad.  vortraege,  v.  2, 
p.  170.) — til  rim  in.  J.  L.  K.  Geschichte  der  poetischen 
national] iteratur  der  Deutschen,  von  G.  12  pp.  ( Kleinere 
schriften,  v.  5,  p.  176.)— Earn  perl  ieo,  F.  II  Gervinus  e 
il  Villari.  14  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  3  s.  v.  1,  pt.  2,  1865, 
p.  95.)— Eevy-Brulil.  L.  Idees  politiquesen  Allemagne 
au  XIX  siScle.  G.  et  Dahlmann.  30  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1888,  3  per.  v.  88,  p.  121.) — Rueckert,  H.  G.  G. 
Gervinus.  25  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1871,  v.  2,  p.  1.) 


Gescliielite  der  literatur  der  europaeischen 
voelker,  v.  4,  5.  Berlin,  1885-88.  2  v.  8°.  2253 
Contents.  Gaspary,  A.  Geschichte  der  italienischen 
literatur. 

Gescliielite  und  topographic  der  stadt  Rom. 

3  v.  Gilbert,  O.  2723 

Gesellscliaft  der  vereinigten  Slawen.  22  pp. 

(Unsere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  1,  p.  526.) 

Gesellscliaft  filer  cleutsclie  Philologie. 
Jahresbericht  ueber  die  erscheinungen  auf 
dem  gebiete  der  germanischen  philologie, 

1879- 92.  v.  1-7,  9-14.  Berlin,  and  Leipzig, 

1880- 93.  13  v.  8°.  —2182 

Gesellscliaft  fuer  Erdkunde  zu  Berlin. 

Verhandlungen.  Berlin,  1875-97.  24  v.  8°. 

4416 

-  Zeitschrift.  Berlin,  1868-97.  30  v.  8°.  4415 

Gesetzgebungs-inaterial,  Das  gesammte 
preussisch-deutsche.  6  v.  Grotefend,  G.  A. 

—3454 

Gesliov,  Ivan  E.  Morfill,  W.  R.  Sufferings 

of  a  Bulgarian  patriot.  8  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  135,  1891, 
p.  524.) 

Gesner,  Conrad.  Du  Verdier,  A.  de.  Supple- 

menturn  epitomes  bibliothecae  Gesnerianae.  241  pp. 
(La  Croix  du  Maine,  F.  G.,  Sieur  de,  and  Du  Verdier,  A., 
Biblioth.  frangoises,  v.  6,  p.  1.)— Fignier,  G.  L.  Conrad 
Gesner.  39  pp.  2  pi.  (In  his  Vies  des  savants  illustr. 
v.  3,  p.  231.) 

Gesner,  Johann  Matthias.  1691-1761.  Ad  Jo. 

Augustum  Ernesti  epistola.  18  pp.  (Plinius  Caecilius 
Secundus,  C.,  Epistol.  libri.  X  .  .  .  ed.  G.  H.  Schaefer 
p.  xxxiii ;  Epistol.  libri.  X,  v.  1,  p.  xxxiii :  Lemaire,  N.  E., 
Biblioth.  class.  Lat. ) 

Gesner.  See  also  Gessner. 

Gesneraceae.  44  pp.  11  pi.  Hanstein,  J.  L. 

E.  R.  von.  (Martius,  K.  F.  P.  von,  and  others,  Flora 
Brasil,  v.  8,  p.  341.) 

Gessi,  Felix  (Ed.) 

Seven  years  in  the  Soudan.  See  Gessi,  R. 
Gessi,  Romolo,  Pasha.  1831-81 

Seven  years  in  the  Soudan  :  being  a  record 
of  explorations,  adventures,  and  campaigns 
against  the  Arab  slave  hunters.  Coll,  and  ed. 
by  Felix  Gessi.  Illustr.  London,  1892.  8°. 

1434 

- Pardon,  F.  Gessi  e  Casati.  Quindici  anni  nel  Suda« 

egiziano.  17  pp.  ( Nuov .  antol.  3  s.  v.  33,  1891,  p.  634.) 

Gessner,  Georg.  1765-1843. 

Johann  Kaspar  Lavaters  lebensbesclirei- 
bung.  Winterthur,  1802-03.  3  v.  8°.  5891 

Gessner,  Salomon.  1730-88. 

CEuvres.  Paris,  n.  d.  3  v.  in  1,  4°.  —3132 

Contents.  A  l’ainour,  v.  2. — Amour  inn  I  recom¬ 
pense.  v.  1.— Amy ntas,  v.  1,  2.— Le  Bouquet,  v.  2.— 
A  la  cascade,  v.  2.  —  Chanson  d’uu  .Suisse  k  sa 
maitresse  sous  les  armes,  v.  2.— Chanson  du  matin, 
v.  1.— Ohio#,  v.  1.— A  Chlo6,  v.  1. — Climene  et  Da¬ 
mon,  v.  2.— Corydon  et  MC'iialque,  v.  2. — Fruche 
cassfe,  v.  1.— Damete  et  Hilon,  v.  2.— Damon  et 
Daphne,  v.  1. — Damon  et  Philis,  v.  1.— A  Daphne, 
v.  1.— En  attendant  Daphne  il  la  promenade,  v.  1. — 
Dapline  et  t'hloe,  v.  2. — Daphnis,  v.  1-3. — Daplinis 
et  t'hloe.  v.  1.  —  Eraste,  v.  1.  —  Erytliie,  v.  2. — 
Evandre  et  Alcimnc:  pastorale,  v.  1.— Le  Faune, 
v.  1. — La  Ferine  resolution,  v.  1. — Lettre  sur  le  pas¬ 
sage  k  M.  Feuslin,  v.  2.— tiliccre,  v.  2.— Idas,  Micon, 
v,  1,  —  Idylles,  v,  L— Nouvelles  idylles,  v.  2,— Iris, 


GESSNER,  Salomon 


1725 


GETTYSBURG,  Pa, 


Egle,  v.2.— La  Jalousie,  v.  2. — Jambedebois :  conte, 
v.  2. — Eettres,  v.  3.— Eycas;  ou,  l’invention  des  jar- 
dins,  v.  l. — I, yeas  et  Milon,  v.  1.— Invention  de  la 
lyre  et  du  chant,  v.  1.— Matinee  d’antomne,  v.  2.— 
Mlnalque  et  Alexis,  v.  2. — Minalq ue  et  le  etias- 
seur  Kseliiiie.  v.  1. — Hilon,  v.  1. — Mirtil  et  ('lilof, 
v.  2.— Mirtlle,  v.  1. — Mirtlle  et  Daplm^,  v.  1.— Mir- 
tile  et  Thyrsis,  v.  I.— La  Mort  d’Abel :  poeme,  v.  3. 
— La  Navigation,  v.  2. — La  Nuil,  v.  2.— L’Oeillet, 
v.  2. — Pnllmou,  v.  1.—  Pliilis  et  Cliloe,  v.  1.— Le 
Premier  navigateur,  v.  2, — Le  Printemps,  v.  1. — 
Le  Souliait,  v.  1. — Tableau  du  d£luge,  v.  2.— La 
Tempdte,  v.  2. — Thyrsis,  v.  2.  —  Titire  et  M#- 
unique,  v.  1.— Le  Vceu,  v.  2.— Ynkle  et  Yariko, 
v.  2. — Les  ZCphyrs,  v.  2. 

- Frey,  A.  Salomon  Gessner.  6  pp.  (Deutsch.  rund- 

schau,  V.  54,  1888,  p.  450. ) 

Gessner.  See  also  Gesner. 

Gesta  Francorum  et  aliorum  Hierosolomyta- 

norum.  11  pp.  (Rev.  of  by  C.  Thurot  in  Rev.  hist.  v.  1, 
1876,  p.  67.) 

Gesta  rhomanorum  cu  applicatioib’  morali- 
satis  ac  misticis.  [Strasburg],  1499.  sm.  fo. 

P.R 

Note. — Printed  in  double  columns,  Gothic  letters, 
46  lines  to  a  full  column. 

Gesta  Romanorum,  von  Hermann  Oesterley. 
Berlin,  1872.  2  v.  in  1,  8°.  1215 

-  Early  English  versions  of  the  Gesta  Ro¬ 
manorum.  Formerly  ed.  by  Sir  F.  Madden 
for  the  Roxburghe  Club,  and  now  re-ed.  .  .  . 
with  introduction,  notes,  glossary,  etc.,  by 
S.  J.  H.  Herrtage.  London,  1879.  8°.  ( Early 
Eng.  Text.  Soc.  Extra  s.  no.  33. )  2115 

-  Apollonius  von  Tyrus.  44  pp.  (Simrock,  K.  J., 

Quellen  des  Shakspeare,  v.2,  p.  165.) — Die  Drei  kaest- 
ehen,  ausden  Lateinischen.  5pp.  (Simrock,  K.  J.,  Quel¬ 
len  des  Shakspeare,  v.  1,  p.  205.) — tEsterley,  H.  Zu  Gesta 
Romanorum.  4  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  14,  1869,  p.  82;  v.  15, 
1870,  p.  104.) — Widmann,  ( — ).  Eine  handschrift  der 
Gesta  Romanorum  zu  Wiesbaden.  3  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  29, 
1884,  p.  342.) 

See  also  Middle  ages,  Literature. 

Geste  de  Monglane,  Roman  de  la.  13  pp. 

Paris,  G.  B.  P.  ( Romania ,  v.  12,  1883,  p.  1.) 

Gestorum  Romanorum  epithoma.  Florus, 
L.  A.  3232 

Gesture. 

Plumptre,  C.  J.  King’s  College  lectures 
on  elocution ;  or,  the  .  .  .  expressions  of  the 
emotions  by  language,  countenance,  and 
gesture.  1881.  1244 

-  Siddons,  H.  Practical  illustrations  of 

rhetorical  gesture  and  action.  1822.  3315 

-  Gesture-speech.  2  pp.  (Pop.  Sci.  Monthly ,  v.  20, 

1882,  p.  135.) — Language  of  motion  and  gesture. 
2  pp.  (Sat.  Rev.  v.  62,  1886,  p.  226.)— Morgan,  A.  Del- 
sarte’s  nine  laws  of  gesture;  Gesture.  12  pp.  2  pi.  (In 
her  An  hour  with  Delsarte,  pp.  52, 58.)— Schooling-,  J.  H. 
Written  gesture.  14  pp.  3  pi.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  37, 
1895,  p.  477.) 

See  also  Elocution. 

Geta  e  Birria :  novella.  Arlla,  C.  (Ed. )  ( Scelta 
di  curiositd,  letterarie ,  no.  169. )  2342 

Getting  out  of  the  smoke.  19  pp.  ( Black¬ 

wood’s  Mag.  v.  108,  1870,  p.  42.) 


Gettysburg,  Pa. 

Everett,  E.  Address,  at  the  consecra¬ 
tion  of  the  National  cemetery  at  Gettysburg, 
19  Nov.,  1863,  with  .  .  .  the  other  exercises  of 
the  occasion.  1864.  .2654 

Note. — Also  in  his  Orations  and  speeches,  v.  4,  p.  622. 

-  Harrison,  W.  In  his  Pickett’s  men.  1870. 

2647 

-  Hoke,  J.  Great  invasion  of  1863 ;  or, 

Gen.  Lee  in  Pennsylvania.  1887.  2641 

-  Kirkley,  J.  W.  Itinerary  of  the  Army  of 

the  Potomac  and  co-operating  forces  in  the 
Gettysburg  campaign,  June  and  July,  1863. 
1882.  ‘  2614 

-  Paris,  L.  P.  A.  d’O.,  Comte  de.  Battle  of 

Gettysburg.  [1886.]  .2653 

■  See  also  his  History  of  the  Civil  war  in  America,  v.  3, 
pp.  538,  610. 

-  Scott,  R.  N.,  and  others.  War  of  the  re¬ 
bellion  :  a  compilation  of  the  official  records 
of  the  Union  and  Confederate  armies.  1  s. 
v.  27.  Gettysburg,  1889.  3  pts.  in  1  v.  (  U.  S. 
War  Dept..)  4585 

-  Alexander,  E.  P.  The  great  charge  and  artillery 

fighting  at  G.  12  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C., 
Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  3,  p.  357 ;  and  Century  Mag. 
v.  11,  1886,  p.  464.)— Letters  on  the  battle  of  G.  18  pp. 
(Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  4,  1877,  pp.  97,  235.)— Re¬ 
port  on  the  battle  of  G.  5  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc. 
Papers,  v.  4,  1877,  p.  235.) — Allan,  W.  Campaigns  of  the 
Civil  war:  Chancellorsville,  Gettysburg.  5  pp.  (South¬ 
ern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  10,  1882,  p.  170.)— Gen.  Lee’s 
strength  and  losses  at  G.;  Letter  on  the  battle  of  G. 
12  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  4,  1877,  pp.  34,  76.) 
—Anderson.  R.  H.  Report  of  the  battle  of  G.  6  pp. 
(Southern  Hist.  Soc  .Papers,  v.  3,  1877,  p.  49.)— Beale, 
G.  W.  Account  of  the  Gettysburg  campaign.  7  pp. 
(Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  11,  1883,  p.  320.)— Ben  - 
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battle  of  G.  11  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  4, 

1877,  pp.  167,  176.) — Cabell,  H.  C.  Artillery  on  the  Get¬ 
tysburg  campaign.  6  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers, 
v.  10,  1882,  p.  164.)— Collins,  J.  L.  A  prisoner’s  march 
from  G.  to  Staunton.  5  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel, 
C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  3,  p.  429.)— Daniel, 
J.  Report  of  the  battle  of  G.  10  pp.  (Southern  Hist. 
Soc.  Papers,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  83.)— Davis,  J.  R.  Reports  of 
the  battle  of  G.  4  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  8, 
1880,  pp.  312,  320.)— Dawes,  R.  R.  With  the  Sixth  Wis¬ 
consin  at  G.  25  pp.  (Hunter,  R.,  Sketches  of  war  history, 
1861-65,  v.  3,  p.  364.)— Devereaux,  A.  P.  Some  account 
of  Pickett’s  charge  at  G.  7  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  18, 
1887,  p.  13.) — Doles,  G.  Battle  of  G.  4  pp.  (Southern 
Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  41.)— Du  Bose,  D.  M. 
Fifteenth  Georgia  regiment  at  G.  4  pp.  (Southern  Hist. 
Soc.  Papers,  v.  10,  1882,  p.  179.)— Early,  J.  A.  Battle  of 
G.  62  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  4,  1877,  p.  241. ) 
—Letters  on  the  battle  of  G.  19  pp.  (Southern  Hist. 
Soc.  Papers,  v.  4,  1877,  p.  50.)— Relative  numbers  at  G.: 
reply  to  the  Count  of  Paris.  25  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc. 
Papers,  v.  6,  1878,  p.  12.)— Reply  to  Gen.  Longstreet’s 
second  paper.  18  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  5, 

1878,  p.  270. )— Report  of  the  Gettysburg  campaign.  26  pp. 
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GHERARDINI,  G. 


1728 


GHIVIZZANI,  Alessandro 


Glierardini,  G.  {Ed.) 

Manualetto  di  ortografia  moderna.  See 
Griletti,  T.  A. 

Gherardino,  Cantare  del  bel. 

Pucci,  A.  [ Attributed  to.]  {Scelta  di  curi- 
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Gliirlandajo,  Benedetto.  Vasari,  G.  Ridolfo, 

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Gliirlandajo,  David.  Vasari,  G.  Ridolfo, 

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Gliirlandajo,  Domenico.  Stillman,  W.  J. 

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Gliirlandajo,  Ridolfo.  Vasari,  G.  Ridolfo, 

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Gliivizzani,  Alessandro.  Due  sonetti.  3  pp. 

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GHIVIZZANI,  Gaetano 


1729 


GIANNINI,  Alfredo 


Glm  dzzani,  Gaetano  {Ed. ) 

Dante  e  il  suo  secolo.  See  Cellini,  M.,  and 
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Ghost  baby,  The.  16  pp.  {Blackwood' s  Mag. 

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Gliost  dance,  The  Indian  messiah  and  the. 

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Gliost  of  art.  8  pp.  Dickens,  C.  J.  H., 

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Gliost  seeing.  28  pp.  Hedge,  F.  H.,  Martin 

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Gliost  story,  My.  12  pp.  Tupper,  M.  F., 

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Gliost  theory  of  the  origin  of  religion.  21  pp. 

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Ghosts.  See  Apparitions. — Illusions. 
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Giacomelli,  Angelo. 

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Giacomo,  Notaro.  Rime.  44  pp.  {Coll,  di 

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Giambi  ed  epodi.  Carducci,  G.  2326 

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1225 

-  {Ed.)  Carte diplomatiche iesine.  Ancona, 

1884.  r.  8°.  (Ciavarini,  C.,  Coll,  di  doc.  sto- 
rici  antichi  .  .  .  delle  cittcl  e  terre  marchigiane, 
v.  5. )  4393 

Giancontieri,  Francesco  Pirrone.  See  Pir- 
rone-Giancontieri,  F. 

Gianfigliazzi,  Luigi.  Novati,  F.  Luigi  Gian- 

figliazzi,  giureconsulto  ed  orator  fiorentino  del  sec.  XIV. 
8  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  5  s.  v.  3,  1889,  p.  440.) 

Gianni,  Lapo.  Lamma,  E.  Lapo  Gianni. 

103  pp.  ( Propugnatore,  v.  18,  pt.  1,  1885,  p.  3. ) 

Giannini,  Alfredo.  Canzoni  del  contado  di 
Massa  Lunense.  14  pp.  (Archiv,  studio  tradiz.  popolari, 
V,  8,  1889,  p.  273.) 


GIANNINI,  Crescentino 


1730 


GIBBONS,  Grinling 


Gianniui,  Crescentino.  1818 — .  Necrologia. 

Giuseppe  Ignazio  Montanari.  5  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor.  ital. 
3  s.  v.  15,  1872,  p.  180.) 

-  {Pub.)  Commento  di  Francesco  da  Buti 

sopra  la  Divina  Comedia  di  Dante  Alighieri. 
See  Buti,  F.  da. 

Giannini,  Giovanni.  II  Carnevale  nel  contado 

lucchese.  43  pp.  ( Archiv .  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  7, 
1888,  p.  301.) — Eeggende  popolari  lucchesi.  12  pp. 
( Archiv .  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  7,  1888,  p.  491.) 

-  (Ed.)  Canti  popolari  della  Montagna 

Lucchese.  Torino,  1889.  12°.  (Comparetti, 

D.  P.  A.,  and  Ancona,  A.  d’,  Canti  e  race,  del 
pop.  ital.  v.  8.)  1225 

Giaimotti,  Donato.  1494-1563.  Alcune  lettere. 

55  pp.  (Giornale  stor.  dcgli  archivi  toscani,  v.  7,  1863, 
pp.  155,  220.) 

Giaimotti,  Donato.  Disco rso  sconosciuto  in- 

torno  alia  milizia.  25  pp.  (Arakiv.  stor.  ital.  5  s.  v.  8,  1891, 
P-3.) 

Gianotti,  Matteo.  Denifle,  F.  H.  S.  Ein  qua- 

ternus  ratiouum  des  malers  Matteo  Gianotti  von  Viterbo 
in  Avignon.  29  pp.  (Archiv.  f.  litterat.-  u.  kircliengesch. 
des  mittelalt.  v.  4,  1888,  p.  602.) 

Giants.  Adventures  with  the  giants.  4  pp. 

( Littell's  Liv.  Age,  v.  38,  1853,  p.  149.)— Bollinger,  O. 
Ueber  Zwerg-  und  riesenwuchs.  32  pp.  ( Samml .  wissens. 
vortrg.  v.  19,  1884,  p.  853.)— Delboeuf,  J.  R.  L.  Dwarfs 
and  giants.  8  pp.  (Pop.  Sci.  Monthly,  v.  22,  1883,  p.  767 j 
— Giants  ami  dwarfs.  2  pp.  (Science,  v.  7,  1886,  p.  82.) 
—Giovanni,  G.  di.  Diavoli  e  giganti  nel  Canavese. 
11  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  6,  1887,  p.  255.) 
— Hunt,  J.  H.  L.  On  giants,  ogres,  and  Cyclops.  21pp. 
(In  his  Day  by  the  fire,  p.  231.)— Wilson,  A.  On  giants. 
14  pp.  (Gentleman's  Mag.  v.  241,  1877,  p.  335.) 

See  also  Mail.— Monstrosities. 

Giardino  (lei  pension.  Marcolino,  F. 

— 17A4 

Giavarina,  Francesco.  Residenza  in  Inghil- 

terra,  1656-60.  15  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G., 

Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  4  s.  p.  401.) 

Gibb,  Elias  John  Wilkinson.  1857—. 

Story  of  Turkey.  See  Poole,  S.  L.,  and 
others  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  (Tr.)  History  of  the  forty  Vezirs.  See 

Sheykh-zada  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Gibb,  John.  Original  home  of  the  Aryans. 

13  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  80,  1884,  p.  377.)— Sir  Henr 
Maine  on  Popular  government.  17  pp.  (Brit.  Quary 
Rev.  v.  83,  1886,  p.  304.) 

Gibbes,  Emily  Oliver. 

Dotted  words  in  the  Hebrew  Bible.  New 
York,  1892.  12°.  —3257 

-  Origin  of  sin.  New  York,  1893.  12°. 

—4254 

Gibbes,  Robert  Wilson,  M.  D.  1809-66. 

Cuba  for  invalids.  New  York,  1860.  12°. 

—3706 

-  Memoir  of  James  De  Veaux,  Columbia, 

1846.  8°.  4792 

Gibbes,  See  also  Gibbs. 


Gibbins,  Henry  de  Beltgens.  1865 — .  Some 

criticisms  of  bimetallist  arguments.  9  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev . 
v.  131,  1889,  p.  667. )— Revival  of  English  agriculture. 
18  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  130,  1888,  p.  718.)— Economic  side 
of  history.  8  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  135,  1891,  p.  311.) — 
Prof.  Thorold  Rogers.  8  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  134,  1890, 
p.  603.) 

-  (Ed.)  Social  questions  of  to-day.  London, 

1891.  12°.  —1368 

Contents.  Hobson,  J.  A.  Problems  of  poverty. 

Gibbon,  Charles.  Dedications  of  churches 

and  chapels  in  west  Sussex.  51  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Coll.  v.  12,  1860,  p.  61.) 

Gibbon,  Edward.  1737-94. 

History  of  the  decline  and  fall  of  the 
Roman  empire.  New  ed.  [With  portrait.] 
London,  1821.  12  v.  8°.  2716 

-  Private  letters  (1753-94).  With  an  intro¬ 
duction  by  the  Earl  of  Sheffield.  Ed.  by  Row¬ 
land  E.  Prothero.  [Illustr.]  London,  1896. 
2  v.  8°.  4751 

- Extracts  from  the  correspondence  of,  1774-83- 

13  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  15,  1886,  p.  500;  v.  16,  1886, 
p.  104.) 

-  Dalrymple,  Sir  D.,  Lord  Hailes.  Inquiry 

into  the  secondary  causes,  ivhich  Mr.  Gibbon 
has  assigned  for  the  rapid  growth  of  Chris¬ 
tianity.  1808.  — 3275 

-  Royal  Historical  Society.  Proceedings 

of  the  Gibbon  commemoration,  1794-1894. 
1895.  2514 

-  Autobiographies  :  Edward  Gibbon.  19  pp.  ( Block- 

wood's  Mag.  v.  130,  1881,  p.  229.)— Bageliot,  W.  Edward 
Gibbon.  57  pp.  (  Works,  v.  2,  p.  1 ;  and  in  his  Estimates, 
p.  104.) — Edgar,  J.  G.  Boyhood  of  G.  10  pp.  (In  his 
Boyhood  of  great  men,  p.  26.)— Fitzgerald,  P.  H. 
Early  loves  of  G.  and  Pitt.  22  pp.  (In  his  Kings  and 
queens  of  an  hour,  v.  1,  p.  339.) — Malden,  H.  Gibbon. 
10  pp.  (In  his  Distinguished  men  of  mod.  times,  v.  4, 
p.  1.)— Boyce,  G.  M.  Ruskin  vs.  G.  and  Grote.  10  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  45, 1886,  p.  954.) 

Gibbon,  Garth.  Can  a  mother  forget?  6  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  148,  1890,  p.  97.)— Sketch  in  five 
phases.  6  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  147,  1890.  p.  772.) 

Gibbon,  John.  1629-1718. 

Introductio  ad  Latinam  blasoniam:  an  essay 
to  a  more  correct  blason  in  Latine  than  for¬ 
merly  hath  been  used.  London,  1682.  8°.  2786 

-  [ Attributed  to.]  Edovardus  Confessor  re- 

divivus.  The  piety  and  vertues  of  holy  Ed¬ 
ward  the  Confessor,  reviv’d  in  the  sacred 
majesty  of  King  James  II.  [Anon.]  London, 
1688.  8°.  ( With  Dryden,  J.,  Defence  of  the 

papers,  written  by  the  late  King . .  . )  1557 

Gibbon,  John.  Railroad  consolidation.  4  pp. 

(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  154, 1892,  p.  251.) 

Gibbon,  Maj.-Gen.  John  Oliver.  1827-96. 

Another  view  of  Gettysburg.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  152, 
1891,  p.  704.) 

Gibbon.  See  also  Gibon. 

Gibbons,  Abby  Hopper.  Runkle,  L.  G.  Abby 

Hopper  Gibbons.  21  pp.  (Ward,  Mrs.  E.  8.  P.,  and 
others,  Our  famous  women,  p.  316.) 

Gibbons,  Grinling.  Cunningham,  A.  Grin¬ 
ling  Gibbons.  14  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  Brit,  painters, 
v.  3,  p.  5.) 


GIBBONS,  Janies 


1731 


GIBSON,  Alexander  Craig 


Gibbous,  James,  D.  D.,  Cardinal,  A  bp.  of  Bal¬ 
timore.  1834 — . 

Faith  of  our  fathers.  Louisville,  1895. 
2  v.  4°.  P.R 

Note—  Printed  in  point  type  for  the  use  of  the  blind. 

-  Patriotism  and  politics.  16  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 

v.  154,  1892,  p.  385.)— Some  defects  in  our  political  and 
Nocial  institutions.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  145, 1887, 
p.  345.)— Wealth  and  its  obligations.  10  pp.  (IV.  .4m. 
Rev.  v.  152,  1891,  p.  385.) 

-  and  others.  Is  divorce  wrong?  26  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev. 

v.  149,  1889,  p.  513.) 

Gibbons,  Marianna  ( Ed . ) 

History  of  the  underground  railroad  in 
Chester.  See  Smedley,  R.  C. 

Gibbons,  Mrs.  Phebe  Earle. 

French  and  Belgians.  Phila.,  1879.  8°. 

.2467 

-  English  farmers.  15  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  66,  1883, 

p.  651.) 

Gibbons,  Thomas,  D.  D.  ( Tr . )  1720-85. 

Horae  lyricae.  See  Watts,  I.  (in  preceding 
catalogue). 

Gibbons,  Thomas.  Webster,  D.  Case  of  G. 

and  Ogden.  12  pp.  (In  his  Great  speeches,  p.  111.) 

Gibbons,  William.  Jones,  C.  C.,  Jr.  Wm. 

Gibbons.  4  pp.  (In  his  Biog.  sketches  ...  p.  40.) 

Gibbons,  William  Peters  (Ed.)  1812 — . 

Advocate  of  Science  and  Annals  of  Natural 
History.  See  Advocate  of  Science. 

Gibbs,  Benjamin  F.,  M.  D.  New  method  of 

experimental  investigation  into  the  cause  of  yellow  fever 
upon  the  basis  of  similar  densities.  6  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Reports ,  v.  6,  p.  358.) 

Gibbs,  Henry  Hucks.  1819 — .  A  colloquy  on 

currency.  27  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  56,  1889,  p.  67.) — 
Crisis  in  silver.  18  pp.  (Forum,  v.  14,  1893,  p.  553.) 

-  Bi-metallism.  See  Sidgwick,  H.,  and 

Gibbs,  H.  H. 

Gibbs,  Herbert  Cokayne.  1854 — .  Bimetal¬ 

lism.  17  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  148,  1890,  p.  268.) 

Gibbs,  James.  Notes  on  the  zodiacal  rupees 

and  mohars  of  Jehanghir  Shah.  6  pp.  3  pi.  (Royal 
Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay,  Journ.  v.  14,  1880,  p.  155.) 

Gibbs,  Mary  V.  Glimpses  of  early  Michigan 

life.  8  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  24,  1890,  p.  457.) 

Gibbs,  Oliver  Wolcott.  1822 — . 

Inaugural  dissertation  on  a  natural  system 
of  chemical  classification.  Princeton,  1845. 
8°.  (Omnibus  of  modern  romance,  v.  6.)  1291 
Gibbs,  Richard. 

Victoria.  Patents  and  patentees,  v.  15. 
Indexes  for  the  year  1880.  Melbourne,  1885. 
4°.  P.18.3 

Gibbs.  See  also  Gibbes. 

Gibello :  novella  inedita  in  ottava  rima.  Selmi, 
F.  (Ed. )  (Scelta  di  cuHositxl  letteraHe,  no.  35. ) 

2322 

Gibert,  J.  History  and  results  of  a  dispensary 

for  sick  children  threatened  with  chronic  disease.  31  pp. 
(London,  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  9,  p.  117.) 

Gibichenstein.  4  pp.  Grimm,  J.  L.  K., 

Kleinere  schriften,  v.  7,  p.  83. 

VOL.  III.-217. 


Gibier,  Paul,  M.  D.  1851—.  Dr.  Koch’s  dis¬ 

covery.  6  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  151,  1890,  p.  726.)— Pas¬ 
teur  Iron Inn-iil.  7  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  151,  1890, 

p.  160.) 

Gibon,  F^nelon.  Derni6re  statistique  de  l’en- 

seignement  primaire.  18  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  100, 
1884,  p.  642.)—  Enseigneinent  i>rofessionnel  catho- 
liqne.  25  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  105,  1885,  p.  708.) 
— Enseignement  professionnel  ma^onnique. 

23  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  105,  1885,  p.455.) — Lyefes 
de  lilies  en  1887.  40  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  Ill, 
1887,  p.1106;  v.  112,  1887,  p.  142.)— Laicisation  des  liopi- 
taux  de  Paris  et  l’assistance  catholique.  25  pp.  (Cor¬ 
respondant,  n.  s.  v.  117,  1888,  p.  633.) 

Gibon.  See  also  Gibbon. 

Gibraltar,  Bp.  of.  See  Harris,  A.  C. 

Gibraltar. 

Ancell,  S.  Journal  of  the  late  and  im¬ 
portant  blockade  and  siege  of  Gibraltar,  1779- 
83.  1786.  3525 

-  Stoddard,  C.  A.  Spanish  cities,  with 

glimpses  of  Gibraltar  and  Tangier.  1892.  3525 

-  Anisson  (In  Peron,  R.  Gibraltar.  22  pp.  (Corre¬ 
spondant,  v.  64,  1865,  p.  385.) — Engel  listed  t,  N.  von. 
Welchen  werth  haben  Gibraltar  und  Malta  fuer  Gross- 
britannien  ?  5  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1891,  v.  1,  p.  366.) — Lind¬ 
say,  C.  Some  account  of  the  assault  on  G.  in  1782. 
12  pp.  ( Lindsay,  A.  M.  C.,  25  Earl  of  Crawford  and  8  Earl 
of  Balcarres,  Lives  of  the  Lindsays,  v.  3,  p.  357.) — Lister, 
T.  Hunting  at  G.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  27,  1890, 
p.  633.) — Martin,  R.  M.  Gibraltar.  102  pp.  (In  his 
Hist,  of  all  the  Brit,  possessions  in  Europe,  p.  1 ;  Hist,  of 
the  Brit,  possessions  in  the  Mediterranean,  p.  1.)  — 
Perry,  H.  A.  Gibraltar.  10  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag. 
v.  58,  1888,  p.  267.) — Playfair,  Sir  R.  L.  Spain  and  G. 
59  pp.  4  maps,  4  pi.  (In  his  Handb.  to  the  Mediterranean, 
pt.  2,  p.  502.) — Traill,  H.  D.  Pillars  of  Hercules.  22  pp. 
(Traill,  H.  D.,  and  others,  Picturesque  Mediterranean, 
v.  1,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Great  Itritain,  Colonies.  —  Mediter¬ 
ranean  sea. 

Gibson,  A.  M. 

A  political  crime  :  the  history  of  the  great 
fraud.  New  York,  1885.  8°.  1616 

Gibson,  Rev.  Alan  George  Sumner.  1856 — . 
Eight  years  in  Kaffraria,  1882-90.  Lon¬ 
don  [1891].  12°.  1418 

Gibson,  Sir  Alexander,  1  Lord  Durie.  — 1644. 
Decisions  of  the  Lords  of  Council  and 
Session,  in  most  cases  of  importance,  1621-42. 
Edinburgh,  1690.  4°.  — 3351 

Gibson,  Alexander,  M.  D.  Lisboa,  J.  C.  List 

of  some  plants  undescribed  in  the  “  Bombay  flora  ”  by 
by  G.  and  Mr.  Dalzell.  3  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Bom¬ 
bay,  Journ.  v.  14,  1880,  p.  264.)— Notes  on  some  plants 
described  in  the  “  Bombay  flora  ”  of  G.  and  Mr.  Dalzell, 
30  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay,  Journ.  v.  14,  1880, 
p.  117.)  . 

Gibson,  Alexander  Craig.  1813-74.  Original 

correspondence  of  the  Lord  President  Bradshaw ;  with 
other  documents  illustrating  his  personal  history.  34  pp. 
(Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  2, 
1862,  p.  41. )— Every-day  life  of  a  country  gentleman  of 
Cheshire  in  the  17  century.  26  pp.  (Lancashire  and 
Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  3,  1863,  p.  67.)— Ancient 
customs  and  superstitions  in  Cumberland.  14  pp. 
( Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  10,  1858, 
p.  97.)— Popular  rhymes  and  proverbs  connected  with 
localities  in  Cumberland.  22  pp.  (Lancashire  and 
Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  1,  1861,  p.  45.)— Expla¬ 
nation  of  a  deed  on  parchment  (date  1723),  presented 
to  the  Society  by  Mr.  Harrison.  4  pp.  (Lancashire  and 


GIBSON,  Alexander  Craig 


1732 


GIBSON,  William  Hamilton 


Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  1,  1861,  p.  301.)— People 
of  the  English  lake  country,  their  origin,  history, 
and  character.  14  pp.  ( Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist. 
Soc.  Trans,  v.  9,  1875,  p.  181.)— Lakeland  of  Lancashire. 
84  pp.  4  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans. 
n.  s.  v.  5,  1865,  p.  139 ;  n.  s.  v.  6,  1866,  p.  153 ;  n.  s.  v.  7,  1867, 
p.  Ill ;  n.  s.  v.  8,  1868,  p.  47.)— Last  popular  risings  in  the 
Lancashire  lake  country.  10  pp.  (Lancashire  and 
Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  9,  1869,  p.  45.)— Popular 
rhymes  and  proverbs  connected  with  localities. 
20  pp.  ( Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s. 
v.  3,  1863,  p.  159.) — Runic  inscriptions:  Anglo-Saxon 
and  Scandinavian.  22  pp.  3  pi.  ( Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  11,  1859,  p.  111.) 

Gibson,  Edmund,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  London  {Ed.) 
1669-1748. 

Chronicon  Saxonicum.-  See  Anglo-Saxon 
Chronicle. 

Gibson,  Edward  Pendarves  {Ed.) 

Registers  of  Stock  Harvard,  Co.  Essex, 
1563-1700.  London,  1881.  8°.  .2533 

Gibson,  George  Rutledge.  1853 — .  Lampful 

of  oil.  23  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  72,  1886,  p.  235.)— Wall 
street  in  the  Civil  war.  13  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  14, 
1885,  p.  78.) 

Gibson,  J.  Harris. 

British  military  and  naval  medals  and 
decorations.  New  ed.,  arranged  alphabetic- 
ally.  London,  1880.  8°.  2764 

-  On  British  silver  military  war-medals.  20  pp. 

1  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s. 
v.  5,  1865,  p.  161.)— Notes,  historical  and  antiquarian,  re¬ 
lating  to  Lancashire  and  Cheshire.  20  pp.  (Lan¬ 
cashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans.  3  s.  v.  7,  1879, 
p.  67;  v.  32,  1880,  p.  143.)— Notes  upon  war  medals, 
naval  and  military.  4  pp.  1  pi.  ( Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  8,  1868,  p.  13.) 

Gibson,  James,  D.  D.  Wilson,  R.  M.  James 

Gibson.  4  pp.  (Disruption  xvorthies ,  Memorial  of  1843, 
v.  3.  p.  261.) 

Gibson,  James  R.,  Jr.  Journal  of  Lt.  Tjerck 

Beekman,  1779,  of  Sullivan’s  expedition  against  the  Six 
Nations.  9  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  20,  1888,  p.  128.) 

Gibson,  James  Young.  1826-86. 

Cid  ballads  and  other  poems  and  transla¬ 
tions  from  Spanish  and  German.  Ed.  by 
Margaret  D.  Gibson.  With  memoir  by  Agnes 
Smith.  London,  1887.  2  v.  12°.  1337 

Contents.  Bodenstedt,  F.  von.  Songs  of  Mirza- 
Schaffy,  v.  2. — Romances  of  the  C'arlovingian  cycle, 
v.  2. — Cervantes  Saavedra,  M.  de.  Poetry  of  the 
“Don  Quixote,”  v.  2. — Romances  of  chivalry,  philos¬ 
ophy,  and  love,  v.  2. — The  Cld  during  the  reign  of 
Alphonso  VI,  el  Bravo,  A.  D.  1072-1109,  till  his  death, 
A.  D,  1099;  The  Cid  during  the  reign  of  Sancho  II,  el 
Valiente,  A.  D.  1065-72;  the  Cid,  from  the  death  of  Don 
Sancho  to  the  coronation  of  Don  Alphonso,  el  Bravo. 
Challenge  of  Zamora,  A.  D.  1072 ;  Life  and  deeds  of  the 
Cid  during  the  reign  of  Fernando  I,  el  Magno,  A.  D. 
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Gibson,  John.  18  cent. 

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different  branches  of  commerce  and  manu¬ 
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Gibson,  John.  1790-1866. 

Engravings  from  original  compositions 
executed  in  marble  at  Rome.  Drawn  by  P. 
Guglielmi,  and  engraved  under  the  direction 
of  Lewis  Gruner  by  Th.  Langer,  O.  Ufer,  and 
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Gibson,  John. 

History  of  York  county,  Pa.,  from  the 
earliest  period  to  the  present  time,  divided 
into  general,  special,  township,  and  borough 
histories,  with  a  biographical  department  ap¬ 
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Cid  ballads.  See  Gibson,  J.  Y. 

Gibson,  Randall  Lee.  1832-92.  Letter  on  the 

battle  of  Jonesboro.  2  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers, 
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(Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  5,  1878,  p.  217.)— Report  of 
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Senate  miscel.  doc.  v.  6. ) 

Gibson,  Thomas.  Land  and  fresh-water  shells 

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Gibson,  Rev.  Thomas  Ellison.  1822 — .  Century 

of  recusancy,  illustr.  from  the  records  of  the  Blundells 
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Gibson,  William  Hamilton.  1850-96. 

Our  edible  toadstools  and  mushrooms  and 
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GIBSON,  William  Hamilton 


1733 


GIFFORD,  William  L.  R. 


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Gibson,  William  Sidney.  1814-71. 

Dilston  Hall ;  or,  memoirs  of  James  Rad- 
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-  History  of  the  monastery  founded  at 

Tynemouth,  in  the  diocese  of  Durham,  to  the 
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Giddings,  Franklin  Henry.  1855 — .  Socio¬ 
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Gitldy,  Davies.  See  Gilbert,  D. 

Gide,  Jean  Paul  Guillaume.  [Notice  of.]  2  pp. 

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Gidel,  Charles  Antoine.  1827 — . 

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Gielgud,  Adam.  Poland  and  the  “Quarterly 

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Gieseeke,  Alfred. 

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Gillen,  Robert,  LL.  D.  1837 — . 

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Gifford,  Isabella.  Notices  of  the  rare  and  most 

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Gifford,  John.  Wm.  Arnot.  8  pp.  ( Disrup¬ 
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Gifford,  Sanford  Robinson. 

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Gifford,  William  (Ed.)  1756-1826. 

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— -  (Tr.)  Satires  of  Decimus  Junius  Juvena¬ 
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GILBERT,  Grove  Karl 


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Gigas,  Johann.  See  Kiess,  J. 

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Gigles,  Silvester,  Bp.  of  Worcester.  Wolsey, 

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Gigli,  Girolamo.  Sonetto ;  Cantate  a  voce 

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Gigli,  Giuseppe.  1862 — .  Ballo  e  canto  de’ 

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Gigli,  Ottavio  {Ed.) 

Novelle  di  Franco  Sacchetti.  See  Sac- 
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Giglioli,  Enrico  Hilly er.  1845—.  Usi  e  cre- 

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Gignac,  France.  Yinas,  L.  Documents  rela- 

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v.  1,  1870,  p.  289.) 

Gign.y,  France.  Formosus,  Pope.  Epistola  ad 

Bernonem  Abbatem  Gigniacensem  de  privilegiis  ejusdem 
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Gigot,  Edme  Albert.  1 835 — .  Democratie  au- 

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Gigoux,  Jean  Frangois.  1806—. 

Catalogue  de  beaux  dessins  anciens  et  mo- 
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-  Causeries  sur  les  artistes  de  mon  temps. 

Paris,  1885.  12°.  —1728 

Gihawla.  See  Iglau. 

Gihon,  Albert  Leary,  M.  D.  1833 — .  Health, 

the  true  nobility.  11  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Re¬ 
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citizen.  16  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10, 
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members  of  the  community  from  venereal  diseases 
and  their  consequences.  11  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health 
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Gijzenzele,  Belgium.  Potter,  F.  de,  and 

Broeckaert,  J.  Gijzenzele.  13  pp.  (In  their  Geschied. 
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Gil  Bias  de  Santillana.  See  Le  Sage,  A.  R. 
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Gil  y  Zarate,  Antonio.  1793-1861.  Guzmftn 

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Gilardin,  Jean  Alphonse.  1805-75.  Pendant 

le  sifcge.  54  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  95,  1883,  pp.  201, 
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Gilardini,  F.  Domenico  Buffa.  10  pp.  1  pi. 

(Cai’pi,  L.,  Risorgimento  ital.  v.  4,  p.  187.) 

Gilbart,  James  William.  1794-1863. 

History  of  banking  in  America ;  with  an 
inquiry  how  far  the  banking  institutions  of 
America  are  adapted  to  this  country.  Lon¬ 
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Gilbert,  of  St.  Amand ,  Tournay.  Ex  miraculis 

S.  Amandi.  6  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  2, 
p.  848.) 

Gilbert,  Maj.-Gen.  Charles  Champion.  1822 — . 

On  the  field  of  Perryville.  8  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and 
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Gilbert,  Charles  Sandoe.  1760-1831. 

Historical  survey  of  the  county  of  Corn- 
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Gilbert,  formerly  Giddy,  Davies  {Ed.)  1767- 
1839. 

Parochial  history  of  Cornwall,  founded  on 
the  MS.  histories  of  Mr.  Hals  and  Mr.  Tonkin  ; 
with  additions  and  various  appendices.  Lon¬ 
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—  {Ed. )  Some  ancient  Christmas  carols,  with 
the  tunes  to  which  they  were  formerly  sung 
in  the  west  of  England.  Together  with  two 
ancient  ballads,  a  dialogue,  etc.  2  ed.  Lon¬ 
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Gilbert,  Elizabeth. 

Martin,  F.  Elizabeth  Gilbert  and  her 
work  for  the  blind.  1887.  4795 

Gilbert,  Rev.  George  H.,  Ph.  D.  Dr.  Lyman 

Abbott  on  PauPs  Letter  to  the  Romans.  17  pp.  (Biblioth. 
Sacra,  v.  46,  1889,  p.  229.) 

Gilbert,  Grove  Karl.  1843 — . 

Lake  Bonneville.  Washington,  1890.  4°. 
(Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  Monogr.v.  1.) 

—3536 

Wole.— Also  in  U.  S.  51  Cong.  1  sess.  House  miscel.  doc. 
v.  17. 

-  The  moon’s  face  :  a  study  of  the  origin  of 

its  features.  [Illustr.]  Washington,  1893. 
8°.  —2486 

- Topographical  features  of  lake  shores.  65  pp.  18  pi. 

(Powell,  J.  W.,  V.  S.  Geol.  surv.  5  arm.  rept.  p.  69.)— 
Changes  of  level  of  the  great  lakes.  12  pp.  (Forum, 
V.  5,  1888,  p.  417.) 


GILBERT,  H.  M. 


1735 


GILD  A  MERCATORIA 


Gilbert,  H.  M. 

Bibliotheca  Hantoniensis :  an  attempt  at  a 
bibliography  of  Hampshire.  Southampton, 
[1872].  sq.  8°.  L.56 

Gilbert,  Sir  Humphrey.  1539-84.  Voyage  to 

Newfoundland,  1583.  44  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  3, 
p.  184.) 

Gilbert,  J.  Pre-collegiate Oxford.  7  pp.  (Brit. 
Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  47, 1891,  p.  205.) 

Gilbert,  Sir  John.  1817- 

Works  of  Shakespeare,  ed.  by  H.  Staunton. 
Illustr.  by  G.  See  Shakespeare,  W.  (in  pre¬ 
ceding  catalogue). 

Gilbert,  John.  Towse,  J.  R.  John  Gilbert. 

7  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  13,  1888,  p.  378.) 

Gilbert,  John  Thomas  (Ed.)  1829 — . 

Chartularies  of  St.  Mary’s  Abbey,  Dublin  ; 
with  the  register  of  its  house  at  Dunbrody, 
and  annals  of  Ireland.  London,  1884.  2  v. 
r.  8°.  ( Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron. )  4502 

-  (Ed.)  “Crede  Mihi:”  the  most  ancient 

register  book  of  the  Abps.  of  Dublin  before 
the  Reformation,  now  for  the  first  time  prints 
ed  from  the  original  MS.  With  illustrations. 
Dublin,  1897.  8°.  — 3182 

Note. — Ed.  limited  to  120  copies. 

-  (Ed. )  Documents  relating  to  Ireland,  1795- 

1804  :  official  account  of  secret  service  money, 
governmental  correspondence  and  papers, 
notice  of  French  soldiery  at  Killala,  state¬ 
ments  by  United  Irishmen  .  .  .  Illustr.  with 
portraits  and  facsimiles.  London,  1893.  4°. 

2581 

-  (Ed.)  Jacobite  narrative  of  the  war  in 

Ireland,  1688-91,  with  contemporary  letters 
and  papers,  now  for  the  first  time  pub.  Il¬ 
lustr.  with  facsimiles.  Dublin,  1892.  r.  8°. 

2572 

-  (Ed.)  Narratives  of  the  detention,  libera¬ 
tion,  and  marriage  of  Maria  Clementina  Stu¬ 
art,  styled  Queen  of  Gt.  Britain  and  Ireland. 
With  contemporary  letters  and  papers,  now 
for  the  first  time  pub.  Illustr.  with  portrait 
and  facsimiles.  Dublin,  1894.  sm.  4°.  4753 

Contents.  Boylan,  B.  Journal  of  the  arrest  ami 
escape  of  the  Princess  Sobieski.— Gayclon,  R.  Narra¬ 
tive. — Letter  to  Cardinal  Gualterio. — Wogan,  C.  M6- 
moires  sur  l’enterprise  d’lnspruck  en  1719.— Contem¬ 
porary  Italian  narrative.— James  III.  Letters, 
1718-19.— Marriage  of  James  III  with  Maria  Clementina. 
— Marriage  certificate.— Marriage  contract. — 
Narrative  of  the  seizure,  escape,  and  marriage  of 
the  Princess  Clementina  Sobieski. 

-  ( Ed. )  Register  of  the  Abbey  of  St.  Thomas, 

Dublin.  London,  1889.  r.  8°.  (Gt.  Brit.  Rolls 
chron. )  4592 

-  (Ed.)  History  of  the  Irish  confederation 

and  the  war  in  Ireland,  1641-49-  See  Boilings, 

R. 


Gilbert,  Nicolas  Joseph  Laurent.  1751-80. 

Poesies  diverses  ;  avec  une  notice  bio-bib- 
liographique  par  Paul  Perret.  [Illustr.]  Paris, 
1882.  8°.  2306 

Contents.  lie  roidos. — Odes. — Poesies  diverses. 

—Satires.— Perret,  P.  Notice  sur  la  vie  et  les  oeuvres 
de  G. 

-  Perret,  P.  Notice  sur  la  vie  et  les  oeuvres  de  G. 

36  pp.  (Gilbert,  N.  J.  L.,  Poesies  diverses ,  p.  i.) 

Gilbert,  Otto. 

Geschichte  und  topographie  der  stadt  Rom 
im  altertum.  Leipzig,  1883-90.  3  v.  8°.  2723 

-  Der  tempel  der  Magna  Mater  in  Rom.  20  pp.  (Phi- 

lologus,  v.  45,  1886,  p.  449.) 

Gilbert,  Walther.  Beitraege  zur  textkritik 
des  Martial.  23  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  nuts.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1884, 
p.  511;  v.  40,  1885,  p.  210.)— Zum  ersten  buch  Martials. 
7  pp.  ( Philologus ,  v.  41,  1882,  p.  359.) 

Gilbert,  William,  M.  D.  1540-1603. 

On  the  loadstone  and  magnetic  bodies,  and 
on  the  great  magnet  the  earth.  A  new  phys¬ 
iology,  demonstrated  with  many  arguments 
and  experiments.  A  translation  by  P.  Fleury 
Mottelay.  [With  portrait.]  New  York,  1893. 
8°.  —1534 

-  Martin,  T.  C.  Gilbert’s  fables.  11pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 

v.  146,  1888,  p.  405.)— Mottelay,  P.  F.  Biographical 
memoir  [of  G.]  19  pp.  (Gilbert,  W.,  On  the  loadstone 

and  magnetic  bodies,  p.  ix.) 

Gilbert,  William.  1804-89. 

The  city  :  an  inquiry  into  the  corporation, 
its  lively  companies,  and  the  administration 
of  their  charities  and  endowments.  London, 
'  1877.  12°.  1528 

Gilberti  Federico.  See  Federico,  G. 

Gilby,  Anthony.  — 1585.  Admonition  to  Eng¬ 
land  and  Scotland  to  call  them  to  repentance.  10  pp. 
(Knox,  J.,  Hist,  of  the  reformation  of  religion,  p.  455.) 

Gilchrist,  Mrs.  Anne  Burrows.  1828-85. 

Life  and  writings.  Ed.  by  H.  H.  Gilchrist. 
With  a  preiatory  notice  by  Wm.  Michael 
Rossetti.  [Illustr.]  London,  1887.  8°.  4784 

Contents.  Confession  of  faitli.— Three  glimpses  of  a 
New  England  village. — An  Englishwoman’s  esti¬ 
mate  of  Walt  Whitman. 

(Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  142,  1887,  p.  107.) 

-  Mary  Lamb.  Boston,  1884.  12°.  (Famous 

women.)  3767 

-  Rossetti.  W.  M.  Prefatory  notice.  10  pp.  (Gilchrist, 

Mrs.  A.  B.,  Life  and  writings,  p.  vii.) —  Scudder.  H.  E. 
Anne  Gilchrist.  20  pp.  (In  his  Men  and  letters,  p.  195; 
and  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  60,  1887,  p.  275.) 

Gilchrist,  Herbert  Harlakenden  (Ed. ) 

Anne  Gilchrist,  her  life  and  writings.  See 
Gilchrist,  Mrs.  A.  B. 

Gilchrist,  William  Wallace.  1846—.  A  Maid’s 

choice  :  a  musical  pastoral.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  84, 
1892,  p.  16.) 

Gild  life,  Two  thousand  years  of.  Lambert, 


J.  M.  —1376 

Gild  merchant,  The.  2  v.  Gross,  C.  — 1375 

Gilda  anrifabrorum.  Chaffers,  W.  — 1744 

(xilda  mercatopia.  Gross,  C.  —1374 


GILD  AS  (the  Wise),  St. 


1736 


GILEAD,  Palestine 


Gildas  ( the  Wise),  St.  Circa  516-570.  De  ex. 

cidio  et  conquestu  Britanniae  ac  flebili  castigatione  in 
reges  principes  et  sacerdotes.  85  pp.  (Monumenta  Ger¬ 
man.  hist.:  Auctor.  antiq.  v.  13,  p.  3.)— Epistnlarum 
deperditarum  fragmenta.  3  pp.  ( Monumenta  German, 
hist. :  Auctor.  antiq.  v.  13,  p.  86.)— Lorica,  witli  the  gloss 
thereon.  34  pp.  (Stokes,  W.,  Irish  glosses,  p.  133  :  Irish 
Archaeol.  and  Celtic  Soe.) — De  paenitentia.  2  pp. 
( Monumenta  German,  hist. :  Auctor.  antiq.  v.  13,  p.  89.) 
- Caradoc,  of  Llancarvan.  Vita  Gildae.  4  pp.  ( Mo¬ 
numenta  German,  hist.:  Auctor.  antiq.  v.  13,  p.  107.) — 
Vita  Gildae  auctore  monacho  Ruiensi.  16  pp.  ( Monu¬ 
menta  German,  hist. :  Auctor.  antiq.  v.  13,  p.  91.) 

Gildas  Modudius.  Carmen  Hibernicum,  hac- 

tenus  ineditum,  de  regibus  Hiberniae.  41  pp.  (O’Conor, 
C.,  Rer.  Hibern.  script,  vet.  v.  1,  Prolegomena,  pars.  1, 
p.  144.) 


Gildehaus,  Charles. 

JEneas  :  a  drama.  St.  Louis,  1884.  8°.  3304 
-  In  rhyme  and  time.  Shakespeare’s  birth¬ 
day.  Poems.  Translations  from  Goethe. 
St.  Louis,  1895.  8°.  1324 

-  Plays :  Sibyl,  Telemachus,  iEneas.  St. 

Louis,  1888.  12°.  3365 

Gildemeister,  Johann.  1812 — .  Des  ’Abd 

al-gliani  al-n&bulusi  Reise  von  Damascus  nach  Jerusa¬ 
lem.  16  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  36,  1882, 
p.  385.) — A m  ii lot ii in.  3  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  v.  38,  1884,  p.  140.) — Pseudo  kallisthenes  bei  Moses 
von  Khoren.  4  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  40, 

1886, p.  88. ) 

-  Sexti  Sententiarum  recensiones  Latinam, 

Graecam,  Syriacas  coniunctim  exhibuit.  See 
Sextus  Pythagoreus  (in  preceding  catalogue). 


Gildemeister,  Otto.  1823—.  Aus  einer  neue’n 

Dante-uebersetzung.  9  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  54, 
1888,  p.  180.)— Der  kampf  gegen  die  fremdwoerter. 
22  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  48,  1886,  p.  95.) — Ueber 
lioefliclikeit.  22  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  43,  1885, 
p.  419.) 


Gilder,  Jeannette  Leonard.  1849 — .  Books 

that  have  helped  me.  6  pp.  (Forum,  v.  4,  1887,  p.  207.) — 
Mme.  Modjeska.  18  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hut¬ 
ton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  5,  p.  193.) 

-  ( Ed. )  The  Critic.  See  Critic,  The. 


—  and  Gilder,  Joseph  Benson  (Eds.)  Au¬ 
thors  at  home :  personal  and  biographical 
sketches  of  well-known  American  writers. 
New  York,  n.  d.  12°.  3704 

Contents. 


Aldrich,  T.  B.,  by  W.  H. 
Bishop. 

Bancroft,  G.,  by  B.  G.  Love- 
■ioy. 

Boker,  G.  H.,  by  G.  P.  La- 
throp. 

Burroughs,  J.,  by  R.  Rior- 
dan. 

Cable,  G.  W.,  by  J.  K. 
Wetherill. 

Clemens,  S.  L.,  by  C.  H. 
Clark. 

Curtis,  G.  W.,  by  G.  P.  La- 
throp. 

Eggleston,  E.,  by  O.  C. 
Auringer. 

Hale,  E.  E.,  by  W.  S.  Ken¬ 
nedy. 

Harris,  J.  C.,  by  E.  Brain- 
crd. 


Harrison,  J.  A.,  by  W.  M. 
Baskervill. 

Hay,  J.,  by  B.  G.  Lovejoy. 
Higginson,  T.  W.,  by  G.  W. 
Cooke. 

Holmes,  O.  W.,  by  A.  W. 
Rollins. 

Howe,  J.  W.,  by  M.  Howe. 
Howells,  W.  D.,  by  W.  H. 
Bishop. 

Leland,  C.  W.,  by  E.  R. 
Pennell. 

Lowell,  J.  R.,  by  G.  E. 
Woodberry. 

Mitchell,  D.  G.,  by  H.  A. 
Beers. 

Parkman,  F.,  by  C.  H. 
Farnham. 

Smith,  G.,  by  G.  D.  Rob¬ 
erts, 


Stedman,  E.  C.,  by  A.  B. 
Dodd. 

Stoddard,  R.  H.,  by  J.  B. 
Gilder. 

Stowe,  H.  B.,  by  J.  H. 
Twichell. 

Gilder,  Joseph  Benson 
Authors  at  home. 
Gilder,  J.  B.  (Eds.) 


Warner,  C.  D.,  by  J.  H. 
Twichell. 

Whitman,  W.,  by  G.  Sel- 
wyn. 

Whittier,  J.  G.,  by  H.  P 
Spofford. 

(Ed.)  1858—. 

See  Gilder,  J.  L.,  and 


-  (Ed.)  The  Critic.  See  Critic,  The. 

Gilder,  Richard  Watson,  LL.  D.  1844 — .  Au¬ 
tumn  meditation.  1  p.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  7,  1885,  p.  459.) 
—Mors  triumphalis.  2  pp.  ( Century  Mag.*\.  10, 
1886,  p.  414.) — Non  sine  dolore.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  66,  1890,  p.  739.) 


—  (Ed.)  Century  illustrated  monthly  maga¬ 
zine.  See  Century  illustrated  monthly  maga¬ 
zine. 


Gildersleeve,  Basil  Lanneau,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D. 
1831—. 

Essays  and  studies.  Educational  and  lit¬ 
erary.  Baltimore,  1890.  8°.  2204 

Contents.  Occasional  addresses. — Apollonius  of 
Tyana.— Classics  and  colleges.— Limits  of  cul¬ 
ture.  — Grammar  and  aesthetics. — Emperor  Ju¬ 
lian. — Lucian.  —Maximilian ;  his  travels  and  his 
tragedy.— Platen's  poems.— University  work  in 
America  and  classical  philology. — Legend  of  Venns. 
—Xanthippe  and  Socrates. 

(Rev  of  in  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  67,  1891,  p.  700.) 

-  Formative  influences.  11  pp.  (Forum,  v.  10,  1890, 

p.  607.) 

-  (Ed.)  Pindar,  Olympian  and  Pythian 

odes.  See  Pindarus  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Gilding.  Gruel,  L.  Conferences  sur  la  re- 
liure  et  la  dorure  des  livres.  [Illustr.]  1896. 

W.  36 

-  llcnnoch.  F.  On  thread  or  fibre  gilding.  7  pp. 

(Soc.  of  arts,  Journ.  v.  4,  1856,  p.  373.)— Gilding  and 
silvering?  by  immersion.  2  pp.  (Frankl.  Inst.  Journ. 
3  s.  v.  7,  1844,  p.  214.) — Horne,  H.  P.  Decoration  of  the 
edges.  3  pp.  (In  his  Binding  of  books,  p.  31.) — Levol, 
M.  A.  Notice  of  some  new  methods  of  gilding  and 
silvering  by  immersion.  2  pp.  (Frankl.  Inst.  Journ. 
3  s.  v.  6,  1843,  p.  142.)— Thread  and  fibre  gilding-. 
3  pp.  (Art  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1856,  p.  337.) 

Gildon,  Charles.  1665-1724. 

Complete  art  of  poetry.  London,  1718. 
2  v.  12°.  —2157 

-  Remarks  on  the  plays  of  Shakespear.  208  pp. 

(Shakespeare,  W.,  IFbrfcs  [Ed.  by  N.  Rowe],  v.  7, 
p.  257.)— Essay  on  the  art,  rise,  and  progress  of  the  stage 
in  Greece,  Rome,  and  England.  72  pp.  (Shakespeare, 
W.,  Works  [Ed.  by  N.  Rowe],  v.  7,  p.  i.) 

Gildredg  e,  Nicholas.  17  cent.  Letter  of  con¬ 
gratulation,  addressed  to  Sir  Thos.  Pelham,  on  his 
marriage  with  Judith  Shirley,  1637.  3  pp.  (Sussex 

Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  2,  1849,  p.  99. ) 

Gilds.  See  Guilds. 


Gilead,  Palestine.  Conder,  C.  R.  Explora¬ 
tions  in  G.  19  pp.  (In  his  Palestine,  p.  171.) — Land  of 
<i.  19  pp.  (Blackwood' 8  Mag.  v.  129,  1881,  p.  104.) — Tris¬ 
tram,  H.  B.  Gilead.  20  pp.  (In  his  Topog.  of  th$ 
Holy  Land,  p.  311.) 


GILES,  C.  E. 


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i  o  / 


GILLES 


Giles,  C.  E.  Old  doorway  at  Frome.  3  pp.  1  pi. 

(Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  1, 
1851,  p.  120.) — Nun uey  castle.  4  pp.  1  pi.  (Somerset¬ 
shire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  1,  1851,  p.  123. ) 
—Sculptures  in  church  of  St.  John  Baptist,  Wel¬ 
lington,  Somerset.  8  pp.  2  pi.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol. 
and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  1,  1851,  p.  30.)— Sculptures  on 
the  west  doorway  of  St.  Mary's  church,  Taunton. 
3  pp.  1  pi.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc. 
Proc.  V.  1,  1851,  p.  89.) 

Giles,  Ernest. 

Australia  twice  traversed  :  the  romance  of 
exploration,  being  a  narrative  compiled  from 
the  journals  of  five  exploring  expeditions  into 
and  through  central  south  Australia,  and 
western  Australia,  1872-76.  With  maps  and 
illustrations.  London,  1889.  2  v.  8°.  2493 

Giles,  Henry.  1809-82. 

Illustrations  of  genius,  in  some  of  its  rela¬ 
tions  to  culture  and  society.  Boston,  1864. 
12°.  2294 

Contents.  Robert  Burns. —Cervantes. —Con  ver- 
sation.— Cost  of  a  cultivated  man.— Thomas  Be 
Quincy.  —  Bon  Quixote.  —  Fiction.  —  Music.  — 
Philanthropic  sentiment. — Public  opinion.— 
Scarlet  letter. — Wordsworth. 


-  Lectures  and  essays.  Boston,  1850.  2  v. 

12°.  2207 

Contents.  Moral  spirit  of  Byron's  genius,  v.  1.  — 
Moral  philosophy  of  Byron's  life,  v.  1. — Carlyle, 
v.  2. — Chatterton,  v.  2. — Crabbe,  v.  1.— Economies, 
v.  2. — Ebenezer  Elliott,  v.  1. — Falstatr,  v.  1. — Oliver 
Goldsmith,  v.  1.— Ireland  and  the  Irish,  v.  2.— Spirit 
of  Irish  history,  v.  1. — Worth  of  liberty,  v.  2. — True 
manhood,  v.  2. —Music,  v.  2. —Young  musician, 
v.  2.— Patriotism,  v.  2.— The  Pulpit,  v.  2.— Savage 
and  Dermody,  v.  2.— Day  in  Springfield,  v.  2.) 

Giles,  Herbert  Allen.  Notes  on  Chinese  com¬ 
position.  21pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China  branch, 
Joum.  n.  s.  v.  17,  pt.  1,  1882,  p.  1.)— Family  names. 
34  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s. 
v.  21,  1887,  p.  255.) — The  Hung-lou-in#ng :  commonly 
called  the  Dream  of  the  red  chamber.  23  pp.  (Royal 
Asiat.  Soc.  China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  20,  1886,  p.  1.) 


-  ( TV. )  Chuang  Tzii.  See  Chuang  Tzii. 

Giles,  Rev.  John  Allen  {Ed.)  1808-84. 

Germanici  Caesaris  Reliquiae  quae  extant 
omnes.  See  Germanicus  Caesar. 


-  Prior,  R.  C.  A.  Obituary  notice  of  G.  3  pp.  (Somer¬ 
setshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  30,  1885, 

p.  166.) 

Gilfillan,  Rev.  George.  1813-78. 

Galleries  of  literary  portraits,  v.  1.  Edin¬ 
burgh,  1856.  8°.  2247 


uEschylus. 

Aird,  T. 

Bailey,  P.  J. 

Baillie,  J. 

Bigg,  J.  S. 

Browning,  Mrs.  E.  B. 
Buchanan,  G. 

Burns,  R. 

Byron,  G.  G.  N.,  6  Baron 
Byron. 

Campbell,  T. 

Coleridge,  S.  T. 

Crabbe,  G. 

Croly,  G. 

Cunningham,  A. 

Danton,  G.  J. 


Contents. 

Disraeli,  B.,  1  Earl  of  Bea- 
consfield. 

Elliott,  E. 

Godwin,  W. 

Hemens,  Mrs.  F.  D. 

Hood,  T. 

Keats,  J. 

Lockhart,  J.  G 
Longfellow,  H.  W. 

Lytton,  E.  G.  E.  L.  B., 

1  Baron  Lytton. 

Marat,  J.  P. 

Milton,  J. 

Mirabeau,  H.  G.  de  R., 
Comte  de. 

Montgomery,  J. 


Moore,  T. 

Napoleon  I,  Emperor  of 
the  French. 

Poe,  E.  A. 

Pollok,  R. 

Robespierre,  F.  M.  M.  J.  I. 
Shakespeare,  W. 

Shelley,  Mrs.  M.  W. 


Shelley,  P.  B. 

Smith,  A. 

Southey,  R. 

Tennyson,  A.,  1  Baron 
Tennyson. 

Vergniaud,  P.  V. 
Wordsworth,  W. 

Yendys,  S. 


—  Sketches  of  modern  literature,  and  emi¬ 
nent  literary  men  (being  a  gallery  of  literary 
portraits).  Repr.  entire  from  the  London  ed. 
New  York,  1846.  2  v.  in  1.  8°.  2232 

Contents. 


Aird,  T.  v.  2. 

Brougham,  H.  P.,  Baron 
Brougham  and  Vaux,  v.  2. 
Campbell,  T.  v.  2. 

Carlyle,  T.  v.  1. 

Chalmers,  T.  v.  1. 
Coleridge,  S.  T.  v.  2. 
Cunningham,  A.  v.  2. 

De  Quincey,  T.  v.  1 
Elliott,  E.  v.  2. 

Emerson,  R.  W.  v.  2. 
Foster,  J.  v.  1. 

Godwin,  W.  v.  1. 

Hall,  R.  v.  1. 

-  Be  Quincey,  T. 


Hazlitt,  W.  v.  1. 

Irving,  E.  v.  1. 

Jeffrey,  F.,  Lord,  v.  1. 
Keats,  J.  v.  2. 

Lamb,  C.  v.  2. 

Landor,  W.  S.  v.  2. 
Lockhart,  J.  G.  v.  2. 
Macaulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron 
Macaulay,  v.  2. 

Pollokj  R.  v.  2. 


Shelley,  P.  B.  v.  1. 

Southey,  R.  v.  2. 

Wilson,  J.  v.  1. 
Wordsworth,  W.  v.  2. 

Notes  on  Gilfillan’s  literary  por¬ 
traits.  68  pp.  {Coll,  writings,  v.  11,  p.  326.) 

Gilij,  Filippo  Salvadore.  1721-89. 

Saggio  di  storia  americano  ;  o,  sia  storia  na- 
turale,  civile,  e  sacra  de  regni,  e  delle  pro- 
vincie  spagnuole  di  terra-ferma  dell’  America 
meridionale.  [Illustr.]  Roma,  1780-84.  4  v. 


8°. 


.2647 


Giljaken.  See  Gilyaks. 

Gill,  Joseph.  18  cent. 

Fratres  e  societate  Jesu  Hispania  extermi- 
nati.  See  Vansittart,  H.,  and  others  (in  pre¬ 
ceding  catalogue). 

Gill,  Theodore  Nicholas,  M.  D.,  Ph.  D.  1837—. 

Sea-serpent  myth.  12  pp.  {Forum,  v.  3,  1887,  p.  84.)  — 
Zoology.  34  pp.  (Goode,  G.  B.,  Smithson.  Inst.  p.  711.) 

Gill,  Thomas. 

Vallis  Eboracensis :  comprising  the  his¬ 
tory  and  antiquities  of  Easingwold  and  its 
neighbourhood.  [Illustr.]  London,  1852.  8°. 

2515 


Gill,  Thomas  Patrick.  1858 — .  Landlordism  in 

America.  16  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  142,  1886,  p.  52.) — A 
Parliament  or  a  Congress?  16  pp.  {Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  53, 1888,  p.  757.) 

Gill,  W.  A.  Origin  and  interpretation  of 

myths.  9  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  56,  1887,  p.  121.) 

Gillekens,  L.  G.  Teaching  of  agriculture. 

7  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  14, 
p.  384.) 

Gilles,  St. 

Berneville,  G.  de.  Vie  de  St.  Gilles  : 
poeme  du  XII  siecle.  1881.  {Soc.  des  anc. 
textesfr.)  — 1134 

-  Bartsch.  K.  F.  {Ed.)  Der  Trierer  Aegidius.  57  pp. 

{Oermania,  v.  26,  1881,  p.  1.) 

Gilles,  Abp.  of  Languedoc.  14  cent.  Litterae. 

1  p.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  3,  p.  105.) 

Gilles,  Pierre.  Luce,  S.  Undesmeneursdela 

commune  de  Paris  en  1358 :  Pierre  Gilles.  8  pp.  {In  his 
France  pendant  la  guerre  de  cent  ans,  p.  23.) 

Gilles.  See  also  ASgidius. 


GILLES  DE  LA  TOURETTE,  G. 


1738 


GILLOT,  Joseph 


(lilies  de  la  Tourctte,  G.  Wonders  of  ani¬ 
mal  magnetism.  13  pp.  ( 2V.  Am.  Rev.  v.  146, 18S8,  p.  131.) 

Gillespie,  Charles  B.  A  miner’s  Sunday  in 

Coloma.  11  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  20,  1891,  p.  259.) 

Gillespie,  George  Robertson  (TV. )  1851 — . 

International  law.  See  Bar,  K.  L.  von. 
Gillespie,  Joseph. 

Recollections  of  early  Illinois  and  her 
noted  men,  read  before  the  Chicago  Historical 
Society,  March  16,  1880.  Chicago,  1880.  p. 
8°.  ( Fergus  Hist.  S.  no.  13. )  3597 

Gillespie,  William  Mitchell,  LL.  D.  1816-68. 
Manual  of  the  principles  and  practice  of 
road-making :  comprising  the  location,  con¬ 
struction,  and  improvement  of  roads  (com¬ 
mon,  macadam,  paved,  plank,  etc.),  and  rail¬ 
roads.  3  ed.  New  York,  1849.  8°.  — 2727 

Gillet,  Felix.  Les  Indiens  de  la  Californie. 

16  pp.  (Soc.  am.  de  France,  Archives,  n.  s.  v.  1,  1875, 
p.  199.) 

Gillet,  Ransom  H.  1800-76. 

Democracy  in  the  United  States.  What  it 
has  done,  what  it  is  doing,  and  what  it  will 
do.  New  York,  1868.  p.  8°.  —2327 

-  Life  and  times  of  Silas  Wright.  Albany, 

1874.  2  V.  8°.  3703 

Gillette,  William  Hooker.  1853 — .  Esmeralda. 

19  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  1,  1881.  p.  513.) 

Gilliam,  E.  W.  Chinese  immigration.  9  pp. 

( N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  143,  1886,  'p.  26.)— Presidential  elec¬ 
tions  historically  considered.  9  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist. 
v.  14,  1885,  p.  181.)— Rise  and  fall  of  the  French  colony  of 
San  Domingo.  8  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  20,  1888, 
p.  471.) 

Gillieron,  Alfred.  1849-78.  L’Arcadie  et  la 

Suisse:  souvenirs  de  voyage.  25  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et 
rev.  Suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  5,  1880,  p.  193. ) 

Gillieron,  Jules.  1854 — . 

Patois  de  la  commune  de  Vionnaz  (Bas- 
Yalais).  Paris,  1880.  8°.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des 
hautes  etudes,  v.  40. )  — 4153 

-  Claire  fontaine,  examen  critique  des  diverses  ver¬ 
sions  de  cette  chanson.  25  pp.  (Romania,  v.  12,  1883, 
p.  307.)— Melanges  {jallo-romans.  15  pp.  (Biblioth. 
Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  73,  p.  285.) 

Gillies,  James  B. 

Edinburgh  past  and  present.  With  notes 
of  the  county,  historical,  descriptive,  and 
scientific,  by  Rev.  James  S.  Mill,  Flora  Mas¬ 
son,  and  Dr.  Geikie.  Edinburgh,  1886.  sm. 
4°.  2583 

- James  Ingram.  6  pp.  (Disruption  worthies,  Memorial 

of  1843,  V.  3,  p.  325.) 

Gillies,  John,  LL.  D.  1747-1836. 

History  of  ancient  Greece,  its  colonies,  and 
conquests.  Phila.,  1822.  4  v.  8°.  2716 

Gillies,  Margaret.  Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C. 

Margaret  Gillies.  8  pp.  (In  her  Eng.  female  artists,  v.  2, 
p.  87.) 


Gilliland,  Thomas. 

Dramatic  mirror :  containing  the  history  of 
the  stage,  from  the  earliest  period  to  the 
present  time ;  including  a  biographical  and 
critical  account  of  all  the  dramatic  writers, 
from  1660  ;  and  also  of  the  most  distinguished 
performers,  from  the  days  of  Shakspeare  to 
1807  :  and  a  history  of  the  country  theatres, 
in  England,  Ireland,  and  Scotland.  Embel¬ 
lished  with  engravings.  London,  1808.  2  v. 

12°.  3316 

Gilling*  West,  England.  Plantagenet-Har- 
rison,  G.  H.  de  S.  N.  History  of  Yorkshire, 
v.  1  :  Wapentake  of  Gilling  West.  1879.  6.43 

See  also  Yorkshire. 

GillingAvater,  Edmund.  Circa  1735-1813. 

Historical  and  descriptive  account  of  St. 
Edmund’s  Bury,  in  the  county  of  Suffolk.  St. 
Edmund’s  Bury,  1804.  16°.  *  1252 

Gilliss,  Capt.  James  Melville.  1810-65. 

Magnetical  and  meteorological  observa¬ 
tions,  made  at  Washington,  1838.  Washing¬ 
ton,  1845.  8°.  —2483 

Gillmore,  Parker  (Ed.) 

Reptiles  and  birds.  See  Figuier,  G.  L. 

Gillmore,  Maj-Gen.  Quincy  Adams,  Pli.  D. 
1825-88. 

Notes  on  the  compressive  resistance  of 
freestone,  brick  piers,  hydraulic  cements, 
mortars,  and  concretes.  New  York,  1888.  8°. 

—1773 

-  Report  on  the  compressive  strength,  speci¬ 
fic  gravity,  and  ratio  of  absorption  of  various 
kinds  of  building-stone  from  different  sec¬ 
tions  of  the  United  States  tested  at  Fort 
Tompkins,  Staten  Island,  N.  Y.  Washing¬ 
ton,  1874.  8°.  ( U.  S.  Engineers ,  Caps  of. ) 

—1775 

-  Army  before  Charleston  in  1863.  20  pp.  (Johnson, 

R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  4, 
p.  52.)— Siege  and  capture  of  Fort  Pulaski.  12  pp. 
(Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil 
war,  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

Gillmore,  See  also  Gilmore. — Gilmour. 

Gillot,  Jacques.  — 1619. 

Satyre  Menippge.  See  Leroy,  P.,  and  others. 

Gillot,  Joseph. 

Christie,  Manson,  and  Woods.  Catalogue 
of  the  renowned  collection  of  ancient  and 
modern  pictures  and  water-colour  drawings 
of  .  .  .  Joseph  Gillott.  Sold  at  auction  by. 
[1872.]  —1753 

- Catalogue  of  the  valuable  collection  of 

fine  old  Italian  instruments  .  .  .  formed  by 
Joseph  Gillott.  Sold  at  auction  by.  1872. 
( With  their  Catalogue  of  .  .  .  pictures  and 
water-colour  drawings  of  .  .  .  J.  Gillott. ) 

—1753 


GILLOW,  Joseph 


1739 


GILMAN,  Daniel  Coit 


Gillow,  Joseph.  1850 — . 

Haydock  papers  :  a  glimpse  into  English 
Catholic  life  under  the  shade  of  persecution 
and  in  the  dawn  of  freedom.  London,  1888. 
8°.  —4265 

- Literary  and  biographical  history  ;  or,  bib¬ 
liographical  dictionary  of  the  English  Catho¬ 
lics,  from  the  breach  with  Rome,  in  1534,  to 
the  present  time.  v.  1-4.  London  [1885-95]. 
4  v.  8°.  W.  57 

Contens. 

Abbot,  A.-Curr,  J.,  v.  1.  Graham,  J.-Kemble,  J.,  v.3. 
Dacre,  L.-Gradwell,  R.,  v.  2.  Kemeys,  D.  J.-Metham,  T. 

v.  4. 

-  Lostock  Hall,  the  seat  of  the  Andertons.  6  pp. 

2  pi.  (Gray,  H.,  Views  of  the  old  halls  of  Lancashire  and 
Cheshire,  p.  63.) 

Gillray,  James.  1757-1815. 

Works,  with  the  story  of  his  life  and  times. 
Ed.  by  Thos.  Wright.  London,  n.  d.  4°. 

— 17C4 

Gills.  Brooks,  W.  K.  Structure  of  the  lamelli- 

branchiate  gill.  16  pp.  (In  his  Handb.  of  invertebr. 
zool.  p.  296.) — Guenther,  A.  C.  L.  G.  Organs  of  respi¬ 
ration.  15  pp.  (In  his  Introd.  to  the  study  of  fishes, 
p.  135.)— Mitsukuri,  K.  On  the  structure  and  signifi¬ 
cance  of  some  aberrant  forms  of  lamellibranchiate  gills. 
14  pp.  1  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the  biol.  labr.  v.  2,  1883, 
p.  257.) — Osborn,  H.  L.  Of  the  gill  in  some  forms  of 
prosobranchiate  mollusca.  12  pp.  3  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N., 
and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the 
biol.  labr.  v.  3,  1885,  p.  37.)— Schenk.  S.  L.  Kiemenfae- 
den  der  knorpelfische  waehrend  der  entwickelung. 

.  12  pp.  1  pi.  (Vienna,  Akad.  wissens.  Mathemat.-natur- 
ivissens.  klasse,  Sitzungsb.  v.  71,  abth.  3,  1875,  p.  227.) 

See  also  Crustacea.— Fishes. — Insects. — Respi¬ 
ration. 

Gilm,  Hermann  von.  Maurer,  J.  C..  Her¬ 
mann  von  Gilm.  8  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  2,  p.  793.) 

Gilman,  Arthur.  1837 — . 

Story  of  Rome  from  the  earliest  times  to 
the  end  of  the  Republic.  New  York,  1887. 
p.  8°.  (Story  of  the  nations.)  2426 

-  Story  of  the  Saracens  from  the  earliest 

times  to  the  fall  of  Bagdad.  New  York,  1887. 
p.  8°.  (Story  of  the  nations.)  2426 

-  Story  of  Alexander’s  empire.  See  Mahaffy, 

J.  P.,  and  Gilman,  A. 

-  Story  of  ancient  Egypt.  See  Rawlinson, 

G.,  and  Gilman,  A.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  Story  of  Carthage.  See  Church,  A.  J.,  and 

Gilman,  A. 

-  Story  of  Germany.  See  Baring-Gould,  S., 

and  Gilman,  A. 

-  Story  of  the  Moors  in  Spain.  See  Poole, 

S.  L.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  Story  of  Turkey.  See  Poole,  S.  L.  (in  pre¬ 
ceding  catalogue). 

Gilman,  Chandler  Robbins,  M.  D.  1802-65. 

John  B.  Beck.  9  pp.  (Gross,  S.  D.,  Lives  of  Am.  physi¬ 
cians,  p.  605.) 

Vol.  III. -218. 


Gilman,  Daniel  Coit,  LL.  D.  1831 — . 

Address  before  the  Phi  Beta  Kappa  Society 
of  Harvard  University,  July  1,  1886.  [Balti¬ 
more],  1886.  8°.  —2373 

-  Address  delivered  at  the  opening  of  the 

new  halls  of  the  Teachers’  College,  one  hun¬ 
dred  and  twentieth  street,  New  York.  [New 
York],  n.  d.  8°.  —2373 

-  Baltimore’s  opportunities :  the  substance 

of  an  address  delivered  by  request  in  the 
Maryland  Institute,  Nov.  10,  1879,  at  the 
opening  of  the  winter  courses.  [Baltimore, 
1879].  8°.  —2373 

-  Building  of  the  University :  an  inaugural 

address  delivered  at  Oakland,  Nov.  7,  1872. 
San  Francisco,  1872.  8°.  — 2373 

Note. — Also  in  Overld.  Monthly,  v.  9,  1872,  p.  564. 

-  Charities  and  reformatories  of  Connecti¬ 
cut  :  an  address  delivered  at  the  opening  of 
the  Connecticut  Industrial  School  for  girls, 
Middletown,  June  30,  1870.  New  Haven,  1870. 
8°.  _  —2373 

-  Charity  and  knowledge :  an  address  de¬ 
livered  at  the  opening  of  the  Johns  Hopkins 
Hospital,  Baltimore,  May  7,  1889.  Baltimore, 
1889.  8°.  —2373 

-  De  juventute,  the  preparatory  school :  an 

address  delivered  at  the  opening  of  the  new 
halls  of  the  Berkeley  school,  New  York,  1891. 
[New  York,  1891.]  12°.  —2373 

-  Development  of  the  public  library  in 

America  :  an  address  delivered  at  the  opening 
of  the  Cornell  University  Library,  Oct.  7, 1891. 
Ithaca,  1891.  4°.  W.  53 

-  Future  of  the  Johns  Hopkins  University. 

[New  York,  1888.]  16°.  —2373 

-  Greek  art  in  a  manufacturing  town  of  New 

England  :  an  address  delivered  at  the  opening 
of  the  Slater  Museum,  Norwich,  Conn.  New 
York,  1888.  16°.  —2373 

-  Historical  discourse  delivered  in  Norwich, 

Conn.,  Sept.  7,  1859,  at  the  bi-centennial  cele¬ 
bration  of  the  settlement  of  the  town.  Bos¬ 
ton,  1859.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  New  Englander, 
V.  17,  1860,  p.  243. )  —2373 

-  Johns  Hopkins  University,  1876-91.  Balti¬ 
more,  1891.  8°.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hop¬ 
kins  Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and  polit.  sci.  9  s. 
no.  4. )  4653 

-  Johns  Hopkins  University.  Annual  re¬ 
ports,  1-22.  Baltimore,  1876-97.  22  v.  8°. 

.—2373 

-  Opening  of  Bryn  Mawr  College  for  ladies  : 

address,  n.  p.  n.  d.  8°.  — 2373 

-  Panorama  of  charitable  work  in  many 

lands.  [Baltimore,  1894.]  8°.  — 2373 

-  Recollections  of  the  life  of  John  Glenn, 

who  died  in  Baltimore,  March  30,  1896,  with  a 
review  of  the  charitable  work  of  Mr.  Glenn 
by  J.  R.  Brackett.  Baltimore,  [1896],  8°. 

3891 


OILMAN,  Daniel  Coit 


1740 


GILMER,  Francis  Walker 


-  Remarks  at  the  anniversary  of  the  Na¬ 
tional  Deaf  Mute  College,  Washington,  April 
19,  1876.  Baltimore,  n.  d.  8°.  L.3'2 

-  Remarks,  on  the  thirteenth  commemora¬ 
tion  day  [Johns  Hopkins  University],  Feb. 

22,  1889.  [Baltimore,  1889.]  16°.  — 2373 

-  Report  on  the  national  schools  of  science. 

Washington,  1872.  8°.  — 2373 

-  Sheffield  Scientific  School  of  Yale  Univer¬ 
sity  :  a  semi-centennial  historical  discourse, 
Oct.  28,  1897.  New  Haven,  1897.  8°.  — 2373 

-  Study  in  black  and  white :  an  address  at 

the  opening  of  the  Armstrong-Slater  Trade 
School  building,  Nov.  18,  1896.  Baltimore, 

1897.  8°.  (John  F.  Slater  Fund,  Occasional 

papers ,  no.  10.)  . — 2354 

-  Address.  7  pp.  ( Inauguration  of  W.  L.  Wilson  as 

President  of  Washington  and  Lee  Univ.  p.  28.) — Address. 
3  pp.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Circulars,  v.  12,  1893,  p.  58.) 
—Address.  2  pp.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Circulars,  v.  15, 
1896,  p.  95.)— Address.  8  pp.  (Spence,  W.  W.,  and  others, 
Presentation  of  Thonvaldsen's  statue  of  Christ  to  the  Johns 
Hopkins  Hospital,  p.  3.)— Address  at  the  opening  of  the 
fifteenth  academic  year.  5  pp.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
Circulars,  v.  10,  1891,  p.  1.)— Lake  region  in  Central 
Africa,  south  of  the  equator.  10  pp.  [New  Englander, 
v.  21,  1862,  p.  14.)—  Albert  Jfyanza.  By  S.  W.  Baker. 

5  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  104, 1867,  p.  270.)— Across  America 
and  Asia.  By  R.  Pumpelly.  5  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  110, 
1870,  p.  224.)— American  archives  in  Seville.  1  p. 
(Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Circulars,  v.  9,  1890,  p.  32.) — Sig¬ 
nificance  of  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  arts.  1  p. 
(Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Circulars,  v.  9,  1890,  p.  34.)— Cata¬ 
logue  of  the  Boston  Public  Library.  5  pp.  ( New 
Englander,  v.  21,  1862,  p.  135.)— Introductory  note  to 
Prof.  W.  K.  Brooks’s  volume  on  the  oyster.  1  p. 
(Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Circulars,  v.  10,  1891,  p.  103.)— 
Present  aspects  of  college  training-.  15  pp.  {N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  136, 1883,  p.  526.)— Commerce  the  child  of  science 
and  its  filial  supporter.  6  pp.  (Orr,  A.  E.,  and  others, 
CXXIX  annual  banquet  of  the  Chamber  of  Commerce  of 
N.  Y.  Speeches,  p.  58.)— Universal  pronouncing  diction¬ 
ary  of  biography  and  mythology.  By  J.  Thomas. 

6  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  114,  1872,  p.  408.)— Education. 

5  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  34,  1874,  p.  124.)— Education 
in  America.  1776-1876.  38  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  122, 

1876,  p.  191.)— Geographical  notices.  263  pp.  (Am. 
J.  Sci.  2  s.  v.  25,  1858,  p.  305;  v.  26,  1858,  pp.  86,  217,  370; 
V.  27,  1859,  pp.  53,  227,  368 ;  v.  28,  1859,  pp.  89,  411 ;  v.  29, 
1860,  pp.  82,  221,  400 ;  v.  30,  1860,  pp.  217,  391 ;  v.  31,  1861, 
p.  51 :  v.  33,  1862,  p.  259;  v.  35,  1863,  p.  223;  v.  37,  1864,  p.  75; 
v.  47,  1869,  pp.  98,  377.)— Comparative  geography.  By 
Carl  Ritter.  3  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  101,  1865,  p.  267.)— On 
the  study  of  geography.  6  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  67, 
1891,  p.  815.)— Hand-craft  ami  rede-craft.  5  pp. 
(Hitchcock,  R.,  and  others,  Art  movement  in  America, 
and  Century  Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  837.)— Physical  geography 
of  the  Holy  Land.  By  E.  Robinson.  3  pp.  ( N .  Am. 
Rev.  v.  101,  1865,  p.  269.)—  Inaugural  address.  50  pp. 
(Addresses  at  the  inauguration  of  D.  C.  Gilman,  etc.  p.  15.) 
— Introductory  note.  1  p.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
Circulars,  v.  12,  1893,  p.  37.)— Introductory  remarks. 
1  p.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Circulars,  v.  16,  1897,  p.  53.)— 
Japanese  indemnity  fund.  6  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly, 
v.  10,  1873,  p.  184.)— .larves  collection  in  the  Yale 
school  of  fine  arts.  5  pp.  (Neiv  Englander,  v.  27,  1868, 
p.  175.)— Johns  Hopkins  University  (1874-94). 
14  pp.  11  pi.  (Steiner,  B.  C.,  Hist,  of  ed.  in  Md.  p.  146: 
U.  S.  Education,  Bureau  of,  Circulars,  1894.)— Johns 
Hopkins  University  from  1873  to  1893  .  5  pp.  (Johns 

Hopkins  Univ.  Circulars,  v.  13,  1894,  p.  17.) — Remarks  on 
behalf  of  the  University.  2  pp.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
Circulars,  v.  11,  1892,  p.  49.)  —  Letter.  1  p.  (Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.  Circulars,  v.  9, 1890,  p.  42.)— Lectures  and 


readings  on  the  Mediterranean  sea  in  its  historical 
and  geographical  aspects.  1  p.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
Circulars,  v.  10,  1891,  p.  14.)— Letter  on  the  superintend¬ 
ency  of  schools  in  New  York.  1  p.  (Johns  Hopkins 
Univ.  Circulars,  v.  15,  1896,  p.  96.)— Sources  of  the  Nile. 
21  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  104,  1867,  p.  122. )— Remarks. 
2  pp.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Circulars,  v.  10,  1891,  p.  148.) 
—  [Letter]  to  Prof.  Itemsen.  1  p.  (Johns  Hopkins 
Univ.  Circulars,  v.  11,  1892,  p.  17.) — Carl  Ritter.  22  pp. 
( N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  98, 1864,  p.  498.) — Life  of  Carl  Ritter.  By  W. 
L.  Gage.  3  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev.  105, 1867,  p.  314.)—  New  phases 
of  the  school  question  in  Connecticut.  21  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  26,  1867,  p.  671.)— What  sort  of 
schools  ought  the  state  to  keep?  30pp.  (New  Eng¬ 
lander,  v.  27,  1868,  p.  99. )— Our  national  schools  of 
science.  27  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  105,  1867,  p.  495.) — 
Higher  special  schools  of  science  and  literature 
in  France.  10  pp.  (Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  2,  1856,  p.  93.) 
— Scientific  schools  in  Europe.  14  pp.  (Am.  J.  of 
Education,  v.  1,  1856,  p.  315.)— Cooperation  of  the  Smith¬ 
sonian  Institution  with  other  institutions  of  learn¬ 
ing.  10  pp.  (Goode,  G.  B.,  Smithson.  Inst.  p.  805.)— 
Benefits  which  society  derives  from  universities.  12  pp. 
(Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Circulars,  v.  4,  1885,  p.  43.) — 
Speech.  1  p.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Circulars,  v.  8, 

1889,  p.  48.)— Use  and  abuse  of  titles.  11pp.  (IV.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  140,  1885,  p.258.) — Idea  of  the  university.  15  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  133,  1881,  p.  353.)— Inside  view  of  a  uni¬ 
versity.  1  p.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Circulars,  v.  14, 1895, 
p.  60.)— Zulu  laud;  or,  life  among  the  Zulu-Kafirs  of 
Natal  and  Zulu  land.  By  Rev.  Lewis  Grout.  3  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  101,  1865,  p.  274.) 

- Addresses  at  the  inauguration  of  D.  C. 

Gilman,  as  President  of  the  Johns  Hopkins 
University.  1876.  — 2374 

-  Course  of  study  for  primary  public  schools:  an 

address  delivered  in  New  Haven,  Feb.  4,  1860.  12  pp. 

(Rev.  of  in  Neiv  Englander,  v.  17,  1860,  p.  429.) 

See  also  under  Johns  Hopkins  University. 

Gilman,  Edward  Whiting,  D.  D.  1823—. 

Proper  relations  between  benevolent  societies  and  the 
Congregational  churches.  22  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  52, 

1890,  p.  253.)— Theological  issue  in  Connecticut,  in 
1833.  19  pp.  (Neiv  Englander,  v.  46,  1887,  p.  538.) 

Gilman,  J.  Mongolian  ruins.  3  pp.  (Am. 

Antiq.  v.  6,  1884,  p.  82.) 

Gilman,  Lt.-Col.  Jeremiah  H.  With  Slemmer 

in  Pensacola  harbor.  7  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel, 
C.  C.,  Battles  ...  of  the  Civil  ivar,  v.  1,  p.  26.) 

Gilman,  Rev.  Nicholas  Paine.  1849 — . 

Profit  sharing  between  employer  and  em¬ 
ployee  :  a  study  in  the  evolution  of  the  wages 
system.  Boston,  1889.  12°.  — 1398 

-  Profit-sharing.  9  pp.  (Forum,  v.  4,  1887,  p.  96.) 

Gilman,  Samuel,  D.  D.  1791-1858. 

Contributions  to  literature ;  descriptive, 
critical,  humorous,  biographical,  philosoph¬ 
ical,  and  poetical.  Boston,  1856.  p.  8°.  2225 

Contents.  A  week  among  autographs. — Brown  on 
cause  and  effect ;  Estimate  of  the  philosophical  writings 
of  Dr.  Thos.  Brown. — Critical  essay  on  the  oratory  of 
Edward  Everett.  —  Lexicography  and  lexicons.— 
Man  of  expedients.— Influence  of  one  national 
literature  upon  another. — Memoirs  of  a  New  Eng¬ 
land  village  choir. — Rev.  Steven  Peabody.— Per- 
cival’s  poems.— Poems. — Essay  on  postures.— A 
day  of  disappointment  in  Salem. 

Gilmer,  Francis  Walker. 

Trent,  W.  P.  English  culture  in  Virginia : 
a  study  of  the  Gilmer  letters .  .  .  1889. 

(Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in 
hist,  and  polit.  sci.  7  s.  nos.  5,  6.)  4653 


GILMER,  George 


1741 


GINGUENE,  Pierre  Louis 


Gilmer,  George,  M.  D.  Papers,  military  and 
political,  1775-78  .  72  pp.  (Va.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  n.  s.  v.  6, 
1887,  p.  69.) 

Gilmer,  George  Rockingham.  1790-1859. 

Sketches  of  some  of  the  first  settlers  of 
upper  Georgia,  of  the  Cherokees,  and  the 
author.  New  York,  1855.  8°:  3503 

Gilmer,  Maj.-Gen.  Jeremy  Francis.  1818 — . 
Fac-simile  reproduction  of  the  Confederate 
tvar  map  of  the  vicinity  of  Richmond  and 
part  of  the  peninsula  which  was  issued  to 
Gen.  Robert  E.  Lee,  in  1864.  Washington, 
1891.  8°.  2654 

Gilmer,  Ft.  Johnston,  C.  Attack  on  G.  Sept. 

29,  1864.  5  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  1,  1876, 
p.  438.) 

See  also  Scott,  R.  N.,  and  others,  War  of  the  rebellion, 
1  s.  v.  42,  pt.  1,  p.  133 :  U.  S.  War  Dept. 

Gilmore,  James  Roberts  (Edmund  Kirke, 
pseud. )  1823 — . 

Advance-guard  of  western  civilization. 
Netv  York,  1888.  12°.  3594 

-  Among  the  pines  ;  or,  South  in  secession¬ 
time.  New  York,  1882.  12°.  2323 

-  Rear-guard  of  the  Revolution.  Netv  York, 

1886.  p.  8°.  3594 

-  John  Sevier  as  a  commonAvealth-builder : 

a  sequel  to  the  Rearguard  of  the  Revolution. 
New  York,  1887.  p.  8°.  3594 

- Southern  gateway  of  the  Allegrlianies.  18  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  74,  1887,  p.  659.) — Reasoning  power  ot 
animals.  7  pp.  (N  Am.  Rev.  v.  146,  1888,  p.  280.)— 
City  of  the  strait.  21  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  73,  1886, 
p.  327.)— City  of  Cleveland.  23  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag. 
v.  72,  1886,  p.  561.)— Suppressed  chapter  of  history. 
14  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  59,  1887,  p.435.)— Knoxville 
in  the  olden  time.  10  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  71,  1885, 
p. '68.)  —  How  shall  the  neg'ro  be  educated?  6  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  143,  1886,  p.  421.)— On  the  outposts,  1780. 
7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  76,  1888,  p.  420.)— Old  times  on 
the  Western  Reserve.  7  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  145, 

1887,  p.  162.) — Wit  and  humor,  old  and  new.  14  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  148,  1889,  p.  33.) 

Gilmore,  John  E.  Babylonia  under  the  Greeks 

and  Parthians.  10  pp.  (Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  7,  1892,  p.  1.) 

Gilmore.  See  also  Gillmore. — Gilmour. 
Gilmour,  D.  E. 

Historical  and  descriptive  guide  to  the 
city  of  Winchester  ...  11  ed.  Winchester, 

n.  d.  16°.  .2467 

Gilmour,  Rev.  James. 

Lovett,  R.  (Ed.)  James  Gilmour,  of  Mon¬ 
golia  :  his  diaries,  letters,  and  reports,  n.  d. 

4734 

-  Among  the  Mongols.  15  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit. 

Quart.  Rev.  v.  78,  1883,  p.  333.) 

Gilmour,  Richard,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Cleveland. 

1824—.  AVhat  shall  the  public  schools  teach?  7  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  5,  1888,  p.  454.) 

Gilmour.  See  also  Gilmore. — Gillmore. 

Gilon,  Abp.  of  Sens.  Litterae.  2  pp.  (Mar¬ 
ine,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet,  script,  ampliss.  coll.  v.  7, 
p.  138.) 


Gilon,  Bp.  of  Frascati.  — 1142.  Ex  vita  Hu- 

gonis  Abbatis  Cluniacensis.  4  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc. 
Script,  v.  15,  pt.  2,  p.  937.) — Nadania  BoleslawdwChrob- 
rego  i  Krzywoustego,  przez  Idziego,  legata  papieskiego 
poturierdzone.  [Tat.]  5  pp.  (Bielowski,  A.,  Monumenta 
Polon.  hist.  v.  1,  p.  516.) 

Gilow,  Hermann.  Die  kunst  und  technik  der 

characterschilderung  in  Goethe’s  Dichtung  und  Walir- 
heit.  17  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  12,  1891, 

p.  228.) 

Gilpin,  Henry  Dihvorth.  Everett,  E.  Henry 

D.  Gilpin.  5  pp.  (Orations  and,  speeches,  v.  4,  p.  268. ) 

Gilpin,  Joshua.  1765-1840. 

Memorial  and  petition  of  the  President 
and  directors  of  the  Chesapeake  and  Delaware 
.  Canal  Company.  [Phila.,  1809.]  8°.  — 2726 

Gilpin,  William.  1812 — . 

Cosmopolitan  railway,  compacting  and 
fusing  together  all  the  world’s  continents. 
San  Francisco,  1890.  8°.  — 2735 

Gilton,  England.  Faussett,  B.  Inventorium 
sepulchrale :  an  account  of  some  antiquities 
dug  up  at  Gilton  .  .  .  1757-73.  Ed.  by  C.  R. 
Smith.  [Illustr.]  1856.  1712 

See  also  Kent. 

Gilyaks.  Lansdell,  H.  The  Gilyaks.  21  pp. 

(In  his  Through  Siberia,  v.  2,  p.  217.) — 1 Tarenetaihy,  A. 
Weitere  beitraege  zur  craniologie  der  bewohner  von 
Sachalin,  Aino,  Giljaken,  und  Oroken.  45  pp.  (St. 
Petersburg,  Acad.  M&m.  7  s.  v,  41,  1893.) 

Gimignano,  Vincenzio  da  San.  See  San  Gimig¬ 
nano,  V.  da  (in  preceding  catalogue). 
Ginannesclii,  Vincenzo.  1816-91.  II  Diario 

di  Giovanni  Burcardo.  7  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  17, 

1886,  p.  399.)— Un  incidente  della  dfplomazia  Horen- 
tina  in  Roma  nel  secolo  XVI.  11  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital. 
4  s.  v.  2,  1878,  p.  12.) 

- Gherardi,  A.  Vincenzo  Ginannesclii.  3  pp.  (Ar¬ 
chiv.  stor.  ital.  5  s.  v.  7,  1891,  p.  450.) 

Gindely,  Anton.  1829 — . 

Geschichte  der  gegenreformation  in  Boeh- 
men  .  .  .  Herausg.  von  Theodor  Tupetz. 
Leipzig,  1894.  r.  8°.  —1264 

-  Waldstein  waehrend  seines  ersten  genera- 

lats,  im  lichte  der  gleichzeitigen  quellen,  1625  - 
30.  Prag,  1886.  2  v.  r.  8°.  4793 

- Die  maritimen  plaene  der  Habsburger  und  die  an- 

theilnahme  Kaisers  Eerdinand  II  am  polnisch-schwedi- 
schen  kriege  waehrend  der  jahre  1627-29 :  ein  beitrag  zur 
geschichte  des  dreissigjaehrigen  krieges.  54  pp.  (Vienna, 
Akad.  wissens.  Phil.  hist,  klasse,  Denkschr.  v.  39, 1891.) 

-  HatlAvich,H.  Gindely’s  “AValdstein.”  40  pp.  (Ver- 

ein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  25, 

1887,  p.  97.) 

Ginevra  :  novella  incominciata.  Lungo,  I.  del 
(Ed.)  (Scelta  di  curiositci  letterarie,  no.  56.) 

2322 

Ginevra  degli  Almieri,  Storia  di.  Velletti,  A. 

2313 

Ginger-worts.  Petersen,  O.  G.  Musaceae, 

zingiberaceae,  cannaceae,  marantaceae.  86  pp.  50  pi. 
(Martius,  K.  F.  P.  von,  and  others,  Flora  Brasil,  v.  3, 
pt.  3,  p.  1.) 

Ginguene,  Pierre  Louis.  Delepierre,  J.  O. 

Pierre  L.  Ginguend  (1791).  7  pp.  (In  his  Centoniana, 
p.  409:  Philobiblon  Soc.  Misccl.  v.  11.) 


GINISTY,  Paul 


1742 


GIOTIRigVARA 


Ginisty,  Paul.  1855—. 

Ann6e  litt^raire.  1890-93.  Paris,  1891-94. 
4  v.  12°.  2223 

Ginsburg-,  Christian  David,  LL.  D.  (Ed.) 
1830—. 

The  Massorah,  compiled  from  MSS.  alpha¬ 
betically  and  lexically  arranged,  v.  3.  Lon¬ 
don,  1885.  fo.  '  —1262 

Note. — For  v.  1,  2,  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Gilizel,  F.  K.  Ueber  veraenderungen  am  fix- 
sternhimmel.  40  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  1, 
1886,  p.  481.) 

Gilizel,  Jakob.  Mueller,  R.  Kuenstler  der 
neuzeit  Boehmens:  Jakob  Ginzel.  12  pp.  (Verein  f. 
gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  18,  1880, 

p.  181.) 

Gioacchino  or  Gioachimo,  Abbot  of  Fiore. 
Hahn,  C.  U.  Geschichte  der  Pasagier,  Jo¬ 
achim’s  von  Floris,  Amalrich’s  von  Bena,  und 
anderer  verwandter  sekten.  1850.  (In  his 
Gesch.  der  ketzer  im  mittelalter,  v.  3. )  — 4267 

- Gebhart,  E.  Recherches  nouvelles  sur  l’histoire  du 

Joachimisme.  18  pp.  ( Rev.  hist.  v.  31,  1886,  p.  56.) — 
Mango,  F.  Abate  Gioacchino.  46  pp.  ( Propugnatore , 
v.  19,  pt.  2, 1886,  p.  217.) — Tocco,  F.  L’Evangelo  eterno. 
19  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  S.  v.  17,  1886,  p.  243.) 

Gioberti,  Vincenzo.  1801-51. 

Opere.  v.  33-35.  Napoli,  1865-68.  3  v.  8°. 

4396 

Contents.  Hicor<li  biogra lies  e  carteggio. 

-  Rinnovamento  civile  d’ Italia.  Parigi,  1851. 

2  v.  12°.  4367 

-  Berfi,  D.  Vincenzo  Gioberti.  22  pp.  (Carpi,  L., 

Risorgimento  ital.  v.  4,  p.  425.) — Lenormant,  C.  Re- 
ponse  a  deux  lettres  de  G.  21  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  20, 

1847,  p.  762.) 

Giocondo,  Giovanni.  Vasari,  G.  Fra  Giocondo 

e  Liberate  ed  altri  Veronesi.  78  pp.  (Opere,  v.  5,  p.  261.) 

Giocla,  Carlo.  1836 — .  Un  libro  di  Francesco 

Crispi.  28  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  30,  1890,  p.  401.) 

Gioftredo,  Pietro.  1629-92. 

Storia  delle  Alpi  marittime.  Augustae 
Taurinorum,  1839.  fo.  (Hist,  patriae  mon. 
Script,  v.  2.)  3751 

Giolfino  family.  Biadego,  G.  Famiglia  di 

artisti  (i  Giolfino).  51  pp.  (Venice,  R.  Deputaz.  di 
storia  patria  :  Monument,  stor.  4  s.:  Miscel.  2  s.  v.  2.) 

Giorda,  Rev.  J.,  and  others.  Dictionary  of  the 
Kalispel  or  Flat-head  Indian  language,  com¬ 
piled  by  the  missionaries  of  the  Society  of 
Jesus.  St.  Ignatius  Mission,  Montana,  1877- 
79.  2  pts.  in  1  v.  8°.  —2154 

Contents. 

Kalispel-English,  pt.  1.  English-Kalispel,  pt.  2. 

Giordani,  Pietro. 

Mazzarosa,  A.,  Marchese.  Sul  gruppo 
della  carita  scolpito  dal  celeberrimo  Lorenzo 
Bartolini.  Lettera  al  Signor  P.  Giordani. 
1835.  (  With  Monti,  N.,  II  mio  studio. )  — 1757 

-  Guarrtionc,  E.  Pietro  Giordani.  12  pp.  (Propugna¬ 
tore,  v.  19,  pt.  1,  1886,  p.352.) — Scarabelli,  L.  Necro- 
logia  di  [G.]  15  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  Appendice,  v.  6, 

1848,  p.  435.)— Squaglia,  F.  Di  uno  scritto  inedito  di 
G.  8  pp.  (Propugnatore,  v.  5,  pt.  1,  1872,  p.  278.) 


Giordano,  da  Rivalto.  14  cent. 

Prediche  inedite,  recitate  in  Firenze  dal 
1302  e  pubblicate  per  cura  di  Enrico  Narducci. 
Bologni,  1867.  8°.  (Coll,  di  opere  ined.  o 

rare,  v.  16.)  — 4173 

Giordano,  Giovanni. 

Studi  sulla  Divina  Commedia  di  Dante 
Alighieri.  Napoli,  1884-86.  2  v.  12°.  2396 

Giorgetti,  Alceste.  Le  catacombe  romane. 

9  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  18,  1886,  p.  115.) — Vittoria 
C'olonna.  8  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4s.  v.  9,  1882,  p. 218.) 
— Vittoria  Colonna  e  la  sua  fede.  6  pp.  (Archiv. 
stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  10,  1882,  p.242.) — Nuove  osservazioni  sulla 
professione  di  legge  nel  medioevo.  12  pp.  (Archiv.  stor. 
ital.  4  s.  v.  3, 1879,  p.  23. )— Lorenzo  de’  Medici,  Capitano 
generate  della  Repubblica  fiorentina.  33  pp.  (Archiv. 
stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  11,  1883,  pp.  194,  310.)— Lorenzo  de’  Medici, 
Duca  d’Urbino  e  Jacopo  V  d’Appiano.  38  pp.  (Archiv. 
stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  8,  1881,  pp.  222,  305.)— Storia  dei  Papi. 
8  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  18, 1886,  p.  410.) — II  cartu- 
lario  del  monastero  di  San  Quirico  a  Populonia. 
82  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  3  s.  v.  17,  1873,  p.  397 ;  v.  18,  1873, 
pp.  209,  355;  v.  20,  1874,  pp.  3,  213.) 

Giorgi,  Ignazio.  Aneddoto  di  un  codice  sesso- 

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Giorgi  Bertola,  Aurelio  de’.  1753-98.  Poesie. 

58  pp.  (Carducci,  G.,  Poeti  erotici  del  secolo  XVIII, 
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Giorgio,  Francesco  di.  Vasari,  G.  Francesco 

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Giorgione,  da  Castelfranco.  See  Barbarelli,  G. 

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Giornale  del  centenario  di  Dante  Allighieri. 
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Giornale  della  libreria;  della  tipografia,  e 
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10  v.  r.  8°.  4484 

Giornale  storico  degli  archivi  toscani  che  si 
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Giornande.  See  Jornandes. 

Giotiri<jvara.  Dalla  farsa  D  urtasam 5gam a, 

tr.  in  Italiano  da  Antonio  Marazzi,  con  note  del  mede- 
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GIOTTO  (Ambrogiotto  Bondone) 


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GIOVENAZZO,  Matteo  Spinelli  da 


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Oliphant,  Mrs.  M.  O.  W.  The  makers  of 
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Giovanelli,  Benedetto.  Sonetti.  12  pp.  (Gam- 

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Giovanetti.  Porta,  G.  2315 

Giovanni,  St.,  Abp.  of  Ravenna.  Vita.  12  pp. 

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Giovanni,  Abbot  of  Fecamp.  — 1079. 

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(Scelta  di  curiositcl  letterarie ,  no.  16.)  2322 

Giovanni,  Prior  of  Cluny.  10  cent.  Ex  vita 

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Giovanni,  Deacon  of  St.  Januarius,  Naples. 

9  cent.  Vita  S.  Athanasii  Episcopi  Neapolitani.  3  pp. 
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Giovanni,  Monk  of  St.  Vincenzo,  Voltorno. 

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Giovanni,  Duca  di  Gandia.  See  Borgia,  G. 
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Giovanni,  da  Milano.  Civilta  concessa  dal 

Comune  di  Firenze  a  G.  2  pp.  ( Ciornale  stor.  degli 
archivi  toscani,  v.  2,  1858,  p.  65.) 

Giovanni,  da  Pisa.  Dobbert,  E.  In  his  Die 

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Giovanni,  da  Prato.  Circa  1360-1430. 

Paradiso  degli  Alberti,  ritrovi  e  ragiona- 
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Giovanni,  da  Udine.  Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.  Gio¬ 
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Giovanni,  da  Verona,  Fra.  Cafti,  M.  Tarsie 

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Giovanni,  Fiorentino,  Ser.  14  cent. 

II  Pecorone.  Milano,  1815.  2  v.  16°.  (Rac- 
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Giovanni,  Vigientino. 

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Giovanni,  Domenico  di.  — 1483.  Ex  libro  IV 

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Giovanni,  Gaetano  di.  1831 — .  Alcuneusanze 

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Giovanni,  Paolo  di.  Milanesi,  C.  (Ed.)  Allo- 

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Giovanni,  Vincenzo  di.  1832 — . 

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Giovanni.  See  also  Jean. — Joannes. — Johann. 
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Giovanni  Boccatloro.  See  Chrysostomus,  J. 

Giovanni  da  Fiesole.  See  Fiesole,  G.  A.  da. 

Giovenazzo,  Matteo  Spinelli  da.  See  Spinello, 
M. 


GIOVIO,  Paolo 


1744 


GIRARDIN,  Mme.  Delphine  Gay  de 


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Girard,  Jules  Augustin.  1825 — .  Alexandri- 

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Girard,  Paul.  1852 — .  Nouveau  bronze  du 

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Girard,  Stephen.  1750-1831.  Will.  34  pp. 

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See  also  Pennsylvania,  Education.  —  Philadel¬ 
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Girard  de  Viane.  Bertrand,  de  Bar-sur-Aube. 
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Girardi,  Luigi  Alfonso.  I  martiri  di  Venezia 

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Girardin,  Mme.  Delphine  Gay  de.  Lorain,  P. 

Cldopatre  [par  G.]  24  pp.  (Cor respondant,  v.  20,  1847, 
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GIRARDIN,  Emile  de 


1745 


GIRONDISTS 


Girardin,  Emile  de.  Castelar,  E.  Emile  Girar- 
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p.  641.) 

Girardin,  Marc.  See  Saint-Marc  Girardin. 

Girardot,  Albert. 

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Note. — With  bibliography. 

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Giron,  Pedro  Tellez  y,  Duque  de  Osuna.  See 
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GIRTON  COLLEGE 


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GIULIARI,  Giovanni  Battista  Carlo 


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Gissing,  George.  Aflalo,  F.  G.  G.  Gissing. 

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Giustinian,  Girolamo.  1611-56.  Compendio 

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Giustiniani,  Leonardo. 

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Giustino.  Koehler,  R.  A.  J.  Leggenda  di  prete 

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Giustino.  See  also  Justinus. 

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Gizycki,  Georg  von.  1851 — .  Darwinismus 

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Glaker,  Raoul,  Monk  of  Cluny.  Gebhart,  E. 

Etat  d’ame  d’un  moine  de  l’an  1000.  Le  chroniqueur 
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1748 


GLADSTONE,  William  Ewart 


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Temps  quaternaires.  67  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1881, 
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See  also  Geology,  Periods,  etc.,  Post-Tertiary.— Gla¬ 
ciers. 

Glaciers. 

Adhemar,  A.  J.  In  his  Revolutions  de  la 
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schotter  in  ihrer  beziehung  zur  entstehung 
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-  Favre,  A.  Carte  du  ph^nomene  erratique 

et  des  anciens  glaciers  du  versant  nord  des 
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1884.  —1563 

-  George,  H.  B.  Oberland  and  its  glaciers  : 

explored  and  illustr.  with  ice-axe  and  camera. 
1866.  1481 

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1891.  1413 

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Herbst,  G.  Gletscher  und  eiszeit,  mit  ruecksicht 
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13  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1878,  v.  1,  p.  591.)— Krause,  E. 
Fortschritte  der  gletscherfrage.  17  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit, 
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Geol.  surv.  5  ann.  rept.  p.  303.)— Sturm,  E.  Der  gegen- 
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zusammensetzung  eines  gletscherschlammes  vom  Dach- 
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about  glaciers.  9  pp.  (Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  306.) 

See  also  Alps.  —  Geology.  —  Glacial  period.  — 
Physical  geography. 

Gladbacli,  Monastery.  Fahne,  A.  ( Ed. ) 
Chronica  abbatiae  Gladbacensis.  1856.  (In 
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-  Relatio  de  fundatioue  Gladbacensis  monasterii, 

972-999;  Kalendarium  necrologicum  Gladbacense.  14  pp. 
(Boehmer,  J.  F.,  Fontes.  rer.  German,  v.  3,  pp.  349,  357.) 

Gladden,  Washington,  D.  D.  1836 — .  Chris¬ 
tian  league  of  Connecticut.  33  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  3, 
1883,  pp.  50, 181, 339.) — Christianity  and  modern  amuse¬ 
ments.  9  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  7,  1885,  p.  384.) — Chris¬ 
tianity  and  popular  education.  9  pp.  (Century 
Mag.  v.  9,  1886,  p.  937.) — Christianity  and  wealth. 
9  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  6,  1884,  p.  902.)  —  Can  our 
churches  he  made  more  useful?  5  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  48,  1889,  p.  381.)— Three  dangers.  8  pp.  (Century 
Mag.  v.  6,  1884,  p.  620.) — Increase  of  divorce.  10  pp. 
(Century  Mag.  v.  1,  1881,  p.  411.) — The  embattled  farm¬ 
ers.  8  pp.  (Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  315.)— Is  labor  a  com¬ 
modity?  9  pp.  (Forum,  v.  1,  1886,  p.  468.) — Use  and 
abuse  of  parties.  6  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  6,  1884,  p.  270.) 
— Is  it  peace  or  war  ?  12  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  10,  1886, 
p.  565.)— Social  and  industrial  situation.  30  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  49,  1892,  p.  383.)— Can  our  social  ills 
be  remedied?  10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  8,  1889,  p.  18.) — 
Strength  and  weakness  of  socialism.  13  pp.  (Century 
Mag.  v.  9,  1886,  p.  737.)— Socialism  and  unsocial- 
ism.  9  pp.  (Forum,  v.  3,  1887,  p.  122.)— Safeguards  of 
the  suffrage.  8  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  15,  1889,  p.  621.) 

Gladiators.  Buecheler,  F.  Staatliche  aner- 

kennung  des  gladiatorenspiels.  4  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus. 
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Gladiators :  a  tale  of  Rome  and  Judaea.  Mel¬ 
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Gladiscli,  August.  Hepke,  R.  A.  Gladisch. 

2  pp.  (Biog.  jahrb.  f.  alterth.  p.  45:  Jahresb.  ueber  fort- 
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Gladstone,  Mrs.  Catherine.  Healthy  nurseries 

and  bedrooms,  including  the  lying-in  room.  54  pp. 
(London,  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  1,  p.  95.) 

Gladstone,  Herbert  John.  1854 — .  First  visit 

to  India.  16  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22,  1887,  p.  133.) — 
Ireland  blocks  the  way.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  31, 
1892,  p.  899.) 

Gladstone,  William  Ewart,  LL.  D.  1809 — . 

Berlin  treaty  and  the  Anglo-Turkish  con¬ 
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p.  8°.  2203 

-  Bulgarian  horrors  and  the  question  of  the 

East.  London,  1876.  8°.  2203 

-  Inaugural  address  to  the  students  of  the 

University  of  Glasgow.  London,  1879.  8°. 

2203 


GLADSTONE,  William  Ewart 


1749 


GLADSTONE,  William  Ewart 


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Contents.  True  and  false  conceptions  of  the  atone* 
nient.—  (Tin roll  under  Henry  VIII.  —  Dawn  of 
creation  and  of  worship. — Queen  Elizabeth  and  the 
Church  of  England. — Elizabethan  settlement  of 
religion.— Proem  to  Genesis.— Place  of  heresy  and 
schism  in  the  modern  Christian  church. — Prof.  Huxley 
and  the  swine-miracle. — Ingersoll  on  Christianity. — 
The  Lord’s  day.— “  Robert  Elsmere the  battle  of 
belief. — General  introduction  to  Sheppard’s  picto¬ 
rial  Bible.— Soliloquium  and  postscript. 

-  Lessons  in  massacre ;  or,  the  conduct  of 

the  Turkish  government  in  and  about  Bul¬ 
garia  since  May,  1876.  London,  1877.  8°.  2203 

-  Political  speeches  in  Scotland,  Nov.  and 

Dec.,  1879.  Edinburgh,  1879.  12°.  2203 

-  Romanes  lecture,  1892  :  an  academic  sketch, 

delivered  in  the  Sheldonian  Theatre,  Oct.  24, 
1892.  Oxford,  1892.  8°.  2203 

- Vindication  of  Home  rule :  a  reply  to  the  Duke  of 

Argyll.  10  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  155,  1892,  p.  385.)— 
Journal  de  Marie  Bashkirtseff.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  26,  1889,  p.  602.)— On  books  and  the  housing  of 
them.  13  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  27,  1890,  p.  384.) — Mr. 
Carnegie’s  “gospel  of  wealth.’’  17  pp.  ( Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  28,  1890,  p.  677.) — Did  Dante  study  in  Ox¬ 
ford?  11pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  31,  1892,  p.  1032.)— On 
domestic  and  foreign  affairs:  delivered  at  West 
Calder,  Nov.  27,  1879.  59  pp.  (Adams,  C.  K.,  Rep.  of  Brit, 
orations,  v.  3,  p.  287.) — Electoral  facts,  no.  III.  12  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  3,  1891,  p.  329. )— Electoral  facts  of 
1887.  10  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22,  1887,  p.435.) — Elec¬ 
toral  facts  of  to-day.  11  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889, 
p.  1056.)— Queen  Elizabeth  and  the  Church  of  Eng¬ 
land.  21  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  764.)— 
Elizabethan  settlement  of  religion.  13  pp. 
( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  1.)— English  church 
under  Henry  VIII.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889, 
p.  882.) — Mr.  Forster  and  Ireland.  14  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  451.) — Free  trade.  27  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  1.) — On  the  ancient  beliefs  in 
a  future  state.  19  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891, 
p.  658.)— Proem  to  Genesis.  21  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  19, 1886,  p.  1.) — Greater  gods  of  01ymj»os.  70  pp. 
( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21, 1887,  pp.  460,  748;  v.  22,  1887,  p.  79.) 
— History  of  1852-60  and  Greville’s  latest  journals. 
22  pp.  (Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  2,  1887,  p.  281.)— The  Homeric 
Her£.  17  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  53, 1888,  p.  181.) — Prof. 
Huxley  and  the  swine-miracle.  20  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  29, 1891,  p.  339.) — Col.  Ingersoll  on  Christianity. 
28  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  146,  1888,  p.  481.) — Reply  to  Dr. 
Ingram.  5  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  129,  1888,  p.  77.)— In¬ 
gram’s  history  of  the  Irish  union.  25  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  22,  1887,  p.  445.) — Notes  and  queries  on  the 
Irish  demand.  26  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21,  1887, 
p.  165.)— Further  notes  and  queries  on  the  Irish  demand. 
19  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  53,  1888,  p.  321.) — Plain  speaking 
on  the  Irish  union.  20  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26, 
1889,  p.  1.)— Italy  in  1888-89.  18  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  25,  1889,  p.  763.)— Phoenician  affinities  of  Ithaca. 
14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889,  p.  280.) — The  plat¬ 
form,  its  rise  and  progress.  By  Henry  Jephson.  4  pp. 
( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  31,  1892,  p.  686.) — Mr.  Eecky  and 
political  morality.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22, 
1887,  p.  279.)— Eecky ’s  History  of  England  in  the 
eighteenth  century.  16  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21,  1887, 
p.  919.) — “  Eoeksley  Hall’’  and  the  jubilee.  18  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21,  1887,  p.  1.) — Melbourne  gov¬ 
ernment:  its  acts  and  persons.  18  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  27,  1890,  p.  38.) — Daniel  O’Connell.  20  pp. 
(Nineteenth.  Cent.  v.  25,  1889,  p.  149.)— Olympian  re¬ 
ligion.  50  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.fl54,  1892,  pp.  231,  365, 
489,  612.)— Great  Olympian  sedition.  16  pp.  (Con¬ 
temp.  Rev.  v.  51, 1887,  p.  757.)— Preface.  4  pp.  (Hamil¬ 


ton,  J.,  Catechism,  p.  i.) — Dawn  of  creation  and  of  wor¬ 
ship  :  reply  to  Dr.  RCvlIIe.  22  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  18,  1885,  p.  685.)— Allen  Thorndike  Rice.  1  p.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  149,  1889,  p.  247.)—“  Robert  Elsmere  ’’  and  the 
battle  of  belief.  23  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  23,  1888, 
p.  766.)  —  Robert  Elsmere’s  mental  struggles. 
16  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  148,  1889,  p.  116.)— Memorials  of  a 
southern  planter,  by  Mrs.  Smedes.  3  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  26,  1889,  p.  984.)— Eniversitas  liominum  ; 
or,  the  unity  of  history.  14  pp.  ( N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  145,  1887, 
p.  589.) 

-  Arnold,  R.  A.  Answer  to  G.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 

n.  s.  v.  40,  1886,  p.  244. )— Blind,  K.  Mr.  G.  on  German 
literature.  3  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  47,  1890,  p.  292.) — 
Chey  ne,  T.  K.  Ancient  beliefs  in  immortality :  a  reply 
to  G.  18  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.  951.) — Mr. 
G.  and  Genesis.  17  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  69,  1886, 
p.  119.) — Huxley,  T.  H.  Illustrations  of  Mr.  Glad¬ 
stone’s  controversial  method.  13  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  29,  1891,  p.  455.)— and  Drummond,  H.  Mr.  G.  and 
Genesis.  24  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  191.) — 
Ingersoll,  R.  G.  To  Mr.  G.  40  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  146,  1888,  p.  601.)— Ingrain,  T.  D.  Mr.  G.  and  the 
Irish  union  :  a  reply.  25  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22,  1887, 
p.  766.)— Knatchbnll-Hugessen,  E.  H.,  1  Baron  Bra- 
bourne.  Mr.  G.  and  Lord  Brahourne  on  Irish  history. 
18  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  140,  1886,  p.  681.) — Mr.  G.  on 
“the  Irish  demand.”  18  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21, 

1887,  p.397.) — Mr.  Gladstone’s  “  plain  speaking.”  16  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889,  p.  257.)— Review  of  a  review. 
16  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  142,  1887,  p.  715.) — Eaing, 
S.  Mr.  G.  as  a  theologian.  10  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  39,  1886,  p.  83.) — Macaulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron  Macaulay. 
Gladstone  on  church  and  state.  74  pp.  (Crit.  and  hist, 
essays,  v.  2,  p.  430.)  —  Manning,  H.  E.,  Card.-Abp. 
of  Westminster.  The  Gladstone-Ingersoll  controversy. 
29  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  147,  1888,  p.  241.)— Mills,  R.  Q. 
The  Gladstone-Blaine  controversy.  32  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  150,  1890,  p.  145.) — Morrill,  J.  S.  Free  trade  or  pro¬ 
tection  :  a  continuation  of  the  Gladstone-Blaine  contro¬ 
versy.  20  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  281.) — R6- 
ville,  A.  “  Dawn  of  creation  an  answer  to  G.  16  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  160.) — Ward,  Mrs.  E.  S.  P., 
and  others.  Combat  for  the  faith.  The  Field-Ingersoll- 
Gladstone  controversy.  36  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  147, 

1888,  p.  1.) 

-  Austin,  A.  Tory  horrors ;  or,  the  ques¬ 
tion  of  the  hour :  a  letter  to  Rt.  Hon.  W.  E. 
Gladstone.  1876.  2203 

-  Emerson,  G.  R.  Wm.  Ewart  Gladstone  : 

a  political  and  literary  biography,  n.  d.  4747 

-  Gladstone  A.  B.  C.  n.  d.  2203 

-  Gladstone  almanack.  1885.  2203 

-  Lucy,  H.  W.  Diary  of  two  Parliaments. 

The  Gladstone  Parliament,  1880-85.  1886. 

.2534 

-  New  gleanings  from  Gladstone,  n.  d.  2203 

- Adams,  C.  K.  Wm.  Ewart  Gladstone.  10  pp.  (In  his 

Rep.  Brit,  orations,  v.  3,  p.  277.)— Althaus,  F.  Beacons- 
field  und  G.  15  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  1.  p.  670.) — 
Arnold-Forster,  H.  O.  Gladstone  government  and 
Ireland.  18  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  133,  1881,  p.  560.)— 
Badeau,  A.  Gladstone.  11  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  142, 
1886,  p.  587.)— Bagehot,  W.  Gladstone.  34  pp.  (  Works, 
v.  3,  p.  89.)— Blind,  K.  Mr.  G.  and  the  civilized  world. 
20  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.;s.  v.  46,  1889,  p.  153.)— Brassey, 
Lady  A..  A.  Mr.  G.  in  Norway.  23  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  48,  1885,  p.  480.)— Bunsen,  T.  von.  German  view  of 
G.  17  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22,  1887,  p.  418.) — Cher- 
buliez,  C.  V.  (G.  Valbert,  pseud.)  M.  G.  et  lesemharras 
de  la  politique  anglaise.  13  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1885,  3  p5r.  v.  69,  p.  668.)— Conway,  M.  D.  Gladstone. 
14  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  136,  1883,  p.  223.)— Curry,  J.  L.  M. 
Character  sketch  of  G.  3  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  26, 
1891,  p.  132.) — Duffy,  Sir  C.  G.  Mr.  Gladstone’s  Irish 
constitution.  12  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  49,  1886,  p.  609.)— 


GLADSTONE,  William  Ewart 


1750 


GLANGEAUD,  Philip 


England  seit  1870.  69  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1877,  v.  2, 

pp.  121,  414,  605.)— English  progress  under  G.  16  pp. 
( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  786.)— Ethics  of  Glad- 
stonianism.  12  pp.  (Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  130,  1881, 
p.634.) — Farrer,  Sir  T.  H.,  and  others.  Why  I  voted 
for  G.  17  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  177.) — 
CJavard,  C.  M.  G.  et  son  gouvernement  en  1844.  14  pp. 
( Correspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  98,  1884,  p.  281.) — Mr.  Glad¬ 
stone.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1884,  p.  557.)— 
Gladstone  government,  1880-85.  20  pp.  {Brit.  Quart. 
Rev.  v.  82,  1885,  p.  1.)— Why  we  can  not  trust  another 
Gladstone  government.  22  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  138, 

1885,  p.  691.) — Gladstone  ministry:  a  retrospect. 
35  pp.  {Quart.  Rev.  v.  161,  1885,  p.  246.)— Gladstone- 
Morley  administration.  37  pp.  {Quart.  Rev.  v.  162, 

1886,  p.  544.) — Mr.  Gladstone's  had  paper.  15  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  135,  1884,  p.  554.)  —  Mr.  Glad¬ 
stone's  eleventh  budget.  11pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag. 
v.  129,  1881,  p.  640.)— Mr.  Gladstone’s  foreign  policy. 
30  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  158,  1884,  p.  267.)— Mr.  Glad¬ 
stone's  last.  11  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  131,  1882, 
p.  654. ) — Mr.  Gladstone’s  pilgrimage.  15  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  127, 1880,  p.  124. ) — Gladstone's  sagacity 
unfolding.  9  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  137,  1885,  p.  843.) 
— Mr.  Gladstone’s  scheme.  15  pp.  (Blackwood’s 
Mag.y.  139,  1886,  p.  684.)  —  Great  Gladstone  myth. 
5  pp.  (Macmillan' s  Mag .  v.  53,  1886,  p.  241. )— Herbert, 
A.  E.  M.  “  The  rake’s  progress  ”  in  Irish  politics.  17  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1891,  p.  126.)— Late  Mr.  Hope- 
Scott  and  G.  21  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  63,  1885, 
p.  197.)— Hughes,  T.  The  lost  leader.  17  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  8,  1889,  p.  1.) — Mr.  G.  and  Ireland.  32  pp.  (Quart. 
Rev.  v.  163,  1886,  p.  257.)  —  linatchbnll-Hugessen, 
1  Baron  Brabourne.  Mr.  G.  and  the  Irish  question.  28  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  142,  1887,  p.  443.)— Lecky,  W.  E.  H. 
Mr.  G.  and  the  income  tax.  3  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  22,  1887,  p.  52.)— Eeroy-Beanlien,  A.  Irlande  et  le 
landbill  de  G.  30  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1881,  3  p6r. 
v.  46,  p.  140.)— Mr.  G.  and  the  Liberal  party.  23  pp. 
(Edin.  Rev.  v.  166,  1887,  p.  254.)— McCarthy,  J.  A  fore¬ 
cast  of  Mr.  Gladstone’s  new  administration.  9  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  155,  1892,  p.  293.)— Miller,  D.  S.  Mr. 
Gladstone’s  claims  to  greatness.  8  pp.  (Forum,  v.  4, 

1887,  p.553.) — Ministeriusn  Gladstone.  67  pp.  (Un¬ 
sere  Zeit,  1878,  v.  1,  pp.  136,  532,  681.) — O'Connor,  T.  P. 
Candour  of  G.  9  pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  56,  1889,  p.  361.) — 
Raleigh.  T.  Mr.  Gladstone’s  Irish  policy.  18  pp. 
( Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  70,  1886,  p.  194. ) — Reinach,  J.  Glad¬ 
stone  and  the  Irish  bill,  a  French  view.  [Fr.]  7  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  930.) — Rideing,  W.  H. 
Wm.  Ewart  Gladstone.  10  pp.  (In  his  Boyhood  of  living 
authors,  p.  52.)— Rogers,  J.  G.  Gladstone.  35  pp. 
(Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  79,  1884,  p.  1.)— Mr.  G.  and  the  Irish 
bill.  7  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.923.) — Mr.  G. 
as  a  foreign  minister.  17  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17, 
1885,  p.  909.)— Smith,  G.  B.  Gladstone.  49  pp.  (In  his 
Prime  Ministers  of  Queen  Victoria,  p.  333.) 

-  and  others.  Books  which  have  influenced 

me.  2  ed.  London,  1887.  12°.  L.74 

- -  and  others.  Handbook  of  Home  rule,  be¬ 
ing  articles  on  the  Irish  question.  Ed.  by 
James  Bryce.  2  ed.  London,  1887.  12°. 

—2325 

- and  others.  Question  of  divorce.  12  pp.  (N.  Am. 

Rev.  v.  149,  1889,  p.  641.) 

Gladstone  A.  B.  C.  [Illustr.]  Edinburgh, 
n.  d.  sq.  8°.  2203 

Gladstone  almanack,  1885.  [Illustr.]  Edin¬ 
burgh,  1885.  8°.  2203 

Gladstone  Parliament,  The.  Lucy,  H.  W., 
Diary  of  two  Parliaments.  .2534 

Gladwin,  .Francis  ( Tr. )  —circa  1813. 

GOlistan.  See  Sadi,  Muslih-ed-Din. 


Glaeser,  Ernest  (Ed.)  1829 — . 

Biographie  nationale  des  contemporains. 
Redigee  par  une  societe  de  gens  de  lettres. 
Paris,  1878.  r.  8°.  W.  73 

Glaeser,  Karl  Eduard  (Ed.) 

T.  Calpurnii  Siculi  Eclogae.  See  Calpur- 
nius  Siculus,  T. 

Glagolitica.  Wuerdigung  neuentdeckter  frag- 
mente.  63  pp.  2  pi.  Jagic,  V.  (Vienna,  Akad.  wissens. 
Phil.  hist,  klasse,  Denkschr.  v.  38,  1890.) 

Glaire,  Jean  Baptiste,  and  others  (Eds. )  En¬ 
cyclopedic  catholique.  Paris,  1840-48.  18  v. 

4°.  —3162 


Contents. 


A-Alexandre  I,  v.  1. 

Alexandre-Severe,  M.  A. 
S.  A.-Athamas,  v.  2. 

Athanase-Bolomier,  G.  de, 
v.  3. 

Bolonaise-Caistre,  v.  4. 

Cait-Bey-Catherine,  St.,v.  5. 

Catherine  de  Bologne,  St- 
Charles  II,  v.  6. 

Charles  Ill-Circulation, 
v.  7. 

Circulation-Communica¬ 
tion,  v.  8. 


Communicativement- 
Czvittinger,  D.,  v.  9. 
D-Eglises,  v.  10. 
Eglogaire-Fernandez,  v.  11. 
Fernel,  J.-Hanovre,  v.  12. 
I-Llywelyn,  v.  13. 
Loango-Nysten,  v.  14. 
O-Pnyx,  v.  15. 
Po-Rzewuski,  S.,  Comte. 
v.  16. 

S-Thfese,  v.  17. 
ThSsde-Zythum,  v.  18. 


Supplement.  Paris,  [1857].  3  v.  4°. 


Contents. 

A-Conciles,  v.  1.  Conciles-Fumier,  v.  2. 
Fumivore-Zucconi,  J.,  v.  3. 


Glaislier,  James  Whitbread  Lee  (Ed.) 

Collected  mathematical  papers.  See  Smith, 
H.  J.  S. 


Glamis  castle.  Lyon,  P.,  1  Earl  of  Strathmore 
and  3  Earl  of  Kinghorne.  The  book  of  record  : 
a  diary  and  other  documents  relating  to  Gla¬ 
mis  castle,  1684-89.  Ed.  from  the  original 
MSS.  at  Glamis,  with  introduction  and  notes 
by  A.  H.  Millar.  1890.  (Scottish  Hist.  Soc. 
Pah.  v.  9. )  .2566 

Glamorgan,  1  Earl  of.  See  Somerset,  E. 

Glamorganshire,  Wales.  Merrick,  R.  Booke 
of  Glamorganshires  antiquities.  [1578.]  Ed. 
by  J.  A.  Corbett.  1887.  2592 

-  I, eland.  J.  Reprint  of  the  portion  of  the  Itinerary 

relating  to  G.  24  pp.  (Merrick,  R.,  Booke  of  Morgan- 
shires  antiquities,  p.  121.) 

See  also  Mar  gain  Abbey. 

Glance  at  the  historical  documents  relating  to 
the  church  of  St.  Mark  in  Venice.  Scott,  W. 
(  With  Boito,  C.,  Basilica  ofS.  Mark  in  Venice. ) 

P.30 

Glances  at  Europe.  Greeley,  H.  1404 

Glanfeuil,  Monastery.  Odon,  Abbot  of  Gian - 

feuil.  Ex  miraculis  Sancti  Mauri  sive  restauratione 
monasterii  Glannafoliensis.  12  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc. 
Script,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  461.) 

Glangeand,  Philip. 

Jurassique  a  l’ouest  du  plateau  central : 
contributions  a  l’histoire  des  mers  jurassiques 
dans  le  bassin  de  1’ Aquitaine,  avec  figures  et 
une  carte.  Paris,  1895.  8°.  (France,  Mini- 
stere  des  Travaux  Publics,  Bull,  des  services 
de  la  carte  geol.  de  la  France,  v.  8,  no.  50. ) 

—1653 


GLANVILLE,  Bartholomew  de 


1751 


GLASGOW,  Scotland 


Glanville,  Bartholomew  de.  13  cent. 

Batman  uppon  Bartholome,  his  booke  De 
proprietatibus  rerum,  newly  corrected,  en¬ 
larged,  and  amended ;  with  such  additions  as 
are  requisite,  unto  every  severall  booke ; 
taken  foorth  of  the  most  approuved  authors, 
the  like  heretofore  not  tr.  in  English.  Lon¬ 
don,  1582.  fo.  P.R 

- Janvier,  A.  Le  livre  de  la  Propri6td  des  choses  par 

G.  20  pp.  1  pi.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Mem.  v.  51,  1890, 
p.  373.) 

Glardon,  Auguste.  1839 — .  Dans  l’Afrique 

centrale  :  l’Ouganda.  50  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
3  p€r.  v.  49,  1891,  pp.  314,  497.)— Six  ans  dans  l’Afriqne 
centrale.  35  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r. 
v.  44,  1889,  p.  506.)— Louis  Agassiz:  etude  biographique. 
64  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  30,  1886, 
p.449;  v.  31,  1886,.  p.  116.)— Politique  de  l’Angleterre 
pendant  la  Revolution  frangaise.  12  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ. 
et  rev.  suisse,  3  p£r.  v.  18,  1883,  p.  389.) — Biographie  du 
Capitaine  Cook.  17  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
3  p4r.  v.  47,  1890,  p.  511.) — IXsconvenue  de  Sfaiida- 
lou :  scene  de  moeurs  bouddhistes.  29  pp.  (Biblioth. 
univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  43,  1889,  p.  242.) — Charles 
Cordon.  60  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per. 
v.  22,  1884,  p.  449;  v.  23,  1884,  p.  121.) — Crajdiolog-ie. 
94  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  52,  1891, 
pp.  5,  274,542.) — Histoire  coniine  les  antres:  nou- 
velle.  30  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  17, 
1883,  p.  32.)— Homme  propose:  nouvelle.  50  pp. 
( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  11,  1881,  p.  412.)— 
Souvenirs  d’un  officier  anglais  aux  Imles.  31  pp.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  50,  1891,  p.  100.) — Jenx 
de  tiasard.  34  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per. 
v.  38,  1888,  pp.  225,  517.)— Iiaronna  :  nouvelle  hindoue. 
25  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  21,  1884, 
p.  269.) — Rouis-Napol^on  sous  le  gouvernement  de 
Juillet,  d’apres  un  livre  recent.  24  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ. 
et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  12, 1881,  p.  385.)— Un  Malentemlu  : 
nouvelle.  26  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r. 
v.  19,  1883,  p.  246.) — Robert  Moffat,  l’apotre  des  B6chu- 
anas.  25  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  27, 
1885,  p.  449.)— Monde  invisible.  28  pp.  (Biblioth. 
univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  14,  1882,  p.  385.)— Paysans 
russes.  39  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  42, 
1889,  p.  271.)— P^re  du  Doctcur  Id:  recit  de  ruceurs 
chinoises.  19  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr. 
v.  29,  1886,  p.  345.)— Situation  religieuse  en  Russie. 
35  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  44,  1889, 
p.  5.)— Scenes  de  la  vie  hindoue.  Les  parias  d’Adj- 
mire :  nouvelle.  32  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
3  per.  v.  39,  1888,  p.  474.)— Society  tlilosophfque  et  le 
monde  occulte.  38  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
3  per.  v.  37,  1888,  pp.  225,  473.)— Terre  et  ses  destinees. 
21  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  16,  1882,  p.  5.) 
— Tombeau  de  Siddharta :  nouvelle  hindoue.  36  pp. 
( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  34,  1887,  p.  253.) — 
Les  Vanderbilt  et  leur  fortune.  47  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ. 
et  rev.  suisse,  3  per.  v.  33,  1887,  pp.  5,  344.) 

Glareanus,  Henri  Loriti,  called.  1488-1563. 

Ad  Maximilianum  Rom.  Imper.  panegyricon.  3  pp. 
(Freher,  M.,  Her.  German,  script,  v.  2,  p.  482.) — Genealogia 
Scipionum,  quorum  mentio  apud  Livium,  Cicero- 
nem,  Plutarchnm,  ceterosque  classicos  scriptores,  quam 
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Glatz,  Silesia.  Wiese,  H.  von.  Die  freirichter 

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Glaucus,  of  Rhegium.  Hiller,  E.  Fragmente 

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Gleanings  from  patent  laws  of  all  countries. 

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Gleanings  from  the  natural  history  of  the 
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Gleed,  Charles  S.  1856 — .  Wealth  and  busi¬ 
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Gleed,  James  Willis.  George  Record  Peck. 

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Gleiclieniaceae.  See  Ferns. 

Gleiclien-Russwurm,  Emilie  von  Schiller 

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Gleig,  George  S.  Letter  on  the  battle  of 

Bladensburg.  2  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  5,  1886,  p.  508.) 

Glemham,  Sir  Thomas.  — circa  1649. 

Copy  of  a  letter  in  answer  to  the  Lord 
Marquesse  of  Argyl’s,  and  Sir  Wm.  Armyne’s. 
[London],  1643.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I, 
v.  5,  pt.  2. )  4555 

Glenaveril ;  or,  the  metamorphoses.  2  v. 
Lytton,  E.  R.  L.  B.,  1  Earl  of  Lytton.  1308 

Glencairu,  5  Earl  of.  See  Cunningham,  A. 
Gleuco,  Scotland. 

Leslie,  C.  Gallienus  redivivus ;  or,  murther 
will  out,  etc. :  being  a  true  account  of  the  de- 
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1695.  ( Tracts  rel.  to  Scotland. )  2594 

The  same.  1885.  (Clarendon  Hist.  Soc. 
n.  s.  no.  6,  7.)  2527 

-  Letter  from  a  gentleman  in  Scotland  to 

his  friend  at  London,  who  desired  a  particular 
account  of  the  business  of  Glenco.  Repr. 
1695.  ( Tracts  rel.  to  Scotland. )  2594 

- True  narrative  of  the  massacre  at  G.  18  pp.  (Somers, 

J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  529.) 

Glenn,  John. 

Gilman,  D.  C.  Recollections  of  the  life  of 
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-  Brackett,  J.  R.  Mr.  Glenn’s  charitable  work.  8  pp. 

(Gilman,  D.  C.,  Recollections  of  ..  .  John  Olenn,  p.  15.) 

Glenn,  Samuel  W. 

Report  on  the  tornado  of  Aug.  28,  1884, 
near  Huron,  Dakota.  Washington,  1885.  8°. 
(U.  S.  Signal  office,  Signal  Service  notes,  no.  19. ) 

—3466 


GLENN,  Thomas  Allen 


Glenn,  Thomas  Allen. 

Merion  in  the  Welsh  tract,  with  sketches 
of  the  townships  of  Haverford  and  Radnor. 
Historical  and  genealogical  collections  con¬ 
cerning  the  Welsh  barony  in  the  province  of 
Pennsylvania,  settled  by  the  Cymric  Quakers 
in  1682.  Norristown,  1896.  8°.  3583 

-  Wm.  Hudson.  8  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  15,  1891, 

p.  336.)— Owen  of  Merion.  16  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  13, 
1889,  p.  168.) 

Glennie,  John  Stuart  Stuart-.  See  Stuart-Glen- 
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Gleye,  Karl  Erich.  Abfassungszeit  von  Ar¬ 

rians  Anabasis.  7  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  53,  1894,  p.  442.) 

Glezze,  Dietrich  von.  Koehler,  R.  A.  J.  Zu 

Dietrichs  von  Glezze  gedicht  “  Der  Borte.”  3  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  31,  1886,  p.  49.) 

Gliddon,  George  Robins.  1808-57. 

Ancient  Egypt:  a  series  of  chapters  on 
early  Egyptian  history,  archaeology,  and 
other  subjects  connected  with  hieroglyphical 
literature.  Baltimore,  1845.  4°.  1791 

The  same.  Phila.,  1848.  4°.  1701 

Glimpses  of  old  English  homes.  Balch,  E. 

—1775 

Glimpses  of  our  ancestors  in  Sussex.  2  v. 
Fleet,  C.  2544 

Glimpses  of  the  bacteria.  13  pp.  Prudden, 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  82,  1891,  p.  706.) 

Glimpses  of  the  land  of  Scott.  Hannay,  D. 

2592 

Glimpses  of  unfamiliar  Japan.  2  v.  Hearn, 
L.  1436 

Glimpses  of  western  architecture.  44  pp. 

Schuyler,  M.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  83,  1891,  pp.  395,  559,  736. ) 

Glioma.  Ferrier,  D.  Glioma  of  the  right 
optic  thalamus  and  corpora  quadrigemina.  5  pp.  (Brain, 
v.  5,  1883,  p.  123.)— Observations  on  a  case  of  cerebral 
cortico-medullary  glioma.  11  pp.  (Brain,  v.  6,  1884, 
p.  67.)— Shaw,  J.  E.  Case  of  glioma  of  the  right  hemi¬ 
sphere.  6  pp.  (Brain,  v.  5,  1883,  p.  251.) 

See  also  Tumors. 

Glissenti,  or  Gliscenti,  Fabio.  Circa  1550-1620. 

Discorsi  morali,  contra  il  dispiacer  del 
morire,  detto  athanatophilia.  Diuissi  in  cinque 
dialoghi,  occorsi  in  cinque  giornate.  Yenetia, 
1596.  sm.  4°.  2304 

Glittering  plain,  Story  of  the.  Morris,  W. 

1383 

Gloatz,  Paul.  Fluegel :  Das  Ich  und  die  sitt- 

lichen  ideen  im  leben  der  voelker.  5  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voel- 
kerpsych.  v.  20,  1890,  p.  240.) — Meyer:  Indogermani- 
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1886,  p.  478.)— Schwartz :  Indogermanischer  volks- 
glaube.  12  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  16,  1886,  p.  467.) 

-  Bruchmann,  K.  Gloatz:  Spekulative  theologie  in 

verbindung  mit  der  religionsgeschichte.  7  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
voelkerpsych.  v.  17,  1887,  p.  90.)— Steinthal,  H.  Gloatz: 
Beruht  das  gemeinsame  in  den  religionen  auf  verwandt- 
schaft  Oder  entlehnung?  8  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych. 
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GLOMY,  Jean  Baptiste 


Globes.  Hues,  R.  Tractatus  de  globis  et 
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Am.  Hist.  v.  3,  1879,  p.  17.)— Lenox  globe.  12  pp.  (Mag. 
Am.  Hist.  v.  3,  1879,  p.  529.)— Nancy  globe.  5  pp.  (Mag. 
Am.  Hist.  v.  6,  1881,  p.  183.) — Dorn,  B.  Description  of 
the  celestial  globe  belonging  to  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  John  Mal¬ 
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1830,  p.  371.) 

See  also  Astronomy.-Ueography. 

Globus  mundi.  Declaratio  sive  descriptio 
mundi  et  totius  orbis  terrarum  .  .  .  Gruenin- 
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Gloede,  O.  Cynewulfs  Juliana  und  ihre  quelle. 

13  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  11,  1889,  p.  146.)— Die  englische  in- 
ter|>unktionslehre.  40  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  19, 
1894,  p.  206.)  —  Der  nordische  Tristanroman  und  die 
aesthetische  wuerdigung  Gottfrieds  von  Strass- 
burg-;  Die  reimbrechung  in  Gottfrieds  von  Strassburg 
Tristan  und  den  werken  seiner  hervorragendsten  schue- 
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Gloel,  H.  Zu  Platons  Philebus.  4  pp.  ( Rhei - 

nisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1832,  p.  136.) 

Gloel,  Otto.  [Notice  of.]  1  p.  ( Jahresb .  ueber 

fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  33,  1884  :  Biog.  jahrb.  p.  108.) 

Gloersen,  Christian.  A  mighty  hunter.  6  pp. 

(Vicary,  J.  F.,  A  stork's  nest,  p.  87.) 

Giogau,  Gustav.  1844 — .  Empirismus  und 

wissenschaftslehre.  27  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  13, 
1882,  p.  349.)— Biedermann :  Philosophie  des  geistes. 
5  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  95,  1889,  p.  144.)— Ueber  Goethe. 
24  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  97,  1890,  p.  1.) — Alois  Otten : 
Einleitung  in  die  geschichte  der  philosoj»hie.  4  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  106,  1895,  p.  280. )— Zur  neuesten  philo¬ 
sophie.  32  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  18,  1888,  p.325.) 
— Hartmann:  Deutsche  aesthetik  seit  Kant;  Philoso¬ 
phic  des  schoenen.  10  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  96, 
1889,  p.  282.)— Kurze  kennzeichnung  meines  philoso- 
phisclien  standpunktes.  3  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos. 
v.  104,  1894,  p.  221.)— Grundbegriffe  der  metaphysik  und 
ethik  im  lichte  der  neueren  psychologie.  87  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  9,  1877,  p.  345;  v.  10, 1878,  p.  313.) — 
Baumann:  Religionsphilosophie  auf  modern-wis- 
senschaftlicher  grundlage.  7  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  90, 
1887,  p.  285.) — Steinthais  ethik.  42  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
philos.  v.  88,  p.  82.) — Lazarus:  Treu  und  frei.  6  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  96,  1889,  p.  277.) — Rehmke:  Die  welt 
als  wahrnehmung  und  begriff.  13  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos. 
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-  Ilruchmann,  K.  Steinthais  psychologische  formeln 

zusammenhaengend  entwickelt  von  G.  5  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
voelkerpsych.  v.  9,  1877,  p.  339.) — Proben  aus  dem  zweiten 
bande  von  Giogau’s  Abriss  der  philosophischen 
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1887,  p.  161.) — Siebeck,  H.  Zum  gedaechtniss  von  G. 
7  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  107,  1896,  p.  120.)— Steinthal,  H. 
Giogau:  Abriss  der  philosophischen  grundwissenschaf- 
ten.  22  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  13,  1882,  p.  178.) — 
Sully,  J.  Giogau:  Grundriss  der  psychologie.  4  pp. 
(Mind,  v.  19, 1885,  p.  451.)— Toeunies,  F.  Giogau :  Abriss 
der  philosophischen  grundwissenschaften.  7  pp.  ( Vier- 
teljahrschr.  f.  wissens.  philos.  v.  6,  1882,  p.  238.) — Weiss,  L. 
Abriss  der  philosophischen  grundwissenschaften  von  G. 
16  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  84, 1884,  p.  127.) 

Giogau,  Silesia.  Registrum  Glogoviense.  24  pp. 

(Codex  diplomat.  Sites,  v.  14,  p.  141.) 

Glomy,  Jean  Baptiste. 

Catalogue  raisonne  de  toutes  les  estampes 
qui  forment  V oeuvre  de  Rembrandt  et .  .  .  de 
ses  Sieves.  See  Gersaint,  E.  F.,  and  others. 


1754 


GLOOSCAP,  Cuhkw 


1755 


GLOUCESTER,  England 


Glooscap,  Cuhkw,  and  Coolpurjot.  4  pp. 

Rand,  S.  T.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  12,  1890,  p.  283.) 

Glooston,  England.  Hill,  J.  H.  Glooston. 

8  pp.  1  pi.  (In  his  Hist,  of  the  parish  of  Langton,  p.  203.) 
See  also  Leicestershire. 

Gloria,  Andrea.  1821 — . 

Del  volgare  illustre  dal  secolo  VII  fino  a 
Dante.  Venezia,  1880.  8°.  — 2142 

-  (Ed.)  Codice  diplomatico  padovano  dal 

secolo  sesto  alia  pace  di  Costanza  (25  Giugno 
1183).  Venezia,  1877-81.  3  v.  r.  8°.  (Venice, 
R.  Deputaz.  di  storia  patria  :  Monument,  stor. 
1  s.  :  Documenti ,  v.  2,  4,  6. )  4382 

-  Paoli,  C.  Compendio  delle  lezioni  teorico-pratiche 

di  paleografia  e  diplomatica.  25  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital. 

3  s.  v.  12,  1870,  p.  126.) 

Glorified,  spinster.  6  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag. 
V.  58,  1888,  p.  371.) 

Glorious  name  of  God,  the  Lord  of  Hosts, 
opened  in  two  sermons.  Burroughes,  J. 

( Pamphlets :  Charles  J,  v.  5. )  4555 

Glory.  Stapfer,  P.  De  l’amour  de  la  gloire  et 

du  d€sint6ressement  litt^raire.  45  pp.  (Biblioth.univ.et 
rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  48,  1890,  pp.  225,  550.) 

See  also  Fame. — Greatness. 

Glossae  Bernenses.  20  pp.  (Loewe,  G., 

Corpus  gloss.  Lat.  v.  3,  p.  487.) 

Glossae  codicum  Vaticani  3321.  Sangallensis 
912,  Leidensis  67F.  Goetz,  G.  (Ed.)  (Loewe, 

G. ,  Corpus  gloss.  Lat.  v.  4.)  — 2121 

Glossae  Latinograecae  et  Graecolatinae. 

Goetz,  G.,  and  Gundermann,  G.  (Eds.) 
(Loewe,  G.,  Corpus  gloss.  Lat.  v.  2.)  — 2121 

Glossae  Vaticanae.  27  pp.  (Loewe,  G., 

Corpus  gloss.  Lat.  v.  3,  p.  506. ) 

Glossaire  de  la  vallee  d’Ydres.  Delboulle.  A. 

—2132 

Glossaire  du  Morvan.  2  v.  Chambure,  E. 

de. .  —2131 

Glossaire  du  patois  de  la  Suisse  romande. 

B ridel,  P.  C.  —2147 

Glossaire  du  patois  poitevin.  Lalanne,  L. 

—2132 

Glossaire  etymologique  et  comparatif  du 
patois  picard.  Corblet,  J.  — 2146 

Glossarium  archaiologicum.  Spelman,  Sir 

H.  1112 
Glossarium  eroticum  linguae  Latinae.  Pier- 

rugues,  P.  P.R. 

Glossarium  Latino-Germanicum  mediae  et 
infimae  aetatis.  Diefenbach,  L.  R.31 

Glossarium  Leidense.  24  pp.  (Loewe,  G., 

Corpus  gloss.  Lat.  v.  3,  p.  398.) 

Glossarium  Livianum.  Ernesti,  A.  W.  3216 
Glossarium  novum  ad  scriptores  medii  aevi. 

4  v.  Carpentier,  P.  — 2121 

Glossary  of  Berkshire  words  and  phrases. 

Lowsley,  B.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  56.)  — 2163 
Glossary  of  dialect  and  archaic  words  used  in 
the  county  of  Gloucester.  Robertson,  J.  D. 
(Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  61.)  —2163 

Vol.  III.— 220, 


Glossary  of  obscure  words  and  phrases  in 
the  writings  of  Shakespeare  and  his  contem¬ 
poraries.  Mackay,  C.  3372 

Glossary  of  provincial  words  and  phrases  in 
use  in  Somersetshire.  Williams,  W.  P.,  and 
Jones,  W.  A.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and 
Nat.  Hist.  Sob.  Proc.  v.  18.)  4476 

Glossary  of  terms  used  in  Grecian,  Roman, 
Italian,  and  Gothic  architecture.  Parker, 
J.  H.  1157 

Glossary  of  words  used  in  East  Anglia.  Rye, 
W.  (Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  no.  75. )  — 2165 

Glossary  of  words  used  in  the  neighbourhood 
of  Sheffield.  2  v.  Addy,  S.  O.  (Ed.)  (Eng. 
Dialect  Soc.  nos.  57,  62.)  — 2163 

Gloucester,  Bp.  of.  See  Ellicott,  C.  J. 
Gloucester,  Dean  of.  See  Spence,  H.  D.  M. 
Gloucester,  Earls  of.  22  pp.  Bazeley,  W. 

(Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  3,  1878-79, 
p.  368.) 

Gloucester,  England. 

Fosbrooke,  T.  D.  Original  history  of  the 
city  of  Gloucester.  1819.  2552 

-  Stevenson,  W.  H.  Calendar  of  the  records 

of  the  corporation  of  Gloucester.-  1893.  2515 

-  Washbourn,  J.,  Jr.  Bibliotheca  Glouces- 

trensis :  a  collection  of  scarce  and  curious 
tracts,  relating  to  the  county  and  city  of 
Gloucester.  1825.  2532 

-  Bazeley,  W.  Guilds  of  G.  11  pp.  (Bristol  and  Glou¬ 
cest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  13,  1888-89,  p.  260.) — Bed- 
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Trans,  v.  11,  1886-87,  p.  266.)— Remarks  on  skeletons 
[found  at  G.  1881].  4  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Arch¬ 
aeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  6,  1881-82,  p.  349.)— Bellows,  J.  On 
the  Roman  wall  of  G.  14  pp.  3  pi.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest. 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  1,  1876,  p.  153.) — Remarks  on 
some  skeletons  found  at  G.  in  1881.  4  pp.  (Bristol  and 
Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  6,  1881-82,  p.  345.) — 
Clutterbuck,  R.  H.  Bp.  Cheyney,  and  the  recusants 
of  the  diocese  of  G.  16  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Arch¬ 
aeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  5,  1880-81,  p.  222.)— Boring-toil,  Sir 
J.  Inaugural  address  to  the  annual  meeting  of  the 
[Archaeological]  Institute,  held  at  G.  10  pp.  ( Archaeol . 
Journ.  v.  47,  1890,  p.  359.)— Estlaile,  G.  Roman  Bristol 
and  Roman  G.  compared  with  the  castra  praetoria  and 
the  sites  of  the  castra  peregrina,  and  of  the  castra 
equites  singulares  at  Rome.  9  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest. 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  13, 1888-89,  p.  288.)— Freslifield, 
E.  Opening  address  of  the  antiquarian  section  at  the 
Gloucester  meeting.  22  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  \.  47,1890, 
p.268.) — Fryer,  K.  H.  Archives  of  G.  10  pp.  (Bristol 
and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  1,  1876,  p.  59.) — 
Hope,  W.  H.  St.  J.  Gloucester  civic  insignia.  19  pp. 
(Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  47,  1890,  p.  369.) — Seals  of  G.  9  pp. 
(Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  13,  1888- 
89,  p.  384.) — Huebner,  E.  W.  E.  On  the  probable  date 
of  the  foundation  of  the  Roman  colony  of  Glevum,  and 
its  occupation  by  the  second  legion.  6  pp.  1  pi.  (Bristol 
and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  2,  1877-78,  p.  210.) 
—Maclean,  Sir  J.  (Ed.)  Inventories  of,  and  receipts 
for,  church  goods  in  the  county  of  Gloucester  and  cities 
of  G.  and  Bristol.  44  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Arch¬ 
aeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  12,  1887-88,  p.  70.)— History  of  the 
military  government  of  G.  1647.  79  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  5,  p.  296.)— Niblett,  J.  D.  T.  Arms 
ofG.  6  pp.  1  pi.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc. 
Trans,  v.  2,  1877-78,  p.  235.)— Palmer,  C.  F.  R.  Friar- 
preachers,  or  Black  friars,  of  G.  13  pp.  2  pi.  (Archaeol, 


GLOUCESTER,  England 


1756 


GLOUCESTERSHIRE,  England 


Joum.  v.  39,  1882,  p.  296.)— Robertson,  J.  D.  Mint  of  G. 
54  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  10, 
1885-86,  p.  17;  v.  13,  1888-89,  p.  205.)— Spence,  H.  D.  M. 
Opening  address  of  the  historical  section.  9  pp.  (Arch¬ 
aeol.  Journ.  v.  47, 1890,  p.  302.) — Wilton,  J.  P.  Glouces¬ 
ter  tokens  of  the  17,  18,  and  19  centuries.  16  pp.  (Bristol 
and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  13,  1888-89,  p.  130.) 

See  also  Gloucester  Cathedral.  —  Gloucester¬ 
shire. 

Gloucester,  Mass. 

Babson,  J.  J.  History  of  the  town  of 
Gloucester,  Cape  Ann,  including  the  town  of 
Rockport.  1860.  2614 

- Notes  and  additions  to  the  History  of 

Gloucester.  1876-91,  2  v.  in  1.  2612 

-  Diphtheria  in  G.  23  pp.  (Mass.  State  Board  of 

Health,  Report,  1878,  p.  463.) — North,  F.  H.  Gloucester 
fishers.  14  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  815.) 

Gloucester,  Va. 

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1881,  p.  222.) 

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Gloucester  City,  N.  J.  Clement,  J.  Gloucester 

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GLOUCESTERSHIRE,  England 


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GLYNN,  Robert 


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See  also  Abenliall. — Ampncy  Crncis. — Berke- 
ley.— Bird  lip.— Bishop's  C'leeve.—Brimpsfield.— 
Bristol. — Chert  worth.— Cheltenham.— Chipping 
Campden.—  Clmrchdown.— Cirencester.— Clif¬ 
ford  Chambers.  —  Clifton.  —  Cotswold.  —  Cran- 
bain.— Cubberley.— Baglingworth.— Bean,  For¬ 
est  of. —  Deerhurst. —  Horsley. —  llyrliam. —  El¬ 
more. — England.— English  Biclinor. — Falrford. 
— Gloucester. —  Hempstead. —  Henbury. — Leon- 
ard-Stanley. —  Marshfield.  —  Matson.—  Mitcliel- 
dean.— Jfewland.—  North  leach.—  Ny  nips  field. — 
Olveston. — I*eb  worth. — Pitehcombe.—  Quinton. 
— Buardean.  —  St.  Briavels.  —  Sea  Mills.  —  Sod- 
bury.— Stow  on  the  Wold.—1 Tewkesbury.- Tock- 
ington.— Uley. — Weston  Birt.— Woodchester.— 
Wot  ton  under  Edge. 

(plover,  Rev.  Alfred  Kingsley.  Was  America 

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Glover,  Rev.  George.  1778-1862. 

Thoughts  on  the  character  and  tendency 
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Glover,  John.  Art-bearings  of  photography. 

10  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s. 
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Glover,  Melville.  1834 — . 

Collection  complete  des  jugements  rendus 
par  la  Commission  revolutionnaire  etablie  a 
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Glover,  Richard.  1712-85.  Boadicia  :  a  tragedy. 
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Glover,  Robert.  1544-88. 

Visitacion  of  Staff ordschire  made  .  .  .  anno 
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-  Visitation  of  Cheshire,  1580,  with  numer¬ 
ous  additions  and  continuations,  including 
those  from  the  visitation  of  Cheshire,  1566. 
With  an  appendix,  containing  the  visitation 
of  a  part  of  Cheshire,  1533,  made  by  Wm. 
Fellows,  and  a  fragment  of  the  visitation  of 
the  city  of  Chester,  1591,  made  by  Thos. 
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1584-85,  to  which  is  added  the  subsequent 
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Foster.  London,  1875.  8°.  .2523 


Glover,  Stephen.  — 1869. 

History  of  the  county  of  Derby :  drawn 
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See  also  Costume. 

Gluck,  Christoph  Willibald  von.  1714-87. 

Armide :  drame  hero'ique  en  cinq  actes. 
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Glucose.  Change  of  cane  sugar  into  glucose. 

1  p.  (Frankl.  Inst.  Journ.  3  s.  v.  74,  1877,  p.  12.)— Chem¬ 
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2  pp.  {Nature,  v.  37,  1888,  p.  7.) 

See  also  Sugar. 

Glycle,  John,  Jr.  (Ed.) 

Norfolk  garland  :  a  collection  of  the  super¬ 
stitious  beliefs  and  practices,  proverbs,  curi¬ 
ous  customs,  ballads  and  songs,  of  the  people 
of  Norfolk,  as  well  as  anecdotes  illustrative 
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Glyn,  John.  17  cent. 

Replication  in  the  name  of  all  the  com¬ 
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pamphlets. )  1518 

- Speech  in  Parliament  upon  the  reading  the  accusa¬ 
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Glynde,  England.  De  St.  Croix,  W.  Names 

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See  also  Sussex. 

Glynn,  Joseph. 

Tredgold’s  Elementary  principles  of  car¬ 
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Glynn,  Robert.  Jesse,  J.  H.  Robt.  Glynn. 

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See  also  Palaeontology. 

Gnadenlmetten,  Ohio.  Henry,  W.,  and  others. 

Notes  of  travel  to  G.  on  the  Muskingum.  33  pp.  (Pa. 
Mag.  Hist.  v.  10,  1886,  p.  125.) 

Gnaplieus,  Wilhelm.  1493-1568. 

Acolastus.  Herausg.  von  J.  Bolte.  Berlin, 
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Gneisenau,  August  Wilhelm  Antonius  Neit- 
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Gneist,  Heinrich  Rodolf  Hermann  Friedrich. 
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Gnesen,  Abp.  of.  See  Martin,  of  Troppau. 

Gnesen,  Prussia.  Darowizna  Gniezna,  985-996. 

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Gnetaceae.  See  Joint-firs. 

Gnoli,  Domenico.  1836 — . 

Vittoria  Accoramboni :  storia  del  secolo 
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23  pp.  (Antona-Traversi,  C.,  I  genitori  di  G.  Leopardi, 
v.  2,  p.  379.) — Di  alcune  piante  topografiche  di  Roma 
ignote  o  poco  note.  14  pp.  7  pi.  (Rome,  Comm,  archeol. 
municip.  Bull.  v.  13, 1885,  p.  63.) 


Gnome  ties  liuitres.  18  pp.  Dudevant,  Mme. 

A.  L.  A.  D.  (G.  Sand,  pseud.),  CEuvres  compl.  v.  23,  p.  247. 

Gnosticism.  Boehringer,  F.  Irenaeus,  der 
Bischof  von  Lugdunum ;  oder,  die  bildung 
der  altkatholischen  kirche  und  kirchenlehre 
im  kampfe  mit  dem  Gnostizismus.  1873.  (In 
his  Kirche  Christi  und  ihre  zeugen,  v.  2. ) 

—3272 

-  C’erinthns  and  the  Gnostics.  20  pp.  (London  Quart. 

Rev.  v.  67,  1887,  p.  120.) 

See  also  Dualism.— Evil.— Ophites.— Persia,  Re¬ 
ligions  and  philosophy. 

Goa,  India.  Buchanan,  C.  Notices  of  the 

present  state  of  the  Inquisition  at  G.  22  pp.  (Chandler, 
S.,  History  of  persecution,  p.  263.)  —  t'uiitia,  J.  G.  da. 
M.  Dellon  and  the  Inquisition  of  G.  10  pp.  ( Royal  Asiat. 
Soc.  Bombay,  Journ.  v.  17,  pt.  2,  1889,  p.  53.)— Hurst, 
J.  F.  Dead  Portuguese  city  in  India.  8  pp.  (Harper’s 
Mag.  v.  75,  1887,  p.  730.) — Linschoten,  J.  H.  van.  Ac¬ 
count  of  four  Englishmen  at  G.  7  pp.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng. 
garner,  v.  3,  p.  188.)— Of  the  Viceroy  of  Portugal  [at  G.], 
and  his  government  in  India.  4  pp.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng. 
garner,  v.  3,  p.  300.)— Return  voyage  from  G.  to  Enkhui- 
sen,  1588-92.  74  pp.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner,  v.  3,  p.  39J. ) 
—Voyage,  in  a  Portuguese  carrack,  to  G.,  1583.  21  pp. 
(Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner,  v.  3,  p.  11.) 

Goadby,  Edwin. 

England  of  Shakespeare.  London,  n.  d. 
12°.  1518 

Goar,  St.  Wandelbert,  of  Prum.  Miracula 

Sancti  Goaris.  13  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  1, 
p.  361.) 

Goats.  Buechner,  E.  Zur  geschichte  der 

kaukasischen  ture.  27  pp.  2  pi.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad. 
Mem.  v.  35,  1887.)— Fannin,  J.  Rocky  mountain  goat. 
19  pp.  (Shields,  G.  O.,  Big  game  of  N.  America,  p.  343.) — 
Groliman,  W.  A.  B.  Hunting  the  Rocky  mountain 
goat.  11pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  7,  1885,  p.  193.) 

Gob,  A.  Sur  la  droite  et  le  cercle  d’ Euler. 

7  pp.  (Liege,  Soc.  roy.  des  sci.  Mem.  2  s.  v.  16,  1890.)— Sur 
les  cercles  de  Neuberg.  14  pp.  (Liege,  Soc.  roy.  des 
sci.  Mem.  2  s.  v.  16,  1890.) 

Gobelet,  Ren6.  1828 — .  Ministere  de  la  rue 

de  Grenelle.  17  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  103,  1885, 
P-  257.) 

Gobelin  tapestry.  Catalogue  des  objets  d’art 
.  .  .  tapisseries  des  Gobelins,  et  autres  appar- 
tenant  a  M.  le  Baron  de  .  .  .  et  dont  la  vente 
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-  Mannheim,  C.  Catalogue  de  magnifiques 

tapisseries  dont  cinq  de  la  renaissance  re- 
hauss6es  d’or,  six  du  temps  de  Louis  XIV,  et 
sept  tableaux  des  Gobelins  .  .  .  Vente  23 
Mai,  1887.  1887.  -1791 

See  also  Tapestry. 

Gobhila.  Grihya-Sfitra.  132  pp.  ( Grihya-SH- 

tras,  tr.  by  H.  Oldenberg,  pt.  2,  p.  3  :  Mueller,  F.  M.,  Sacred 
books  of  the  East,  v.  30.) 

Gobliilaputra,  Grhyasamgrahaparigishta  des. 
55  pp.  Bloomfield,  M.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits. 
v.  35,  1881,  p.  533.) 

Gobi,  Khristofor.  Algenflora  des  Weissen 

Meeres  und  der  demselben  zunaechstliegenden  theile 
des  Noerdlichen  eismeeres.  92  pp.  (St.  Petersburg, 
Acad.  M&m.  7  s.  v.  26,  1879. )— Branntange  (Phaeospo- 
reae  und  Fucaceae)  des  finnischen  meerbusens.  21  pp. 
2  pi.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  Mlm.  7  s.  v.  21, 1874.) — Roth- 
tange  (Florideae)  des  finnischen  meerbusens.  16  pp. 
1  pi.  (St.  Petersburg,  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  24, 1877.) — Ueber 
den  tubercularia  persicina,  Ditm.  genannten  pilz. 
25  pp.  1  pi.  (St.  Petersburg.  Acad.  Mtm.  7  s.  v.  32, 1885.) 


GOBt,  Desert 


1759 


GODDEN,  Thomas 


Gobi,  Desert. 

Price,  J.  M.  From  the  Arctic  ocean  to 
the  Yellow  sea  :  the  narrative  of  a  journey, 
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deux  rru  ndes,  1890,  3  pgr.  v.  97,  p.  415.) 

Goblet,  The.  15  pp.  Tieck,  J.  L.  (Carlyle, 

T.,  TVs.  from  the  German,  v.  3,  p.  238.) 

Goblet  d’Alviella,  Eugene,  Comte.  1846 — . 

Lectures  on  the  origin  and  growth  of  the 
conception  of  God  as  illustr.  by  anthropology 
and  history.  London,  1892.  8°.  ( Hibbert 

lectures,  1891.)  — 4253 

-  Migration  of  symbols,  with  an  introduc¬ 
tion  by  Sir  George  Bird  wood.  Westminster, 
1894.  8°.  —2274 

-  Orig'nes  et  le  developpement  du  rationalisme  re- 

ligieu  x  au  Etats-Unis.  34  pp.  ( Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1883,  3  p6r.  v.  56,  p.  627. )— Migration  des  sy  in  boles. 
24  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1890,  3  pgr.  v.  99,  p.  121.) 

Gobseek.  57  pp.  Balzac,  H.  de,  CEuvres 

compl.  v.  3,  p.  463. 

Gocli,  Johann  von.  Ullmann,  K.  John  of 

Goch.  143  pp.  (In  his  Reformers  before  the  Reforma¬ 
tion,  v.  1,  p.  15.) 

God. 

Allen,  C.  G.  B.  Evolution  of  the  idea  of 
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- Bunsen,  C.  K.  J.,  Freiherr  von.  God  in 

history  ;  or,  the  progress  of  man’s  faith  in  the 
moral  order  of  the  world.  Tr.  by  Susanna 
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-  Cicero,  M.  T.  De  natura  Deorum  libri  III. 

Erklaert  von  G.  F.  Schoemann.  1876.  3226 

Note. — For  other  eds.  see  Cicero,  M.  T. 

-  Fiske,  J.  Idea  of  God  as  affected  by 

modern  knowledge.  1886.  —4257 

-  Goblet  d’Alviella,  E.,  Comte.  Lectures 

on  the  origin  and  growth  of  the  conception 
of  God  as  illustr.  by  anthropology  and  his¬ 
tory.  1892.  {Hibbert  lectures,  1891.)  — 4253 

-  Illingworth,  J.  R.  Personality  human 

and  divine.  1894.  ( Bampton  lectures,  1894.) 

—4253 

-  Raphson,  J.  Demonstratio  de  Deo.  1712. 

{With  Schultens,  A.,  Animad.  philol.  in  Jo- 
bum.  )  — 4257 

-  Wycliffe,  J.  De  dominio  divino.  1890. 

(  Wyclif  Soc. )  — 4294 

-  €obb,  W.  H.  Recent  theories  of  the  Divine  fore¬ 
knowledge.  40  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  40,  1883,  p.  655.) — 
Dougins.  J.  Divine  immanency.  100  pp.  ( Biblioth . 
Sacra,  v.  45,  1888,  pp.  329,  487,  567  ;  v.  46,  1889,  p.  50,  v.  48, 
1891,  p.  400.)— Driver,  S.  R.  Recent  theories  on  the 
origin  and  nature  of  the  tetragrammaton.  20  pp. 
(Driver,  S.  R.,  and  others,  Studia  Biblica,  p.  1.) — Fair- 
child,  J.  H.  Divine  personality.  17  pp.  (Biblioth. 
Sacra,  v.  41,  1884,  p.  217.) — Fiske,  J.  Idea  of  God.  35  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  56,  1885,  pp.  642,  791.)— God  in  His 
word.  5  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  65,  1890,  p.  847.) — 
Gruenbaum,  M.  Ueber  Schem  hammephorasch  als 
nachbildung  eines  aramaeischen  ausdrucks  und  ueber 
sprachliche  nachbildung  ueberhaupt.  153  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  39,  1885,  p.  543 ;  v.  40,  1886,  p.  234 ; 


v.  41,  1887,  p.  644.)— Haskell,  W.  Personality  of  God. 
28  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  40,  1881,  p.  173.) — Howland, 
S.  W.  Relation  of  God  to  His  universe.  15  pp.  (Bibli¬ 
oth.  Sacra,  v.  44,  1887,  p.  693.)— Marsh,  W.  H.  H.  Divine 
moral  government  mediatorial.  26  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra, 
v.  44,  1887,  p.  642.)— Mooar,  G.  Field  of  knowledge 
strangely  abandoned.  14  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  39, 
1882,  p.  38.)— Redhouse,  J.  W.  On  “The  most  comely 
names  ”...  bestowed  on  God  in  the  Qur’an  or  by  Mus¬ 
lim  writers.  69  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ. 
n.  s.  v.  12,  1880,  p.  1.)— Schulz,  K.  Die  rede  (ratio, 
Aoyo? ).  Ermittlung  der  geistesgeschichtlichen  stelle  des 
Gottesgedankens.  49  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  19, 
1889,  pp.  41,  141.)— Self- revelation  of  God.  24  pp. 
(London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  71,  1889,  p.  67.)— Stevens,  G.  B. 
Prof.  Harris’  “  Philosophical  basis  of  theism.”  9  pp.  (New 
Englander,  v.  42,  1883,  p.  820.) — Stiles,  W.  C.  Freedom 
of  God.  10  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  51,  1889,  p.  456.) — 
Synionds,  J.  A.  Darwin’s  Thoughts  about  God.  5  pp. 
(Essays,  spec,  and  suggest,  v.  2,  p.  281.)— Tertnllianus, 
Q.  S.  F.  De  testimonio  animae.  10  pp.  ( Vienna,  Akad. 
wissens.  Corpus  script  eccles.  Lat.  v.  20,  p.  134.)  — Whe- 
don.  D.  D.  God  as  discernible  in  the  phenomena  of  the 
world.  12  pp.  (Essays,  reviews,  and  discourses,  p.  249.) — 
Williams.  J.  M.  Divine  limitation.  15  pp.  (Biblioth. 
Sacra,  v.  47,  1890,  p.  253.) 

See  also  Atheism. — Bible. — Deism.— Jehovah. — 
Monotheism. — Natural  theology. — Polytheism. 
— Predestination. — Providence  of  God.  —  Re¬ 
ligion.  —  Theism.  —  Theocracy.  —  Theology.  — 
Trinity. 

Gocl  ill  tlie  mount.  Vicars,  J.  Jehovah- Jir eh. 

1506 

Godard,  John  George. 

George  Birbeck,  the  pioneer  of  popular 
education  :  a  memoir  and  a  review.  London, 
1884.  12°.  4871 

Godavari,  India.  Morris,  H.  Descriptive  and 
historical  account  of  the  Godavery  district  in 
the  Presidency  of  Madras.  1878.  3413 

See  also  Madras. 

Godbold,  E.  H.  (Ed.) 

Athlete’s  guide.  See  Jackson,  N.  L.,  and 
Godbold,  E.  H. 

Goddard,  Rev.  Edward  Hungerford.  1854 — . 

Glossary  of  words  used  in  the  county  of 
Wiltshire.  See  Dartnell,  G.  E.,  and  Goddard, 
Rev.  E.  H. 

Goddard,  Henry  P.  Luther  Martin  :  the  “  Fed¬ 
eral  bull-dog.”  Baltimore,  1887.  8°.  (Md. 
Hist.  Soc.  Fund  pub.  no.  24.)  3592 

Goddard  brass  in  Aldbourn  church.  2  pp. 

1  pi.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  11,  1869, 
p.  339.) 

Godde  de  Liancourt,  Caliste  Auguste  Comte 
de,  and  Pincott,  Fr6d6ric.  Primitive  and 
universal  laws  of  the  formation  and  develop¬ 
ment  of  language  :  a  rational  and  inductive 
system  founded  on  the  natural  basis  of  ono- 
matops.  London,  1874.  8°.  — 2174 

Godden,  Thomas,  D.  D. 

Stillingfleet,  E.,  Bp.  of  Worcester.  De¬ 
fence  of  the  discourse  concerning  the  idolatry 
practised  in  the  Church  of  Rome,  in  answer 
to  a  book  entituled,  Catholicks  no  idolaters. 
1709.  (Works,  v.  5.)  — 4232 


GODDEN,  Thomas 


1760 


GODKIN,  Georgina  Sarah 


- Several  conferences  between  a  Romish 

,  priest,  a  fanatick-chaplain,  and  a  divine  of  the 
Church  of  England,  concerning  the  idolatry 
of  the  Church  of  Rome  :  being  a  full  answer 
to  the  late  dialogues  of  T.  G.  1710.  (  Works, 

v.  6. )  —4232 

-  Stillingfleet,  E.,  Bp.  of  Worcester.  Letter  to  G.;  giv¬ 
ing  a  true  account  of  a  late  conference  at  the  deanery 
of  St.  Paul’s.  3  pp.  (  Works,  v.  6,  p.  183.)— Second  letter 
to  G.,  in  answer  to  2  letters  lately  pub.  concerning  the 
conference  at  the  deanery  of  St.  Paul’s.  22  pp.  ( Works, 
v.  6,  p.  186.) 

Godefroid  de  Bouillon,  Duke  of  Lorraine  and 
King  of  Jerusalem. 

Guillelmus,  Abp.  of  Tyre.  Godeffroy  of 
Boloyne ;  or,  the  siege  and  conqueste  of  Jeru¬ 
salem.  Tr.  from  the  French  by  Wm.  Caxton, 
and  printed  by  him  in  1481.  1893.  ( Early 

Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extra  s.  no.  64. )  2123 

-  Courtois,  A.  Lieu  de  naissance  de  G.  9  pp.  (Soc. 

antiq.  de  Morinie,  Bull.  1854-57,  p.  296.) — Le  Roux  de 
Llncy,  A.  J.  V.  Analyse  du  Roman  de  Godefroi  de 
Bouillon.  24  pp.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  Ghartes,  v.  2,  1840, 
p.  437.) 

See  also  Tasso,  T.  Gerusalemme  liberata. 


Godefroy,  Fr6d6ric  Eug&ne.  1826 — . 

Dictionnaire  de  l’ancienne  langue  franyaise 
et  de  tous  ses  dialectes  du  IX  au  XV  siecle. 
Paris,  1881-97.  9  v.  4°.  R.13 

Note.—V.  8,  pt.  2 ;  9  form  the  supplement. 


Contents. 

A-Caistaigneux,  v.  1.  Parsommer-Remem- 

Casteillon-Dyvis,  v.  2.  brance,  v.  6. 

E-Fildron,  v.  3.  Remembrant-Traior,  v.  7. 

Filg-Listage,  v.  4.  Traire-Zygaine,  v.  8,  pt.  1. 

Liste-Parsomme,  v.  5.  A-Carrefour,  v.  8,  pt.  2. 

Carrel-Estendre,  v.  9. 

(Rev.  of  in  Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  86,  1881,  p.  968.) 


Godefroy,  Jean  (Ed.)  1656-1732. 

MSmoires  de  Messire  Philippe  de  Comines, 
Seigneur  d’Argenton.  See  Comines,  P.  de. 


Godell,  Guillaume,  Monk  of  St.  Martial  de 

Limoges.  12  cent.  Chronicon  ab  anonymo  continuatum. 
2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  21,  p.  760.) 

Godericli,  Lord.  See  Robinson,  F.  J.,  1  Earl 
of  Ripon. 

Goderich,  Canada.  Town  of  G.  16  pp.  (Big- 

gar,  E.  B.,  Canadian  cities,  p.  23.) 

Godericus.  12  cent.  Voyage  unto  the  Holy 

Land,  an.  3  Hen.  I.  2  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  2, 
p.  45.) 

Godet,  ( — ),  Jr. 

Nouveau  plan  routier  de  la  ville  et  des 
faubourgs  de  Paris.  Paris,  1826.  8°.  .2682 

Godet,  Philippe  Ernest.  1850 — . 

Histoire  litteraire  de  la  Suisse  fran9aise. 
Paris,  1890.  8°.  2224 


- A  propos  d’une  collection  d’autographes.  35  pp. 

( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  22,  1884,  p.  156 ;  v.  23, 
1884,  p.  366;  v.  27,  1885,  p.  378.)— Critique  neuchatelois  il 
y  a  cent  ans:  Henri-David  Chaillet.  26  pp.  ( Biblioth . 
univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  46,  1890,  p.  504.) — Etudiant 
neuchatelois  il  y  a  cent  ans :  Henri-David  Chaillet.  27  pp. 
(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  45,  1890,  p.  91.) — 
Chroniqueur  neuchatelois.  16  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ. 
et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  24,  1884,  p.  322.)— Education  au 


sigclepassg.  8pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  etrev.  suisse,  3pgr.  v.  35, 
1887,  p.  106.)— Roman ciers  contemporains.  Ferdinand 
Fabre.  55  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  48, 

1890,  pp.  5,  359.)— Jeune  fille  du  XVIII  si£cle.  26  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1891,  3  pgr.  v.  105,  p.  602.) — Esprit 
de  Marc  Monnier.  38  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
3  pgr.  v.  37,  1888,  pp.  91,  258.)—  Mouvement  littgraire  de  la 
Suisse  roinande  en  1885-86.  5  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  neufranz. 
sprache  u.  lit.  v.  9,  pt.  2,  1887,  p.  20.) — Alexandre  Vinet. 
10  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  46,  1890, 
p.  376.) 

- Rambert,  E.  Un  pofete  neuchatelois.  8  pp.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  pgr.  v.  14,  1882,  p.  143.) 

Godfrey,  John  Thomas. 

History  of  the  parish  and  priory  of  Lenton, 
in  the  county  of  Nottingham.  London,  1884. 
8°.  2544 

-  Notes  on  the  churches  of  Nottinghamshire: 

hundred  of  Rushcliffe.  [Illustr.]  London, 
1887.  8°.  .2523 

Godfrey  of  Bouillon.  See  Godefroid  de 
Bouillon. 

Godin,  Isabel.  Carpenter,  F.  D.  Y.  Journey 

of  G.  4  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  10,  1883,  p.  397.) 

Godin,  Jean  Baptist  Andr6.  Knight,  W.  T. 

A  practical  philanthropist,  and  his  work.  7  pp.  (Mac¬ 
millan’s  Mag.  v.  59,  1889,  p.  178.) 

Godinlio  de  Eredia,  Emanuel.  16  cent. 

Malaca,  l’Inde  meridionale,  et  le  Cathay. 
MS.  original  autographe  .  .  .  Reproduit  en 
fac-simile  et  tr.  par  M.  L§on  Janssen.  [Por¬ 
tuguese  and  French.]  Bruxelles,  1882.  4°. 

1402 

Note. — Only  120  copies.  This  is  no.  101. 

Godkin,  Edwin  Lawrence.  1831 — . 

Henry  G.  Pearson  :  a  memorial  address 
delivered  June  21,  1894.  New  York,  [1894]. 
8°.  4753 

-  American  home  rule.  12  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 

v.  19,  1886,  p.  793.)— Public  opinion  and  the  civil  ser¬ 
vice.  11pp.  (Forum,  v.  8,  1889,  p.  237.)— Criminal 
politics.  18  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  706.) — 
“The  economic  man.”  13pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  153, 

1891,  p.  491.)— Was  the  Emin  expedition  piratical? 
12  pp.  (Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  633.)— American  view  of 
Ireland.  18  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  175.) — 
American  opinion  on  the  Irish  question.  8  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22,  1887,  p.  285.)— Money  interests 
in  political  affairs.  10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  1.) — 
Key  to  municipal  reform.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  151,  1890,  p.  422.)— Newspapers  here  and  abroad. 
8  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  197.) — Danger  of  an 
office-holding  aristocracy.  6  pp.  (Century  Mag. 
v.  2,  1882,  p.  287.)— American  view  of  popular  govern¬ 
ment.  14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  177.)— 
Month  of  quarantine.  7  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  155, 1892, 
p.  737.)— Republican  party  and  the  negro.  12  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  7,  1888,  p.  246.) 

-  Handbook  of  Home  rule.  See  Gladstone, 

W.  E.,  and  others. 

-  (Ed.)  The  Nation.  See  Nation,  The. 

-  Maine,  Sir  H.  J.  8.  Mr.  Godkin  on  popular  govern¬ 
ment.  14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  366.) 

Godkin,  Georgina  Sarah.  Young  Cavour. 

8  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  61,  1890,  p.  444.) — Old  Italy 
versus  Young  Italy.  5  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  134,  1890, 

p.  82.) 


GODMAN,  Frederick  Du  Oane 


1761 


GODWIN,  Edward  William 


Godman,  Frederick  Du  Cane. 

Wallis,  H.  Godman  collection  :  Persian 
ceramic  art  in  the  collection  of  Mr.  F.  Du 
Cane  Godman.  1891.  — 17E2 


—  and  Salvin,  Osbert  (Eds.)  Biologia  Cen- 
trali- Americana  ;  or,  contributions  to  the 
knowledge  of  the  fauna  and  flora  of  Mexico 
and  Central  America.  Archaeology,  1  v.  and 
atlas  ;  Botany,  4  v.  and  atlas  ;  Zoology,  29  v. 
London,  1879-97,  34  v.  and  atlas,  2  v.  4°. 


Archaeology. 


J. 


Contents.  Maudslay,  A.  P.  Archaeology.— Goodman, 
T.  Archaic  Maya  inscriptions. 

1742 


Botany. 


Contents.  Hemsley,  W.  B.  Bibliography,  v.  4. — 
Hemsley,  W.  B.  Sketch  of  the  history  of  the  botani¬ 
cal  exploration  of  Mexico  and  Central  America,  v.  4. 
— Hemsley,  W.  B.  Costa-Bican  ferns,  v.  4.— Gaumer, 
G.  F.  Cozumel  island,  enumeration  of  a  small  col¬ 
lection  of  plants  made  in  1885,  v.  4.— Dyer,  W.  T.  T. 
Cycadaeeae,  v.  3.— Hemsley,  W.  B.  Further  details  of 
the  distribution  of  some  of  the  more  prominent 
natural  orders,  v.  4.— Hemsley,  W.  B.  Enumeration  of 
the  gamopetalae,  with  descriptions  of  new  species, 
v.  2.— Hemsley,  W.  B.  Outlines  of  the  geography  and 
the  prominent  features  of  the  flora  of  Mexico  and  Cen¬ 
tral  America,  v.  4. — Gaumer,  G.  F.  List  of  plants  from 
Holbox,  Mugeres,  Cozumel,  and  Ruatan  islands,  off  the 
coasts  of  Yucatan  and  Honduras,  v.  4.— Hemsley,  W.  B. 
Enumeration  of  the  incompletae,  monocotyledones, 
and  cryptogamic  vasculares,  with  descriptions  of  new 
species,  v.  3.— Hemsley,  W.  B.  Introduction,  v.  1. — 
Hooker,  Sir  J.  D.  Commentary  on  the  introduction  and 
appendix,  v.  1. — Hemsley,  W.  B.  Specimen  of  the 
mountain  flora  of  South  Mexico  and  Central  Amer¬ 
ica,  v.  4.— Hemsley,  W.  B.  Altitudinal  distribution  of 
orchids  in  south  Mexico,  and  the  dominating  features 
of  the  general  vegetation,  v.  4. — Plates,  v.  5.— List  of 
plates,  v.  5.— Hemsley,  W.  B.  Enumeration  of  the 
polypetalae,  with  descriptions  of  new  species,  v.  1.— 
Hemsley,  W.  B.  Preface,  v.  1. — Hemsley,  W.  B.  Pre¬ 
liminary  remarks,  v.  4. — Hemsley,  W.  B.  Recap¬ 
itulation  of  the  dominant  features  of  the  flora  of 
Mexico  and  Central  America,  with  remarks  on  its  prob¬ 
able  derivation,  v.  4.— Hemsley,  W.  B.  Relationships 
with  the  floras  of  other  regions,  v.  4. — Hemsley,  W.  B. 
Summary  and  analysis  of  the  flora,  v.  4.— Hemsley, 
W.  B.  Supplement  uni :  additamenta,  emendata,  et 
corrigenda,  v.  4.— Index,  v.  4. 

—2691 

Zoology. 

Contents.  Stoll,  O.,  and  Cambridge,  O.  P.  Arach- 
nida  acaridea.— Cambridge,  O.  P.  Arachnida 
araneidea.— Salvin,  O.,  and  Godman,  F.  Du  C.  Aves, 
2  v.— Pocock,  R.  I.  Chilopoda.— Bates,  H.  W.,  Jacoby, 
M.,  Gorham,  H.  S.,  Waterhouse,  C.  O.,  Baly,  J.  S.,  Cham¬ 
pion,  G.  C.,  Lewis,  G.,  Blandford,  W.  F.  H.,  Sharp,  D. 
Coleoptera,  7  v.— Osten  Sacken,  K.  R.  R.,  Baron  von, 
Wulp,  F.  M.  van  der,  Williston,  S.  W.  Diptera,  v.  3.— 
Cameron,  P.  Hymenoptera,  2  v.— Druce,  H.  Bepi- 
doptera  heterocera.— Godman.  F.  Du  C.,  and  Salvin, 
O.  Bepidoptera  rliopalocera,  2  v.— Alston,  E.  R. 
Mammalia. — Martens,  E.  von.  Terrestrial  and  fluviate 
mollusca. — Eaton,  A.  E.  Xeuroptera. — Bormans, 
A.  de,  Saussure,  H.  de,  Zehntner,  L.,  Pictet,  A.  Or- 
thoptcra.  —  Guenther,  A.  Reptilia.  —  Godman, 
F.  Du  C.,  and  Salvin,  O.  Rliopalocera.— Distant, 
W.  L.  Rhynchota  heteroptera.  —  Distant,  W. 
L.,  and  Fowler,  W.  W.  Rhynchota  liomoptera, 
2  V. 

—2661 


Godman,  John  D.,  M.  D.  1794-1830. 

American  natural  history.  Phila.,  1826-28. 
3  v.  8°.  —1676 

-  Elements  of  physiology.  See  Richerand,  A. 

- Sewall,  T.  Memoirs  of  G.  20  pp.  ( Bound  pamph. 

v.  249.) 

Godmancliester,  England.  Fox,  R.  History 
of  Godmanchester.  1831.  .2533 

See  also  Huntingdonshire. 

Godo,  St.  Abbot  of  Oya.  Vita.  6  pp.  (Mar¬ 
ine,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  coll.  v.  6, 
p.  793.) 

Godolphin,  Sidney,  1  Earl  of  Godolphin. 

Elliot,  H.  Life  of  Sidney,  Earl  of  Go¬ 
dolphin.  1888.  4715 

-  L.ord  Godolphin.  31pp.  {Quart.  Bev.  v.  168,  1889, 

p.  198. )— Sidney,  Earl  of  Godolphin.  27  pp.  {Edin. 
Bev.  v.  169,  1889,  p.  301.) 

Godolphin,  Sidney.  1610-42.  Song.  2  pp. 

(Ellis,  G.,  Early  Eng.  poets,  v.  3,  p.  202.) 

-  and  Waller,  Edmund  (TVs.)  Passion  of 

Dido  for  .Eneas :  as  it  is  incomparably  exprest  in  the 
fourth  book  of  Virgil.  19  pp.  (Dryden,  J.,  Miscel.  poems, 
v.  4,  p.  131.) 

Godred  Crovan :  poem.  Chatterton,  T. 
( Manx  Soc.  v.  30.)  2516 

Godric,  St.  Zupitza,  J.  Cantus  beati  Godrici. 

32  pp.  {Eng.  studien,  v.  11,  1888,  p.  401.) 

God’s  arke  overtopping  the  world’s  waves. 

Vicars,  J.  1506 

Gods  free  mercy  to  England.  Calamy,  E. 
(Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

Gods  government  of  His  church,  and  the 
deputation  thereof  to  men,  both  for  the  civill 
and  ecclesiastical  estate.  [London],  1641. 
sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  J,  v.  1. )  4555 

God’s  House  of  Hull,  commonly  called  the 
Charterhouse,  History  of.  Cook,  J.  .2533 
Gods  in  exile.  22  pp.  Heine,  C.  J.  H.,  Prose 

writings,  p.  268. 

Gods  providence  :  a  sermon  preached  before 
the  .  .  .  House  of  Commons.  Corbet,  E. 
(Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

Gods  warning  to  England  by  the  voyce  of  His 
rod.  Scudder,  H.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  6.) 

4555 

Gods  work  of  mercy,  in  Sions  misery. 
Strickland,  J.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  6.) 

4555 

Godwin,  Edward  William.  1833-86.  On  ancient 
Bristol.  20  pp.  1  pi.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat. 
Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  14,  1869,  p.  23.)  —  Account  of  the 
church  of  Biddeston  St.  Nicholas,  Wilts.  4  pp. 
2  pi.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  4,  1858, 
p.  143.)— Account  of  the  church  of  St.  John  the 
Baptist,  Colerne.  9  pp.  4  pi.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and 
Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  3,  1857,  p.  358. )— Account  of  Bitch- 
ridge  church.  Wilts.  3  pp.  2  pi.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol. 
and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  4,  1858,  p.  146.)— Bress,  and  its 
'relation  to  health  and  climate.  86  pp.  (London,  Inter- 
nat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  10,  p.  193.)— Greek  home 
according  to  Homer.  9  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19, 
1886,  p.  914.) 


GODWIN,  Francis 


1762 


GOEDEKE,  Karl 


Godwin,  Francis,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Hereford.  1561- 
1633. 

Annales  of  England.  Containing  the 
reignes  of  Henry  VIII,  Edward  VI,  Queene 
Mary.  Written  in  Latin,  thus  Englished, 
corrected  and  inlarged  ...  by  Morgan  God- 
wyn.  London,  1630.  r.  8°.  1552 

- Voyage  of  Domingo  Gonzales  to  the  world 

of  the  moon.  25  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  10,  1888,  p.  428.) 

-  Hoenncher,  E.  Bemerkungen  zu  Godwin’s  “  Voy¬ 
age  of  Domingo  Gonzales  to  the  moon.”  36  pp.  ( Anglia , 
v.  10,  1888,  p.  452.) 

Godwin,  George.  [Notice  of.]  3  pp.  (Brit. 

Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  44,  1888,  p.  120.) 

Godwin,  Mrs.  Mary  Wollstonecraft.  1756-97. 

Original  stories  from  real  life ;  with  con¬ 
versations,  calculated  to  regulate  the  affec¬ 
tions  and  form  the  mind  to  truth  and  good¬ 
ness.  London,  1791.  12°.  1203 

-  Pennell,  E.  R.  Life  of  Mary  Wollstone¬ 
craft.  1884.  ( Famous  women.)  3767 

- Paul,  C.  K.  Mary  Wollstonecraft :  a  vindication. 

15  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  17,  1878,  p.748.) — Wood- 
berry,  G.  E.  Mary  Wollstonecraft.  9  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  46,  1880,  p.  838.)— Writing’s  of  Mary  Woll¬ 
stonecraft.  14  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  133,  1890,  p.  10.) — 
Ziminern,  H.  Mary  Wollstonecraft.  17  pp.  (Deutsch. 
rundschav,  v.  60,  1889,  p.  247.) 

Godwin,  Rev.  Morgan,  Archdeacon  of  Shrop¬ 
shire  ( TV .)  17  cent. 

Annales  of  England.  See  Godwin,  F.,  Bp. 
of  Hereford. 

Godwin,  Parke.  1816 — . 

George  Wm.  Curtis.  A  commemorative 
address  delivered  before  the  Century  Associa¬ 
tion,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  17,  1892.  New  York,  1893. 
8°.  4733 

-  Calhoun.  16  pp.  (Kirkland,  Mrs.  C.  M.  S.,  and 

others,  Homes  of  Am.  statesmen,  p.  397.) — Jackson. 
12  pp.  (Kirkland,  Mrs.  C.  M.  S.,  and  others,  Homes  of 
Am.  statesmen,  p.  341.) — Jefferson.  18  pp.  (Kirkland, 
Mrs.  C.  M.  S.,  and  others,  Homes  of  Am.  statesmen ,  p.  77.) 

-  (Ed.)  Prose  writings  of  Wm.  Cullen  Bry¬ 
ant.  See  Bryant,  W.  C. 

-  (Ed.)  Truth  and  poetry:  from  my  own 

life ;  or,  autobiography  of  Goethe.  See 
Goethe,  J.  W.  von. 

Godwin,  Thomas.  See  Godwyn,  T. 

Godwin,  Timothy.  Life  and  character  of  that 

eminent  and  learned  prelate,  the  late  Dr.  Edw.  Stilling- 
fleet,  Lord  Bp.  of  Worcester.  Together  with  some  ac¬ 
count  of  the  works  he  has  published.  46  pp.  (Stilling- 
fleet,  E.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Godwin,  William.  1756-1836. 

Adventures  of  Caleb  Williams.  New  York, 
1832.  2  v.  12°.  4107 

-  Antonio  :  a  tragedy  in  five  acts.  London, 

1800.  8°.  3362 

-  Deloraine.  London,  1833.  3  v.  p.  8°.  1292 

-  Enquirer.  Reflections  on  education,  man¬ 
ners,  and  literature ;  in  a  series  of  essays. 
London,  1797.  8°.  2283 

Contents.  Of  avarice  and  profusion. — Of  beggars. 
— Of  early  indications  of  character. — Of  the  study  of 
the  classics. —  Of  cohabitation.— Of  the  obtaining 
of  confidence.— Of  deception  and  frankness.— Of 
public  gnd  private  education.— Of  English  style,— 


Of  posthumous  fame.— Of  the  sources  of  genius.— On 
the  communication  of  knowledge. — Of  learning. — 
Of  manly  treatment  and  behaviour.— Of  awakening 
the  mind. — Of  difference  in  opinion. — Of  polite¬ 
ness.  -Of  choice  in  reading. — Of  an  early  taste  for 
reading. — Of  reasoning  and  contention.— Of  personal 
reputation.  —  Of  riches  and  poverty.  —  Of  self- 
denial. — Of  servants. — Of  the  utility  of  talents. — 
Of  trades  and  professions.  —  Of  the  happiness  ot 
youth. 

-  Fleetwood ;  or,  the  new  man  of  feeling. 

London,  1805.  3  v.  16°.  1293 

-  History  of  the  life  of  Wm.  Pitt,  Earl  ox 

Chatham.  2  ed.  [Anon.)  London,  1783.  8°. 

4776 

-  Mandeville  :  a  tale  of  the  seventeenth  cen¬ 
tury  in  England.  Edinburgh,  1817.  3  v.  12°. 

1292 

-  St.  Leon  :  a  tale  of  the  sixteenth  century. 

3  ed.  London,  1816.  4  v.  12°.  1292 

-  Sketches  of  history,  in  six  sermons.  Lon¬ 
don,  1784.  12°.  —4257 

Contents.  Resignation  of  Aaron. — Degeneracy  ox 
IJazacl. — Arraignment  of  Jesus.— Character  of  Jesus. 
— Crucifixion  of  Jesus. — Resurrection  of  Jesus. 

-  [Attributed  to.)  Looking-glass  :  a  true  his¬ 
tory  of  the  early  years  of  an  artist  by  The- 
ophilius  Marcliffe  [pseud.]  With  an  appen¬ 
dix  by  F.  G.  Stephens.  London,  1805,  repr. 
1885.  16°.  4787 

- Everett,  A.  H.  New  ideas  on  population: 

with  remarks  on  the  theories  of  Malthus  and 
Godwin.  1823.  — 2304 

-  Green,  T.  Examination  of  the  leading 

principle  of  the  new  system  of  morals  as  that 
principle  is  stated  and  applied  in  Godwin’s 
Enquiry  concerning  political  justice.  1798. 
( Pamphlets ,  v.  17.)  3116 

-  I>e  tfcuincey,  T.  Mr.  Godwin.  4  pp.  (Coll,  writings, 

v.  3,  p.  23.) — Wm.  Godwin.  10  pp.  (Coll,  writings,  v.  11, 
p.  326.) — Gilfillan,  G.  Wm.  Godwin.  24  pp.  (In  his 
Sketches  of  mod.  lit.  v.  1,  p.  28.) 

Godwyn,  Morgan.  See  Godwin,  M. 

Godwyn,  Thomas.  1587-1643. 

Archaeologiae  Atticae  libri  septem  :  seven 
books  of  the  Attick  antiquities.  6  ed.  Ox¬ 
ford,  1667.  sm.  4°.  ( With  his  Romanae  hist, 

in  preceding  catalogue. )  1778 

* -  Moses  and  Aaron  :  civil  and  ecclesiastical 

rites  used  by  the  ancient  Hebrews.  12  ed. 
London,  1685.  sm.  4°.  ( With  his  Romanae 

hist,  in  preceding  catalogue. )  1778 

Goebel,  Anton.  Sallwuerk,  E.  von.  Biblio- 
thek  gediegener  und  interessanter  franzoesischer  werke 
von  G.  17  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  neufranz.  sprache  u.  lit.  v.  1, 1879, 
p.  424.) 

Goebel,  Karl.  1814-87.  Ueber  die  gegenseiti- 

gen  beziehungen  der  pflanzenorgane.  31  pp.  (Samml. 
wissens.  vortrg.  v.  19,  1884,  p.  777.) 

Goedeke,  Karl.  Heyne,  M.,  and  Jeep,  E. 

Karl  Goedeke.  7  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Ooethe-jahrb.  v.  9, 
1888,  p.  279.) — I.ier,  H.  A.  Karl  Goedeke.  9  pp.  (Unsere 
Zeit,  1888,  v.  1,  p.  180.) 

-  and  Goetze,  Edmund.  Johann  Rist’s 

leben  und  dichten.  47  pp.  (Goedeke,  K.,  and  Tittmann, 
J.,  Deutsch.  dichter  17  jahr.  v.  15,  p.  ix.) 


GOEDEKE,  Karl 


1763 


GOETHE,  Catharina  Elisabeth  Textor 


-  (Eds.)  Dichtungen  von  Johann  Rist.  See 

Rist,  J. 

-  and  Tittmann,  Julius  (Eds.)  Deutsche 

dichter  des  siebzehnten  jahrhunderts.  Mit 
einleitungen  und  anmerkungen.  v.  15.  Leip¬ 
zig,  1885.  12°.  2355 

Contents.  Rist,  J.  Dichtungen. 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Goelirtle,  Prussia.  Malortie,  C.  E.  von.  Hi- 

storische  nachrichten  ueber  die  G.  29  pp.  (In  his  Bei- 
traege  zur  gesch.  des  Braunschweig-Lueneburg.  hauses 
und  hofes,  v.  2,  p.  142.) 

Goeje,  Michael  Jan  de.  1836 — .  Al-Belad- 

hori’s  Ans&b  al-aschraf.  25  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  v.  38,  1884,  p.  382.) — Zur  historischen  geographic 
Babylon  ions.  16  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits. 
v.39,  1885,  p.  1.) — Persische  bruchzahlen  bei  Bctlidhori. 
3  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  36,  1882,  p.  339.) — 
Vollers:  Fragmente  aus  dem  Mugrib  des  Ibn  Sa’id. 
6  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  49,  1895,  p.  706.) — 
Einiges  ueber  den  Im&m  12  pp.  (Deutsch. 

morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  47,  1893,  p.  106.)— Wm.  Wright. 
8  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  8  s.  v.  13,  1889,  p.  522.) 

Goeli,  Herr.  Herzog,  H.  Her  Goeli.  2  pp. 

(Germania,  v.  31,  1886,  p.  326.) 

Goeli,  Heinrich  Hermann.  1822-79. 

Kulturbilder  aus  Hellas  und  Rom.  3  aufl. 
Leipzig,  1880.  2  v.  8°.  2724 

Goelllieim,  Bavaria.  Hirzelin.  Ueber  die 

schlacht  bei  G.,  1298.  8  pp.  ( Boehmer,  J.  F.,  Fontes  rer. 
German,  v.  2,  p.  479.) 

Goengu-H volfs  saga.  95  pp.  ( Asmundarson, 

V.,  Fomaldarsoegur  Nordrlanda,  v.  3,  p.  143.) 

Goepp,  Charles. 

New  Rome.  See  Poesche,  T.,  and  Goepp,  C. 
Goeppert,  Heinrich  Robert.  1800-84. 

Ueber  einschluesse  im  diamant.  Haarlem, 
1864.  4°.  —1732 

- Nachtraege  zur  kenntniss  der  conlferenlioelzer 

der  palaeozoischen  formationen.  68  pp.  12  pi.  (Berlin, 
Akad.  wissens.  Phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  1887,  p.  1.) 

Goerbersdorf,  Brehmer  und.  5  pp.  Gott- 

schall,  K.  R.  von.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  1,  p.  377.) 

Goerenz,  Johann  August.  1765-1836.  Intro- 

ductio  ad  Ciceronis  libros  De  finibus  bonorum  et  malo- 
rum.  15  pp.  (Cicero,  M.  T.,  Opera  philosophica,  v.  2,  p.  6  : 
Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Biblioth.  class.  Lat.) 

Goergei,  Arthur.  1818 — . 

My  life  and  acts  in  Hungary,  1848-49.  New 
York,  1852.  p.  8°.  3474 

Goering,  Hugo.  1849 — .  Sophie  Germain,  die 

vorlaeuferin  Comte’s.  43  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  91,  1887, 
pp.  1,  171.) 

Goering,  Karl  Theodor.  1841-79.  Raum  und 

stoff  von  W.  Goering.  18  pp.  (Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wissens. 
philos.  v.  1, 1877,  p.  597.) 

-  ( Ed. )  Vierteljahrsschrift  fuer  wissenschaft- 

liche  philosophic.  See  Vierteljahrsschrift  fuer 
wissenschaftliche  philosophie  (in  preceding 
catalogue). 

-  [Notice  of]  G.  4  pp.  (Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wissens. 

philos.  V.  3,  1879,  p.  257. ) 

Goering,  Wilhelm.  Goering,  K.  T.  Raum 

und  stoff  von  G.  18  pp.  ( Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wissens. 
philos.  v.  1,  1877,  p.  597.) 

VOL.  III. -221. 


Goerlieli,  Ewald. 

Suedwestliche  dialecte  der  Langue  d’o'il  : 
Poitou,  Aunis,  Saintonge,  und  Angoumois. 
Heilbronn,  1882.  8°.  (Franzoes.  studien,  v.  3.) 

—2182 

Goerlitz,  Johann,  Herzog  von.  ILorcicka,  A. 

Aufruf  des  G.  vom  7  Juni,  1394.  4  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch. 
d.  deutsch.  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  28, 1890,  p.  369.) 

Goerlitzer,  Max. 

Der  husitische  einfall  in  die  Mark  im  jahre 
1432  und  die  “  Husitenschlacht  ”  bei  Bernau. 
Berlin,  1891-92.  2  v.  in  1,  4°.  3601 

Goerres,  Franz.  Zur  kritik  einiger  auf  die 

geschichte  des  Kaisers  Aurelianus  bezueglicher  quellen. 
7  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  42,  1884,  p.  615.) — Zu  Eusebius 
und  Aelius  Spartianus.  10  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  42, 
1884,  p.  134.) — Zu  Juvenal.  13  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  41, 
1882,  p.  719.) 

Goerres,  Jakob,  or  Johann  Joseph  von.  1776- 
1848. 

Vortraege  ueber  encyclopaedie  und  me- 
thodologie  des  academischen  unterrichts, 
1841-42.  Muenchen,  1891.  8°.  — 2304 

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- (Ed.)  Darstellung  der  spanischen  literatur 

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W.  G.  W.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

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(Correspondant,  v.  29,  1852,  p.  742;  v.  30,  1852,  p.  484.) 

Goertz,  Georg  Henrik,  Baron.  1668-1719. 

Letters.  See  Gyllenborg,  C.,  Count,  and 
others. 

-  Charles  XII,  King  of  Sweden ,  and  others. 

Copies  and  extracts  of  several  letters,  relating 
to  the  negociations  of  Baron  Gortz,  &c. 
[Fr.  and  Eng.']  1717.  ( With  Whole  proceed¬ 
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Goerz,  Austria.  Freeman,  E.  A.  Gorizia. 
11  pp.  (In  his  Sketches  from  the  subject  and  neighbour 
lands  of  Venice,  p.  41.) 

Goes,  Damiao  de.  Circa  1501-73.  Hispania. 

16  pp.  (Beale,  R.,  Ber.  Hispan.  script,  v.  2,  p.  1235.) 

Goesclien,  Johann  Friedrich  Ludwig.  1778- 
1837. 

Gaii  Institutionum  commentarii  quattuor 
C.  Lachmannus  .  .  .  recognovit.  See  Gaius. 
Goeteborg.  See  Gothenburg. 

Goetlials,  Arnould.  1425-1505. 

Chronique  de  l’Abbaye  de  St.  AndrA  Tr. 
pour  la  premiere  fois  d’aprSs  le  MS.  de  la 
Bibliotheque  de  Bruges ;  suivie  de  melanges 
historiques  et  litteraires  par  Octave  Dele- 
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Goetlials,  Henri,  surnamed  de  Gand,  Arch¬ 
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Acad.  Inscript.  Mem.  v.  30,  pt.  2,  1883,  p.  349.) 

Goetlie,  Catharina  Elisabeth  Textor.  See 
Goethe,  Katharina  E.  T. 


GOETHE,  Cornelia  Friederike  Christiane  1764 


GOETHE,  Johann  Wolfgang  von 


Goethe,  Cornelia  Friederike  Christiane.  Duen- 

tzer,  J.  H.  J.  Kornelia  F.  C.  Goethe.  82  pp.  {In  his 
Frauenbilder  aus  Goethes  jugendzeit,  p.  126.) — Goetlie, 
J.  W.  von.  Fuenfzehn  briefe  an  seine  schwester.  73  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  7,  1886,  p.  3.) 

Goethe,  Hermann  Jakob.  Schnapper-Arnt,  G. 

Johann  Erasmus  Senckenberg  ueber  G.  3  pp.  (Geiger, 
E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  13,  1892,  p.  239.) 

Goetlie,  Johann  Caspar,  and  Goethe,  Katha- 

rina  Elisabeth  Textor.  Brief  an  Crespel.  3  pp.  (Geiger, 
E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  11,  1890,  p.  118.) 

Goethe,  Johann  Wolfgang  von.  1749-1832. 

Werke,  herausg.  von  Heinrich  Duentzer. 
v.  1-12,  14,  17-36,  pt.  2.  Berlin  and  Stutt¬ 
gart,  n.  d.  36  v.  in  35,  8°.  (Kuerschner,  J., 
Deutsche  nat.  lit.  v.  82-93,  95,  98-117,  pt.  2.) 

—3174 

Contents.  Acliilleis,  v.  5. — Der  neue  Alcinous, 
v.  3,  pt.  2. — Altboehmisclie  gediehte,  v.  32.— Ueber 
den  ausdruck  anorgiscb,  v.  31.— Antiker  form 
sirii  naehernd,  v.  2. — Nachlese  zu  Aristofeles’ 
Poetik,  v.  32.— Arnim  und  Brentano,  Des  knaben 
wunderhorn,  v.  31. — Arnold,  Der  Pfingstmontag,  v.  31. 
—Die  Athenerinnen,  v.  32.  —  Die  Anfgerogfen, 
v.  10. — Aufzug  der  vier  weltalter,  v.  11. — Aufzug 
ties  winters,  v.  11.— Zu  “Ans  eineni  stamnilxich 
von  1<>04,”  v.  31.— Ueber  die  neue  ansgabe  der 
Goetheschen  werke,  v.  31.— Ballade.  Betrachtung  und 
auslegung,  v.  31. — Beauregard-Pandin,  Spanische 
romanzen,  v.  32. — Bedenkliehstes,  v.  31.— J.  F.  Belir, 
Gedichte  von  einem  polnischen  Juden,  v.  26.— Bemer- 
knng  und  wink,  v.  32.— Berichtigung,  v.  31.— 
Bezuege  nacli  aussen.  v.  32.— Biblische  dich- 
(ungen,  v.  26.— Zwo  wichtige  bibliselie  fragen, 
v.  26. — Aufsaetze  ueber  bildemle  knnst.  v.  30.— Bio- 
grnphische  aniliiehrnngen  und  eine  skizze,  v.  25. 
— Blum,  Lyrische  gedichte,  v.  26.  —  Boelilendorf, 
Ugolino  Gherardesca,  ein  trauerspiel,  v.  31. — Amazonen 
in  Boelinien,  v.  32.— Monatsschrift  der  gesellschaft  des 
vaterlaendischen  museums  in  Boehmen,  v.  32. — Boeh- 
mische  poesie,  v.  32.— Zur  kenntnis  der  boehini- 
sehen  gebirge,  v.  34. — Geschichte  meines  botani- 
sehen  sfndinms,  v.  33. — Bowring,  Servian  popular 
poetry,  v.  32. — H.  Braun,  Versuch  in  prosaischen  fab- 
len,  v.  26.— Aus  Goethes  brieftascbe,  v.  26.— Dedikation 
des  briefwechsels  niit  Schiller.  v.  32.— Broend- 
stedt,  Reisen  und  untersuchungen  in  Griechenland, 
v.  32. — Fr.  Bnehliolz.  Bekenntnisse  einer  schoenen 
seele,  v.  31. — Der  Buergergeneral,  v.  10. — Byron, 
Cain,  v.  32. — Byron,  Manfred,  a  dramatic  poem,  v.  31. — 
Goethes  beitrag  zum  andenken  Lord  Byrons,  v.  32. — 
Byrons  Don  Juan,  v.  31.— Calderons  Tocliter 
der  luft,  v.  32. — Carlyle,  German  romance,  v.  32. — 
Carlyle,  Leben  Schillers,  vorwort,  v.  32. — Carlyle,  Life  of 
Friedrich  Schiller,  v.  32. — Graf  Carinagnola  noch 
einmal,  v.  31. — Zu  II  Conte  di  Carmagnola,  v.  31. — Cas- 
telli,  Gedichte  in  niederoesterreichischer  Mundart, 
v.  32.— Benvenuto  Cellini,  v.  28.— Livre  des  Cent-et- 
nn,v.32. — Charon  und  Charos,  v.  32.— Chinesisch- 
deutsche  jalires-  und  tageszeiten,  v.  3,  pt.  1. — 
Cliincsisclies,  v.  32. — Paralipomena  zur  ehromatik, 
v.  36,  pt.  2. — Claudine  von  Villa  Bella,  v.  6. — 
Clavigo,  v.  8. — Collin,  Regulus,  eine  tragoedie,  v.  31. 
— Lobrede  auf  den  Herrn  Friedrich  Karl  Kasimir  von 
Creutz,  v.  26.— Dante,  v.  32. — Beilis,  Die  Lieder 
Sineds  des  harden,  v.  26.— Gespraech  ueber  die  deutsche 
litteratur,  v.  31. — Deutsche  philosophie,  v.  32.— 
Neueste  deutsche  poesie,  v.  32.  —  Beutsche 
spraclie,  v.  31.— Beitraege  zur  deutsclien  lektuere, 
v.  26.— Von  dentscher  baukunst,  v.  26. — Wirkungen 
in  Peutschland  in  der  zweiten  haelftq  des  vorigen 
jahrhunderts,  v.  31. — Archiv  des  dieliters  und 
scliriftstellers,  v.  32.— Versuch  ueber  die  diclitun- 
gen,  v.  31. — Rameaus  Neffe  von  lliderot,  v.  29,  32. — 
Biderot  und  Geszner.  Moralisclie  erzaehlungen 
und  idyllen,  v.  26.— Biderots  versuch  ueber  die 


malerei,  v.  29.— Bon  Ciceio,  v.  31. — Dramen,  v.  6-11. 
— Die  drei  Paria,  v.  32.— A.  Duval,  Le  Tasse,  drame 
historique,  v.  32.— L’Eco,  Giornale  di  scienze,  etc.,  v.  32. 
—Das  mailaendische  tagsblatt  L’Eco,  v.  32. — Edin¬ 
burgh  Reviews,  v.  32.— Fragmente  einer  tragoedie 
Eginliard,  v.  11. — Egmont,  v.  8. — Elegieen,  v.  1. — 
Elpenor,  v.  10.— Elsholtz,  die  Hofdame,  v.  32.— En- 
toptisclie  farben,  v.  36,  pt.  2.— Epigrainmatiscli, 
v.  2.— Epilogen,  v.  11. — Des  Epimenides  crwaehen, 
v.  11,  31.— Ueber  epische  und  dramatische  dich- 
tung,  v.  32. — Episteln,  v.  1.— Epochen  geselliger 
bilduug,  v.  32.— Erklaerung  und  bitte,  v.  31.— Die 
erleucliteten  zeiten,  v.  26.— Erwin  und  Elmire, 
v.  7.— Die  Bacchantinnen  des  Euripides,  v.  32.— Phae- 
thon,  tragoedie  des  Euripides,  v.  32. — Zu  Phaethon  des 
Euripides,  v.  32.— Euripides’  Phaethon,  v.  32.— Der 
Ewige  Jude,  v.  5.  —  Anzeige  und  uebersicht  des 
Goethischen  werkes  zur  farbenlehre,  v.  31. — Versuch, 
die  elemente  der  farbenlehre  zu  entdecken,  v.  35.— Zur 
farbenlehre,  v.  36,  pts.  1,  2. — Ein  Fastnachtsspiel, 
v.  6.— Faust,  v.  12.— Goethe,  Faust,  tragfidie  tr.  par 
Stapfer,  v.  32.— Ferneres  ueber  weltlitteratur,  v.  32.— 
Die  Fischerin,  v.  7.  —  Epochen  der  forcierten 
talente,  v.  32.— Foreign  tfcuarterly  Review,  v.  32. 
—  Fortsetzung,  v.  31.  —  Aus  den  Frankfurter 
gelelirten  anzeigen,  v. 26.— Ueber  Goethes  recension 
fuer  die  Frankfurter  gelehrten  anzeigen,  v.  32. — Cam- 
pagne  in  Frankreicli,  v.  22. — Einzelnheiten  zur  fran- 
zoesischen  litteratur,  v.  32. — Urteilsworte  fran- 
zoesischer  kritikcr,  v.  31. — Aus  fremden  spra- 
clicn,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Anekdote  zu  den  Freuden  des 
.jiingen  Werthers,  v.  11. — Chronik  des  Otto  von 
Freysingen.  v.  31. — Frithiofs  Saga,  v.  32. — Fuern- 
stein  Deutscher  naturdichter,  v.  32. — Zu  dem  gedicht 
“  Fuersjleben,”  v.  31. — Der  Gebnrtstag:  eine  jaeger- 
idylle,  v.  31.— Antwort  auf  die  antikritik  ueber  die  recen¬ 
sion  des  "gedichts  “  Der  Geburtstag,”  v.  31.— Gedichte, 
v.  1-3,  pt.  2.— Die  geheimnisse,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Ueber  die 
geheimnisse,  v.  31.— Der  Geist  der  Jugend,  v.  11. — 
Gelegenheitsgedichte,  v.  3,  pt.  2.  —  Geneigte 
teilnahme  an  den  wanderjahren,  v.  32. — Gerhards 
Wila,  v.  32.— J.  H.  v.  Gerstenberg,  Eden,  v.  26.— Ein- 
fuehrung  eines  briefs  von  Lessing  ueber  “  Ugolino  ”  von 
Gerstenberg,  v.  31. —  Die  Geschwdster,  v.  6.  —  Der 
Deutsche  Gil  Rlas,  v.  31.— Nekrolog  des  deutschen  Gil 
Bias,  jv.  32.— Die  Pariser  zeitschrift  Le  Globe,  v.  32. — 
Vorschlag  zur  Gnete,  v.  32.  —  Ankuendigung  eines 
werkes  ueber  die  farben  vom  Hrn.  G.  R.  von  Goethe, 
v.  31.— Goetter,  Uclden,  und  JVieland,  v.  6.— 
Goettinger  niusenalmanach,  1773,  v.  26.— Goetz 
von  Berlichingeu,  v.  8. — Gott,  gemuet,  und  welt, 
v.  2. — Gott  und  welt,  v.3,  pt.  1.— Der  Grosz-Cophta, 
v.  10.— Gruebel,  Gedichte  in  Nuernberger  Mundart, 
v.  31. — Moderne  Guelfen  und  Ghibellinen,  v.  32. — 
Memoiren  Robert  Guillcniards,  v.  32.  —  Guten 
weiber,  v.  14.— Ilackert,  P.  Ueber  landschafts- 
malerei,  v.  27. — Hackert,  P.  Ueber  Oelmalerei,  v.  27. — 
Jacob  Philipp  Hackert,  v.  27,  31.— Meyer,  H.  llackerts 
kuiist-cliaraktcr,  v.  27. — A.  Hagen,  Olfried  und 
Lisena,  ein  romantisches  gedicht,  v.  31. — Nachspiel  zu 
den  Ilagestolzen,  v.  11.—  Halier,  Briefe  ueber  die 
wichtigsten  wahrheiten  der  offenbarung,  v.  26. — First 
edition  of  the  tragedy  of  Hamlet,  v.  32. — Hans- 
wursts  hoelizeit ;  oder,  der  Lauf  der  welt,  v.  6.— Ueber 
Goethes  Harzreise  im  winter,  v.  31.— Der  Hausball, 
v.  14.  —  Hebei,  Alemannische  gedichte,  v.  31.  —  Die 
feiligen  drei  koenige,  v.  31,  32.— Zu  den  Heiligen 
rei  koenigen,  v.  31.— Inschrift  von  Heilsberg,  v.  31. — 
Heiniroth,  Anthropologie,  v.  32. — Helena,  Zwischen- 
spiel  zu  Faust,  v.  32.— Ankuendigung  der  “Helena,” 
v.  32. — Helena  in  Edinburgh,  Paris,  and  Moskau,  v.  32. — 
Herder,  Id6es  sur  la  philosophic  de  l’histoire  de 
l’hnmanitS,  tr.  par  Quinet,  v.  32. — Hermann,  Die  tra- 
gischen  tetralogieen  der  Griechen,  v.  32.— Hermann 
und  Dorothea,  v.  5. — Geistesepochen  nach  Her¬ 
manns  neuesten  mittheilungen,  v.  31. — Her- 
wicli,  Franken  zur  griechischen  litteratur,  v.  26. — 
Hcnfeld  und  Klenini,  Theatralalmanach  fixer  das 
jahr  1773,  v.  26.— Gottlieb  Hillers  gedichte  und 


GOETHE,  Johann  Wolfgang  von 


1765 


GOETHE,  Johann  Wolfgang  von 


selbstbiographie,  v.  31. — Iloer-,  schreib-  und  druck- 
fehler,  v.  31.— Hollands  philosophisclie  anmer- 
kiingen  ueber  das  system  der  natur,  v.  26. — Homer 
noch  einmal,  v.  32. — Diesseitige  antwort  wegen  ueber- 
setzung  des  Homers,  v.  31. — Hood,  Whims  and  oddi¬ 
ties,  v.  32. — Ikon,  Eunomia,  v.  32.— Iken,  Leukothea, 
v.  32. — Ilian,  v.  31. — Ilias,  uebersetzt  von  Zauper,  v.  32. — 
Indiselie  und  chinesisehe  dichtung',  v.  31. — In- 
dividiialpoesle,  v.  32.  —  Inschriften,  denk-  und 
sendeblaetter,  v.  3,  pt.  1. — Invektiven,  v.  3,  pt.  2. — 
Ipliigenie  anf  Tan r is,  v.  9. — Ueber  die  entstekung 
des  festspiels  zu  inlands  andenken,  v.  31. — Italieni- 
sehe  reise,  v.  21,  pts.  1,  2. — Praeulein  von  Jaeoli, 
v.  32. — J.  G.  Jacobi,  Ueber  das  von  Hausen  entworfne 
leben  der  herrn  Klotz,  v.  26. — F.  H.  Jacobis  auserle- 
sener  briefwechsel,  v.  32.— Jalirmarktsfest  zu 
Plundersweilern,  v.  6. — Neuestes  von  Plunderswei- 
lern,  v.  6.— Jery  und  Baetely,  v.  7. — Alex,  von  .look, 
Ueber  belohnung-  und  strafen  nach  tuerkischen  gese- 
tzen,  v.  26. — Finale  zu  Johann  von  Paris,  v.  11. — 
Jndenpredigt,  v.  26. — Kle'ine  jugendscliriften  in 
prosa.  v.  26. — Fuer  junge  dichter,  v.  32. — Noch  ein 
wort  fuer  junge  dichter,  v.  32. — Kantaten,  v.  2. — Im 
namen  der  Buergerschaft  zu  Karlsbad,  v.  3,  pt.  1. — 
Kind,  Neugriechische  volkslieder,  v.  32. — Klassiker 
und  romantiker  in  Italien,  sich  heftig  bekaempfend, 
v.  31. — Klein,  Athenor,  ein  gedicht,  v.  31.— Von  line- 
bels  Uebersetznng  des  Lucrez,  v.  32. — Zum  naehern 
verstaendnis  des  gedichts  “  Dem  Koenige  die  Muse,” 
v.  32.— Kretschmann,  Die  Jaegerin,  v.  26.— Kretsch- 
mann,  Die  Organisation  der  Koburg-Saalfeldischen 
Lande,  v.  31. — Krummaclier,  Blicke  ins  reich  der 
gnade,  v.  32. — Kuenstlers  apotheose,  v.  6. — Kuen- 
stlers  erdewallen,  v.  6. — Kuenstlers  vergoette- 
rung,  v.  6. — Iiunst  [gedichte],  v.  2.— Aus  Kunst 
und  alterthnin,  v.  31,  32.— Ein  Zug  Lapplaender, 
v.  11. — S.  v.  L,a  Roche,  Geschichte  des  Fraeulein  von 
Sternheim,  v.  26. — Laune  des  verliebten,  v.  6. — 
Lavater,  Predigten  ueber  das  buch  Jonas,  v.  26. — 
l<ebensbekenntnisse  im  auszug,  v.  32.— Ueber  das 
lehrgedicht,  v.  32.— I.emercier,  Richelieu,  comfidie 
historique,  v.  32.— IJeder,  v.  1.— Ula,  v.  7.— Sicherung 
meines  litterarisehen  nach  lasses,  v.  32.— Sicherung 
meines  litterarisehen  nachlasses  und  vorbereitung  zu 
einer  vollstaendigen  ausgabe  meiner  werke,  v.  32.— 
Ritterarischer  Sanscuelottismus,  v.  31.— Ritte- 
rarisches  konversationsblatt,  v.  32. — Aufsaetze 
zur  litteratur,  v.  31,  32. — Togo,  v.  3,  pt.  l.-Lowe, 
Bildnisse  jetzt  lebender  Berliner  gelehrten,  v.  31.— Der 
Luegner,  v.  11.— Plan  eines  lyrischen  volksbtichs, 
v.  31.— Das  Maedchen  von  Oberkirch,  v.  36,  pt.  2.— 
Maempel,  Des  jungen  Feldjaegers  kriegskamerad, 
v.  32. — Maempel,  Der  junge  Feldjaeger,  v.  32.— J.  B. 
Maempel,  Junger  feldjaeger  in  franzoesischen  und  engli- 
schen  diensten,  v.  32.— Mahomet,  v.  11.— Vorwort  zu 
einigen  scenen  aus  Mahomet,  v.  31. — Belagerung  von 
Mainz,  v.  22. — C.  Malsz,  Die  Entfuehrung  Oder  der 
alte  Buergerkapitaen,  v.  31. — Manzoni,  II  Conte  di 
Carmagnola,  v.  31. — Manzoni,  Opere  poetiche  con  prefa- 
zione  di  Goethe,  v.  32. — Alexander  Manzoni  an  Goethe, 
v.  32. — Maskenzug  bei  anwesenheit  der  Kaiserin-Mutter 
Maria  Feodorowna,  den  18  Dec.  1818,  v.  11. — Mas- 
kenzuege,  v.  11.— Maskenzug  zum  30  Jan.  1789;  1802, 
v.  11. — Maskenzug  russisclier  nationen,  v.  11. — 
Maturin,  Bertram,  ein  trauerspiel,  v.  31. — Mauvillon 
und  (Inzer,  Ueber  den  wert  einiger  deutscher  dichter, 
v.  26. — Mennechet,  Die  Erbschaft,  v.  32.— Dem  men- 
schen  wie  den  tieren  ist  ein  zwischenknochen  der 
obern  kinnlade  zuzuschreiben,  v.  33.  — M€rim€e,  La 
Guzla,  v.  32.— Metamorphose  der  pilanzen,  v.  33. — 
Meteorologie,  v.  34.— H.  Meyer,  Tabelle  zur  ge¬ 
schichte  der  bildenden  kuenste  bei  den  Griechen,  v.  32.— 
Auf  Miedings  tod,  v.  3,'pt.  1.— Die  Mitschnldigen, 
v.  6.— Justus  Moeser,  v.  32.— Vine.  Monti,  Sulla  mito- 
logia,  v.  32.— Zur  morphologie,  v.  33.— Moser,  Kleine 
staatsschriften,  v.  26. — Johann  von  Mueller,  Gloire  de 
Fr&Kiric ;  Friedrichs  ruhm,  v.  31. — Muenter,  Bekeh- 
rungsgeschichte  des  Grafen  Struensee,  v.  26.— Mytho- 
logie,  hexerei,  feerei,  v.  32.— Nachrede  statt  der 


versprochenen  vorrede,  v.  26.— Die  Natuerliche  toch- 
ter,  v.  9. — Naturphilosopliie,  v.  32.— Zur  natur- 
wissensehaft  im  allgemeinen,  v.  34. — Naturwissen- 
seliaftlichc  einzeiheiien,  v.  34.— Natnrwissen- 
schaftliche  schriften,  v.  33-36,  pt.  2. — Nachtraege  zu 
den  naturwissenschaftlichen  schriften,  v.  36, 
pt.  2.— Jfausikaa,  v.  10.— Nechschebi,  Touti  Nameh, 
uebersetzt  von  Iken,  v.  32.— Bfeue  schauspiele,  aufge- 
fuehrt  in  Wien,  v.  26.— Das  Nibelungenlied,  ueber¬ 
setzt  von  Karl  Simrock,  v.  32. — Nichts  anders  als, 
v.  32.  —  Alfred  Nieolovius  ueber  Goethe,  v.  32.— 
Niebuhr,  Roemische  geschichte,  v.  32.  —  Novelle, 
v.  14.— Odyssee,  uebersetzt  von  Hedwig  Huelle,  v.  32.— 
Ol fried  und  Risena  noch  einmal,  v.  32.— Beitraege 
zur  optik,  v.  35. — Palaeophron  und  Neoterpe, 
v.  11,  31. — Schluss  von  Paleophron  und  Neoterpe,  v.  11. — 
Bei  gelegenheit  des  schauspiels  “  Die  Philosophen  ”  von 
Palissot,  v.  32.— Pandora,  v.  10. — Parabolisch, 
v.  2. — Paralipomena,  v.  32.— Ueber  die  parodie  bei 
den  alten,  v.  32.— Brief  des  pastors,  v.  26.— Kar. 
Paulus,  Wilh.  Dumont,  ein  einfacher  roman,  v.  31. — 
An  personen,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Zum  “  Ptingstmontag,” 
v.  31.— Den  Philologen  empfohlen,  v.  32.— Aus  den 
Physiognomisclien  fragmenten,  v.  26. — Plane- 
tentanz,  v.  11. — Plato  als  mitgenosse  einer  christli- 
chen  offenbarung,  v.  32. — Prologen,  v.  11. — Prome¬ 
theus,  v.  10.— Nitiz  ueber  Prometheus,  Deukalion  und 
seine  recensenten,  v.26.— Propylaeen,  v.  31.— Pueck- 
ler,  Briefe  eines  verstorbenen,  v.  32. — Graf  C.  Raczin- 
sky,  Malerische  reise  in  einige  provinzen  des  osrnani- 
schen  reichs,  v.  32.— Rameaus  Jfeffe,  v.  32.— Ankuen- 
digung  von  “  Rameaus  Neffe,”  v.  31.— Fr.  von  Raumer, 
Geschichte  der  Hohenstaufen,  v.  32.— Fr.  von  Raumer, 
Geschichtliche  entwicklung  der  begriffe  von  recht,  statt, 
und  politik,  v.  32.— Reden  und  ansprachen,  v.  27.— 
Redensarten,  welche  der  schriftsteller  vermeidet, 
v.  31. — J.  F.  Reicliardt,  Vertraute  briefe  aus  Paris, 
v.  31.— Reineke  Fuchs,  v.  5.— Reise  der  soehue 
Megaprazons,  v.  14.— Aus  einer  reise  am  Rhein, 
Main,  und  Neckar,  v.  23.— Ueber  kunst  und  altertum 
in  den  Rhein-  und  Maingegenden,  v.  31.— Rhesa, 
Dainos  oder  litthauische  volkslieder,  v.  32.  —  Rizo- 
Neroulos,  Cours  de  literature  grecque  moderne,  v.  32. 
—Die  Romantische  poesie,  zum  30  Jan.  1811,  v.  11. 
— Fr.  Rueckert,  Oestliche  rosen,  v.  32. — Sachse,  Der 
deutsche  Gil  Bias,  eingefuehrt  von  Goethe,  v.  32.— 
Erklaerung  eines  alten  holzschnittes,  vorstellend  Hans 
Saclisens  poetische  sendung,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Anzeige 
der  saemtlichen  werke  in  12  baenden,  v.  31. — 
Anzeige  von  Goethes  saemtlichen  werken  vollstaendige 
ausgabe  letzter  hand,  v.  32.— Salvandy,  Don  Alonzo,  ou 
l’Espagne,  histoire  contemporaine,  v.  32.— Satyros, 
v.  6.  —  Saur  et  Saint  G£ni£s,  Des  hommes  c61$bres 
de  France,  v.  32.— Scafe,  King  Coal,  v.  32.— Scherz, 
List,  und  Rache,  v.  7.— Schiller,  Wallenstein,  tr.  by  G. 
Moir,  v.  32. — Schlabrendorf,  Napoleon  Bonaparte 
und  das  franzoesische  volk,  v.  31. — Schlosser,  Univer- 
salhistorische  uebersicht  der  geschichte  der  alten  welt, 
v.  32.— Schmidt,  Charakteristik  der  vornehmsten  euro- 
paeischen  nationen,  v.  26.  —  Joh.  Schopenhauer, 
Gabriele,  v.  32.— Ankuendigung  von  Goethes  schriften 
in  acht  baenden,  v.  31.— Goethes  schriften,  v.  31.— Wil¬ 
helm  Scliuetz,  Irrtuemer  und  wahrheiten,  v.  32.— 
Schummel,  Empfindsame  reisen  durch  Deutschland, 
v.  26.— Schummel,  Lustspiele  ohne  heiraten,  v.  26.— Aus 
einer  reise  in  die  Schweiz,  v.  23.— W.  Scott,  Leben 
Napoleons,  v.  32.— Selbstbiographie,  v.  32.— Serbi- 
sclie  gediehte,  v.  32.— Serbische  Iieder,  v.  32.— Das 
neueste  serbischer  litteratur,  v.  32.— Seybold, 
Schreiben  ueber  den  Homer,  v.  26.— Chor  zu  Shake- 
speares  Romeo  und  Julia,  v.  11. — Zum  Shake- 
spearestag,  v.  26.— Silber,  Johann  Friedrich,  Kur- 
fuerst  zu  Sachsen,  ein  trauerspiel,  v.  31.— Solger,  Nach- 
gelassene  schriften  und  briefwechsel,  v.  32.— Sonette, 
v.  2.— J.  von  Sonnenfels,  Ueber  die  liebe  des  vater- 
landes,  v.  26.— Zu  Sopliokles’  trauerspielen,  ueber¬ 
setzt  von  E.  Ast,  v.  31.— A.  Soumet,  Elisabeth  de 
France,  trag6die,  v.  32.— Sprieliwoertlich,  v.  2.— 
Sprueche  in  prosa,  v.  36,  pt.  2.— Stapfer,  Notice  sur 


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la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  Goethe,  v.  32.— Stapfer,  GSuvres 
dramatiques  de  Goethe,  v.  32. — Stella,  v.  6.— S tel  lung 
der  dcutsclicn  zum  auslande,  besonders  zu  den  Fran- 
zosen,  v.  32. — Lorenz  Sterne,  v.  32. — Stiedenroth, 
Psychologie,  v.  32. — StotT  nnd  gelialt  zur  bearheitung 
vorgeschlagen,  v.  32.— Suiter,  Allgemeine  theorie  der 
schoenen  kuenste,  v.  26.— Sulzer,  Cymhelline,  v.  26. — 
Sulzer,  Die  Schoenen  kuenste,  v.  26. — N.  de  Syglien, 
Chronicon  Thuringieura,  v.  32.— Tag  -  nnd  jail  resin  e  1't  e 
als  ergaenzung  meiner  sonstigen  bekenntnisse  von  1749 
bis  1808;  Ergaenzungen,  v.  24,  25. — Ankuendignngen 
(Talvj,  Serbische  lieder,  zweiter  teil ;  .  .  .),  v.  32. — Tan- 
crcd,  v.  11. — Erste  lieferung  der  tasehenausgabe 
von  Goethes  werken,  v.  32.— Taselierian,  Histoire  de 
la  vie  et  des  ouvrages  de  Moli&re,  v.  32.— Tausend  nnd 
ein  tag.  Nach  v.  d.  Hagens  uebersetzung,  v.  32.— C. 
Tedaldi-Fores,  Meditazioni  poetiche,  v.  32. — Theolo- 
gisehe  schriften,  v.  26. — L.  Tieck,  Die  verlobung, 
v.  32. — Torquato  Tasso,  v.  9.— Triuni]>li  der  Em- 
pfii«dsainkeit,v.6.— F.W.  K.  Umbreit,  Lied  der  liebe, 
v.  31. — F.  H.  Unger,  Melanie  das  Findelkind,  roman, 
v.  31.  — Die  Ungleiclien  fllausgenosscn,  v.  7. — 
Unterlialtniigen  deutscher,  ausgcwanderten, 
v.  14.— Zu  “Tnnvorle  Orphiseli,”  v.  31.— Varnlia- 
gen  von  Ease,  Biographisclie  denkmale,  v.  32. — 
Verfolg,  v.  33.— Erster  entwurf  einer  allgemeinen  ein- 
leitung  in  die  vergleieli elide  ana  tom  ie,  ausgehend 
von  der  osteologie,  v.  33. — Verliaeltnis,  neigung, 
liebe,  leidenschaft,  gewohnheit,  v.  32. — Yermischte 
gedichte,  v.  2.— Die  Yoegel,  v.  6. — Volksgesaenge 
abernials  cmpfohlen,  v.  32. — Yolkslieder  der 
Serben,  uebersetzt  von  Fraulein  von  Jacob,  v.  32.— 
Joh.  Heinrich  Yosz,  Lyrische  gedichte,  v.  31.— Wack¬ 
ier.  Handbuch  der  geschiclite  der  litteratur,  v.  32.— 
Notiz,  betreffend  die  “  Wah  I  ver  wand  t  sell  alien,” 
v.  31.— Wahrlseit  nnd  diclitung,  v.  17-20.— Zu  'Wal¬ 
lensteins  lager,  v.  11. — Was  wir  bringeu,  v.  11. — 
Ankuendigung  von  “Was  wir  bringen,”  v.  31. — Weber, 
Die  elegischen  dichter  der  Hellenen,  v.  32. — Die  weibl. 
tugenden,  v.  11.— Vorspiel  zu  Eroeffnung  des  weimar 
t  beaters,  v.  11. — Welmarisclier  neudekorierter 
tkeatersaal :  Dramatische  bearbeitung  der  Wallen- 
steinischen  geschichte  durch  Schiller,  v.  31. — Weltlit- 
teratiir,  v.  32. — Westoestlielier  Divan,  v.  4,  31. — 
Die  Wette,  v.  10.— Wiederliolte  entschuldigung 
und  bitte,  v.  32.— 'Wiederliolte  spiegclungen,  v.  32. 
— Wieland,  Der  goldne  spiegel,  v.  26.— Wieland,  Ge- 
danken  ueber  eine  alte  aufschrift,  v.  26. — Aus  Wilhelm 
Meister,  v.  2.— Auskunft  ueber  44  Willielm  Meisters 
wanderjahre,”  v.  31. — Wilkominen  !-uebersicht, 
v.  31. — Wsnckelinann,  v.  27. — Ungedruckte  Win- 
ckelmannisclie  briefe,  v.  31. — Windischinann, 
Ueber  etwas,  das  der  heilkunst  not  thut,  v.  32.— K.  von 
Wollmann,  Spiegel  der  groszen  welt,  v.  31.— Robert 
"Woods  Versuch  ueber  das  original  genie  des  Homers, 
v.  26.— Zahme  Xenien,  v.  3,  pt.  1. — Xenien  ans 
Sebillers  Musen-alinanach  auf  das  jahr  1796,  v.  3, 
pt.  2. — Zachariae,  Zwei  schoene  neue  Maerlein,  v.  26.— 
Der  Zanberlloete  zweiter  theil,  v.  7.  —  K.  Zell, 
Ferien-schriften,  v.  32.  —  Neue  liedersammlung  von 
Karl  Friedrich  Zelter,  v.  32.— Zum  30  Januar,  1806; 
1809,  v.  11.— Zusaetze  nnd  beriebt ignngeii,  v.  3, 
pt.  2. 

—  Werke.  Mit  einleitung  unci  anmerkungen 

von  G.  von  Loeper.  v.  3.  Berlin,  1884.  8°. 

—3154 

Note. — For  v.  1,  2,  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Contents.  Gedichte,  v.  3. 

—  [Works.]  London,  1872-73.  5v.  p.  8°. — 3183 

Contents.  Egmont,  v.  3.— Elective  atlinities,  v.  4. 
—Fairy  tale,  v.  4.— Faust,  v.  3.— Goetz  von  Rer- 
licliingen,  v.  3.— The  Good  women,  v.  4.— Ipliige- 
n  ia  in  Tauris,  v.  3.— Letters  from  Italy,  v.  2.— 
Recreations  of  the  German  emigrants,  v.  4. — 
Sorrows  of  young  Werther,  v.  4.— Letters  .from 
Switzerland,  v.  2.— A  Tale,  v.  4. — Torquato  Tasso, 
v.  3.— Truth  and  poetry;  from  my  own  life,  v.  1,  2.— 
Willielm  Meister's  apprenticeship,  v.  5. 


-  Essays  on  art.  Tr.  by  S.  G.  Ward.  Boston, 

1845.  12°.  —1748 

Contents.  Ancient  and  modern. — Aphorisms, 
etc. — The  Collector  and  his  friends.— Upon  dilet¬ 
tantism.— Hints  to  young  artists.— Landscape 
painting. — Upon  the  Eaoeoon.— Simple  imitation  of 
nature,  manner,  style. — Pictures  of  Philostratus. 
— Introduction  to  the  Propylaeum.  —  Rosalia's 
sanctuary.  —  Upon  truth  and  probability  in 
works  of  art. 

-  Goethe  in  Frankfurt  am  Main ;  oder,  zer- 

streute  blaetter  aus  der  zeit  seines  dortigen 
aufenthalts  in  den  jahren  1757  bis  1775.  Ge- 
sammelt  von  Heinrich  Doering.  2  aufl.  Jena, 
1849.  16°.  —3177 

-  Nachtraege  zu  Goethes  Saemmtlichen 

werken.  Gesammelt  nnd  herausg.  von  Edu¬ 
ard  Boas.  Leipzig,  1846.  3  v.  16°.  — 3177 

Contents.  Anzeige  der  Saemmtlichen  werke,  v.  2.— 
Rlatt  und  wurzel,  v.  2.— Rlumenleucliteii,  v.  2. — 
Widmung  des  briefwechsels  mit  Schiller,  an  den 
koenig  von  Bayern,  v.  2.— Ueber  den  chor,  v.  2.— Vari- 
anten  zu  “  Clavigo,”  v.  2. — Versuch  ueber  die  dicli- 
tungen,  v.  2. — Dramatische  preisaufgabe,  v.  2. — 
Dramatisches,  v.  2.— Plan  einer  ungedruckten  scene 
zu  44  Faust,”  v.  2. — Variante  zu  Faust,  v.  2.— Lectures 
on  painting,  by  Henry  Fueessli,  v.  3. — Gedichte,  v.  1. 
— Die  Geilickte  brant,  v.  2. — Scenen  aus  einer  noch 
ungedruckten  bearbeitung  der  44  Iphigenia  auf 
Tauris,”  v.  2. — Varianten  zu  dem  44  Jahrmarktsfest 
zu  Plundersweilern,  v.  2.— Schluss  zu  44Jery  und 
Raetely,”  v.[2.— Selbstbildung  der  kuenstler.  v.  3. — 
Iinnsl,  v.  3.— Varianten  zu  den  44  Eeideu  des.jungen 
Werther,”  v.  1. — Eiteratnr,  v.  2. — Zu  einigen  scenen 
aus  Mahomet,  v.  2. — Varianten  zu  dem  lustspiel :  “  Die 
Mitsehuld igen,”  v.  2. — Xacli  dem  leben,  v.  2. — 
Naturhistorisches,  v.  2.— Execution  auf  die  Piceo- 
loinini,  v.  2. — Ungedruckter  brief  an  den  Capellmeister 
Reichardt  zu  Giebichenstein,  v.  2.— Romeo  und 
Julia,  trauerspiel,  v.  2. — Ein  scliattenspiel,  v.  2. — 
Wachsthum  der  schinetterlingsfluegel,  v.  2. — 
Stella,  ein  schauspiel  fuer  liebende,  varianten  und 
schluss,  v.  2. — Ueber  trauerspiel  und  epos,  v.  2. — 
Yermischtes,  v.  2. — Weimarische  kuiistausstcl- 
luiig  von  jahren  1801-’02-’03,  und  preisaufgaben  fuer  die 
jahre  1802-’03-’04,  v.  3.— Varianten  zu  Wilhelm  Mei- 
ster's  wander  jahren,  v.  1.  —  Farbentheorie  von 
Wuensch,  v.  2. 

-  Bruchstuecke  aus  Refreiung  des  Prometheus. 

2  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  9,  1888,  p.  1.)— Eine 
charakteristik,  herausg.  von  B.  Suphan.  11  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  16, 1895,  p.  20.)— Beziehun- 
gen  zur  versammlung  deutscher  naturforscher 
und  aerzte  in  Berlin,  1828,  herausg.  von  R.  Steiner. 
5  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  16,  1895,  p.  52.) — 
44  Gedankenspaene,”  herausg.  von  B.  Suphan.  10  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  8. )— Nachspiel 
zu  Gutters  44  Vasthi,”  herausg.  von  B.  Suphan.  3  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  11,  1890,  p.  20.)— Ueber  die 
verschiedenen  zweige  [der  hiesigen  thaetigkeit,  her¬ 
ausg.  von  E.  von  der  Hellen.  24  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L., 
Goethe-jahrb.  v.  14,  1893,  p.  3.) 

-  Baumgartner,  A.  Goethe.  Sein  leben 

und  seine  werke.  1885-86,  3  v.  — 3173 

-  Bernays,  M.  Ueber  kritik  und  geschichte 

des  Goetheschen  textes.  1866.  — 3184 

-  Braitmaier,  ( — ).  Goethekult  und  Goethe- 

philologie.  1892.  — 3184 

-  Doering,  J.  M.  H.  Schiller  und  Goethe. 

1852.  —3176 

-  Duentzer,  J.  H.  J.  Abhandlungen  zu 

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1873-82,  37  v.  in  11.  (In  his  Erlaeuterung.  zu 
den  deutsch.  klass.  1  abth. )  — 3167 

- Goethe’s  maskenznege.  1886.  — 3176 

-  Geiger,  E.  L.  (Ed.)  Goethe-jahrbuch. 

v.  6-16.  1885-95,  11  v.  —3173 

Note. — For  1-5  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- Gesammtregister  zu  den  baenden  I-X, 

1880-89.  1889.  ‘  —3173 

-  Goethe-gesellschaft.  Schriften  .  .  . 

herausg.  von  E.  Schmidt  [und]  B.  Suphan. 
1885-95,  10  v.  —3183 

-  Grisebach,  E.  R.  Goethe’ sches  zeitalter 

der  deutschen  dichtung.  1891.  — 3174 

-  Marmier,  X.  Etudes  sur  Goethe.  1835. 

—3174 

-  Mezieres,  A.  J.  F.  W.  Goethe,  les  oeuvres 

expliqu§es  par  la  vie,  1749-1832.  1872-74,  2  v. 

—5855 

-  Riemer,  F.  W.  Mittheilungen  ueber 

Goethe,  aus  muendlichen  und  schriftlichen, 
gedruckten  und  ungedruckten  quellen.  1841, 

2  v.  —3174 

-  Rosenkranz,  J.  K.  F.  Goethe  und  seine 

werke.  1856.  — 3176 

-  Scherer,  W.  Aufsaetze  ueber  Goethe. 

1886.  —3175 

- Schmidt,  F.  E.  Richardson,  Rousseau,  und 

Goethe :  ein  beitrag  zur  geschichte  des  ro¬ 
mans  im  18  jahrhundert.  1875.  2215 

-  Schubarth,  K.  E.  Zur  beurtheilung 

Goethe’s,  mit  beziehung  auf  verwandte  litte- 
ratur  und  kunst.  1820,  2  v.  — 3177 

-  Viehoff,  H.  Goethe’s  leben,  geistesent-  • 

wickelung,  und  werke.  1887,  4  pts.  in  1  v. 

—3174 

-  Voss,  J.  H.  Mittheilungen  ueber  Goethe 

und  Schiller  in  briefen.  1834.  (In  his  Briefe, 
pt.  2.)  4717 

-  Wagner,  K.  (  Ed.  )  Briefe  aus  dem 

freundeskreise  von  Goethe,  Herder,  Hoepfner, 
und  Merck.  1847.  — 3176 

- -  Belfje*’,  C.  Goetlie’s  und  Schiller’s  beschaeftigung 

mit  der  Poetik  des  Aristoteles.  26  pp.  (Hist,  und philol. 
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(In  his  Ecrivains  et  pobtes  de  l’Allemagne,  pp.  61,  390.)  — 
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(Essays  on  Germ.  lit.  pp.  3,  58,  85,  109,  129.) — Bryant, 
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— Carlyle,  T.  Goethe.  54  pp.  (Crit.  and  miscel.  essays, 
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Novelle.  94  pp.  ( Crit.  and  miscel.  essays,  v.  2,  pp.  323, 
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31  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  28,  1881,  p.26.) — Wilthey, 
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45  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  43,  1888,  p.  768;  v.  44,  1888, 
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(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  46,  1889,  p.  77.) — Dndevant,  Mme. 


A.  L.  A.  D.  (G.  Sand,  pseud.)  Essai  sur  le  drame  fantas- 
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p.  189.) — Geiger,  E.  L.  Grillparzer  ueber  G.  2  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  294.)— Glogau, 
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aufsatz:  Goethe  und  die  sprache  der  Bibel.  4  pp.  (Geiger, 
E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  11,  1890,  p.  176.) — Helm,  V. 
Goethe  und  die  sprache  der  Bibel.  16  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L., 
Goethe-jahrb.  v.  8,  1887,  p.  187.) — Vorlesungen  ueber  G., 
herausg.  von  T.  Schiemann.  23  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L., 
Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  117.) — Helmholtz,  H.  L.  F. 
Ueber  Goethe’s  naturwissenschaftliche  arbeiten.  24  pp. 
(Vortraege  und  reden,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Henkel,  H.  Sprich- 
woertliches  bei  G.  5  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb. 
v.  11,  1890,  p.  179.)— Zum  neuesten  von  Plundersweilern. 
2  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  14,  1893,  p.  274.)— 
Hneflfer,  H.  Zum  “Notizbuch  von  der  schlesischen 
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p.  282.)— Hutton,  R.  H.  Goethe  and  his  influence. 
79  pp.  (Essays,  v.  2,  p.  1.)— Koehler,  R.  A.  J.  Goethe 
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studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  10,  1891,  p.  21.)— I.aprade, 
P.  M.  V.  R.  de.  RScents  travaux  sur  G.  18  pp.  (Corre- 
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naturforscher  in  Boehmen.  12  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d. 
Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  18,  1880,  p.  16.) — 
Levy,  S.  Goethe  und  Oliver  Goldsmith.  18  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  6,  1885,  p.  281.) — 

Li(>|)niann,  E.  O.  von.  Zu :  “Waer’  nicht  das  auge 
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(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  267.)  — 
Eoeper,  J.  L.  G.  von.  W.  Scherer’s  aufsaetze  ueber 
G.  8  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  51,  1887,  p.  240.)  — 
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E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  14,  1893,  p.  167.) — “Innere  form.” 
5  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  13,  1892,  p.  229  ;  v.  16, 
1895,  p.  190.) — Morison,  J.  H.  Goethe.  28  pp.  (In  his 
Great  poets  as  religious  teachers,  p.  115.) — Hueller, 

F.  M.  Goethe  and  Carlyle.  22  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  49, 

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Schweiz,  1775.  4  pp.  1  pi.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb. 
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65  pp.  (In  his  Etudes  critiques  sur  la  littgrat.  contemp. 
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16  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  39,  1884,  p.  240.)— Seeley, 
J.  R.  Goethe.  56  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  46,  1884,  pp.  161, 
488,  653.)—  Semler,  C.  Goethe’s  wahlverwandtschaften 
und  die  sittliche  Weltanschauung  des  dicfliters.  48  pp. 
(Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1886,  p.  685.) — Shalt- 
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p.  753.)  —  Simmel,  G.  Einige  bemerkungen  ueber 
Goethe’s  verhaeltnis  zur  ethik.  6  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos. 
v.  92,  1887,  p.  101.)— Steiner,  R.  Ueber  den  gewinn 
unserer  anschauungen  von  Goethe’s  naturwissenschaft¬ 
lichen  arbeiten  durch  die  publikationen  des  Goethe- 
archivs.  21  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  12,  1891, 
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1887,  p.  203.)— Suphan,  B.  L.  Anzeige  des  trauerspiels 
“Bertram”  nebst  Dproben  einer  uebersetzung.  21  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  12,  1891,  p.  12.)— Goethe 
und  das  jubelfest  der  Reformation  1817.  10  pp.  (Geiger, 
E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  16,  1895,  p.  3.)— Vorschlag  zur  ein- 
fuehrung  der  deutschen  sprache  in  Polen :  ein  unbe- 
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auf  die  entwickelung  der  deutschen  lyrik.  46  pp.  ( Un¬ 
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Goethe’s  Parialegende.  6  pp.  (Verein  f.  volkskunde, 
Zeits.  v.  2,  1892,  p.  46.) — Witkowski,  G.  Notizen  ueber 
Goethische  dramen  aus  Reichard’s  theaterkalender. 
2  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  262.) — 
Zarncke,  F.  Zu  Goethe’s  schlesischer  reise,  1790. 
7  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  11,  1890,  p.  64.) — 
Ziegler,  T.  Melzer :  Goethe’s  ethische  ansichten. 
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-  Briefe  an  Christian  Gottlob  von  Voigt. 

Herausg.  von  Otto  Jahn.  Leipzig,  1868.  8°. 

—3176 

-  Briefe  an  die  Graefin  Auguste  zu  Stolberg. 

2  aufl.  Leipzig,  1881.  16°.  — 3177 

-  Briefe  an  Eichstaedt.  Mit  erlaeuterungen, 

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Otto  Jahn.  2  aufl.  Leipzig,  1867.  12°.  — 3176 
The  same.  Ed.  by  Otto  Jahn,  tr.  by  R. 
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London,  1886.  12°.  —3176 

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Uhde.  Stuttgart,  1877.  8°.  —3176 

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[Lebensbeschreib.  u.  briefwechsel ],  v.  2. )  — 3176 

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biography  by  Edward  Bell.  London,  1884. 
p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.)  — 3173 

-  Letters  to  Zelter,  with  extracts  from  those 

of  Zelter  to  Goethe,  selected,  tr.,  and  anno¬ 
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12°.  —3175 

-  Einundzwanzig  briefe  an  Behriscli,  1766-68.  76  pp. 

(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  7,  1886,  p.  76.)— Briefe  in 
sachen  Boettigers,  herausg.  von  O.  Francke.  4  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  16,  1895,  p.  80.) — Brief. 
1  p.  (Hueffer,  H.,  Erinnerungen  an  Schiller,  p.  38) — 
Briefe.  35  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  11, 
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v.  8,  1887,  p.  121.)— Gedichte,  briefe,  und  aktenstueeke, 
mitgetheilt  von  L.  Geiger,  Erich  Schmidt.  103  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  9,  1888,  p.  3.)—  Sechs  briefe. 
14  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  14,  1893,  p.  151.) — 
Siebzehn  briefe.  Mitgetheilt  von  C.  A.  H.  Burkhardt, 
L.  Geiger,  und  anderen.  21pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe- 
jahrb.  v.  6,  1885,  p.  5.) — Vier  verszeilen,  neun  briefe 
Goethes,  nebst  zwei  briefen  Corneliens,  veroeffentlicht 
von  O.  Brahm.  15  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb. 
v.  9,  1888,  p.  106.)  —  Zweiunddreissig  briefe,  nebst  zwei 
briefen  an  Goethe,  mitgetheilt  von  A.  Cohn,  L.  Geiger, 
etc.  38  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  7, 1886,  p.  168.) — 
Briefe  an  Cotta,  den  24  Dec.  1806.  4  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L., 
Goethe-jahrb.  v.  16,  1895,  p.  16.) — An  einen  unbekannten 
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4  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  16,  1895,  p.  12.) — 
Fuenfunddreissig  geschaeftsbriefe  an  Fr,  Frommann 
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(Herder,  J.  G.,  Aus  Herders  nachlass,  v.  1,  p.  1.) — Vier 
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B.  Suphan.  6  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  16, 
1895,  p.  30.) — Fuenfzehn  briefe  an  seine  sch wester. 
73  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  7,  1886,  p.  3.) — 
Mittheilungen  aus  dem  Goethe-archiv :  ein  brief  an 
Walter  Scott.  2  pp.  (Geiger,  "E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  8, 
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Friedrich  Siegmund  Voigt  in  Jena.  Mitgetheilt  von 
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Uebersichten  und  erlaeuterungen  zum  brief¬ 
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Fichte,  J.  G.  Sieben  briefe  an  G.;  zwei  briefe  an  Schil¬ 
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an  G.,  herausg.  von  E.  von  der  Hellen.  39  pp.  (Geiger, 
E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  13,  1892,  p.  41.) — Eavater,  J.  C. 
Briefe  an  G.  14  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  11, 
1890,  p.  105.)—  Stael-Holstein,  A.  L.  G.  N.,  Baronne  de, 
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Egmont. 

Jacoby,  D.  Zu  Goethe’s  Egmont.  10  pp.  (Geiger, 
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Elpenor. 

Ellinger,  G.  Ueber  Goethe’s  Elpenor.  12  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  6,  1885,  p.  262.) 


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Des  Epimeuides  erwachen. 

Morseh,  H.  Goethe’s  festspiel :  Des  Epimenides 
erwachen.  35  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Ooethc-jahrb.  v.  14, 
1893,  p.  212;  v.  15, 1894,  p.  263.)— Zur  deutung  der  Epime- 
nidesfigur.  4  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Ooethe-jahrb.  v.  16, 1895, 

p.  182.) 

Faust. 

Faust,  erster  und  zweiter  theil.  Text  und 
erlaeuterung  in  vorlesungen  von  Alex,  von 
Oettingen.  Erlangen,  1880.  2  v.  8°.  — 3175 

The  same.  With  an  introduction  and  notes 
by  Jane  Lee.  Pt.  I,  followed  by  an  appendix 
on  pt.  II.  [Germ.]  London,  1886.  16°.  — 3176 
The  same.  Tr.  into  English  verse  by  J. 
Birch.  London,  1839.  2  v.  8°.  3362 

The  same.  Tr.  into  English  verse,  with 
notes  and  preliminary  remarks  by  John 
Stuart  Blackie.  2  ed.  London,  1880.  8°.  3375 
The  same.  From  the  German,  by  Thos.  E. 
Webb.  Dublin,  1880.  8°.  3362 

The  same.  Tr.  into  English  verse  by  Sir 
Theodore  Martin.  8  ed.  Edinburgh,  1886. 
2  v.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  54, 
1886,  p.  100. )  3375 

The  same.  Tr.  in  the  original  metres,  by 
Frank  Claudy.  Pt.  1.  Washington,  1886. 
8°.  3372 

The  same.  Seule  traduction  complete.  Pre¬ 
cede  d’un  essai  sur  Goethe,  accompagnee  de 
notes  et  de  commentaires,  et  suivie  d’une 
6tude  sur  la  mystique  du  po£me  par  Henri 
Blaze.  15  6d.  Paris,  n.  d.  12°.  3375 

The  same.  Paris,  1842.  12°.  3354 

-  Epilog-  zum  Faust.  2  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Ooethe- 

jahrb.  v.  9,  1888,  p.  5.) 

-  Coupland,  W.  C.  Spirit  of  Goethe’s 

Faust.  1885.  3375 

-  Deycks,  F.  Goethe’s  Faust.  Andeu tun- 

gen  ueber  sinn  und  zusammenhang  des  ersten 
und  zweiten  theiles  der  tragoedie.  1855. 

—3177 

- Engelmann,  M.  Vegetarische  Weltan¬ 
schauung  in  Goethe’s  Faust.  1883.  3364 

-  Gwinner,  W.  Goethe’s  Faust  idee  nach 

der  urspruenglichen  conception  aufgedeckt 
und  nachgewiesen.  1892.  — 3185 

-  Hartung,  J.  A.  Ungelehrte  erklaerung 

des  Goethe’schen  Faust.  1855.  —3176 

-  Hinrichs,  H.  F.  W.  Aesthetische  vorle¬ 
sungen  ueber  Goethe’s  Faust.  1825.  — 3177 

-  Kreyssig,  F.  A.  T.  Vorlesungen  ueber 

Goethe’s  Faust.  1866.  — 3177 

-  Landsberger,  J.  Das  buch  Hiob,  und 

Goethe’s  Faust.  1882.  — 1228 

-  Leutbecher,  J.  Ueber  |den  Faust  von 

Goethe.  1838.  ‘  —3176 

-  Retzsch,  M.  Umrisse  zu  Goethe’s  Faust. 

1836.  —3183. 

- Andrews,  W.  P.  Goethe’s  key  to  Faust.  40  pp 

(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  67,  1891,  pp.  538,  676,  820.) — On  the 
translation  of  Faust.  7  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  66,  1890, 
p.  733.) — Blackie,  J.  S.  Second  part  of  “  Faust.”  11pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  528.)— Itlaze  de  Bury, 
A.  H.  B.,  Baron,  dit.  Essai  sur  G.  et  le  second  Faust. 
151  pp.  (Goethe,  J.  W.  von,  Faust,  seule  tr.  compl.  .  .  . 


par  H.  Blaze,  n.  d.  p.  3;  1842,  p.  3.)— Borinski,  K. 
Goethe’s  Faust  und  Hegel.  20  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L., 
Ooethe-jahrb.  v.  9, 1888,  p.  198.)— Edwards,  M.  B.  Second 
part  of  “Faust:  ”  a  study.  14  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
v.  78,  1883,  p.  419.)— Feuerlein,  E.  Neueste  Faustlitera- 
tur.  12  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1877,  v.  1,  p.  801.)— Frese- 
nius,  A.  Goethe  ueber  die  conception  des  Faust.  6  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Ooethejahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  251.) — Helm, 
V.  Vorlesungen  ueber  Faust,  mitgetheilt  von  T.  Schie- 
mann.  20  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Ooethe-jahrb.  v.  16,  1895, 
p.  107.)—  Kennard,  N.  Faust,  “  ein  fragment.”  18  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  16,  1884,  p.  746.)— Sir  Theodore 
Martin’s  second  part  of  “  Fanst.”  14  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  139,  1886,  p.  724.)— Meyer,  R.  M.  “Dab 
blenden  der  erscheinung.”  Faust  v.  1239.  1  p.  (Geiger, 
E.  L.,  Ooethe-jahrb.  v.  16,  1895,  p.  191.) — Nardo-Cibele, 
A.  La  canzone  di  Margherita  nel  “Faust”  di  G.  6  pp. 
(Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  7,  1888,  p.  91.) — 
Pniower,  O.  Abfassung  der  scene  “Vor  dem  thor” 
im  Faust.  30  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Ooethe-jahrb.  v.  16, 1895, 
p.  149.) — Goethe’s  Faust  und  das  Hohe  Lied.  18  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  13, 1892,  p.  181.)— Scherer, 
E.  H.  A.  Faust  de  G.  13  pp.  (In  his  Etudes  critiques 
sur  la  litt&rat.  contemp.  v.  2,  p.  81.) — Scherer,  W.  Be- 
trachtungen  ueber  Goethe’s  Faust.  31  pp.  (Geiger, 
E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  6,  1885,  p.  231.)— Spitta,  P.  Die 
aelteste  Faust-oper  ifnd  Goethe’s  stellung  zur  musik. 
22  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  58, 1889,  p.  376.) 

See  also  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  55,  1881,  p.  118  ;  Westm. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  69,  1886,  p.  313. 

Gediclite. 

Gedichte,  in  compositionen  seiner  zeitge- 
nossen,  herausg.  von  Max  Friedlaender.  Wei¬ 
mar,  1896.  4°.  ( Goethe-gesells.  Schrift.  v.  11. ) 

—3183 

-  Select  minor  poems,  tr.  from  the  German, 

with  notes,  by  J.  S.  Dwight.  Boston,  1839. 
8°.  (Ripley,  G.,  Specimens  of  foreign  stand, 
lit.  v.  3.)  — 3154 

Contents.  Art.— Ballads.— Epigrams.— God,  soul, 
and  world.— Inscription.— Parables. —Promiscu¬ 
ous  poems.— Proverbs. — Songs. 

- Ergo  bibamus,  herausg.  von  R.  Steig.  3  pp.  (Geiger, 

E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  16,  1895,  p.  186.)— Ein  gedieht, 
mitgetheilt  von  L.  Geiger.  4  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Ooethe- 
jahrb.  v.  6,  1885,  p.  3.)  —  Gedieht  zum  28  Aug.,  1823, 
herausg.  von  F.  Arnheim.  1  p.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe- 
jahrb.  v.  14,  1893,  p.  280.)— Gedichte,  briefe,  und  akten- 
stuecke,  mitgetheilt  von  L.  Geiger,  Erich  Schmidt. 
103  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  9,  1888,  p.  3.) — 
Ghasel  auf  den  Eilfer.  5  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe- 
jahrb.  v.  11,  1890,  p.  3. )—  Sescnheimer  liederbuch. 
35  pp.  (Pfeiffer,  F.,  Goethe's  Friedrike,  p.  121.) — Trans¬ 
lations.  42  pp.  (Gildehaus,  C.,  In  rhyme  and  time, 
p.  89;  Thomson,  J.,  Poet,  works,  v.  1,  p.357.) — “Wenn 
icli  still  und  einsam  weine,”  herausg.  von  B.  Suphan. 
3  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.265.) — 
Words  of  wisdom.  8  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  130, 
1881,  p.  785.) 

-  Viehoff,  H.  Goethe’s  gedichte  erlaeutert 

und  auf  ihre  veranlassungen,  quellen,  und 
vorbilder  zurueckgefuelirt,  nebst  varianten- 
sammlung.  1876,  2  v.  — 3177 

-  Bielschow'sky,  A.  Ueber  echtheit  und  chronologie 

der  Sesenheimer  lieder.  17  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe- 
jahrb.  v.  12,  1891,  p.  211.) — Burdacli,  K.  Goethe’s 
Ghasel  auf  den  Eilfer  in  urspruenglicher  gestalt.  16  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  11,  1890,  p.  3.) — Geiger, 
E.  L.  Zum  gedieht  “  Sehnsucht.”  1  p.  (In  his  Goethe- 
jahrb.  v.  11,  1890,  p.  172.) — Helm,  V.  Einiges  ueber 
Goethe’s  vers.  55  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  6, 
1885,  p.  176.) —Henkel,  H.  Randbemerkungen  zum 
“Goethischen  gleichniss.”  5  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe- 
jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  277.)— Hildebrand,  R.  Zu  dem  ge¬ 
dichte  Ilmenau,  3  Sept.  1783.  8  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe- 


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jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  140.)— Imelmann,  J.  Zu  “  Maho- 
mets  gesang  ”  und  “  Ilmenau.”  2  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L., 
Ooethe-jahrb.  v.  15, 1894,  p.  270.) — Jacoby,  D.  Zu  Goethe’s 
gedicht:  Deutscher  Parnass.  22  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L., 
Goethe-jalirb.  v.  6,  1885,  p.  275;  v.  14,  1893,  p.  196.)  — 
JiOepcr,  J.  L.  G.  von.  Zu  Goethe’s  gedichten  “  Trilogie 
der  leidenschaft.”  22  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb. 
v.  8,  1887,  p.  165.)— Meyer,  R.  M.  “Deutscher  Parnass.” 
4  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  13,  1892,  p.223.) — 
Stockfieths  und  Goethe’s  macarie.  2  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L., 
Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  272.) — Mueller,  G.  A. 
Goethe’s  Sesenheinier  idylle.  2  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L., 
Goethe-jahrb.  v.  16,  1895,  p.  214.)  —  Oiivrages  pot*- 
tiques.  3  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894, 
p.  17.) — Redlich,  C.  Goethe  als  corrector  eines  fremden 
gedichts.  4  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894, 
p.  248.)— Skizzen  zur  dritten  epistel  von  Goethe.  5  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  3.)— Spiel- 
hagen,  F.  Die  epische  poesie  und  G.  29  pp.  (Geiger, 
E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  16,  1895,  p.  1*.) — Suphan,  B.  L. 
Ein  mit  Goethe’s  narnen  ueberliefertes  unbekanntes  ge¬ 
dicht.  2  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  11,  1890, 
p.  19.) 

Goetz  von  Berliching'en. 

Kilian,  E.  Zur  buehnengeschichte  des  Goetz  von 
Berlichingen.  3  pp.  (Geiger,  IJ.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  14, 
1893,  p.  276.) 

Die  Gnten  weiber. 

Seuffert,  B.  Goethe’s  erzaehlung,  “Die  Guten 
weiber.”  30  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894, 
p.  148.) 

Handzeichnung'cn. 

Zweiundzwanzig  handzeichnungen,  1810. 
Im  auftrage  des  vorstandes  der  Goethe-gesell- 
schaft  herausg.  von  Carl  Ruland.  Weimar, 

1888.  fo.  ( Goethe-gesells.  Schrift.  v.  3. )  — 3183 

-  Verse  und  niederschriften  zu  zeichnungen,  herausg. 

und  erlaeutert  von  C.  Ruland.  8  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L., 
Goethe-jahrb.  v.  14,  1893,  p.  143.) 

-  Springer,  J.  Goethe’s  handzeichnungen  im  K.  Kup- 

ferstichkabinet  in  Berlin.  7  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe- 
jahrb.  v.  13,  1892,  p.  231.) — Witkowski,  G.  Goethe’s 
zeichnung  des  Capitols.  1  p.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe- 
jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  276.) 

Helena. 

Carlyle,  T.  Goethe’s  Helena.  48  pp.  ( Crit .  and 
miscel.  essays,  v.  1,  p.  129:  Works,  v.  15.)— Valentin,  V. 
Homunkulus  und  Helena:  eine  aesthetische  untersu- 
chung.  22  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  16,  1895, 
p.  127.) 

Hermann  und  Dorothea. 

Hermann  and  Dorothea.  Tr.  by  Rev. 
Henry  Dale,  with  illustrations  by  W.  Kaul- 
bach  and  L.  Hofmann.  London,  n.  d.  4°. 

1342 

- Fraenkel, Ti.  Zur  elegie  “  Hermann  und  Dorothea.” 

1  p.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  13,  1892,  p.  228.) — 
Schrcyer,  H.  Goethe’s  arbeit  an  “  Hermann  und 
Dorothea.”  15  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  10, 

1889,  p.  196.)—  Stapler,  P.  Hermann  et  Dorothge  :  6tude 
sur  le  chef-d’oeuvre  de  G.  85  pp.  ( Biblioth .  univ.  et  rev. 
suisse,  3  pfir.  v.  11,  1881,  pp.  5,  270,  483.) 

Ipliigenie  aid  Tauris. 

Kuland,  C.  Einige  aeltere  illustrationen  zu 
Goethe’s  Ipliigenie.  9  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb. 
v.  9,  1888,  p.  218.) 

Italienische  reise. 

Italiaenische  reise.  Herausg.  und  mit  an- 
merkungen  begleitet  von  Heinrich  Duentzer. 
Berlin,  n.  d.  16°.  .  — 3177 


-  Zur  nachgeschichte  der  Italienischen  reise. 

Briefwechsel  mit  freunden  und  kunstgenossen 
in  Italien,  1788-90.  Herausg.  von  O.  Harnack. 
Weimar,  1890.  8°.  (Goethe-gesells.  Schrift. 

v.  5. )  — 3183 

-  Dalle.  O.  Goethe  e  l’ltalia.  25  pp.  ( Nuov .  antol. 

3  s.  v.  26,  1890,  p.  612.)— Meyer,  K.  Goethe  und  seine 
Italienische  reise.  26  pp.  ( Samml .  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s. 
v.  1,  1886,  p.  832.) 

Reineke  Fuchs. 

Reineke  Fuchs,  mit  zeichnungen  von  Wil¬ 
helm  von  Kaulbach.  Auf  holz  gezeichnet 
von  Julius  Schnorr.  Stuttgart,  1857.  r.  8°. 

—3173 

Sprueche  in  prosa. 

Jonas,  F.  Zu  Goethe’s  Spruechen  in  prosa.  8  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  12,  1891,  p.  259.) — I.oeper, 
J.  L.  G.  von.  Zu  Goethe’s  Spruechen  in  prosa.  10  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  11,  1890,  p.  135.) — Rich¬ 
ardson,  R.  B.  Goethe’s  ethical  sayings  in  prose. 
23  pp.  ( New  Englander,  v.  42,  1883,  p.  141.) 

Tagebuch. 

Tagebuch  aus  den  jahren  1776-82.  Mitge- 
theilt  von  Robert  Keil.  Leipzig,  1875.  8°. 

(Keil,  R.,  Vor  hundert  jahren,  v.  1.)  — 3176 

-  Tagebuecher  und  briefe  aus  Italien  an 

Frau  von  Stein  und  Herder.  Weimar,  1886. 
8°.  (Goethe-gesells.  Schrift.  v.  2.)  — 3183 

Torquato  Tasso. 

Ruechuer,  W.  Selbsterlebtes  in  Goethe’s  “  Tasso.” 
9  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  178.) 

Wahrheit  und  dichtung. 

Truth  and  poetry  :  from  my  own  life ;  or, 
the  autobiography  of.  Ed.  by  Parke  Godwin. 
New  York,  1850.  2  v.  8°.  —3185 

- Clilow,  H.  Kunst  und  technik  der  charakterschilde- 

rung  in  Goethe’s  Dichtung und  wahrheit.  17  pp.  (Geiger, 
E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  12,  1891,  p.  228.)— I.ooper,  J.  L.  G. 
von.  Zu  Dichtung  und  wahrheit.  2  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L., 
Goethe-jahrb.  v.  11,  1890,  p.  174.) 

Werther. 

Goethe  und  Werther.  Briefe  Goethe’s, 
meistens  aus  seiner  jugendzeit,  mit  erlaeu- 
ternden  documenten.  Herausg.  von  A.  Kest- 
ner.  2  aufl.  Stuttgart,  1855.  8°.  — 3176 

-  Appell,  J.  W.  Werther  und  seine  zeit. 

1865.  —3176 

-  Bascliet,  A. ’’[Goethe  et  Werther.  24  pp.  (Rev.  con- 

temp.  1854,  v.  5,  p.  441.)—  Goldliau,  A.  Ueber  die  ein- 
wirkung  des  Goethischen  Werthers  und  Wilhelm  Mei- 
sters  auf  die  entwicklung  Edward  Bulwers.  103  pp. 
(Anglia,  v.  16,  1893,  p.  267.)  —  Sainte-Beuve,  C.  A. 
Werther.  18  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1855,  v.  3,  p.  148.) 

Westoestliclier  Divan. 

Goethe’s  West-eastern  Divan.  15  pp.  (Blackwood’s 
Mag.  v.  132,  1882,  p.  742.) — Koch,  A.  Zum  West-oest- 
lichen  Divan.  2  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  11, 
1890,  p.  173.) — Siegfried,  C.  Zu  Goethe’s  Divan.  1  p. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  12,  1891,  p.  259.) 

Wilhelm  Meister. 

Wilhelm  Meister’ s  apprenticeship  and 
travels.  From  the  German.  Newed.,  revised 
and  ed.  by  T.  Carlyle.  Phila.,  1840.  3  v.  8°. 

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The  same.  London,  1893.  2  v.  8°.  (Carlyle, 
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1891.  —3173 
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Weimar,  und  Jena  im  Jahre  1806.  1882.  — 3176 

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terhaltungen  mit.  Herausg.  von  C.  A.  H. 

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1842.  —3187 

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Goethe.  Lectures  at  the  Concord  school  of 

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Gesehenes,  gehoertes,  und  erlebtes.  1864. 

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2  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.287.) — 
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Aus  der  zeit  der  Spinoza-studien  Goethe’s,  1784-85.  10  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  12,  1891,  p.  3.)— Goethe 
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6  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  111.) — 
Goethe  und  Herder.  14  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  52, 

1887,  p.  63. )— Goethe  und  Prinz  August  von  Gotha.  32  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  6,  1885,  p.  27.)  —  Das 
Goethe-  und  Schiller-archiv  in  Weimar.  4  pp.  (Deutsch. 
rundschau,  v.  60,  1889,  p.  139.)— Karlsbad,  1785.  12  pp. 

1  pi.  (Geiger,  E.  L..  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  11,  1890,  p.  123.) — 
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(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  20.)— Thudi- 


chum,  G.  Goethe  und  unsere  zeit.  8  pp.  (Geiger,  E. 
L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  16,  1895,  p.  99.) — Vermischte  nacli- 
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1892,  p.  252.) — Vulpitis,  W.  Stammbuchblaetter  aus 
Goethe’s  nachlass.  16  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  63, 
1890,  p.  348.)— Wcisstein,  G.  Goethe  ueber  die  erzie- 
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See  also  German  literature. — German  poetry. — 
Weimar. 

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Ed.  by  Charles  Eliot  Norton.  London,  1887. 
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(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  59,  18S7,  p.  849.) 

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getheilt  von  C.  Siegfried.  18  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe- 
jahrb.  v.  11,  1890,  p.  24.) 

-  and  Gersdorflf,  Ernst  Christian  August 

von.  Briefwechsel,  mit  politischen  berichten  des  letz- 
teren,  mitgetheilt  von  Lily  von  Kretschman.  20  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  13,  1892,  p.  98.) 

-  and  Goethe,  Johanne  Christiane  Sophie 

Vulpius  von.  Freundschaftliche  briefe  an 
Nicolaus  Meyer,  1800-31.  Leipzig,  1856.  8°. 

—3176 

-  and  Goetlie,  Katharina  Elisabeth  Textor. 

Briefe  an  Friedrich  Freiherrn  von  Stein. 
Nebst  einigen  beilagen,  herausg.  von  J.  J.  H. 
Ebers  und  August  Kahlert.  Leipzig,  1846. 
12°.  —3177 

-  and  Goettling,  Karl  Wilhelm.  Brief¬ 
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vorwort  begleitet  von  Kuno  Fischer. 
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-  and  Gruener,  Joseph  Sebastian.  Brief¬ 
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Leipzig,  1853.  12°.  —3177 

-  and  Humboldt,  Caroline  von.  Brief¬ 
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E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb  v.  16,  1895,  p.  43.) 

-  and  Jacobi,  Friedrich  Heinrich.  Brief¬ 
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1846.  12°.  —3177 

-  and  Jakob,  Therese  von.  Briefwechsel, 

herausg.  von  Reinhold  Steig.  45  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L., 
Goethe-jahrb.  v.  12,  1891,  p.  33.) 

-  and  Karl  August,  Grossherzog  von  Sach- 

sen-Weimar-Eisenach.  Briefwechsel,  1775- 
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—3176 

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v.  10,  1889,  p.  3.) 

-  and  Schiller,  Johann  Christoph  Friedrich 

von.  Briefwechsel.  4  aufl.  Stuttgart,  1881. 
2  v.  r.  8°.  —3175 

The  same.  Tr.  from  the  3  ed.  of  the  Ger¬ 
man  with  notes,  by  L.  Dora  Schmitz.  Lon¬ 
don,  1877-79.  2  v.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G., 

Stand.  Libr.)  — 3173 


GOETHE,  Johann  Wolfgang  von 


1773 


GOETTINGEN 


-  Nenien  1796.  Herausg.  von  Erich  Schmidt 

und  Bernhard  Suphan,  mit  einem  facsimile. 
Weimar,  1893.  8°.  (Goethe-gesells.  Schrift. 

v.  8. )  —3183 

-  Boas,  E.  Schiller  und  Goethe  im  Xenien- 

kampf.  1851,  2  v.  — 3175 

-  Pick,  A.  Zu  den  “Zahmen  Xenien”  VI.  2  pp. 

(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  14,  1893,  p.  279.) 

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herausg.  von  B.  L.  Suphan.  21  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L., 
Goethe-jahrb.  v.  13,  1892,  p.  10.) 

-  and  Schultz,  Christoph  Ludwig  Friedrich. 

Briefwechsel,  herausg.  und  eingeleitet  von  H. 
Duentzer.  Nebst  einem  anhang :  Untersu- 
chung  ueber  das  zeitalter  des  roemischen  bau- 
meisters  M.  V.  Pollio  von  C.  L.  F.  Schultz. 
Herausg.  von  Otto  Schultz.  Mit  einem  bild- 
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-  and  Tuerckheim,  Elisabeth  von.  Brief¬ 
wechsel,  herausg.  von  B.  L.  Suphan.  11  pp.  (Geiger, 
E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  13,  1892,  p.  30.) 

-  and  Willemer,  Maria  Anna  Katharina 

Therese  von  (Suleika,  pseud.)  Briefwechsel, 
herausg.  mit  lebensnachrichten  und  erlaeute- 
rungen  von  Th.  Creizenach.  2  vermehrte 
aufl.  Stuttgart,  1878.  8°.  — 3175 

-  and  Zelter,  Karl  Friedrich.  Briefwechsel, 

1796-1832,  herausg.  von  F.  W.  Riemer.  Ber¬ 
lin,  1833-34.  6  v.  12°.  —3177 

Goetlic,  Johanne  Christiane  Sophie  Vulpius 
von.  1764-1816.  Freundschaftliche  briefe  an 
N.  Meyer.  See  Goethe,  J.  W.  von,  and  Goethe, 
J.  C.  S.  Y.  von. 

-  Goethe,  K.  E.  T.  Briefe  an  ihren  sohn, 

Christiane,  und  August  v.  Goethe.  1889. 
(Goethe-gesells.  Schrift.  v.  4.)  — 3183 

Goethe,  Julius  August  Walter  von.  1789-1830. 

Briefe.  9  pp.  ( Goethe,  J.  W.  von,  and  Goethe,  J.  C.  S.  V. 
von,  Freundschaftl.  briefe,  p.  111.) 

-  Goethe,  K.  E.  T.  Briefe  an  ihren  sohn, 

Christiane,  und  August  v.  Goethe.  1889. 
(Goethe-gesells.  Schrift.  v.  4.)  — 3183 

Goethe,  Katharina  Elisabeth  Textor.  1731- 

1808. 

Briefe  an  die  Herzogin  Anna  Amalia  ;  her¬ 
ausg.  von  T.  A.  H.  Burkhardt.  Weimar,  1885. 
8°.  (Goethe-gesells.  Schrift.  v.  1.)  — 3183 

-  Briefe  an  ihren  sohn,  Christiane,  und 

August  v.  Goethe.  Mit  einem  lichtdruck. 
Weimar,  1889.  8°.  (Goethe-gesells.  Schrift. 

v.  4. )  —3183 

-  Brief  an  Crespel.  See  Goethe,  J.  C.,  and 

Goethe,  K.  E.  T. 

-  Briefe  an  Friedrich,  Freiherrn  von  Stein. 

See  Goethe,  J.  W.  von,  and  Goethe,  K.  E.  T. 
-  Goethe,  J.  W.  von.  Early  and  miscel¬ 
laneous  letters,  including  letters  to  his 
mother.  1884.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr. ) 

—3173 

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geborene  Textor,  Goethe’s  mutter.  187  pp.  (In  his 
Frauenbilder  aus  Goethe’s  jugendzeit,  p.  406.) — Roland, 

C.  Das  stammbuch  der  Frau  Rath.  4  pp.  (Geiger, 
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Goethe,  Kornelia  Friederike  Christiane.  See 
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Goetlie,  Wolfgang  Maximilian,  Freiherr  von. 

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herausg.  von  Erich  Schmidt  [und]  Bernhard 
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Contents.  Goethe,  J.  W.  von.  Gedichte,  in  compo- 
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Goetlie-jahrbuch.  16  v.  Geiger,  E.  L.  (Ed. ) 

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Goethe-National -Museum,  Aus'  dem.  v.  1. 
Ruland,  K.  (Goethe-gesells.  Schrift.  v.  10.) 

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Goethe  Society,  At  the.  9  pp.  Boucicault,  D. 

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Goettingen.  Koenigliclie  Gesellscliaft 
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Note.— For  v.  1-30  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Goettingische  gelehrte  anzeigen.  1885-97. 

Goettingen,  1885-97.  13  v.  8°.  5985 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Nachrichten  von  der  Koenigl.  Gesellschaft 

der  Wissenschaften  und  der  Georg- Augusts- 
Universitaet,  1885-97.  Goettingen,  1885-97, 
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—2121 

-  (Ed.)  Glossaria  reliqua.  Lipsiae,  1894. 

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-  (Ed.)  Hermeneumata  Pseudodositheana, 

accedunt  Hermeneumata  medicobotanica  ve- 
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F.  Ritschelius.  See  Plautus,  T.  M. 

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Glossae  Latinograecae  et  Graecolatinae  .  .  . 
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Goetz,  Wilhelm.  1844 — .  Altnordisches  klein- 

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Goetz  von  Berlieliingen.  Goethe,  J.  W.  von, 
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Goetze,  E.  (Ed.) 

Hans  Sachs.  [TFerfce.]  See  Sachs,  H. 
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Epoques  principales  de  l’histoire.  Paris, 
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Goffe,  Stephen,  D.  D.  1605-81. 

Lord  George  Digby’s  cabinet  and  Dr.  Goff’s 
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See  also  Bimetallism. — Coinage. — Electrum. — 
Finance.  —  Metallurgy.  —  Metals.  —  Mines  and 
Mining.  —Money.  —Monometallism.  —  Political 
economy.— Precious  metals. 


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(Nature,  v.  53,  1895,  p.  16.)—  Sutherland,  G.  Earth- 
currents  and  the  occurrence  of  gold.  2  pp.  (Nature, 
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and  the  Australian  gold  fields.  4  pp.  ( Lancashire  and 
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in  W’ales.  2  pp.  (Sat.  Rev.  v.  64,  1887,  p.  752.) 

See  also  Comstock  lode. 

Gold  bug.  48  pp.  Poe,  E.  A.,  Works ,  ed.  by 

E.  C.  Stedman  and  G.  E.  Woodberry,  v.  3,  p.  5. 

Gold  Coast,  Africa.  Ellis,  A.  B.  History  of 
the  Gold  Coast  of  West  Africa.  1893.  3422 

- Tshi-speaking  peoples  of  the  Gold  Coast 

of  West  Africa.  1887.  1415 


GOLD  COAST,  Africa 


1776 


GOLDSCHMIDT,  Siegfried 


- Moloney,  C.  A.  West  African  fisheries,  with  partic¬ 
ular  reference  to  the  Gold  Coast  colony.  75  pp.  ( Lon¬ 
don,  Internat.  Fish.  Exliib.  Literature,  v.  5,  p.  421.) 

See  also  Cape  Coast  Castle. — Great  Itritain, 
Colonies. — G  uinea. 

Gold  cure,  My.  3  pp.  Keeley,  L.  E.  ( N .  Am. 

Rev.  v.  153,  1891,  p.  759.) 

Gold  lands  of  South  Africa.  Smith,  R.  1418 
Gold  reg  ions  of  South-eastern  Africa.  Baines, 
T.  *"  1416 

Goldast,  von  Heimingsfeld,  Melchior  (Ed.) 
1576-1635. 

Philologicarum  epistolarum  centuria  una 
diversorum  a  renatis  literis  doctissimorum 
virorum,  in  qua  veterum  theologorum,  juris- 
consultorum,  medicorum,  philosophorum,  hi- 
storicorum,  poetarum,  grammaticorum  libri 
diffi'cillimis  locis  vel  emendantur  vel  illustran- 
tur.  Lipsiae,  1674.  16°.  3237 

Goldbaclier,  Alois  (Ed.)  1839—. 

S.  Aureli  Augustini  Hipponiensis  Episcopi 
epistulae.  See  Augustinus  Aurelius,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Hippo. 

Golden  bougli.  A  study  in  comparative  re¬ 
ligion.  2  v.  Frazer,  J.  G.  —4252 

Golden  bull.  See  Bulla  aurea. 

Golden  Chersonese.  See  Burmah. 

Golden  guide  to  London.  Illustr.  with  map, 
plans,  and  sixty-eight  engravings  on  wood. 
London,  1875.  8°.  1527 

Golden  justice.  165  pp.  Bishop,  W.  H. 

( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  57,  1886,  pp.  620,  721  ;  v.  58,  1886,  pp.  27, 
145,  289,  474,  628,  721.) 

Golden  legend.  Voragine,  G.  de,  Abp.  of 
Genoa.  The  Golden  legend.  [Tr.  into  Eng¬ 
lish  by  W.  Caxton.]  1878.  (Holbein  Soc. 
Facsimile  reprints ,  v.  13. )  — 17E1 

-  IiOng'f«Hoir,  H.  W.  Golden  legend.  154  pp.  ( Works, 

v.  5,  p.  139.) 

Golden  lives.  Japp,  A.  H.  (H.  A.  Page, 
pseud. )  3765 

Golden  thoughts  from  the  Spiritual  guide. 
Molinos,  M.  — 4236 

Golden  treasury  series.  London,  1892.  12°. 

3296 

Contents.  Plato.  Republic.  Tr.  by  ...  J.  L.  Davies 
and  D.  J.  Vaughan. 

Golden  wedding.  16  pp.  Stuart,  R.  McE. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  80,  1890,  p.  60.) 

Goldenkron,  Monastery.  Klimesch,  J.  M. 

Geschichtschreiber  des  ehemaligen  Cistercienserstiftes 
Goldenkron.  29  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in 
Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  32,  1894,  pp.  158,  256.)— Pangerl, 
M.  Stiftung  von  G.  und  ihre  bedeutung  fuer  die  ge- 
schichte  der  Deutschen  in  Boehmen.  23  pp.  (Verein  f. 
gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  11,  1873, 

p.  201.) 

Goldlian,  H.  Ueber  die  einwirkung  des 

Goethischen  Werthers  und  Wilhelm  Meisters  auf  die 
entwicklung  Edward  Bulwers.  103  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  16, 
1893,  p.  267.) 

Goldie,  Sir  George  Dash  wood  Taubman.  1846—. 

“Spheres  of  influence.”  7  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32, 
1892,  p.  984.) 


Golding,  Arthur  ( Tr. )  Circa  1536-1605. 

Abridgement  of  the  Historyes  of  Trogus 
Pompeius.  See  Justinus. 

-  (Tr.)  The  XV  bookes  of  P.  Ovidius  Naso, 

entitled  Metamorphosis.  See  Ovidius  Naso,  P. 
Goldoni,  Carlo.  1707-93. 

Scelta  di  alcune  commedie.  10  ed.  Parigi, 
1828.  12°.  3313 

Contents.  Ilurbero  bonefico.— Corrispontlenza 

fra  il  Conte  Albergati,  Voltaire,  e  Goldoni. — hocandi- 

era.— Xuovo  riceo. — Pamela. — La  Seozzese.— La 
Villegg-iatura. — Vita  di  G. 

-  Scherzi  poetici.  Venezia,  1817.  16°.  (Gam- 

ba,  B.,  Coll,  opere  in  dialetto  venez.  v.  9.)  2302 

-  hove,  honor,  ami  interest.  32  pp.  (Galt,  J., 

New  Brit,  theat.  v.  3,  p.  257.) — Mf-moires,  pour  servir  & 
l’histoire  de  sa  vie  et  a.  celle  de  son  th6&tre.  145  pp. 
(Barribre,  J.  F.,  Mem.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  6,  p.  321.) — 
Word  of  honor.  39  pp.  (Galt,  J.,  New  Brit,  theat.  v.  1, 
p.  339.) 

-  Carrer,  L.  Notizie  su  la  commedia  ita- 

liana  avanti  Carlo  Goldoni.  1828,  2  v.  4705 

Note. — Backed  as  v.  2,  3,  of  the  following. 

- Vita  di  Carlo  Goldoni.  1828.  4705 

-  Copping,  E.  Alfieri  and  Goldoni :  their 

lives  and  adventures.  1857.  4703 

-  Albiclni,C.  Goldoni  e  le  sue  lettere.  19  pp.  (Archiv. 

stor.ital.  4  s.  v.  7,  1881,  p.  88.)— Liieder,  A.  Carlo  Gol¬ 
doni  in  seinem  verhaeltnis  zu  Moliere.  40  pp.  ( Zeits .  f. 
neufranz.  sprache  u.  lit.  v.  5,  pt.  1,  1883,  p.  138.) — Vita  di 
G.  39  pp.  (In  his  Scelta  di  alcune  commedie,  p.  5.) 

See  also  Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  130,  1881,  p.  516. 

Goldsborough,  Maj.  William  W.  How  Ashby 

was  killed.  3  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  21, 
1893,  p.  224.) 

Goldschmidt,  Hugo. 

Der  vokalismus  des  neuhochdeutschen 
kunstgesanges  und  der  buehnensprache. 
Leipzig,  1892.  8°.  —2143 

Goldschmidt,  Mme.  Jenny  Lind. 

Holland,  H.  S.,  and  Rockstro,  W.  S. 
Memoir  of  Mme.  Jenny  Lind-Goldschmidt : 
her  early  art-life  and  dramatic  career,  1820-51. 
From  original  documents,  letters,  MS.  diaries, 
etc.  collected  by  Otto  Goldschmidt.  1891, 
2  v.  4733 

-  Sffaweis,  II.  R.  Jenny  Lind.  12  pp.  (Con temp.  Rev. 

v.  59,  1891,  p.  900.) — Jenny  him!.  13  pp.  (London  Quart. 
Rev.  v.  76,  1891,  p.  245.) — Koimaun,  H.  Jenny  Lind. 
5  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  1,  p.  75.) 

Goldschmidt,  Meir  Adolph.  1819-87.  The 

Wind  as  post  office.  16  pp.  (Vicary,  J.  F.,  A  Stork's  nest, 
p.  107.) 

Goldschmidt,  Otto.  1829—. 

Memoir  of  Mme.  Jenny  Lind-Goldschmidt. 
See  Holland,  H.  S.,  and  Rockstro,  W.  S. 
Goldschmidt,  S. 

Geschichte  der  Juden  in  England  von  den 
aeltesten  zeiten  bis  zu  ihrer  verbannung. 
1  th.  XI  und  XII  jahrhundert.  Berlin,  1886. 
8°.  —2266 

Goldschmidt,  Siegfried.  Prakrtische  miscel- 

len.  23  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  25,  1881, 
pp.  436,  610;  V.  26,  1883,  pp.  102,  327.) 


GOLDSMID,  Edmund  M. 


1777 


GOLDSMID,  Edmund  M. 


Goldsmid,  Edmund  M. 

Complete  catalogue  of  all  the  publications 
of  the  Elzevier  presses  at  Leyden,  Amster¬ 
dam,  the  Hague,  and  Utrecht,  with  introduc¬ 
tion,  notes,  and  an  appendix.  (In  his  Biblioth. 
curiosa.)  Edinburgh,  1885-88.  3  v.  in  4,  16°. 

2127 

-  (Ed. )  Account  of  King  Charles  IP s  escape 

from  Worcester.  Edinburgh,  1883.  16°.  (In 

his  Biblioth.  curiosa. )  2127 

-  (Ed.)  Bibliotheca  curiosa.  Edinburgh, 

1883-88.  64  v.  12°.  and  16°.  2127 

Note. — Privately  printed.  Edition  limited  to  350 
copies. 

Contents.  Renouard,  A.  A.  Bibliographical  sketch  of 
the  Alrtine  press  at  Venice,  3  v. — Grotius,  H.  On  the 
origin  of  the  native  races  of  America.— Johnston,  S. 
Speech  on  American  affairs. — Dennys,  J.  Secrets  of 
angling,  2  v. — Bacon,  Friar.  Famous  history  of,  2  v. — 
Kinloch,  G.  R.  (Ed.)  The  Ballatl  l»ook.— Sharpe,  C.  K. 
Ballad  book,  2  v. — Maidment,  J.  (Ed.)  New  book  of  old 
ballads. — Brisset,  G.,  Lord  of  Oratence.  Apologie. — 
Goldsmid,  E.  M.  (Ed.)  Maner  of  the  tryumphe  of 
Caleys  and  Bulleyn,  and  the  noble  tryumphaunt 
coronacyon  of  Quene  Anne.— Le  Maire,  J.  J.  Voyage  to 
the  Canaries,  Cape  Verd,  and  the  coast  of  Africa, 
under  the  command  of  M.  Dancourt.— Goldsmid,  E.  M. 
(Ed.)  Account  of  King  Charles  II*s  escape  from 
Worcester.— Lamartine,  H.  L.  M.  de  P.  de.  Life  and 
times  of  Christopher  Colnmbns,  2  v.  —  Spence,  J. 
Crito;  or,  a  dialogue  on  beauty.— Goldsmid,  E.  M.  (Ed.) 
Genuine  and  true  journal  of  the  most  miraculous  escape 
of  the  young  Chevalier,  from  the  battle  of  Culloden  to 
his  landing  in  France. — Pufendorff,  E.  Dissertation 
upon  the  Braids. — Goldsmid,  E.  M.  Complete  cata¬ 
logue  of  all  the  publications  of  the  Elzevier  presses 
at  Leyden, "Amsterdam,  The  Hague,  and  Utrecht,  3  v.— 
Vines,  R.  Hearse  of  Rt.  Hon.  Robert,  Earl  of  Essex. — 
Mascardi,  A.  Historical  relation  of  the  conspiracy  of 
John  Lewis,  Count  de  Fiesclii,  against  the  city  and  re- 
publick  of  Genouk,  in  the  year  1547,  2  v.— Albinus,  P. 
Treatise  on  foreign  languages  and  unknown  islands. 
— Berners,  J.  Treatyse  of  fysshynge  wyth  an  angle. — 
Markham,  G.  Most  honorable  tragedie  of  Sir  Richard 
Grenvile,  knight,  2  v. — Goldsmid,  E.  M.  (Ed.)  Last 
fight  of  the  Revenge,  and  the  death  of  Sir  Richard  Gren¬ 
ville,  2  v. — Johnstone,  J.  Norwegian  account  of  King 
Haco’s  expedition  against  Scotland,  A.  D.  1263. — 
Oates,  T.  Exact  discovery  of  the  mystery  of  iniquity  as 
it  is  now  practised  among  the  Jesuits.— Maistre,  X., 
Comte  de.  Journey  round  my  room. — Heywood,  T. 
Love's  mistress;  or,  the  Queen’s  masque. — Pazig,  C. 
Treatyse  of  magic  incantations, — Heucher,  M.  J.  H. 
Magic  plants.— Adam,  C.  Chancellor’s  voyage  to 
Muscovy. — Prince,  T.  Chronological  history  of  New 
England,  5  v. — Maistre,  X.,  Comte  de.  Nocturnal 
expedition  round  my  room. — Maidment,  J.  (Ed.) 
North  countrie  garland. — Wilmot,  J.,  2  Earl  of 
Rochester ,  and  others.  Some  political  satires  of  the 
17  century,  selected  from  the  writings  of,  2  v. — Wright, 
T.  (Ed.)  Political  songs  of  England,  from  the  reign 
of  John  to  that  of  Edward  II,  4  v.— Philautus,  pseud. 
Pretty  gentleman;  or,  softness  of  manners  vindi¬ 
cated  from  the  false  ridicule  exhibited  under  the  char¬ 
acter  of  William  Fribble. — Goldsmid,  E.  M.  (Ed.)  Trial 
of  Francis  Ravaillac  for  the  murder  of  King  Henry 
the  Great.— Caxton,  W.  ( Tr.)  History  of  Reynard  the 
Fox,  2  v.— Hasse,  J.  Coins,  etc.,  of  Russia.— Capefigue, 
J.  B.  H.  R.  King’s  mistress ;  or,  Charles  VII  and  Agnes 
Sorel  and  chivalry  in  the  XV  century,  2  v.— Geier,  J. 
Thespis  on  tryal ;  or,  the  moralitie  of  playes  consid¬ 
ered. — James  I,  King  of  Ot.  Britain.  Counter-blaste  to 
tobacco. — Barante,  A.  G.  P.  B.,  Baron  de.  Chieftains 
of  Vendee.  —  Webbe,  E.  His  travailes.— Lecointe, 


( — ),  Abbe.  Conspiracy  of  the  Norman  barons  against 
William  the  Bastard,  Duke  of  Normandy. — Durfey, 
T.  Commonwealth  of  women. 

—  (Ed.)  Bookworm’s  garner.  Edinburgh, 

1887-89.  6  v.  12°.  3127 

Note.— Privately  printed.  Edition  limited  to  99  copies. 
Contents.  Daniel,  S.  Complaynt  of  Rosamond, 
v.  2.— Linche,  R.  Riella,  v.  1. — Watreman,  W.  Fardle 
of  facions,  v.  3-5.— Greene,  R.  Groats-worth  of 
wit,  v.  6. 

—  (Ed.)  Collectanea  Adamantsea.  nos.  1,2, 

5-9,  12-15,  18-21,  24,  26,  27.  Edinburgh,  1884- 
89.  19  v.  8°  and  12°.  3125 

Note. — Privately  printed.  Edition  limited  to  350  copies. 
Contents.  Blunder,  M.  F.  History  of  amulets,  no.  18. 
—Cecil,  R.,  1  Earl  of  Salisbury.  Secret  correspondence 
with  James  VII,  King  of  Scotland,  no.  19.— Sprat,  T. 
True  account  and  declaration  of  the  horrid  conspiracy 
to  assassinate  the  late  King  Charles  U  at  the  Rye- 
house,  no.  14.— Coleman,  E.,  Tryal  of,  for  conspiring 
the  death  of  the  king,  and  the  subversion  of  the  govern¬ 
ment  of  England,  no.  26. — Budley,  R.,  1  Earl  of  Leices¬ 
ter.  Memoirs,  no.  24.  —  Goldsmid,  E.  M.  (Ed.)  Collec¬ 
tion  of  epitaphs  and  inscriptions,  no.  12. — Field  of 
blond  ;  or,  Rebellion  blazoned  in  all  its  colours,  no.  20. 
— Mineur,  A.  E.  Charitable  remonstrance  addressed  to 
the  wives  and  maidens  of  France,  touching  their  disso¬ 
lute  adornments,  no.  21a.  Collier,  J.  Essay  upon 
gaming,  no.  8,— Cohausen,  J.  H.  Ilermippus  redi- 
vivns  ;  or,  The  Sage’s  triumph,  no.  6.— Niau,  (— ).  His¬ 
tory  of  the  devils  of  Eoudiin,  no.  216.— Hill,  Sir  J. 
Lucina  sine  concubitn:  a  letter  humbly  addressed 
to  the  Royal  Society,  no.  7.— Goldsmid,  E.  M.  (Ed.)  Nar¬ 
rative  of  the  events  of  the  siege  of  Lyons,  no.  9. — 
Kempe,  W.  Nine  daies  wonder,  no.  2. — Canel,  A. 
History  of  the  States-General  of  Normandy,  no.  27. — 
Goldsmid,  E.  M.  (Ed.)  Quaint  gleanings  from  ancient 
poetry,  no.  1.  —  Ritson,  J.  (Ed.)  Ancient  popular 
poetry,  no.  5. — Goldsmid,  E.  M.  (Ed.)  Collection  of  his¬ 
torical  documents  illustrative  of  the  reigns  of  the 
Tudor  and  Stuart  sovereigns,  no.  13.  —  Kirch- 
mayer,  G.  C.,  and  others.  Un-natural  history;  or, 
myths  of  ancient  science,  no.  15. 

—  (Ed.)  Collection  of  epitaphs  and  inscrip¬ 
tions.  Edinburgh,  1885.  12°.  (In  his  Coll. 

Adamant,  no.  12. )  .  3125 

—  (Ed.)  Collection  of  historical  documents 

illustrative  of  the  reigns  of  the  Tudor  and 
Stuart  sovereigns.  Edinburgh,  1886.  12°. 

(In  his  Coll.  Adamant,  no.  13.)  3125 

—  (Ed.)  Confessions  of  witches  under  tor¬ 
ture,  1617.  Edinburgh,  1886.  12°.  — 2466 

—  (Ed.)  Genuine  and  true  journal  of  the 

most  miraculous  escape  of  the  young  Cheva¬ 
lier,  from  the  battle  of  Culloden  to  his  land¬ 
ing  in  France.  Edinburgh,  1884.  16°.  (In 
his  Biblioth.  curiosa. )  2127 

—  (Ed.)  Last  fight  of  the  Revenge,  and  the 
death  of  Sir  Richard  Grenville.  Edinburgh, 
1886.  2  v.  16°.  (In  his  Biblioth.  curiosa. )  2127 

—  (Ed.)  Maner  of  the  tryumphe  of  Caleys 

and  Bulleyn,  and  the  noble  tryumphaunt  co¬ 
ronacyon  of  Quene  Anne.  Edinburgh,  1885. 
16°.  (In  his  Biblioth.  curiosa. )  2127 

—  (Ed.)  Narrative  of  the  events  of  the 

siege  of  Lyons.  Edinburgh,  1885.  12°.  (In 
his  Coll.  Adamant,  no.  9. )  3125 


GOLDSMID,  Edmund  M. 


1778 


GOLDSMITH’S  WORK 


-  (Ed.)  Quaint  gleanings  from  ancient 

poetry.  Edinburgh,  1885.  12°.  (In  his 

Coll.  Adamant,  no.  1.)  3125 

-  (Ed.)  Trial  of  Francis  Ravaillac  for  the 

murder  of  King  Henry  the  Great.  Edin¬ 
burgh,  1885.  16°.  (In  his  Biblioth.  curiosa.) 

2127 

Goldsmid,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  Frederic  John. 

1818—.  Russia  and  the  Afghan  frontier.  12  pp.  ( Con- 
temp.  Rev.  v.  47,  1885,  p.  473.)— Sachau’s  Albirrtni. 
24  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  20,  1888, 
p.  129.) 

Goldsmid,  Sir  Julian.  1838 — .  Ismail :  a  vin¬ 
dication.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885,  p.  741.) 

Goldsmith,  H.  St.  B. 

Revised  list  of  the  birds  of  Somerset.  See 
Mathew,  M.  A.,  and  Goldsmith,  H.  St.  B. 

Goldsmith,  Isidor.  Why  I  left  Russia.  22  pp. 

(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885,  p.  883.) 

Goldsmith,  Lewis.  Circa  1763-1846. 

Crimes  of  cabinets  ;  or,  a  review  of  their 
plans  and  aggressions  for  the  annihilation  of 
the  liberties  of  France,  and  the  dismember¬ 
ment  of  her  territories.  With  illustrative 
anecdotes,  military  and  political.  London, 
1801.  8°.  .2696 

Goldsmith,  Oliver.  1728-74. 

History  of  the  earth  and  animated  nature. 
Illustr.  with  eighty  five  copperplates.  New 
ed.  with  corrections  and  alterations.  Phila., 
1830.  4  v.  8°.  —1401 

The  same.  With  a  supplement  and  numer¬ 
ous  notes,  from  the  writings  of  distinguished 
naturalists,  British  and  foreign.  Preceded 
by  a  memoir  of  the  author  by  J.  F.  Waller, 
with  numerous  engravings  on  steel  and  wood. 
London,  1876-79.  2  v.  8°.  —1493 

-  Poetical  works.  [Ed.  by  Rev.  John  Mit- 

ford.]  London,  1831.  16°.  1328 

Contents.  Deserted  village*  —  Mitford,  J.  Life 
ami  anecdotes  of  G. — Poems.— Poems  which  have 
never  been  incorporated  in  any  preceding  ed.  —  The 

Traveller. 

-  Vicar  of  Wakefield  :  a  tale.  London,  1810. 

12°.  (Barbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists , 
V.  23.)  4167 

-  Good  Matured  man:  a  comedy.  104  pp.  (Bell,  J., 

Brit,  theat.  v.  13,  1791.)—  She  stoops  to  conquer:  a 
comedy.  19  pp.  ( Acting  drama,  p.  238;  Bell,  J.,  Brit, 
theat.  v.  17,  1791 ;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  70,  1885,  pp.  37,  291  ; 
v.  71,  1885,  pp.  747  ,  919;  v.  72,  1886,  pp.  275,  357,  518,  707, 
844;  v.  73,  1886,  pp.  66,  227,  415.) 

-  I»e  Quincey,  T.  Oliver  Goldsmith.  35  pp.  (Coll. 

writings,  v.  4,  p.  288.)— Giles,  H.  Oliver  Goldsmith. 
40  pp.  (In  his  Lectures  and  essays,  v.  1,  218.) — Levy,  S. 
Goethe  und  G.  18  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb. 
v.  5, 1885,  p.  281.)— Sprenger.  R.  Zwei  alte  textfehler 
in  Goldsmith’s  Vicar  of  Wakefield.  2  pp.  (Eng.  studien, 
v.  14,  1890,  p.  295.) 

-  Dobson,  H.  A.  Life  of  Oliver  Goldsmith. 

1888.  (Robertson,  E.  S.,  Great  writers.)  3707 

-  Ilarbauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.  Goldsmith.  12  pp.  (In 

her  Brit,  novelists,  v.  23,  p.  i.) — Gary,  H.  F.  Oliver 
Goldsmith.  25  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  Eng.  poets,  p.  222.) 
—Macaulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron  Macaulay.  Oliver  Gold¬ 


smith.  25  pp.  (In  his  Biographies  contrib.  to  the  En eye. 
Brit.  p.  51.)— Mitford,  J.  Life  and  anecdotes  of  G. 
178  pp.  (Goldsmith,  O.,  Poet,  works,  p.  vii.) — Timbs,  J. 
Oliver  Goldsmith.  80  pp.  (In  his  Anecdote  lives  of  wits 
and  humourists,  v.  1,  p.  251.) — Waller,  J.  F.  Life  of  G. 
21pp.  (Goldsmith,  O.,  Hist,  of  earth  and  animated  na¬ 
ture,  v.  1,  1879,  p.  21.)— Wrangham,  F.  Oliver  Gold¬ 
smith.  19  pp.  (In  his  Brit.  Plutarch,  v.  6,  p.  232.) 

Goldsmith’s  work,  and  Silversmith’s 
work. 

Alexandre,  A.  Histoire  de  l’art  decora- 
tif  du  XVI  siecle  a  nos  jours.  [1891.]  — 17E4 

-  Catalogue  des  objets  d’art  tres  impor- 

tants  du  XVIII  siecle  .  .  .  appartenant  a  M.  le 
Baron  de  .  .  .  et  dont  la  vente  aura  lieu  30  Jan. 
1884.  [1884.]  —1791 

-  Chaffers,  W.  Gilda  aurifabrorum  :  a 

history  of  English  goldsmiths  and  plate- 
workers,  and  their  marks  stamped  on  plate. 
1883.  —1744 

-  Didron  (AinS),  A.  N.  Manuel  des  ceuvres 

de  bronze  et  d’orffivrerie  du  moyen  Sge.  1859. 

—2734 

-  Eudel,  P.  Catalogue  de  l’argenterie  an- 

cienne  appartenant  a  M.  P.  E.  et  dont  la 
vente  aura  lieu  25,  26  Avril,  1884.  [1884.] 

—1791 

-  Gee,  G.  E.  Jeweller’s  assistant  in  the  art 

of  working  in  gold.  1892.  — 1738 

-  Germain,  P.  Elements  of  the  goldsmith’s 

art.  n.  d.  2  v.  — 17D8 

-  Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons.  Com¬ 
mittee  appointed  to  enquire  into  the  manner 
of  conducting  the  several  assay  offices.  Re¬ 
port,  with  an  appendix.  1773.  (Gt.  Brit.  H. 
of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  3.)  4451 

-  Labarte,  C.  J.  Orfevrerie.  1872-73,  2  v. 

(In  his  Hist,  des  art  industriels,  v.  1,  2. )  — 3742 

-  Luthmer,  F.  Ornamental  jewellery  of  the 

renaissance  in  relation  to  costume  .  .  .  Thirty 
.  .  .  engravings  of  mediaeval  gold  and  silver 
work.  1882.  — 17D7 

-  Trollope,  A.  Inventory  of  the  church 

plate  of  Leicestershire.  1890,  2  v.  — 17C3 

-  Rertolotti,  A.  Benvenuto  Cellini  a  Roma  e  gli  ore- 

fici  lombardi  ed  altri  che  lavorarono  pei  papi  nella  prima 
metit  del  secolo  XVI.  27  pp.  ( Soc.  stor.  lombarda,  Ar- 
chiv.  1  s.  1875,  p.  121.)— €afti,  M.  Arte  antica  lombarda. 
Orificeria.  23  pp.  (Soc.  stor.  lombarda,  Archiv.  1.  s.  1880, 
p.  590.)— Cesnola,  A.  P.  di.  On  specimens  of  ancient 
goldsmiths’  art  found  in  Cyprus.  10  pp.  9  pi.  (Brit. 
Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  39,  1883,  p.  119.) — Huinph- 
reys-Davenport,  C.  Ancient  gold-work.  5  pp.  (Har¬ 
per's  Mag.  v.  85,  1892,  p.  286.)— Linas,  C.  de.  Pieces 
d’orftvrerie  de  la  chapelle  du  palais  de  Briihl  (Saxe)  at¬ 
tributes  it  Saint  Louis.  3  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France, 
Bull.  1881,  p.  71 ;  with  Mem.  v.  42,  1881.)— Sarre,  F.  Er- 
zeugnisse  der  silberschmiedekunst.  15  pp.  3  pi.  (Koe- 
nigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  14,  1893,  p.  26.) — 
Wordsworth,  C.  Inventories  of  plate,  vestments,  etc., 
belonging  to  the  cathedral  church  of  the  Blessed  Mary 
of  Lincoln.  82  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  53,  pt.  1,  1892,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Chalices.— Gups. — Decoration  and  or¬ 
nament.— Fine  arts.  —Jewelry.  —Ornaments. — 
Patens.— Plate. 


GOLDZIHER,  Ignaz 


1779 


GOMME,  George  Laurence 


Goldzilier,  Ignaz.  1850 — .  Spitta’s  Gramma- 

tik  des  arabischen  vulgaerdialektes  von  Aegypten. 
16  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  35,  1881,  p.  514.) 
— Ueber  geberden-  und  zeichen-sprache  bei  den  Arn- 
bern.  18  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelker spy ch.  v.  16,  1886,  p.369.) 
— Ueber  umschreibende  zahlenbezeichnung  im  Arabi- 
selien.  8  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  49,  1895, 
p.  210.) — Ueber  den  ursprung  einiger  metaphorischer 
ausdruecke  der  arabischen  sprache.  12  pp.  (Zeits. 
f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  13, 1882,  p.  250.) — Zur  literaturgeschichte 
des  cliala’  al-‘amml  6  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  v.  35,  1881,  p.  147.) — Ginnen  der  dichter.'  6  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  45,  1891,  p.  685.)— Der 
Dirvdn  desGarwalb.  Aus  Al-Hutej’a.  85  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  46,  1892,  pp.  1,  173,  471;  v.  47,  1893, 
pp.  43,  163.)— Van  den  Berg:  Fath  al-Qarib.  5  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  49,  1895,  p.  313.)  — 
llirsclifeld's  Buck  Al-Chazari.  17  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  41,  1887,  p.  691.)— ItitAb  al-AniA- 
nftt  wa’l-rtiqS,dat  von  Sa'adja  b.  JOsuf  al  Fajjumi. 
Herausg.  von  S.  Landauer.  11  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  35,  1881,  p.  773.) — Beitraege  zur  erklae- 
rung  des  KitAb  al-Fihrist.  6  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  36,  1882,  p.  278.) — Ueber  eine  rituelle 
formel  der  Muhamineclaner.  6  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  48, 1894,  p.  95.) — Hebraeische  elemente  in 
muhammedanischen  zaubersprtieclieii.  3  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  48,  1894,  p.  358.)— Mate- 
rialien  zur  kentniss  der  Almohadenbewegung  in  Xord- 
afrika.  Ill  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  41, 
1887,  p.  30.)—  Arabische  beitraege  zur  volksetymo- 
logie.  14  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  18,  1888,  p.  69.) 

- Bachcr,  W.  Goldziher’s  Az  Iszlam.  5  pp.  (Deutsch. 

morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  36,  1882,  p.  720. ) — Steintlial,  H. 
Ueber  mythen-schichtung.  Mit  ruecksicht  auf :  I.  Gold- 
ziher,  Der  mythosbei  den  Hebraeern  und  seine  geschicht- 
liche  entwicklung.  32  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  9, 
1877,  p.  272.) 

Golf.  Hutchinson,  H.  G.  Golf.  1890.  (Bad¬ 
minton  Libr.)  —1796 

-  Compton,  C.  H.  Golf.  11  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 

Assoc.  Joum.  v.  38,  1882,  p.  371.) — Hutchinson,  H.  G. 
Cricket  v.  golf.  10  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  147,  1890, 
p.  510.) — Psychology  of  golf.  6  pp.  (Blackwood’s 
Mag.  v.  143,  1888,  p.  683.) 

See  also  Games. — Sports. 

Golgotha.  See  Calvary. 

Goll,  Jaroslav.  Recherches  critiques  sur  1’ au¬ 
thenticity  des  ambassades  et  nggociations  de  M.  le 
Comte  d’Estrades.  63  pp.  (ftev.  hist.  v.  3,  1877,  p.283; 
V.  4,  1877,  p.  278.) 

-  (Ed.)  Quell en  und  untersuchungen  zur 

geschichte  der  Boehmischen  Brueder.  Prag, 
1878-82.  2  v.  in  1.  -^284 

Gollancz,  Israel  (Ed.)  1863 — . 

Exeter  book :  an  anthology  of  Anglo- 
Saxon  poetry,  presented  to  Exeter  Cathedral 
by  Leofric,  first  Bp.  of  Exeter  (1050-71). 
Pt.  1.  London,  1895.  8°.  (Early  Eng.  Text 
Soc.  no.  104.)  2123 

-  (Ed.)  Pearl:  an  English  poem  of  the 

fourteenth  centurv.  With  a  modern  render¬ 
ing.  London,  1891.  8°.  1324 

-  (Ed.)  Cynewulf’s  Christ.  See  Cynewulf. 

-  Aflalo,  F.  G.  I.  Gollancz.  3  pp.  1  pi.  (In  his  Lit. 

year-book,  1897,  p.  69.) 

Golpc  en  vago.  6  v.  Garcia  de  Villalta,  J. 

2337 

Golsclier,  Monk  of  Treves.  13  cent.  Gesta  Ar- 

chiepiscoporum  Trevirensium,  1132-1259.  21  pp.  (Eck- 
hart,  J.  G.  von,  Corpus  hist.  v.  2,  p.  2197.) 

VOL.  III. — 223. 


Goltlicr,  Wolfgang.  1863 — . 

Rolandslied  des  pfaffen  Konrad.  Muen- 
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-  Sage  von  Tristan  und  Isolde.  Muenchen, 

1887.  8°.  1214 

- Studien  zur  german ischen  sagengcschichte : 

I,  der  Valkyrjenmythus  ;  II,  ueber  das  verhaeltniss  der 
nordischen  und  deutschen  form  der  Nibelungensage. 
106  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  61 :  Hist, 
classe,  Abhandl.  v.  18,  pt.  2,  1889,  p.  399.) — Norddeut- 
sche  uml  siteddeutsche  lteidensage  und  die  ael- 
teste  gestalt  der  Nibelungensage.  33  pp.  (Germania, 
v.  34,  1889,  p.  265.)— Sprachbewegung  in  Sforwegen. 
9  pp.  (Germania,  v.  34,  1889,  p.  411.) — Die  Wielantl- 
sag-e  und  die  wanderung  der  fraenkischen  heldensage. 
32  pp.  (Germania,  v.  33,  1888,  p.  449.) 

-  Muret,  E.  Golther :  Sage  von  Tristan  und  Isolde. 

7  pp.  (Romania,  v.  17,  1888,  p.  603.) 

Goltz,  Bogumil.  Gottschall,  K.  R.  von.  Bogu- 

mil  Goltz.  21pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1871,  v.  1,  p.  369.) 
Goltz,  Friederich  Leopold.  1834 — .  Ueber  die 

moderne  phrenologie.  36  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundscliau,  v.  45, 

1885,  pp.  263,  361.) 

Goltz,  Kohnar,  Freiherr  von  der.  1843—. 
Strategie,  nach  einer  studie  des  Obersten  Blume.  22  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  34,  1883,  p.  63.) — Feldherren 
und  feldherrenthum.  25  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  31, 
1882,  p.  378.) — Gambetta.  1870-80.  31  pp.  (Deutsch. 

rundschau,  v.  29,  1881,  p.  35.) — Wissenschaft  und  mili- 
taerwesen.  13  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  37,  1883,  p.  40. ) 

Golube,  Poland.  Annales  Golubienses.  4  pp. 

(Bielowski,  A.,  Monumenta  Polon.  hist.  v.  4,  p.  40.) 

Gomara,  Francisco  Lopez  de.  Circa  1510-59. 

Debate  and  stryfe  betwene  the  Spanyardes  and  Portu- 
gales  for  the  division  of  the  Indies  and  the  trade  of 
spices.  4  pp.  (Eden,  R.,  First  three  Eng.  books  on  Amer¬ 
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Gombert,  A.  Bemerkungen  zum  deutschen 
woerterbuche.  59  pp.  (Germania,  v.  34,  1889,  pp.  253, 
371,  493.) 

Gomberville,  Marin  Le  Roi  de.  1600-74. 

De  Polexandre.  Paris,  1641.  5  v.  12°.  1202 

- Exil  de  Polexandre.  Pt.  1.  Paris,  1629. 

12°.  1202 
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(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.  575.) 

Gomez,  Estevan.  Dexter,  G.  Cortereal,  Ver- 
razano,  Gomez,  Thevet.  32  pp.  (Winsor,  J.,  Narrat.  and 
crit.  hist,  of  America,  v.  4,  p.  1.) 

Gomez  tie  Castro,  Alvaro.  1521-86. 

De  rebus  gestis  a  Francisco  Ximenio  Cis- 
nerio,  Archiepiscopo  Toletano,  libri  VIII. 
Francofurti,  1581.  fo.  (Beale,  R.,  Rer.  Hispan. 
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Gomez  tie  la  Cortina,  Joachim,  Marquis  de 
Morante.  See  Morante,  J.  G.  de  la  C.,  Marquis 
de. 

Gomez  de  Silva,  Ruy.  See  Silva,  R.  G.  de. 

Gomme,  George  Laurence.  1853 — . 

Folk-lore  relics  of  early  village  life.  Lon¬ 
don,  1883.  8°.  (Antiquary's  Libr.)  2704 

-  Handbook  of  folklore.  London,  1890.  16°. 

(Folk-lore  Soc.  no.  20.)  2226 

-  Literature  of  local  institutions.  London, 

1886.  16°.  2224 


GOMME,  George  Laurence 


1780 


GONNELLA,  (— ) 


-  History  of  Malmesbury  as  a  village  community. 

18  pp.  ( Archaeologia ,  v.  50,  1887,  p.  421.) — Some  consid¬ 
erations  on  the  origin  of  monarchical  govern¬ 
ment.  27  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  5,  1877,  p.  1.) 
— On  archaic  conceptions  of  property  in  relation  to 
the  laws  of  succession ;  and  their  survival  in  England. 
20  pp.  ( Archaeologia ,  v.  50,  1887,  p.  195.)— Sovereignty 
in  relation  to  the  origin  of  social  institutions.  16  pp. 
(Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  6,  1877,  p.  131.) 

-  (Ed.)  Gentleman’s  Magazine  Library: 

being  a  classified  collection  of  the  chief  con¬ 
tents  of  the  Gentleman’s  Magazine  from  1731 
to  1868.  London,  1883-97.  18  y.  8°.  4146 

Contents.  Archaeology,  2  v. — Architectural  an¬ 
tiquities.—  Bibliographical  notes.  —  Dialects, 
proverbs,  and  word-lore. — Ecelesiology.— Eng¬ 
lish  topography,  6  v.— English  traditions.— 
Foreign  customs.— Manners  and  customs,  2  v. — 
Popular  superstitions.—  Romano-llritish  re¬ 
mains,  2  v. 

-  (Ed.)  History  of  the  seven  wise  masters 

of  Rome.  Printed  from  the  ed.  of  Wynkyn 
de  Worde,  1520,  and  ed.  with  an  introduction. 
London,  1885.  sm.  4°.  (Gomme,  G.  L.,  and 
Wheatley,  H.  B.,  Chap-books  and  folk-lore 
tracts,  1  s.  no.  2. )  2116 

-  (Ed.)  History  of  Thomas  Hickathrift. 

Printed  from  the  earliest  extant  copies,  and 
ed.  with  an  introduction.  London,  1885. 
sm.  4°.  (Gomme,  G.  L.,  and  Wheatley,  H.  B., 
Chap-books  and  folk-lore  tracts,  1  s.  no.  1.) 

2116 

-  (Ed. )  Mother  Bunch’s  closet  newly  broke 

open,  and  the  history  of  Mother  Bunch  of 
the  West.  London,  1885.  sm.  4°.  (Gomme, 
G.  L.,  and  Wheatley,  H.  B.,  Chap-books  and 
folk-lore  tracts,  1  s.  no.  3. )  2116 

-  and  Ordisli,  T.  Fairman  (Eds.)  Camden 

Library.  London,  1893.  8°.  1536 

Contents.  Norman,  P.  London  signs  and  in¬ 
scriptions. 

-  and  Wheatley,  Henry  B.  ( Eds. )  Chap- 

books  and  folk-lore  tracts.  London,  1885. 
5  v.  sm.  4°.  ( Villon  Soc. )  2116 

Contents.  History  of  Thomas  Hickathrift,  no.  1. — 
Mother  Bunch's  closet  newly  broke  open,  no.  3. — 
History  of  Patient  Griscl,  no.  4.— History  of  the 
seven  wise  masters  of  Borne,  no.  2.— History  of  Sir 
Richard  Whittington,  no.  5. 

Gomora.  See  Komorn. 

Gompers,  Samuel.  Organized  labor  in  the 

campaign.  6  pp.  ( N .  Am.  Rev.  v.  155,  1892,  p.  91.) — Les¬ 
son  of  the  recent  strikes.  6  pp.  ( N .  Am.  Rev.  v.  159, 
1894,  p.  201.) 

Goniperz,  Theodor.  1832 — .  Aristoteles  und 

seine  neuentdeckte  schrift  von  der  Staatsverfassung  der 
Athener.  18  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  67,  1891,  p.  219.) 
— Eine  vermeintliche  tragoedie  des  Euripides  und  die 
kunstform  des  dithyrambus.  5  pp.  ( Mittheil .  aus  der 
samml.  der  Papyrus  Erzherzog  Rainer ,  v.  1,  1887,  p.  84.) — 
Ein  griechisclies  komoedienbruclistueck  in 
dorischer  mundart.  10  pp.  1  pi.  ( Mittheil .  aus  der 
samml.  der  Papyrus  Erzherzog  Rainer,  v.  5,  1892,  p.  1.) — In 
sachen  der  Theoplirastischen  ('liaraktere.  2  pp. 

( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s.  v.  44,  1889,  p.  472.) 

Gonsalves  Yianna,  A.  R.  Essai  de  phonetique 
et  de  phonologie  de  la  langue  portugaise  d’aprfes  le  dia- 
lecte  actuel  de  Lisbonne.  7#  pp.  ( Romania ,  v.  12,  1883, 
p.  29.) 


Goncourt,  Edmond  Louis  Antoine  Huot  de, 
and  Goncourt,  Jules  Alfred  Huot  de.  Hi- 
stoire  de  Marie-Antoinette,  ed.  ornee  d’enca- 
drements  a  chaque  page  par  Giacomelli. 
Paris,  1878.  r.  8°.  4773 

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Gonzaga,  Federico  II,  Marquis  of  Mantua. 

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Gonzaga,  Ferrante,  Duke  of  Molfetta  and 

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Gonzaga,  Giovanni  Francesco  II,  Marquis  of 

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Gonzaga,  Isabella  d’Este,  Marchioness  of  Man¬ 
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Gonzaga,  Margherita,  Duchess  of  Mantua. 

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Gonzaga,  Vincenzio  I,  Duke  of  Mantua. 

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Gonzaga  di  Bethel,  Anna,  Princess  Palatine. 

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Gonzaga  family.  Cipolla,  C.,  Conte.  Fonti 

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Gonzalez,  Gonzalo.  Justi,  K.  Der  altarschrein 
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Gonzalo  Fernandez  de  Cordova.  See  Gon¬ 
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Gonzanga:  a  drama.  68  pp.  (Galt,  J.,  New 

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Gonzenbacli,  August  von. 

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Gonzon,  Abbot  of  Florennes.  Ex  miraculis  S. 

Gengulfl.  7  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  2, 
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Goocli,  Fanny  Chambers.  See  Inglehart,  Mrs. 
F.  C.  G. 


GOOCH,  William  D. 


1782 


GOODE,  George  Brown 


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Good,  John  Mason,  M.  D.  1764-1827. 

Book  of  nature.  New  York,  1827.  8°.  — 1492 
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Good  and  evil.  Ellis,  W.  On  good  and  evil. 

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Good  courage  discovered,  and  encouraged. 

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Good  Friday.  Chambers,  R.  Good  Friday. 

4  pp.  (In  his  Book  of  days,  v.  1,  p.  418.) — Simians.  C. 
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Good  Hope,  Cape  of.  See  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 
Good  husband  for  five  shillings  ;  or,  Esquire 
Bickerstaff ’s  lottery  for  the  London-ladies. 
Wherein  those  that  want  bedfellows,  in  an 
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Some  account  of  the  family  of  Sacheverell. ) 

4747 

Good  Queen  Anne.  2  v.  Adams,  W.  H.  D. 

1516 

Good  Samaritan  :  a  morality  play.  2  pp. 

Horne,  R.  H.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  68,  1884,  p.  672.) 

Good  thoughts  in  bad  times.  Fuller,  T.  —4107 
Goodale,  Mrs.  Dora  Hill  Read.  1866 — .  Quite 

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Goodale,  Elaine.  See  Eastman,  Mrs.  E.  G.  (in 
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Goodale,  George  Lincoln,  M.  D.  1839 — . 

Wild  flowers  of  America.  With  fifty  col¬ 
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Goodchild,  J.  G.  Notes  on  the  archaeology 

of  Milburn  and  its  neighbourhood.  5  pp.  (Archaeol. 
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Goode,  George  Brown,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D.  1851-96. 
Account  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution : 
its  origin,  history,  objects,  and  achievements. 
[Illustr.  Anon.]  Washington,  1895.  8°.  — 3444 

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the  game  and  food  fishes  of  North  America. 
With  numerous  illustrations.  New  York, 
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-  Bibliographies  of  American  naturalists  :  Y. 

The  published  writings  of  Dr.  Charles  Girard. 
Washington,  1891.  8°.  (Smithson.  Inst.  U.  S. 
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-  Museums  of  the  future.  Washington,  1891. 

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-  First  American  silip.  2  pp.  (Mag.  A7n.  Hist.  v.  25, 

1891,  p.  392.)  —  Interesting  dialogue  in  1676  between 
Bacon  the  rebel  and  John  Goode  of  Whitby.  5  pp. 
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United  States  and  the  work  of  the  United  States  Fish 
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national  scientific  and  educational  institutions 
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Smithson.  Inst.  p.  115.) — Linked  with  Shakespeare. 
1  p.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  24,  1890,  p.  219.)— Smithson¬ 
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-  (Ed.)  Smithsonian  Institution,  1846-96. 

The  history  of  its  first  half  century.  [Illustr.] 
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Contents.  McGee,  W.  J.  Bureau  of  American  eth¬ 
nology. — Fewkes,  J.  W.  Anthropology. — Holden, 
E.  S,  Astronomy.— Langley,  S.  P.  Astrophysical 
observatory;  Benefactors.— Bolton,  H.  C.  Bibli¬ 
ography.—  Farlow,  W.  G.  Botany. — Goode,  G.  B. 
Smithsonian  building  and  grounds.— Benjamin,  M. 
Chemistry.— Goode,  G.  B.  Establishment  and  the 
Board  of  Regents. — Winlock,  W.  C.  International  ex¬ 
change  system.— True,  F.  W.  Exploration  work 
of  the  Smithsonian  Institution. — Goode,  G.  B.  Found¬ 
ing  of  the  Institution,  1835-46. — Hubbard,  G.  G.  Geog¬ 
raphy. — Rice,  W.  N.  Geology  and  mineralogy. — 
Jordan,  D.  S.  Biographical  sketch  of  George  Brown 
Goode.— Rhees,  W.  J.  Principal  events  in  the  history 
of  the  Institution.— Billings,  J.  S.  Influence  of  the 
Smithsonian  Institution  upon  the  development  of  libra¬ 
ries,  the  organization  and  work  of  societies,  and  the 
publication  of  scientific  literature  in  the  United  States. — 
Gilman,  D.  C.  Cooperation  of  the  Smithsonian  Institu¬ 
tion  with  other  institutions  of  learning.— Lang¬ 
ley,  S.  P.  Introduction.  —  Adler,  C.  Smithsonian 
library.— SpofFord,  A.  R.  Relation  between  the  Smith¬ 
sonian  Institution  and  the  Eibrary  of  Congress.— 
Woodward,  R.  S.  Mathematics.— Benjamin,  M.  Me¬ 
teorology.— Baker,  F.  National  zoological  park. 
— Cope,  E.  D.  Paleontology.  —  Mendenhall,  T.  C. 
Physics. — McKinley,  W.  Preface. — Adler,  C.  Smith¬ 
sonian  publications.  — Goode,  G.  B.  Three  secre¬ 
taries. — Langley,  S.  P.  James  Smithson. — True,  F. 
W.  United  States  National  Museum.— Gill,  T.  N. 
Zoology. 

-  Langley,  S.  P.  Memoir  of  George  Brown 

Goode,  1851-96.  1897.  3794 

-  Jordan,  D.  S.  Biographical  sketch  of  G.  15  pp. 

(Goode,  G.  B.,  Smithson.  Inst.  p.  501.) 

-  and  Bean,  Tarleton,  H.,  M.  D.  Oceanic 

ichthyology :  a  treatise  on  the  deep-sea  and 
pelagic  fishes  of  the  world  .  .  .  with  an  atlas. 
Washington,  1895.  2  v.  4°.  (Smithson.  Inst. 

Contrib.  v.  30,  31. )  —2531 

-  and  others.  Fisheries  and  fishery  indus¬ 
tries  of  the  United  States.  Prepared  through 
the  co-operation  of  the  Commissioner  of  fish¬ 
eries  and  the  Superintendent  of  the  tenth 
Census;  with  plates.  Washington,  1884-87. 
5  sect,  in  7  v.  4°.  ( U.  S.  Comm,  on  Fish  and 

fisheries;  U.  S.  47  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  miscel. 
doc.  v.  6-11.)  — 4682 

Contents.  Bean,  T.  H.  Fishery  resources  and  fishing 
grounds  of  Alaska,  sect.  3.— Natural  history  of  useful 
aquatic  animals.  Text  and  plates,  2  v.  sect.  1. — Mc¬ 
Donald,  M.,  and  others.  River  fisheries  of  the  Atlantic 
states,  sect.  5,  v.  1.— True,  F.  W.  Pound-net  fisheries 
of  the  Atlantic  states,  sect.  5,  v.  1. — Atwood,  Capt.  N.  E. 
Autobiography,  sect.  4.— Clark,  A.  H.  Blackfisli  and 
porpoise  fisheries,  sect.  5,  v.  2.— Freeman,  F.  Cape 
Cod  fishermen  in  1862,  sect.  4.— Goode,  G.  B.,  and 
others.  Cod,  haddock,  and  hake  fisheries,  sect. 
5,  v.  1.— Clark,  A.  H.  Connecticut  and  its  fisheries, 
sect.  2. — Rathbun,  R.  The  crab,  lobster,  crayfish,  rock- 
lobster,  shrimp,  and  prawn  fisheries,  sect.  5,  v.  2 ;  Crus- 


GOODE,  George  Brown 


1783 


GOODRICH,  Earle  S. 


taceans.  worms,  radiates,  and  sponges,  sect.  1. — Col¬ 
lins,  J.  W.  Delaware  and  its  fisheries,  sect.  2 ;  Shore 
fisheries  of  southern  Delaware,  sect.  5,  v.  1.— Collins, 
J.  \V.,  and  Rathbun,  R.  Sea  fishing  grounds  of  the 
eastern  coast  of  Nortli  America  from  Greenland 
to  Mexico,  sect.  3.— Clark,  A.  H.  Historical  references 
to  fisheries,  sect.  2. — Goode,  G.  B.,  and  others.  His¬ 
tory  and  methods  of  the  fisheries.  Text  and  plates,  3  v. 
sect.  5.— Geographical  review  of  the  fisheries  indus¬ 
tries  and  fishing  communities  for  the  year  1880,  sect.  2. 
—Goode,  G.  B.,  and  Collins,  J.  W.  Fishermen  of  the 
United  States,  sect.  4.— Goode,  G.  B.,  and  others. 
Fishes,  sect.  1. — Earll,  R.  E.  Eastern  Florida  and 
its  fisheries,  sect.  2.— Jordan,  D.  S.  Geographical  dis¬ 
tribution  of  fresh-water  food-fishes  in  the  several 
hydrographic  basins  of  the  United  States,  sect.  3. — 
Elliott,  H.  W.  Habits  of  the  fur-seal,  sect.  1.— Goode, 
G.  B.,  and  others.  Halibut  fisheries,  sect.  5,  v.  1. — 
Earll,  R.  E.  Herring:  fishery  and  the  sardine  indus¬ 
try,  sect.  5,  v.  1. — Kumlien,  L.  Fisheries  of  the  great 
lakes,  sect.  5,  v.  1.— Kumlien,  L.,  and  True,  F.  W. 
Fishing  grounds  of  the  great  lakes,  sect.  3. — True,  F.  W. 
Fisheries  of  the  great  lakes,  sect.  2. — Rathbun,  R.  Ueecli 
industry  and  trepang  fishery,  sect.  5,  v.  2.— Goode, 
G.  B.,  and  Collins,  J.  W.  Mackerel  fishery,  sect.  5, 
v.  1. — Earll,  R.  E.  Coast  of  Maine  and  its  fisheries, 
sect.  2. — Mammals,  sect.  1. — True,  F.  W.  Manatees 
and  the  Arctic  sea-cow,  sect.  1.— Earll,  R.  E,  Maryland 
and  its  fisheries,  sect.  2.— Clark,  A.  H.  Fisheries  of 
Massachusetts,  sect.  2.— Goode,  G.  B.,  and  Clark, 
A.  H.  Menhaden  fishery,  sect.  5,  v.  1.— Stearns,  S. 
Fisheries  of  the  Gulf  of  Mexico,  sect.  2.— Ingersoll,  E. 
Mollnsks  in  general,  sect.  1. — Earll,  R.  E.  Mullet 
fishery,  sect.  5,  v.  1.— Wilcox,  W.  A.  Fisheries  of  New 
Hampshire,  sect.  2. — Earll,  R.  E.  New  Jersey  and 
its  fisheries,  sect.  2. — Mather,  F.  New  York  and  its 
fisheries,  sect.  2.— Rathbun,  R.  Fishing  grounds  of 
North  America,  sect.  3.— Earll,  R.  E.  North  Caro¬ 
lina  and  its  fisheries,  sect.  2.— Ocean  temperatures 
of  the  eastern  coast  of  the  United  States,  with  32  charts, 
sect.  3.— Ingersoll,  E.  The  oyster,  scallop,  clam,  mus¬ 
sel,  and  abalone  industries,  sect.  5,  v.  2. — Ryder,  J.  A. 
Life  history  of  the  oyster,  sect.  1. — Jordan,  D.  S.  Fish¬ 
eries  of  the  Pacific  coast,  sect.  2 ;  Sea  fishing  grounds 
of  the  Pacific  coast  of  the  United  States  from 
the  Straits  of  Fuca  to  lower  California,  sect.  3.— Clark, 
A.  H.  Pacific  walrus  fishery,  sect.  5,  v.  2.— Earll, 
R.  E.  Pennsylvania  and  its  fisheries,  sect.  2.— 
Stearns,  S.  Red-snapper  and  Havana  market 
fisheries,  sect.  5,  v.  1.— True,  F.  W.  Reptiles  and 
batrachians,  sect.  1. — Clark,  A.  H.  Fisheries  of  Rhode 
Island,  sect.  2.— Jordan,  D.  S.,  and  Gilbert,  C.  H. 
Salmon  fishing:  and  canning  interests  of  the  Pacific 
coast,  sect.  5,  v.  1.— Elliott,  H.  W.,  and  others.  Seal 
and  sea-otter  industries,  sect.  5,  v.  2.— Allen,  J.  A. 
Seals  and  walruses,  sect.  1.— Earll,  R.  E.  Fisheries  of 
South  Carolina  and  Georgia,  sect.  2 ;  Spanish 
mackerel  fishery,  sect.  5,  v.  1.— Sponge  fishery 
and  trade,  sect.  5,  v.  2.— Goode,  G.  B.  Swordfish 
fishery,  sect.  5,  v.  1.— True,  F.  W.  Turtle  and  ter. 
rapin  fisheries,  sect.  5,  v.  2.— McDonald,  M.  Vir¬ 
ginia  and  its  fisheries,  sect.  2. — Clark,  A.  H.,  and 
Brown,  J.  T.  Whale  fishery,  sect.  5,  v.  2.— Goode, 
G.  B.  Whales  and  porpoises,  sect.  1. 

Goode,  John.  Goode,  G.  B.  Interesting  dia¬ 
logue  in  1676  between  Bacon  the  rebel  and  G.  5  pp. 
(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  18,  1887,  p.  418.) 

Gootle,  William,  D.  D.,  Dean  of  Ripon. 

Vox  ecclesiae ;  or,  the  doctrine  of  the 
Protestant  Episcopal  Church  on  episcopacy 
and  apostolical  succession,  embracing  a  refu¬ 
tation  of  the  work  known  as  “Goode  on 
orders.”  1866. 

—1268 


Goode,  Rev.  William.  17  cent. 

Discoverie  of  a  publique  spirit :  presented 
in  a  sermon  before  the  honourable  House  of 
Commons  .  .  .  March  26,  1645.  London,  1645. 
sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  7.)  4555 

Goode.  See  also  Good. 

Goode  family.  Goode,  G.  B.  Linked  with 

Shakespeare.  1  p.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  24,  1890,  p.  219.) 

Goodell,  William,  D.  D.  1792-1867. 

American  slave  code  in  theory  and  prac¬ 
tice.  New  York,  1853.  p.  8°.  — 2343 

Goodere,  or  Goodyeer,  Sir  Henry.  17  cent. 
[Attributed  to.]  Mirrour  of  maiestie ;  or, 
the  badges  of  honour,  conceitedly  embla¬ 
zoned.  A  photo-lith.  fac-simile  reprint  from 
Mr.  Corser’s  perfect  copy,  A.  D.  1618.  Ed. 
by  H.  Green  and  J.  Croston.  Manchester, 
1870.  sm.  4°.  (Holbein  Soc.  Facsimile  re¬ 
prints,  v.  31. )  — 17C7 

Goodlet,  John.  Shakspere’s  debt  to  John 

Lilly.  8  pp.  (Eng.  studien,  v.  5,  1882,  p.  356.) 

-  Report  of  the  tests  committee  of  the  St. 

Petersburg  Shakspeare  circle.  See  Harrison, 
J.,  and  others. 

Goodloe,  Daniel  Reaves.  Western  farm  mort¬ 

gages.  10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  346.) 

Goodman,  Edward  J.  The  Savage  Club. 

15  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  55,  1889,  p.  873.) 

Goodman,  Godfrey.  1583-1655. 

Court  of  King  James  I.  To  which  are 
added,  letters  illustrative  of  the  personal  his¬ 
tory  of  the  most  distinguished  characters  in 
the  court  of  that  monarch  and  his  predeces¬ 
sors.  Now  first  pub.  from  the  original  MSS. 
by  J.  S.  Brewer.  London,  1839.  2  v.  8°. 

.2585 

Goodman,  J. 

Archaic  Maya  inscriptions.  London,  1897. 
4°.  (Godman,  F.  Du  C.,  and  Salvin,  O.,  Biol. 
Centrali-Americana :  Archaeol.  pt.  8. )  1742 

Goodness.  8  pp.  Bacon,  Sir  F.,  Essays,  with 

annotations  by  R.  Whately,  4  ed.  p.  126. 

Goodnow,  Frank  Johnson,  LL.  D.  1859 — . 

Municipal  problems.  New  York,  1897. 
12°.  —3312 

- Powers  of  municipalities  respecting  public  works. 

19  pp.  (Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Pub.  v.  2,  no.  6,  p.  69.) 

Goodnow,  Rev.  Smith  B.  We  shall  not  all 

sleep.  20  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  49,  1892,  p.  650.) 

Goodrich,  Caspar  Frederick. 

Report  of  the  British  naval  and  military 
operations  in  Egypt,  1882.  Washington,  1885. 
8°.  ( U.  S.  48  Cong.  2  sess.  House  miscel.  doc. 

v.  7,  no.  29.) 

- Our  new  naval  guns.  10  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  18, 

1890,  p.  667. ) 

Goodrich,  Chauncey  Allen,  D.  D.  1790-1860. 

Memoir  of  Noah  Webster.  6  pp.  (Webster,  N .,  Internat. 
diet,  of  Eng.  lang.  p.  vii.) 

Goodrich,  Earle  S.  Memoir  of  Rev.  S.  Y. 

McMasters,  D.  D.  9  pp.  (Minn.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3, 
1880,  p.  295.) 


GOODRICH,  Frank  Boott 


1784 


GOODWIN,  William  Watson 


Goodrich,  Frank  Boott.  1826-94.  Young 

whist-player’s  novitiate.  Some  practice  hands  for  be¬ 
ginners.  9  pp.  ( Harper's  Mag.  v.  81,  1890,  p.  112.) 

Goodrich,  Samuel  Griswold  (Peter  Parley, 
pseud.)  1793-1860. 

Lives  of  celebrated  American  Indians. 


Boston,  1843.  12c 

Acamapitzin. 
Atahualpa. 
Black  Hawk. 
Brant. 
Caupolican. 
Cofachique. 
Donna  Marina. 
Huayna  Capac. 
Logan. 

Manco  Capac. 
Mayta  Capac. 
Montezuma  I. 


3707 


Contents. 

Montezuma  II. 

Philip. 

Pocahontas. 

Pontiac. 

Quetzalcoatl. 

Red  Jacket. 
Shongmunecuthe. 
Tascaluza. 
Tecumseh. 

Tupac  Amaru. 
Vitachuco. 

Xototl. 

Ychoalay. 


—  Recollections  of  a  lifetime ;  or,  men  and 
things  I  have  seen  ;  in  a  series  of  familiar  let¬ 
ters  to  a  friend,  historical,  biographical,  anec- 
dotical,  and  descriptive.  New  York,  1856. 
2  v.  8°.  4757 


Goodrich  castle.  Heath,  C.  Excursion 
down  the  Wye,  from  Ross  to  Monmouth. 
1808.  2535 


Goodridge,  Henry  F.  A.,  M.  D.  Two  cases  of 

pseudo-hypertrophic  muscular  paralysis.  4  pp.  {Brain, 
v.  6,  1883,  p.  268.) 

Goodsir,  John.  1814-67.  On  the  anatomy  of 
amphioxus  lanceolatus;  Lancelet,  Yarrell.  15  pp.  2  pi. 
(Royal  Soc.  Edin.  Trans,  v.  15,  1844,  p.  247.) 

Goodwin,  Alfred.  1849—.  W.  Pater  :  Marius 

the  Epicurean  :  his  sensations  and  ideas..  6  pp.  {Mind, 
v.  10,  1885,  p.  442.) 

-  (Ed.)  Hymni  Homerici.  See  Homerus. 

Goodwin,  Charles  Wycliffe.  1817-78.  On  the 

Mosaic  cosmogony.  47  pp.  {Essays  and  reviews,  p.  207.) 

Goodwin,  Daniel,  Jr.  1832—.  Sketch  of  Rev. 

Wm.  Barry.  2  pp.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  13,  1885,  p.  283.) — 
Tribute  to  Hon.  Robert  C.  Wintlirop.  2  pp.  {Mag. 
Am.  Hist.  v.  22,  1889,  p.  72.) 

Goodwin,  Daniel  Raynes,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.  1811- 
90. 

Notes  on  the  late  revision  of  the  New 
Testament  version.  New  York,  1883.  8°. 

—1255 

Goodwin,  Harry,  and  Knight,  William. 
Through  the  Wordsworth  country.  London, 
1887.  r.  8°.  2543 

Goodwin,  Harvey,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Carlisle. 
1818-92. 

Foundations  of  the  creed.  2  ed.  London, 
1890.  8°.  —4252 

-  Bees  and  Darwinism.  13  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  28, 

1890,  p.  588.)— Belief  aiul  doubt.  15  pp.  {Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  22, 1887,  p.  871.)— A  comment  on  “  A  comment  on 
Christmas.”  16  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  49,  1886,  p.  178.) 
— Comte’s  atheism.  10  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21, 
1887,  p.  873.) — Comte's  famous  fallacy.  18  pp. 
{Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  20,  1886,  p.  473. )— Sacrifice  of  educa¬ 
tion  to  examination.  12  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  25, 
1887,  p.  312.) — Inaugural  address  to  the  annual 
meeting  of  the  Institute,  held  at  Carlisle.  12  pp.  {Arch- 
aeol.  Joum.  v.  39,  1882,  p.  215.)— Thoughts  about  life. 
18  p.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  48, 1885,  p.  352.) — Late  master 


of  Trinity.  5  pp.  ( Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  55,  1887,  p.  380.) 
— Matter  and  mind.  14  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12, 
1882,  p.  889.) — Uniformity  of  nature.  13  pp.  {Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885,  p.  532.)— Wallace  on  “  Dar- 
winism.”  16  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  27,  1890,  p.  408.) 
— Week  of  7  days.  12  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  50,  1886, 
p.  524. ) 

-  Harrison,  F.  Bp.  of  Carlisle  on  Comte.  9  pp. 

{Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  20,  1886,  p.  715.) 

Goodwin,  Henry  M.  Christian  consciousness. 

40  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  44,  1885,  pp.  194,  359.)— Cole¬ 
ridge  as  a  spiritual  philosopher.  36  pp.  {New  Englander, 
v.  54,  1891,  p.  61.)— Prof.  Brummond's  “Natural 
law  in  the  spiritual  world.”  34  pp.  {New  Eng¬ 
lander,  v.  55,  1891,  p.  45.) — Marching  song  of  hu¬ 
manity.  2  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  52,  1890,  p.  441.)— 
■Wordsworth  as  a  spiritual  teacher.  24  pp.  {New 
Englander,  v.  47,  1887,  p.  309.) 

Goodwin,  John. 

Jackson,  T.  Life  of  John  Goodwin,  com¬ 
prising  an  account  of  his  opinions  and  writ¬ 
ings.  1822.  4785 

Goodwin,  John  Abbott.  1824-84. 

Pilgrim  republic :  an  historical  review  of 
the  colony  of  New  Plymouth  with  sketches 
of  the  rises  of  other  New  England  settle- 
tlements,  the  history  of  Congregationalism, 
and  the  creeds  of  the  period.  Boston,  1888. 
8°.  2631 

Goodwin,  Joseph  O.  East  Hartford.  22  pp. 

(Trumbull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  Hartford  co.  Conn.  v.  2, 
p.  85.) 

Goodwin,  Mrs.  Maud  Wilder.  1856 — . 

Dolly  Madison.  With  portrait.  New  York, 
1897.  12°.  ( Women  of  colon,  and  revol. 

times. )  4743 

-  and  others  (Eds.)  Half  moon  series:  pa¬ 
pers  on  historic  New  York.  v.  1,  no.  5.  [New 
York,  1897.]  12°.  3567 

Contents.  Bellamy,  B.  W.,  Governor's  Island. 

Goodwin,  Nathaniel.  1782-1855. 

Genealogical  notes  ;  or,  contributions  to  the 
family  history  of  some  of  the  first  settlers  of 
Connecticut  and  Massachusetts.  Hartford, 
1856.  8°.  2786 

Goodwin,  Philo  A. 

Biography  of  Andrew  Jackson,  President 
of  the  United  States.  New  York,  1833.  12°. 

3787 

Goodwin,  Thomas.  1799-1886. 

Sketches  and  impressions,  musical,  the¬ 
atrical,  and  social  (1799-1885),  including  a 
sketch  of  the  Philharmonic  Society  of  New 
York,  by  R.  O.  Mason.  New  York,  1887.  16°. 

3316 

Goodwin,  William  Watsop,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D. 
1831—. 

Report  of  the  director  of  the  American 
school  of  classical  studies  at  Athens  for  the 
year  1882-83.  Boston,  1883.  8°.  (Am.  school 
of  class,  studies  at  Athens,  Bull.  no.  1. )  1723 


GOODWIN,  William  Watson 


1785 


GORDON,  Lt.  Andrew  R. 


- On  some  disputed  points  in  the  construction  of 

Vieixsiiy,  etc.,  with  the  infinitive.  12  pp.  (Greenough, 
J.  B.,  and  others,  Harvard  studies  in  class,  philol.  v.  1, 
p.  77.) — On  the  origin  of  the  construction  of  ov  /u.r)  with 
the  subjunctive  and  the  future  indicative.  12  pp. 
(Greenough,  J.  B.,  and  others,  Harvard  studies  in  class, 
philol.  v.  1,  p.  65.)— Battle  of  Salamis.  26  pp.  (Am. 
school  of  class,  studies  at  Athens,  Papers,  v.  1,  1885, 
p.  237.) 

-  and  Liullow,  Thomas,  W.  {Eds.)  Papers 

of  the  American  school  of  classical  studies  at 
Athens.  See  American  school  of  classical 
studies  at  Athens. 

Goodwin  sands,  England.  Gattie,  G.  B. 
Memorials  of  the  Goodwin  Sands,  and  their 
surroundings,  legendary  and  historical.  1890. 

1528 

See  also  Kent. 

Goodyear,  Charles.  Hubert,  P.  G.,  Jr.  Charles 

Goodyear.  23  pp.  (In  his  Inventors,  p.  155.)— McCabe, 
J.  D.,  Jr.  Charles  Goodyear.  25  pp.  (In  his  Great  for¬ 
tunes,  p.  276.) — Partoti,  J.  Charles  Goodyear.  40  pp. 
(In  his  Famous  Americans,  p.  307.) 

Goodyeer,  Sir  Henry.  See  Goodere,  Sir  H. 
Gookin,  Maj.-Gen.  Daniel.  Circa  1612-87. 

Historical  collections  of  the  Indians  in 
New  England.  Boston,  1792.  8°.  (Mass. 

Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  1.)  4614 

-  Historical  account  of  the  doings  and  sufferings  of  the 

Christian  Indians  in  New  England,  1675-77.  112  pp. 
(Am.  Antiq.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  2, 1836,  p.  423.) 

Gookin,  Capt.  Daniel.  1756-1831.  Journal. 

5  pp.  (Cook,  F.,  Journ.  of  the  military  exped.  of  Sullivan, 

p.  102.) 

Goold,  William  Henry,  D.  D.  Binnie,  W. 

Wm.  Henry  Goold.  6  pp.  (Disruption  worthies,  Memo¬ 
rial  o/1843,  V.  3,  p.  265.) 

Goold.  See  also  Gould. 

Goold-Adams,  Capt.  H.  E.  Ascent  of  the 

White  mountain.  24  pp.  (Cavendish,  A.  E.  J.,  Korea, 
p.  158.) 

Goolsky,  J.  Crenshaw  battery.  7  pp.  (South¬ 

ern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  21,  1893,  p.  368.) 

Goose,  Mother.  Whitmore,  W.  H.  {Ed.) 
Original  Mother  Goose’s  melody,  as  first  is¬ 
sued  by  John  Newberry,  of  London,  about 
A.  D.  1760.  Reproduced  in  facsimile  from 
the  ed.  as  repr.  by  Isaiah  Thomas,  of  Worces¬ 
ter,  Mass.,  about  A.  D.  1785.  1889.  1323 

-  Eliot,  J.  F.  Mother  Goose’s  melodies.  2  pp.  (New 

Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Reg.  v.  27,  1873,  p.  314.) — Emit,  G. 
Mother  Goose’s  melodies.  4  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal. 
Reg.  v.  27,  1873,  p.  311.)— Whitmore,  W.  H.  Mother 
Goose's  melodies.  2  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Reg. 
v.  27,  1873,  p.  144.) 

Goossens,  E.  de.  Vedia  y.  See  Vedia  y  Goos- 
sens,  E.  de. 

Goossens,  Heinrich. 

Ueber  sage,  quelle,  und  komposition  des 
Chevalier  au  Lyon  des  Crestien  de  Troyes. 
[Paderborn,  1883.]  12°.  (Koerting,  G.  K.  O., 
Neuphilol.  studien,  pt.  1. )  2304 

Goostery,  England.  Earwaker,  J.  P.  His¬ 
tory  of  the  ancient  parish  of  Sandbach.  In¬ 
cluding  the  two  chapelries  of  Holmes  Chapel 
and  Goostery.  1890.  .2531 

See  also  Cheshire. 


Goovaerts,  Alphonse  Jean  Marie  AndrA 
1847—. 

Guerre  de  1557  en  Picardie.  See  Lemaire, 
E.,  and  others. 

Gopcevic,  Spiridion.  1855 — .  Ereignisse  in 

Aegypten,  1882.  68  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  1,  pp.  177, 
398,  551.)— Ereignisse  in  BiilKarien,  1885.  65  pp.  (Un¬ 

sere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  1,  pp.  168,  329,  502,  674.)— Welanesien. 
46  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1885,  v.  1,  pp.  453,  661.) — Oberalba- 
nien  und  die  Gegen.  59  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1881,  v.  1, 
pp.  96,  427.)— Samoa-inseln  undihre  bewohner.  8  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1879,  v.  2,  p.  641.) — Skaiidinavieii  als 
reise-ziel.  41pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  2,  pp.  673,  801.) 

Goracci,  Alessandro.  Breve  istoria  dell’  ori- 

gine  e  fondazione  della  cittA  del  Borgo  di  San  Sepolcro. 
171  pp.  (Villani,  G.,  and  others,  Croniche  storiche,  v.  7, 
p.  143.) 

Gorani,  Alfonso  Giuseppe  Emanuele  Baldas- 
sare  Agostino,  Conte.  1744-1819. 

Memoires  secrets  et  critiques  des  cours, 
des  gouvernemens,  et  des  mceurs  des  princi- 
paux  6tats  de  l’ltalie.  Paris,  1794.  2  v.  12°. 

3517 

-  Cusani,  F.  II  Conte  Giuseppe  Gorani.  22  pp.  (Soc. 

stor.  lombarda,  Archiv.  1  s.  1878,  p.  615.) 

Gorbouuof,  K.  Une  Ophdlie  tcherdmisse. 

17  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1891,  3  p6r.  v.  104,  p.  652.) 

Gordan,  Paul,  Ph.  D.  1837 — .  Beweis,  dass 

jede  covariante  und  invariante  einer  binaeren  form  eine 
ganze  function  mit  numerischen  coefficienten  einer  end- 
lichen  anzahl  solcher  formen  ist.  32  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d. 
reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  69,  1868,  p.  323.)— Ueber  die 
invariaiiten  binaerer  formen  bei  hoeheren  transfor- 
mationen.  31  pp.  (Journ. f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math. 
v.  71,  1870,  p.  164.)— Beziehungen  zwischen  thetapro- 
ducten.  8  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math. 
V.  66,  1866,  p.  185.) 

-  Herinite,  C.  Extrait  d’une  lettre  5,  G.  [Sur  l’ex- 

pression  Usinx  +  Vcosx  +  W] .  9  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u. 
angewan.  math.  v.  76,  1873,  p.  303.)— Schlaefli,  L.  Ueber 
die  linearen  relationen  zwischen  den  2  p  kreiswegen 
erster  art  und  den  2  p  zweiter  art  in  der  theorie  der 
Abelschen  function  en  der  Herren  Clebsch  und  G.  7  pp. 
(Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  76,  1873,  p.  149. ) 

Gordianus  I,  Caius  Marcus  Antonius  {Afri- 

canus)  and  Gordianus  II,  Marcus  Antonius,  Emperors 
of  Rome.  Robert,  C.  Nouvelles  observations  sur  les 
noms  des  deux  premiers  Gordiens.  5  pp.  (Rev.  archeol. 
n.  s.  v.  41, 1881,  p.  34.) 

Gordon,  Duchesses  of.  See  Brodie,  E. — Gor¬ 
don,  J.  M. 

Gordon,  Alexander  (TV.)  — 1750. 

Compleat  history  of  ancient  amphithea¬ 
tres.  See  Maffei,  F.  S. 

Gordon,  Alexander. 

Treatise  upon  elemental  locomotion  .  .  . 
wherein  are  explained  and  illustr.  the  history, 
practice,  and  prospects  of  steam  carriages  .  .  . 
with  plates  and  appendix.  3  ed.  containing 
a  supplement.  London,  1836.  8°.  — 2716 

Gordon,  Mrs.  Alice  M.  Development  of  deco¬ 
rative  electricity.  7  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1891, 
p.  278.) 

Gordon,  Lt.  Andrew  R. 

Report  of  the  Hudson’s  bay  expedition  of 
1886.  [n.  t.  p.]  [Ottawa,  1887.]  8°.  2471 


GORDON,  Armistead  Churchill 


1786 


GORDON,  George  Hamilton 


Gordon,  Armistead  Churchill.  1855 — .  Hard 

times  in  the  Confederacy.  11  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  14, 
1888,  p.  761.)— A  Perverted  franchise.  8  pp.  ( Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  15,  1889,  p.  406.) — A  Pinchtown  pauper. 
12  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  60,  1887,  p.  326.) 

-  and  Page,  Thomas  Nelson.  Befo’  de  war. 

Echoes  in  negro  dialect.  New  York,  1888. 
12°.  1307 

Gordon,  Rev.  Charles.  Macleod,  N.  Charles 

Gordon.  6  pp.  (Disruption  ivorthies  of  the  Highlands, 
Memorial  of  1843,  p.  153.) 

Gordon,  Charles  Alexander,  M.  D.  Remarks 

on  certain  points  relating  to  public  health  in  China. 
34  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature, 
v.  19,  p.  195. ) 

Gordon,  Maj.-Gen.  Charles  George.  1833-85. 
Col.  Gordon  in  Central  Africa,  1874-79, 
with  a  portrait  and  map  of  the  country. 
From  original  letters  and  documents.  Ed  by 
George  Birkbeck  Hill.  3  ed.  London,  1884. 
12°.  1418 

-  Events  in  the  Taeping  rebellion  :  being  re¬ 
prints  of  MSS.  With  monograph,  introduc¬ 
tion,  and  notes  by  A.  Egmont  Hake.  Lon¬ 
don,  1891.  8°.  3413 

-  Journals,  at  Kartoum.  Printed  from  the 

original  MSS.  Introduction  and  notes,  by 
A.  Egmont  Hake.  Boston,  1885.  p.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  68,  1885,  p.  395. )  3423 

-  Letters  from  the  Crimea,  the  Danube,  and 

Armenia,  1854-58.  Ed.  by  Demetrius  C. 
Boulger.  London,  1884.  12°.  3477 

-  Letters  to  his  sister,  M.  A.  Gordon.  Lon¬ 
don,  1888.  12°.  4707 

-  Reflections  in  Palestine.  1883.  London, 

1884.  12°.  —4246 

-  “Memo.”  on  classes  in  the  Soudan.  2  pp.  ( Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889,  p.  861.) 

-  Forbes,  A.  Chinese  Gordon :  a  succinct 

record  of  his  life.  1884.  4891 

-  Gordon,  Sir  H.  W.  Events  in  the  life  of 

Charles  George  Gordon  from  its  beginning  to 
its  end.  1886.  4774 

-  Hake,  A.  E.  Story  of  Chinese  Gordon. 

With  additions,  bringing  down  the  narrative 
to  the  present  time,  by  Hugo  Craig,  illustr. 
with  portraits,  maps,  etc.  1884.  4891 

-  Macdonald,  A.  Too  late  for  Gordon  and 

Khartoum.  1887.  3425 

-  Col.  Gordon  in  Central  Africa.  17  pp.  ( Edin .  Rev. 

v.  154,  1881,  p.  546.)— Clierbuliez,  C.  V.  (G.  Valbert, 
pseud.)  Charles  George  Gordon.  13  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1884,  3  p6r.  v.  63,  p.  199.)— Journal  de  G.  it  Khar¬ 
toum.  12  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1885,  3  p6r.  v.  70, 
p.  683.)— C’ollins,  A.  Gordon  Boy’s  Home.  5  pp.  ( Mac¬ 
millan’s  Mag.  v.  54,  1886,  p.  296.) — Craven,  A.  Opuscule 
religieux  du  G6n.  G.  14  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  99, 
1884,  p.  791.)—  ©u  Quesnoy,  P.  G€n.  Gordon.  25  pp. 

( Correspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  98,  1884,  p.  808.)— Glardon,  A. 
Charles  Gordon.  60  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
3  p6r.  v.  22,  1884,  p.  449  ;  v.  23,  1884,  p.  121.)— Gordon,  Sir 
H.  W.  Gen.  Gordon’s  position  at  Kartoum.  7  pp.  (Gor¬ 
don,  C.  G.,  Journals,  p.  lii.) — Gen.  Gordon.  26  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  138,  1885,  p.  247  ;  London  Quart.  Rev, 
v.  62,  1884,  p.  353.) — Gordon  and  Garibaldi.  14  pp. 
(London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  70,  1888,  p.  291.) — Graham.  Sir 
G.  Last  words  with  G.  18  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  41, 
1887,  p.  32.)— Harrison,  Mrs.  M.  K.  (L.  Malet,  pseud.) 


Youngest  of  the  saints.  18  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  38, 
1885,  p.  395.)— Khartoum  and  G.  19  pp.  (London 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  64,  1885,  p.  145.)— Gen.  Gordon’s  life  and 
letters.  30  pp.  (Quart  Rev.  v.  159,  1885,  p.  450.) — Gen. 
Gordon’s  message.  18  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1884, 
p.  57.)— Noble,  E.  Gen.  Gordon  at  Kartoum.  5  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  56,  1885,  p.  415.) — [Notice  of  G.]  1  p. 
(Royal  Asiat.  Soc.,  China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  20,  1886, 
p.  59.)— Our  Egyptian  atrocities.  FromCapel  Court 
to  Khartoum.  17  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  137,  1885, 
p.298.) — Parke,  T.  H.  How  G.  was  really  lost.  8  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  31,  1892,  p.  787.)— Position  of  G. 
13  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  45,  1884,  p.866.) — Selsz,  A.  M. 
Gen.  Gordon.  11  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  40,  1884, 
p.  137.)— Gen.  Gordon  and  the  slave  trade.  5  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  46,  1884,  p.  682.)  —  Spence,  W.  H. 
Recollections  of  a  voyage  with  G.  10  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  57,  1890,  p.  272.) —  Stannard,  A.  Gordon  at 
Gravesend  :  a  personal  reminiscence.  10  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  17,  1885,  p.  713.)— Stead,  W.  T.  Chinese  Gordon. 
6  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  6,  1884,  p.  556.)— Villainus,  A. 
Journal  de  G.  pendant  le  sifege  de  Khartoum.  20  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  104,  1885,  p.  82.) — Williams,  C., 
and  Myers,  E.  Gordon.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37, 
1885,  p.  689.)— Gordon,  Wolseley,  and  Sir  Charles  Wil¬ 
son.  8  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  137,  1885,  p.  872.) 

See  also  Khartum. 

Gordon,  Cosmo  William. 

Laing,  S.  Great  city  frauds  of  Cole, 
Davidson,  and  Gordon,  fully  exposed.  [1856.] 

—3366 

Gordon,  E.  J.  A.  (Ed.) 

Sefton.  See  Horley,  E. 

Gordon,  F.  W.  Beauchamp.  The  state  and 

electrical  distribution.  23  pp.  (Mackay,  T.,  Plea  for 
liberty,  p.  353.) 

Gordon,  George,  6  Earl  of  Aberdeen.  Burke, 
Sir  J.  B.  Aberdeen  romance.  26  pp.  (In  his  Rise  of 
great  families,  p.  155.) 

Gordon,  Lord  George. 

Address  to  the  President  of  the  Protestant 
Association,  including  remarks  on  strictures 
lately  pub.  on  the  state  and  behaviour  of  Eng¬ 
lish  Catholics.  1782.  1525 

-  Gurney,  J.  Trial  of  George  Gordon,  Esq., 

commonly  called  Lord  George  Gordon,  for 
high  treason  .  .  .  Feb.  5,  1781.  1781.  —2312 

-  Narrative  of  the  proceedings  of  Lord 

Geo.  Gordon,  and  the  persons  assembled 
under  the  denomination  of  the  Protestant 
Association  from  their  last  meeting  at  Coach- 
maker’s  Hall  to  the  final  commitment  of  his 
Lordship  to  the  Tower.  1780.  (With  Ad¬ 
dress  to  the  President  of  the  Protestant  Asso¬ 
ciation.  )  1525 

-  Cordon  riots.  39  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  20,  1873, 

p.  381 ;  v.  21,  1873,  p.  50.) 

Gordon,  George  Angier.  1853 — .  Enthusiasm 

for  the  ministry.  17  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  55,  1891, 
p.  334.) 

Gordon,  George  Hamilton,  4  Earl  of  Aberdeen. 

1784-1860.  Inquiry  into  the  principles  of  beauty  in  Gre¬ 
cian  architecture.  110  pp.  (Rudimentary  architecture 
for  the  use  of  beginners  and  students,  p.  1.) 

-  Correspondence.  31  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 

v.  158,  1883,  p.  547.) —  Smith,  G.  B.  Earl  of  Aberdeen. 
29  pp.  (In  his  Prime  ministers  of  Queen  Victoria, 
p.  207.) 


GORDON,  Maj.-Gen.  George  Henry 


1787 


GORGAS,  Albert  C. 


Gordon,  Maj.-Gen.  George  Henry.  Kilmer, 

G.  L.  Gordon’s  attack  at  Fort  Stedman.  5  pp.  (Johnson, 
R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  4, 
p.579.) —  Reminiscences  of  Lee  and  G.  at  Appomattox 
Courthouse.  3  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  8, 
1880,  p.  37.) 

Gordon,  Gen.  George  W.  Gen.  P.  R.  Cleburne. 

13  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  18,  1890,  p.  260.) 

Gordon,  Hanford  L. 

Feast  of  the  virgins  and  other  poems. 
Chicago,  1891.  8°.  1323 

Gordon,  Rev.  Henry  Doddridge.  1834 — . 

Further  traces,  on  the  South  Downs,  of  the  winter  cam¬ 
paign  of  the  Civil  war  of  1643.  17  pp.  3  pi.  (Sussex 

Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  28,  1878,  p.  97.) 

Gordon,  Sir  Henry  William.  1818-87. 

Events  in  the  life  of  Charles  George  Gor¬ 
don  from  its  beginning  to  its  end.  London, 
1886.  8°.  4774 

-  Gen.  Gordon’s  petition  at  Kartoum.  7  pp.  (Gor¬ 
don,  C.  G.,  Journals ,  p.  lii. ) — -  Mission  of  Col.  Charles 
Wilson.  3  pp.  (Gordon,  C.  G.,  Journals,  p.  lix.) 

Gordon,  Rev.  James,  of  Rothemay.  Circa 
1615-86. 

Abredoniae  utriusque  descriptio :  a  de¬ 
scription  of  both  towns  of  Aberdeen.  With  a 
selection  of  the  charters  of  the  burgh.  Edin¬ 
burgh,  1842.  4°.  {Spalding  Club.)  2503 

Gordon,  James  Edward  Henry.  — 1893. 

Physical  treatise  on  electricity  and  mag¬ 
netism.  3  ed.  London,  1891.  2  v.  8°.  — 1522 

-  Latest  electrical  discovery.  4  pp.  ( Nineteenth 

Cent.  v.  31,  1892,  p.  399.) 

Gordon,  Jane  Maxwell,  Duchess  of  Gordon. 

Thomson,  K.  B.,  and  Thomson,  J.  C.  (G.  and  P. 
Wharton,  pseuds.)  Jane,  Duchess  of  Gordon.  30  pp. 
( In  their  Queens  of  society,  v.  1,  p.  309.) 

Gordon,  Sir  John.  17  cent. 

Problem  concerning  the  gout.  See  Philips, 
G.,  and  Gordon,  Sir  J. 

Gordon,  Lt.-Gen.  John  Brown.  1832 — .  Ad¬ 
dress.  5  pp.  (Daniel,  J.  W.,  Life  and  reminiscences  of 
Jefferson  Davis,  p.  269.)  —  Confederate  veterans. 
3  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  19,  1891,  p.  175.) — 
Incident  of  Gettysburg-.  3  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc. 
Papers,  v.  21,  1893,  p.  337.)— Report  of  the  Gettysburg 
caihpaign.  4  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  7, 
1879,  p.  241.) — Report  of  battle  of  Hatcher's  run.  1  p. 
(Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  45.)— Intro¬ 
duction.  5  pp.  (Jackson,  Mrs.  M.  A.,  Memoirs  of 
Stonewall  Jackson,  p.  xi.) — Battle  of  Monocacy.  3  pp. 
(Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  7,  1879,  p.  173.) 

Gordon,  John  Campbell  Hamilton.  See  Ham¬ 
ilton-Gordon,  J.  C. 

Gordon,  Joseph  Claybaugh,  Pli.  D. 

Notes  and  observations  upon  the  education 
of  the  deaf,  with  a  revised  index  to  education 
of  deaf  children.  Washington,  1892.  8°. 

—2304 

Gordon,  Julien,  pseud.  See  Cruger,  Mrs. 

J.  G.  S.  (in  supplement). 

Gordon,  Lady  Lucie  Austin  Duff  ( Tr. )  1821-69. 
Ferdinand  I  and  Maximilian  II  of  Austria. 
See  Ranke,  L.  von  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  ( Tr. )  Mary  Schweidler,  the  amber  witch. 

See  Meinhold,  J.  W. 

VOL.  III. -224. 


-  Ross,  Mrs.  J.  A.  D.  G.  Three  generations  of 

Englishwomen.  Memoirs  and  correspondence 
of  Mrs.  John  Taylor,  Mrs.  Sarah  Austin,  and 
Lady  Duff  Gordon.  1888,  2  v.  3766 

Gordon,  Rev.  M.  L.,  M.  D.  Mill’s  use  of  Bud¬ 
dhism.  10  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  42,  1885,  p.  527.) 

Gordon,  Mary  Augusta. 

Gordon,  C.  G.  Letters  to  his  sister,  M.  A. 
Gordon.  1888.  4707 

Gordon,  Gen.  Patrick,  of  Auchleucheries. 
1635-99. 

Passages  from  the  diary  of,  A.  D.  1635-99. 
Aberdeen,  1859.  4°.  ( Spalding  Club.)  2503 

Gordon,  Robert,  D.  D.  Walker,  N.  L.  Robert 

Gordon.  8  pp.  ( Disruption  worthies,  Memorial  of  1843, 
v.  3,  p.  309.) 

Gordon,  Thomas  F.  1787-1866. 

Digest  of  the  laws  of  the  United  States,  in¬ 
cluding  an  abstract  of  the  judicial  decisions 
relating  to  the  constitutional  and  statutory 
law.  With  notes  explanatory  and  historical. 
Phila.,  1827.  8°.  —3356 

Gordon,  William,  6  Viscount  Kenmure. 

Whole  proceeding  to  judgment  upon  the 
articles  of  impeachment .  .  .  against .  .  .  Wil¬ 
liam,  Viscount  Kenmure,  etc.  1716.  — 2312 

Gordon,  William,  D.  D.  1730-1807. 

History  of  the  rise,  progress,  and  establish¬ 
ment  of  the  independence  of  the  United  States 
of  America  ;  including  an  account  of  the  late 
war  ;  and  of  the  thirteen  colonies,  from  their 
origin  to  that  period.  London,  1788.  4  v.  8°. 

1616 

The  same.  2  ed.  New  York,  1794.  8°. 

.2657 

Gordon  family.  Taylor,  J.  The  Gordons ; 

The  Gordons  of  Methlic  and  Haddo ;  The  Gordons  of 
Kenmure  ;  The  Gordons  of  Earlston,  Gight,  etc.  78  pp. 
(In  his  Great  hist,  families  of  Scotland,  v.  2,  pp.  292,  346> 
362,  366.) 

Gordy,  John  Pancoast.  1851 — . 

Rise  and  growth  of  the  normal  school  idea 
in  the  United  States.  Washington,  1891.  8°. 
(U.  S.  Education,  Bureau  of,  Circulars ,  no.  8, 
1891.)  —4361 

Gore,  Mrs.  Catherine  Grace  Frances  Moody. 

Horne,  R.  H.  G.  P.  R.  James,  Mrs.  Gore  ...  32  pp. 
(In  his  New  spirit  of  the  age,  2  ed.  v.  1,  p.  213.) 

Gore,  Rev.  Charles.  1853 — . 

Incarnation  of  the  Son  of  God.  London, 
1891.  8°.  ( Bampton  lectures,  1891.)  — 4253 

Gore,  James  Howard.  1856 — . 

Bibliography  of  geodesy.  Washington, 
1889.  4°.  (U.  S.  Coast  and  Geod.  Surv.  Re¬ 
port,  1887,  Append,  no.  16. )  — 4772 

Gore,  Thomas.  Jackson,  J.  E.  Last  will  of 

G.,  the  antiquary.  11  pp.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat. 
Hist.  Mag.  v.  14,  1874,  p.  1.) 

Gore-Browne,  Rev.  Wilfrid.  Life  in  a  cavalry 

regiment.  14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  28, 1890,  p.  840.) 

Gorgas,  Albert  C.,  M.  D.  Effects  of  tobacco 

on  youths.  11  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports, 
v.  7,  p.  230.) 


GORGAS,  Brig.-Gen.  Josiah 


1788 


GORTON,  Samuel 


Gorgas,  Brig.-Gen.  Josiah.  1818-83.  Contri¬ 
butions  to  the  history  of  the  Confederate  ordnance  de¬ 
partment.  29  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  12, 
1884,  p.  66.) 

-  ( TV. )  Rifled  infantry  arms.  [See  Schoen,  J. 

- .Tones,  J.  W.  Sketch  of  the  life  of  G.  13  pp.  (South¬ 
ern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  13,  1885,  p.  216.) 

Gorges,  Sir  Ferdinando.  Circa  1566-1647. 

Province  of  Maine,  including  the  brief  re¬ 
lation,  the  brief  narration,  his  defence,  the 
charter  granted  to  him,  his  will,  and  his  let¬ 
ters.  Ed.  with  a  memoir  .  .  .  by  J.  P.  Baxter. 
Boston,  1890.  3  v.  4°.  (Prince  Soc.)  4626 

Gorges  family.  De  Costa,  B.  F.  Tomb  of 

the  Gorges  at  St.  Budeaux.  4  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  8, 
1882,  p.  562.) 

Gorgias,  of  Leontini.  Apelt,  O.  Gorgias  bei 

pseudo-Aristo teles  und  bei  Sextus  Empiricus.  17  pp. 
(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  43,  1888,  p.  203.)— Wesscly,  K. 
Literarische  fragmente  aus  El-Eaijdm.  9  pp.  (Mittheil. 
aus  der  samml.  der  Papyrus  Erzherzog  Rainer,  v.  2-3,  1887, 
P.  74.) 

Gorgoniden  des  Golfes  von  Neapel. 

Koch,  G.  von.  ( Fauna  und  flora  des 
Golfes  von  Neapel ,  v.  15.)  — 1581 

Gorgons  in  the  British  Museum,  Some  archaic. 

12  pp.  2  pi.  Six,  J.  ( Journ .  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  6,  1885, 
p.  275.) 

Gorham,  George  C.  Gen.  Johnston’s  sur¬ 
render.  8  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  20,  1892, 
p.  205.) 

Gorliam,  Rev.  George  Cornelius.  Thirl  wall,  C., 

Bp.  of  St.  David's.  Charge  delivered  Sept.,  1854  .  .  .  The 
case  of  Gorham  v.  the  Bp.  of  Exeter.  56  pp.  (In  his  Re¬ 
mains,  v.  1, p.  141.) 

Gorliam,  John.  On  the  blending  of  colours 

by  the  sole  agency  of  the  sensorium.  6  pp.  (Brain,  v.  4, 
1882,  p.  467.) 

Gorillas.  Aucapitaine,  H.  Etudes  sur  les 

primates  du  genre  gorille.  16  pp.  (Rev.  et  mag.  de  zool. 
2  s.  v.  5,  1853,  pp.  49,  97.) — Bischoff,  T.  L.  W.  von.  Bei- 
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and  adventures  in  equatorial  Africa  ;  with  accounts  of 
the  manners  and  customs  of  the  people,  and  of  the 
chace  of  the  gorilla,  crocodile  ...  34  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev. 
v.  35,  1861,  p.  219.) — Bureau  rte  Famallc,  A.  J.  C.  A. 
M6moire  sur  le  grand  gorille  du  Gabon,  troglodytes 
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— Duvernoy,  G.  L.  Deuxi&me  communication  sur 
l’anatomie  du  gorille.  11  pp.  (Inst,  de  Prance,  Acad. 
Sci.  Compt.  rend.  v.  37,  1853,  p.  817.) — Fillers,  E.  H. 
Beitraege  zur  kenntnis  des  gorilla  und  chimpanse. 
77  pp.  4  pi.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Phys.  classe, 
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I.  Note  sur  le  gorille.  5  pp.  (Am.  Sci.  Nat.  Zool.  3  s. 
v.  16,  1851,  p.  154.)— Sur  le  gorille.  4  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Acad.  Sci.  Compt.  rend.  v.  34,  1852,  p.  81.)— Sur  les  rap¬ 
ports  naturels  du  gorille.  4  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad. 
Sci.  Compt.  rend.  v.  36,  1853,  p.  933.) — NorilliofF,  C.  Ad¬ 
ventures  in  gorilla  land.  19  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  23, 
1861,  p.  16.)— Osann,  F.  G.  Philologische  miscellen  : 
Die  sogenannten  gorillen.  3  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw. 
v.  8,  1841,  p.  970.) — Owen,  R.  On  the  gorilla  (troglo¬ 
dytes  gorilla,  sav.)  22  pp.  (Am.  Mag.  Nat.  Hist.  3  s.  v.  4, 
1859,  p.  377.)— Recherches  sur  le  gorille.  19  pp.  (Ann. 
Sci.  Nat.  Zool.  3  s.  v.  16,  1851,  p.  158.)— Proctor,  R.  A. 
The  gorilla  and  other  apes.  26  pp.  (Gent.  Mag.  n.  s. 
v.  19, 1877,  p.  413.) — Reacle,  W.  W.  Habits  of  the  gorilla. 
4  pp.  (Am.  Nat.  v.  1,  1868,  p.  177.)— Ricard,  ( — ).  Notice 
sur  le  gorille.  9  pp.  (Rev.  et  mag.  de  zool.  2  s.  v.  7,  1855, 


p.  502.)— Sanford,  L.  J.  The  gorilla.  17  pp.  (Am.  J. 
Sci.  2  s.  v.  33,  1862,  p.  48.)— Savage,  T.  S.  Mtimoire  sur 
les  caractSres  extSrieurs  et  les  moeurs  du  gorille.  7  pp. 
(Ann.  Sci.  Nat.  Zool.  3  s.  v.  16,  1851,  p.  176.)— Thane, 
G.  D.  Brain  of  the  gorilla.  3  pp.  (Nature,  v.  15,  1877, 
p.  142.) — Waldeyer,  W.  Das  gorilla-rueckenmark, 
147  pp.  12  pi.  (Berlin.  Akad.  wissens.  Phys.-mathemat. 
classe,  Abhandl.  1888,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Apes.  —  Chimpanzees. —  Mammals.  — 
Monkeys. 

Goring,  England.  Burrell,  Sir  P.  Castle  Gor¬ 
ing.  39  pp.  2  pi.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  26,  1875, 
p.  113.) 

See  also  Sussex. 

Gorioun,  surnamed  Skhanscheli.  5  cent.  Bi- 

ographie  de  St.  Mesrob,  tr.  pour  la  premiere  fois  en 
Frangais  par  J.  R.  Emine.  16  pp.  (Langlois,  V.,  Coll, 
des  hist.  anc.  et  mod.  de  VArmenie,  v.  2,  p.  1. ) 

Gorizia.  See  Goerz. 

Gorleston,  England.  Palmer,  C.  J.  Perlus- 
tration  of  Gt.  Yarmouth,  with  Gorleston  and 
Southtown.  1872-75,  3  v.  2552 

See  also  Suffolk. 

Gorman,  Brig.-Gen.  Willis  Arnold.  Davis, 

C.  K.  Life  and  public  services  of  G.  19  pp.  (Minn. 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3,  1880,  p.  314.) 

Gormuncl  et  Isemhard.  Scheler,  J.  A.  U. 
(Ed.)  Mort  du  Roi  Gormond,  fragment 
unique  .  .  .  Re6d.  litteralement  sur  1’ original 
et  annotA  1876.  2394 

-  Ifeilig-brodt,  R.  (Ed.)  Fragment  de  G.  et  I.  Text 

nebst  einleitung,  anmerkungen,  und  vollstaendigem 
wortindex.  96  pp.  (Roman,  studien,  v.  3,  1879,  p.  501.) — 
Iteifrenberg',  F.  A.  F.  T.  Baron  de  (Ed.)  Mort  du  Ro 
Gormont.  23  pp.  (MouskSs,  P.,  Chronique  rimee,  v.  2,  p.  x.) 

-  Heiligrbrodt,  R.  Zur  sage  von  “  G.  und  I.”  5  pp. 

(Roman,  studien,  v.  4,  1879-80,  p.  119.) 

Gorra,  Egidio  ( Tr. ) 

Storia  dell’  epopea  francese  nel  medio  evo. 
See  Nyrop,  K. 

Gorringe,  Henry  Honey  church.  1841-85. 

Egyptian  obelisks.  Fifty-one  full  page 
illustrations.  New  York,  1882.  fo.  1752 
Gorrini,  Giacomo.  Lettere  inedite  degli  am- 

basciatori  fiorentini  alia  corte  dei  Papi  in  Avignone 
(1340).  27  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  14,  1884,  p.  153 ; 
v.  15,  1885,  p.  325.)— Collezione  fiorentina  di  facsimill 
paleo^rafici.  12  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  14,  1884, 
p.  396.) 

Gorse,  M.  de  la.  See  La  Gorse,  M.  de. 

Gorst,  Sir  John  Eldon.  1835 — .  English  work¬ 
men  and  their  political  friends.  11  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  159,  1894,  p.  207.) 

Gorton,  John.  — 1835. 

General  biographical  dictionary.  New  ed. 
London,  1851.  4  v.  8°.  R.lll 

Contents. 

Aa-Expilli,  v.  1.  Nadir  Schah-Vulson,  M.  de, 

Fabroni,  G.-Mylne,  R.,  v.  2.  v.  3. 

Wace,  R.-Zype,  F.  P.;  Suppl.,  v.  4. 

Gorton,  Samuel. 

Brayton,  G.  A.  Defence  of  Samuel  Gor¬ 
ton  and  the  settlers  of  Shawomet.  1883. 
(Rhode  Island  Hist.  Tracts ,  no.  17.)  4642 


GORTON,  England 


1789 


GOSSE,  Edmund  William 


Gorton,  England.  French,  G.  J.  Biblio¬ 
graphical  notices  of  the  church  libraries  at 
Turton,  and  Gorton,  bequeathed  by  Humphrey 
Chetham.  1855.  (Chetham  Soc.  v.  38.)  W.35 

-  liar  land.  J.  On  a  charter  of  feoffment  of  G.,  by 

Thos.  La  Warr,  clerk,  12  Baron  of  Manchester,  to  Thos. 
[Longley],  Bp.  of  Durham,  and  others.  Dated  20  May, 
10  Henry  V.,  [A.  D.  1422],  4  pp.  (Lancashire  and 

Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  2,  1849-50,  p.  19.) 

See  also  Lancashire. 

Gortscliakoff,  Alexander  Michailowitsch, 

Prince.  Edwards,  H.  S.  Prince  Gortschakoff  on  Rus¬ 
sian  diplomacy.  14  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33,  1883, 
p.  578.) 

Gortyn,  Crete. 

Buecheler,  F.,  and  Zitelmann,  E.  O.  K. 

( Eds. )  Das  recht  von  Gortyn.  1885.  (  With 

Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1885. )  — 2196 

-  Comparetti,  D.  P.  A.  (Ed.)  Le  leggi  di 

Gortyna  e  le  altre  iscrizioni  arcaiche  cretesi. 
1893.  (Reale  Accad.  dei  Lincei :  Monumenti 
antichi ,  v.  3.)  1791 

-  Blass,  F.  W.  Zu  dem  zweiten  gesetze  von  G.  2  pp. 

( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1886,  p.  313.)— Buecheler,  F. 
Gortyn isch-Kretisches.  2  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s. 
v.  41,  1886,  p.  310.) — and  Zitelmann,  E.  O.  K.  (Eds.)  Bruch- 
stuecke  eines  zweiten  gesetzes  von  G.  16  pp.  '  (Rheinisch. 
mus.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1886,  p.  118.)— Dittenbergcr,  W.  Zum 
gesetz  von  G.  6  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  20,  1885,  p.  573.)  — 
Duetnmler,  G.  F.  Zwei  gortynische  urkunden.  6  pp. 
(Philologus,  v.  54,  1895,  p.  205.) — ILirchaier,  J.  E.  Zum 
gesetz  von  G.  4  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  43,  1888, 
p.  145.) — Scliaube,  A.  Object  und  composition  der 
rechtsaufzeichnung  von  G.  27  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  21,  1886, 
p.  213.)—  Skias,  A.  Zum  gesetz  von  G.  3  pp.  (Hermes, 
v.  24,  1889,  p.  475.) 

Gory,  Henryk  z.  15  cent.  Tractatulus  contra 

cruciferos,  regni  Poloniae  invasores.  49  pp.  (Bielowski, 
A.,  Monumenta  Polon.  hist.  v.  4,  p.  143.) 

Gorze,  Monastery.  Fundatio  monasterii  Gorzi- 

ensis;  Notae  Gorzienses.  5  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script. 
V.  15,  pt.  2,  pp.  972,  974.) 

Gosbert.  9  cent.  Carmen  acrostichum.  3  pp. 

(Duemmler,  E.  L.,  Poet.  Lat.  aevi  Car.  v.  1,  pt.  2,  p.  620: 
Monumenta  German,  hist.) 

Goscli,  Christian  Carl  August  (Ed.)  1832 — . 
Danish  Arctic  expeditions,  1605-20.  With 
notes  and  introduction.  London,  1897.  2  v. 

8°.  (Hakluyt  Soc.  v.  96,  97.)  .2476 

Contents.  Danish  expeditions  to  Greenland  in  1605- 
07;  to  which  is  added  Capt.  James  Hall’s  voyage  to 
Greenland  in  1612,  v.  1.— Expedition  of  Capt.  Jens  Munk 
to  Hudson's  bay  in  search  of  a  north-west  passage  in 
1619-20,  v.  2. 

Goscbe,  Richard  Adolf.  Fraenkel,  L.  Richard 

Gosche.  "4  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  2,  p.  90.) 

Gosclien,  George  Joachim,  LL.  D.  1831 — . 

Since  1880.  10  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885,  p.  723.) 

Gosford,  3  Earl  of.  See  Acheson,  A. 
Gosfortli,  England.  Hooppell,  R.  E.  Ruins 

of  an  early  church  at  north  G.  5  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
Assoc.  Journ.  v.  38,  1882,  p.  117.) 

See  also  Northumberland. 

Gosbeii,  Egypt.  Naville,  H.  E.  Shrine  of 
Saft  el  Henneh  and  the  land  of  Goshen  (1885). 
1887.  (Egypt  Explor.  Fund.)  2702 

-  Poole,  S.  L.  Land  of  G.  12  pp.  (Wilson,  Sir  C.  W., 

Picturesque  Palestine,  Sinai,  and  Egypt,  v.  4,  p.  121.) 

Goslar,  Prussia.  Neuburg,  C.  Goslars  berg- 
bau  bis  1552.  1892.  —1364 


Goslee,  William  S.  Glastonbury.  24  pp. 

(Trumbull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  Hartford  co.  Conn.  v.  2, 
p.  205.) 

Gospel  Christianity.  Davies,  T.  A.  — 3254 

Gospels.  See  Bible,  N.  T.,  Gospels. 

Goss,  Alexander,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Liverpool. 
1814-72. 

Chronica  regum  Manniae  et  insularum. 
Revised  by  G.  See  Munch,  P.  A. 

Goss,  Charles  F.  Morocco :  the  world’s  last 

market.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  29,  1891,  p.  1016. ) — 
Muley  Hasson.  8  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892, 
p.  311.) 

Goss,  Elbridge  Henry.  1830—. 

Life  of  Col.  Paul  Revere.  With  portraits, 
many  illustrations,  fac-similes,  etc.  Boston, 
1891.  2  v.  8°.  4736 

-  About  Richard  Bellingham.  7  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist. 

v.  13,  1885,  p.  262.)— Hungry  pilgrims.  5  pp.  (Mag. 
Am.  Hist.  v.  13,  1885,  p.  477.) — Something  about  Honhe- 
gan.  9  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  12,  1884,  p.  266.)— Paul 
Revere.  17  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  15,  1886,  p.  1.) 

Goss,  John  Dean,  Ph.  D. 

History  of  tariff  administration  in  the 
United  States,  from  colonial  times  to  the 
McKinley  Administrative  bill.  New  York, 
1891.  8°.  ( Columbia  College,  Studies  in  hist, 

econ.  and  pub.  law ,  v.  1,  no.  2.)  — 3392 

Goss,  Warren  Lee.  1838 — .  Responsibility  for 

Andersonville.  3  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  660.) — 
Campaigning  to  no  purpose.  7  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U., 
and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  .  .  .  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  2,  p.  153.) — 
Going  to  the  front.  11  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and 
Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  ...  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  1,  p.  149.) — 
Recollections  of  a  private.  52  pp.  (Century  Mag. 
v.  7,  1885,  pp.  107,  279,  767 ;  v.  8,  1885,  pp.  130,  633 ;  v.  9, 
1886,  p.  467 ;  v.  10,  1886,  p.  131.) — Yorktown  and  Wil¬ 
liamsburg.  11  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C., 
Battles  ...  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  2,  p.  189.) 

Goss,  William  Henry.  Hebrew  captives  of  the 
kings  of  Assyria.  London,  1890.  8°.  2315 

-  Life  and  death  of  Llewellynn  Jewitt,  with 

fragmentary  memoirs  of  some  of  his  famous 
literary  and  artistic  friends,  especially  of 
Samuel  Carter  Hall.  London,  1889.  8°.  4792 

Gosse,  Edmund  William.  1849 — . 

From  Shakespeare  to  Pope :  an  inquiry 
into  the  causes  and  phenomena  of  the  rise  of 
classical  poetry  in  England.  Cambridge,  1885. 
12°.  1345 

Contents.  Ravenant  and  Cowley. — Denham's  es¬ 
say  on  translated  verse. — The  exiles. —Sidney  Go- 
dolphin  and  Sandys.— Poetry  at  the  death  of  Shake¬ 
speare. — The  reaction. — The  Restoration. — Wal¬ 
ler  and  Sacharissa. — "Waller's  address  to  the  Queen. 
Preface  to  W'aller’s  Posthumous  poems,  1690. 

(Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  163,  1886,  p.  289.) 

-  Gossip  in  a  library.  New  York,  1891.  12°. 

2293 

Contents.  Amasia. — Camden's  Britannia. — Cats. 
—Death's  duel.— The  Taney. — Gerard's  Herbal. 
—  Ionica.  —  Life  of  John  Bnucle.  —  What  Ann 
Lang  read. — Love  and  business.— Diary  of  a  lover 
of  literature. — Mirror  for  magistrates. — Beau 
Nash. —Peter  Bell  and  his  tormentors. — Phara- 
mond. — Volume  of  old  plays. — Poet  in  prison. — 
Censor  of  poets.  —  Pompey  the  little.  — Duke  of 
Rutland's  poems.  —  Shaving  of  Sliagpat. — 
Smart's  poems.— Cltra-crepidarius.— Lady  Win- 
ehilsea's  poems. 


GOSSE,  Edmund  William 


1790 


GOSWIN,  of  Mayence 


—  History  of  eighteenth  century  literature 

(1660-1780).  London,  1889.  12°.  2225 

Contents.  Defoe  and  the  essayists.— Drama  after 
the  Restoration. — Johnson  and  the  philosophers. — 
Dawn  of  naturalism  in  poetry.  —  Novelists. — 
Poetry  after  the  Restoration. — Poets  of  the  deca¬ 
dence. — Pope.— Prose  after  the  Restoration.— Prose  of 
the  decadence.— Swift  and  the  Deists. 

—  Jacobean  poets.  New  York,  1894.  12°. 

( Univ.  S. )  1327 

Contents. 


Beaumont,  F. 
Beaumont,  Sir  J. 
Browne,  W. 

Campion,  T. 

Chapman,  G. 

Daborne,  R. 

Day,  J. 

Donne,  J. 

Drayton,  M. 
Drummond,  W. 
Fletcher,  G. 

Fletcher,  J. 

—  Northern  studies. 
(Rhys,  E.,  Cavielot  S.) 


Fletcher,  P. 

Greville,  F.,  Lord  Brooke. 
Heywood,  T. 

Johnson,  B. 

Last  Elizabethans. 
Massinger,  P. 

Middleton,  T. 

Quarles,  F. 

Rowley,  W. 

Tourneur,  C. 

Webster,  J. 

Wither,  G. 

London,  1890.  12°. 

2226 


Contents.  The  Danish  National  Theatre.— Four 
Danish  poets.— Henrik  Ibsen.—  Eofoden  islands. 
— Norwegian  poetry  since  1814. — Ruuebcrg. 

—  Raleigh.  New  York,  1886.  12°.  (Lang, 

A.,  Eng.  worthies.)  3797 

—  Robert  Browning,  personalia.  London, 

1890.  16°.  1383 


Contents.  Early  career  of  Robert  Browning,  1812- 
46.— Epilogue.— Personal  impressions. 

—  Seventeenth-century  studies :  a  contribu¬ 
tion  to  the  history  of  English  poetry.  Lon¬ 
don,  1883.  8°.  1325 

Contents.  Abraham  Cowley.— Richard  Crashaw.— 
Capt.  Dover's  Cotswold  games.— Sir  George  Ethe- 
redge.— Robert  Herrick.  —  Thomas  I.odge.  —  The 
matchless  Orinda.— Thomas  Otway.— Samuel  Row¬ 
lands.— John  Webster. 


-  Mile.  Aiss6.  17  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  42,  1887, 

p.  818.)— Protection  of  American  literature.  10  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  48,  1890,  p.  56.)— Early  writings  of 
Robert  Browning.  12  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  1,  1881, 
p.  189.)— Degeneration  and  evolution.  Decay  of 
literary  taste.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  161,  1895,  p.  109.)— 
Influence  of  democracy  on  literature.  14  pp.  (Con- 
temp.  Rev.  v.  59,  1891,  p.  523.) — Living  English  sculpt¬ 
ors.  35  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  4,  1883,  p.  163 ;  v.  9,  1886, 
p.  39.) — Edward  Fitzgerald.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  46,  1889,  p.  57.)— French  society  of  authors.  6  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22,  1887,  p.  844.) — Ibsen's  new 
drama  [Hedda  Gabler],  10  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49, 
1891,  p.  4.) — Ibsen's  social  dramas.  15  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  45,  1889,  p.  107.) — Rudyard  Kipling.  10  pp. 
(Century  Mag.  v.  20,  1891,  p.  901.) — Making  a  name  in 
literature.  10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  8,  1889,  p.  189.) — A  nun's 
love  letters.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  43,  1888,  p.  506.) 
— History  of  a  poem.  11  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  164,  1897, 
p.  283.)— Has  America  produced  a  poet?  11  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  6,  1888,  p.  176.) — What  is  a  great  poet?  10  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  7,  1888,  p.  175.) — Limits  of  realism  in  fiction.  10  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  9,  1890,  p.  391.) — Dante  Gabriel  Rossetti. 
8  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  2,  1882,  p.  718.)— Sir  Philip  Sid¬ 
ney.  15  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  50,  1886,  p.  632.) — 
[Sonnets.]  4  pp.  (Caine,  T.  H.  H.,  Sonnets  of  3  cen¬ 
turies,  p.  249.)— Sons  of  Cydippe.  3  pp.  (Century 
Mag.  v.  2,  1882,  p.  77.)— Is  verse  in  danger?  10  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  517.)— Our  woods  in  winter. 
1  p.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  3,  1883,  p.  499. ) 

-  (Ed.)  Poetical  works  of  T.  L.  Beddoes. 

See  Beddoes,  T.  L. 


-  (Ed.)  Works  of  Thomas  Gray.  See  Gray, 

T.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  ( TV. )  Hedda  Gabler.  See  Ibsen,  H. 

-  Magoun,  G.  F.  Gosse’s  Life  of  Sir  Walter  Raleigh. 

17  pp.  ( New  Englander,  v.  47,  1887,  p.  16.)— Scudder, 
H.  E.  Gosse’s  ed.  of  Gray’s  Works.  3  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  55,  1885,  p.  566.) 

Gosse,  Mrs.  Nellie  Epps.  Needham,  Mrs. 

E.  C.  C.  Nellie  Gosse.  2  pp.  (In  her  Eng.  female 
artists,  v.  2,  p.  94.) 

Gosse,  Philip  Henry.  1810-88. 

Rotifera ;  or,  wheel-animalcules,  both  Brit¬ 
ish  and  foreign.  See  Hudson,  C.  T.,  and  Gosse, 
P.  H. 


-  P.  H.  Gosse:  a  Puritan  naturalist.  21  pp.  (Lon¬ 
don  Quart.  Rev.  v.  76, 1891,  p.  15.) 

Gosselet,  Jules  Auguste  Alexandre.  1832 — . 

L’Ardenne.  Paris,  1888.  4°.  (France, 

Ministere  des  Travaux  Publics,  M6m. )  — 1652 

Gosseliii,  B.  Une  emeute  a  Boulogne  en  1656- 

57.  10  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Bull.  1854-57,  p.  74.) 

Gosselin,  E.  Early  French  voyages  to  New¬ 

foundland.  5  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  8,  1882,  p.  286.) 

Gosselin,  Jean  Edme  Auguste,  A  bh6.  Lamache, 

P.  Pouvoir  du  pape  au  moyen  age,  par  M.  Directeur 
au  SGninaire  de  St.-Sulpice.  21  pp.  (Correspondant, 
v.  11,  1845,  p.  547.) 

Gosselin,  Pascal  Eran§ois  Joseph  (TV.)  1751- 
1830. 

G6ographie  de  Strabon.  See  Strabo. 

Gossett,  Rev.  J.  M.  (TV.) 

Latin  synonyms.  See  Gardin-Dumesnil, 
J.  B. 


Gossip,  G.  H.  D.  Protection  versus  free  trade 

in  Australia.  13  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  47,  1890,  p.  841.) 

Gossip  about  portraits.  Tiffin,  W.  F.  — 1758 
Gossip  in  a  library.  Gosse,  E.  W.  2293 

Gossip’s  manual.  31  pp.  Garnett,  J.  M., 

Lectures  on  female  education,  p.  359. 

Gosson,  Stephen.  1554-1623.  Schoole  of  abuse, 

containing  a  pleasant  invective  against  poets,  pipers, 
players,  jesters,  and  such  like  caterpillers  of  the  com¬ 
monwealth.  23  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  3, 
p.  552.) 

Gossot,  Emile.  Creation  des  salles  d’asile  en 

France.  17  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  98,  1884,  p.  432.) 


Gostwick,  Joseph.  — 1887. 

German  culture  and  Christianity  :  their 
controversy  in  the  time  1770-1880.  London, 
1882.  8°.  —4255 

-  German  poets  :  a  series  of  memoirs  and 

translations.  With  portraits  by  C.  Jaeger. 
London,  1875.  sm.  4°.  3703 


Chamisso,  A.  von. 

Goethe,  J.  W.  von. 

Heine,  H. 

Herder,  J.  G. 

Klopstock,  F.  G. 

Koerner,  K.  T. 

Lessing,  G.  E. 

Poets  of  the  Holienstaufen 
singers  and  their  times. 


Contents. 

Richter,  J.  P.  F.  (Jean 
Paul,  pseud. ) 
Rueckert,  F. 

Schiller,  J.  C.  F.  von. 
Uhland,  L. 

Wieland,  C.  M. 


time.  —  Master- 


Goswin,  of  Mayence.  11  cent.  Ex  passione  S. 

Albani  martyris.  7  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15, 
pt.  2,  p.  984.) 


GOT,  Bertrand  de 


1791 


GOTHS,  History 


Got,  Bertrand  de.  See  Clemens  V,  Pope. 

Gotabert.  Koch-Sternfeld,  J.  E.  Ritter  von. 

Der  dynast  und  cliorbischof  Gotabert.  24  pp.  (Munich, 
Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  23 :  Hist,  classe,  Abhandl. 
v.  5,  pt.  2,  1849,  p.  1.) 

Gotama  Buddha.  See  Buddha  and  Bud¬ 
dhism. 

Gotcli,  John  Alfred.  1852 — .  Longford  castle, 

and  Longleat.  8  pp.  ( Archaeol .  Journ.  v.  45,  1888, 
p.  158.)— A  Squire's  home  in  King  James’s  time. 
11  pp.  ( Archaeol .  Journ.  v.  45,  1888,  p.  289.) 

- and  Brown,  W.  Talbot.  Architecture  of 

the  renaissance  in  England.  Illustr.  by  a 
series  of  views  and  details  from  buildings 
erected  between  the  years  1560-1635,  with 
historical  and  critical  text.  London,  1894. 
2  v.  fo.  — 17B4 

Gotlia,  Almanach  de.  See  Almanach. 

Gotliard.  See  St.  Gotthard. 

Gothenburg,  Sweden. 

Clausade,  G.  J.  A.  de.  Voyage  dans  le 
nord  de  1’  Europe  :  Hambourg  .  .  .  Gothem- 
bourg,  Copenhague.  1850.  2491 

-  Dahlgren,  E.  W.  {Ed.)  Sveriges  offent- 

liga  bibliothek.  Stockholm,  Upsala,  Lund, 
Goeteborg.  Accessions-katalog  4-10,  1889-95. 
1890-96,  7  nos.  W.  62 

-  Gould,  E.  R.  L.  Gothenburg  system  of 

liquor  traffic.  1893.  ( U.  S.  Commis.  of  Labor , 

Spec.  rept.  5:  U.  S.  52  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec, 
doc.  v.  32. ) 

-  Brooks,  J.  G.  Brandy  and  socialism :  the  Gothen¬ 
burg  plan.  13  pp.  {Forum,  v.  14,  1892,  p.  514.) 

Gothic  architecture.  See  Architecture  and 
building,  Styles  and  kinds,  Gothic. 

Gothic  language. 

Wrede,  F.  Ueber  die  sprache  der  Ostgo- 
ten  in  Italien.  1891.  (Brink,  B.  E.  C.  ten, 
and  others,  Quellen  und  forschungen,  v.  68. ) 

—3166 

-  Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  0  ist  hv.  8  pp.  {Kleinere  schrif- 

ten,  v.  7,  p.  396;  and  Germania,  v.  1,  1856,  p.  129.)— 
Marold,  C.  Kritische  untersuchungen  ueber  den  ein- 
fluss  des  lateinischen  auf  die  gotische  Bibeluebersetzung. 
118  pp.  {Germania,  v.  26,  1881,  p.  129;  v.  27,  1882,  p.  23; 
v.  28,  1883,  p.  50.) 

See  also  Ulfilas. 

Gothic  language,  Dictionaries. 

Balg,  G.  H.  Comparative  glossary  of  the 
Gothic  language,  with  especial  reference  to 
English  and  German.  1887-89.  — 2131 

-  Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Schulze  :  Gothisches  glossar.  28  pp. 

{Kleinere  schriften,  v.  8,  p.  201.) 

Gothic  language.  Etymology. 

Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Einige  gotische  eigennamen ; 
Nahtam  ;  Goth,  mundrs,  ahd.  muntar  ;  Auhns  und  stein. 
11  pp.  {Kleinere  schriften,  v.  7,  pp.  210,  238,  244,  410.) — 
Ueber  einige  gothische  woerter.  8  pp.  ( Kleinere  schrif¬ 
ten,  v.  5,  p.  445.) — Hofmann,  C.  Gothische  conjecturen 
und  worterklaerungen.  11  pp.  {Germania,  v.  8,  1863, 
p.  1.)— Holtzmann,  A.  Sihora.  2  pp.  ( Germania , 
V.  2,  1857,  p.  448.) 


Gothic  language,  Grammar. 

Hickes,  G.  Institutiones  grammaticae 
Anglo-Saxonicae,  et  Maeso-Gothicae.  1703. 
{In  his  Ling.  vett.  Sept.  thes.  v.  1.)  — 2101 

- Apr  It,  O.  Ueber  den  accusativus  cum  infinitivo  im 

Gothischen.  18  pp.  {Germania,  v.  19,  1874,  p.  280.) — 
Holtzmann,  A.  Das  gothische  adjectivum.  12  pp. 
{Germania,  v.  8,  1863,  p.  257.)— Jolianssen,  K.  F.  Zur 
flexion  des  schwachen  praeteritums  im  Gotischen.  9  pp. 
{Zeits.  f.  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  30,  1890,  p.  547.) — 
Koehler,  R.  A.  J.  Der  syntaktische  gebrauch  des  in- 
finitivs  im  Gothischen.  42  pp.  {Germania,  v.  12,  1867, 
p.  421.) — Ueber  den  syntaktischen  gebrauch  des  dativs 
im  Gothischen.  47  pp.  {Germania,  v.  11,  1866,  p.  261; 
v.  12,  1867,  p.  63.)— I.oscli,  F.  Die  mit  dem  suffixe  ni 
gebildeten  verbalabstracta  im  Gotischen.  23  pp.  {Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  32,  1887,  p.  223.)— Meyer,  L.  Ueber  das 
deutsche,  insbesondere  gothische  adjectivum.  9  pp. 
{Germania,  v.  9,  1864,  p.  137.)— Rueckert,  H.  Die 
gothischen  absoluten  nominativ-  und  accusativconstruc- 
tionen.  9  pp.  {Germania,  v.  11,  1866,  p.  415.) — Upp- 
stroem,  V.  Ueber  das  gothische  medium.  6  pp.  {Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  13,  1868,  p.  173.) 

Gothic  march,  The.  8  pp.  Stephens,  G., 

Handb.  of  runic  monuments,  pp.  201,  253. 

Gothland.  See  Gottland. 

Goths. 

Baye,  J.,  Baron  de.  Cimetiere  wisi- 
gothique  d’Herpes.  1892.  1752 

- De  l’influence  de  Part  des  Goths  en  Occi¬ 
dent.  1891.  —1751 

-  Boullemier,  C.  Recueil  des  sceaux  du 

moyen  age,  dits  sceaux  gothiques.  [Illustr. 
Anon.}  1779.  2793 

- Baye,  J.,  Baron  de.  Bijouterie  des  Goths  en  Russie. 

15  pp.  5  pi.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Mem.  v.  51,  1890, 
p.  358.) 

Gotlis,  Church  history. 

Scott,  C.  A.  A.  Ulfilas,  Apostle  of  the 
Goths,  together  with  an  account  of  the  Gothic 
churches  and  their  decline.  1885.  — 1268 

Goths,  History. 

Bradley,  H.  Story  of  the  Goths  from 
the  earliest  times  to  the  end  of  the  Gothic 
dominion  in  Spain.  1888.  {Story  of  the  na¬ 
tions.  )  2426 

-  Dahn,  L.  J.  F.  Edicte  der  Koenige  The- 

oderich  und  Athalarich  und  das  gothische 
recht  im  gothischen  reich.  1866.  {In  his 
Koenige  der  Germanen,  v.  4. )  3623 

- Kleinere  gothische  voelker ;  Aeussere 

geschichte  der  Ostgothen.  1861.  {In  his  Koe¬ 
nige  der  Germanen,  v.  6. )  3623 

- Politische  geschichte  der  Westgothen. 

1870.  {In  his  Koenige  der  Germanen,  v.  5.) 

3623 

- Verfassung  der  Westgothen.  1885.  {In 

his  Koenige  der  Germanen,  v.  6. )  3623 

-  Jorn ANDES,  Bp.  of  Ravenna.  Romana  et 

Getica.  1882.  {Monumenta  German,  hist: 
Auctor.  antiq.  v.  5,  pt.  1. )  3631 

-  Troya,  C.  Eruli  e  Goti.  1844-50,  3  v. 

{In  his  Storia  d’ Italia  del  medio  evo.  v.  2, 
pts.  1-3. )  4394 


GOTHS,  History 


1792 


GOTTSCHALL,  Karl  Rudolf  von 


- Gundlach,  W.  {Ed.)  Epistolae  Wisigoticae.  33  pp. 

( Monumenta  German,  hist.:  Epistolae,  v.  3,  p.  658.)  — 
Hodgkin.  T.  Visigothic  Spain.  26  pp.  [Eng.  Hist. 
Rev.  v.  2,  1887,  p.  209.) — Isidore,  St.,Abp.  of  Seville.  His- 
toria  Gothorum,  Wandalorum,  Sueborum  ad  a.  624. 
150  pp.  {Monumenta  German,  hist.:  Auctor.  antiq.  v.  11, 
p.  241.)— Ximenez,  R.,  Card.-Abp.  of  Toledo.  Estoria 
de  los  Godos.  173  pp.  ( Col.  doc.  hist.  Espaha,  v.  88,  p.  1.) 
— Ostrogotthorum  historia.  4  pp.  (Beale,  R.,  Rer.  His- 
pan.  script,  v.  1,  p.  135.) 

See  also  Huns. — Spain,  History,  Early  period  to  711. 
— Vandals. 

Goths,  Law. 

Dahn,  L.  J.  F.  Edicte  der  Koenige  The- 
oderieh  und  Athalarich  und  das  gothische 
recht  im  gothischen  reich.  1866.  (In  his 
Koenige  der  Germanen,  v.  4. )  3623 

-  Haenel,  G.  F.  (Ed.)  Lex  Romana  Visi- 

gothorum.  1848.  — 1311 

-  t.audcnzi.  A.  {Ed.)  Antica  compilazione  di  diritto 

romano  e  visigoto  ;  con  alcuni  frammenti  delle  leggi  di 
Eurico,  tratta  da  un  MS.  della  biblioteca  di  Holkam. 
221  pp.  (Romagna,  R.  Deputaz.  di  storia  patria.  Doc.  e 
studj.:  v.  2,  p.  5.) — Tamassia,  G.  Alcune  osservazioni 
intorno  al  “  Comes  Gothorum  ”  nelle  sue  attinenze  colla 
costituzione  romana  e  lo  stabilimento  dei  barbari  in 
Italia.  50  pp.  (Soc.  stor.  lombarda,  Archiv.  2  s.  1884, 
pp.  225,  463. )— Laterculus  regum  Visigotliorum  legum 
corpori  praemissus.  9  pp.  {Monumenta  German,  hist.: 
Auctores  antiq.  v.  13,  p.  461.) 

Gotland.  See  Gottland. 

Gottem,  Belgium.  Potter,  F.  de,  and  Broeck- 
aert,  J.  Gottem.  25  pp.  {In  their  Geschied.  van  de 
provin.  Oost-Vlaand.  1  s.  v.  3.) 

Gottfried,  Monk  of  St.  Pantaleon.  — 1238. 

Annales,  1162-1237.  72  pp.  (Freher,  M.,  Rer.  German, 

script,  v.  1,  p.  333. )— Excerpta  ex  chronica,  1198-1238. 
44  pp.  (Boehmer,  J.  F.,  Fontes  rer.  German,  v.  2,  p.  329.)— 
Chronica  regia,  925,  1106-97.  72  pp.  (Boehmer,  J.  F., 
Fontes  rer.  German,  v.  3,  p.  408.) 

Gottfried,  von  Ensmingen.  13  cent.  Relatio 

de  conflictu  apud  Husbergen,  1260-62.  17  pp.  (Boehmer, 
J.  F.,  Fontes  rer.  German,  v.  3,  p.  120.)— Gesta  Rudolf! 
et  Alberti  Regum Romanorum,  1273-99.  37  pp.  (Boeh¬ 
mer,  J.  F.,  Fontes  rer.  German,  v.  2,  p.  111.) 

Gottfried,  von  Strassburg.  13  cent. 

Tristan  und  Isolde.  Neu  bearbeitet  und 
nach  den  altfranzoesischen  Tristanfragmenten 
des  Trouvere  Thomas,  ergaenzt  von  Wilhelm 
Hertz.  Stuttgart,  1877.  16°.  2346. 

-  Bruchstuecke  einer  handschrift  von  Tristan.  2  pp. 

{Germania,  v.  17,  1872,  p.462;  v.  18,  1873,  p.235.) — Zue- 
richer  Tristan-bruchstuecfce.  15  pp.  {Germania, 
v.  29,  1884,  p.  71.) 

-  Bossert,  A.  Tristan  et  Iseult :  poeme  de 

Gotfrit  de  Strasbourg  compare  a  d’autres 
po£mes  sur  le  meme  sujet.  1865.  2304 

-  Lobedanz,  E.  Das  franzoesische  element 

in  Gottfried’s  von  Strassburg  Tristan.  1878. 

—2132 

- Assailly,  O.  d’.  Godefroid  de  Strasbourg.  Ulrich 

de  Lichtenstein.  32  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  46,  1859, 
p.  308.)— Baier,  A.  Der  eingang  des  Parzival  und  Gott¬ 
fried’s  Tristan.  5  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  25,  1880,  p.  403.) — 
Bechstein,  R.  Gottfried-studien.  11  pp.  ( Germania , 
v.  35,  1890,  p.  35.) — Zu  Gottfried’s  Tristan.  9  pp.  {Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  12,  1867,  p.  318;  v.  24,  1879,  p.  9.)— Behagliel, 
O.  Gottfried’s  von  Strassburg  Tristan  und  seine  quelle. 
7  pp.  {Germania,  v.  23,  1878,  p.  223.)— tiloede,  O.  Der 
nordische  Tristanroman  und  die  aesthetische  wuerdi- 
gung  Gottfried’s  von  Strassburg ;  Die  reimbrechung  in 
Gottfried’s  von  Strassburg  Tristan  und  den  werken 


seiner  hervorragendsten  schueler.  25  pp.  {Germania, 
v.  33,  1888,  pp.  17,  357.)— Kottenkamp,  J.  Zu  Gott¬ 
fried’s  Tristan.  9  pp.  {Germania,  v.  26,  1881,  p.393.) — ' 
Knrz,  H.  Zum  leben  Gottfried’s  von  Strassburg.  54  pp. 
( Germania ,  v.  15,  1870,  pp.  207,  322.)— Paul,  H.  Zur 
kritik  und  erklaerung  von  Gottfried’s  Tristan.  23  pp. 
{Germania,  v.  17,  1872,  p.  385.) — Pfeiffer, F.  Ueber  Gott¬ 
fried  von  Strassburg.  22  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  3, 1858,  p.  59.) 
— S|>renger,  R.  Zu  Gottfried’s  Tristan.  7  pp.  {Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  22,  1877,  p.  406.) 

Gottfried,  of  Viterbo.  12  cent. 

Pantheon.  Ratisbonae,  1726.  fo.  (Pisto- 
rius,  J.,  Rer.  German,  script,  v.  2.)  3601 

Gottlieil,  Richard  J.  H.  Apollonius  of  Tyana. 

5  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  46,  1892,  p.  466.) — 
Berichtigungen  und  zusaetze  zu  “  A  list  of  plants.” 
7pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  43,  1889,  p.  121.) 

Gotti,  Aurelio  (Ed.)  1834 — . 

Lettere  e  documenti  del  Barone  Bettino 
Ricasoli.  See  Ricasoli,  B.,  Barone. 

Gottland.  Baker,  Sir  T.  H.  B.  Wisby  and 

some  churches  of  south  G.  8  pp.  2  pi.  (Archaeol.  Joum. 
v.  45,  1888,  p.  300.) — Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Schildener,  Guta- 
lagh.  7  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  4,  p.  106.) 

See  also  Sweden. — Wisby. 

Gottlieb,  Theodor. 

Ueber  mittelalterliche  bibliotheken.  Leip¬ 
zig,  1890.  8°.  W.  75 

Gottsberger,  Francis.  Regulation  of  the 

liquor  business.  3  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  161,  1895,  p.  635.) 

Gottsclialk,  of  Orbais.  9  cent.  Carmina.  32  pp. 

{Monumenta  German,  hist.  Poet.  Lat.  medii  aevi,  v.  3, 
pt.  2,  fasc.  2,  p.  707.) 

Gottschall,  Karl  Rudolf  von.  1823 — . 

Deutsche  nationallitteratur  des  neunzehn- 
ten  jahrhunderts.  6  vermehrte  und  verbes- 
serte  aufl.  Breslau,  1891-92.  4  v.  8°.  2242 

-  Zwei  balladen.  4  pp.  {Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  1,  p.  20.) 

—Eduard  von  Bauer nf eld.  4  pp.  {Unsere  Zeit,  1890, 
v.  2,  p.  376.)— Lord  Beaeonsfield’s  neuester  roman. 
[Endymion.]  7  pp.  {Unsere  Zeit,  1881,  v.  1,  p.  420.) — 
Karl  Beck.  23  pp.  {Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  2,  p.  801.) — 
Roderich  Benedix.  9  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1873,  v.  2, 
p.  513.)  —  Biographie  der  neuzeit.  38  pp.  {Unsere 
Zeit,  1874,  v.  2,  pp.  577,  657.)— Bismarck -aera  und  die 
absolute  kritik.  19  pp.  {Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  2,  p.  527.)— 
Adolf  Boettger.  10  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1871,  v.  1,  p.  118.) 
— Emil  Brachvogel.  18  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1879,  v.  2, 
p.  881.)— Dr.  Brelimer  und  Goerbersdorf.  5  pp.  {Un- 
sere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  1,  p.  377.)  —  Heinrich  Brockhaus. 
10  pp.  {Unsere  Zeit,  1875,  v.  1,  p.  81.) — Byron  und  die 
gegenwart.  30  pp.  {Unsere  Zeit,  1866,  v.  2,  p.  481.) — 
Falscher  Bemetrius  auf  deutschen  buehnen.  18  pp. 
{Unsere  Zeit,  1869,  v.  2,  p.  522.)— Beutsche  literar- 
historikcr  der  neuesten  zeit.  27  pp.  {Unsere  Zeit, 
1887,  v.  1,  p.  65.) — Beutsche  scliauspielkritik. 
13  pp.  {Unsere  Zeit,  1886,  v.  1,  p.  35.)— Reformbewegung 
auf  dem  gebiete  des  deutschen  theaters.  24  pp. 
{Unsere  Zeit,  1873,  v.  2,  pp.  721,  801.)— Zur  biographie 
neuer  deutselier  dichter.  43  pp.  {Unsere  Zeit, 
1884,  v.  2,  pp.  55,  177.)— Neues  deutsches  lustspiel. 
19  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  1,  p.  124.)  —  Beutsches 
theater  seit  dem  jahre  1850.  71  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit, 

1869,  v.  1,  pp.  757,  919;  1869,  v.  2,  p.  67.)  —  Literari- 
sches  franzosenthum  in  Beutschland.  15  pp.  (Un¬ 
sere  Zeit,  1873,  v.  1,  p.  721.)— Theaterfreiheit  in  Beutsch- 
land  und  Frankreich.  10  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1879, 
v.  1,  p.  561.)  —  Emil  Bevrient.  14  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit, 
1872,  v.  2,  p.  369.)— Eine  dichterin  auf  dem  throne. 
17  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  2,  p.  345.)  — Denis  Bide¬ 
rot.  14  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1867,  v.  1,  p.  184.)  —  Franz 
Bingelstedt.  24  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1878,  v.  1,  p.  721.) — 


GOTTSCHALL,  Karl  Rudolf  von 


1793 


GOUGH,  Sir  Hugh 


Oraiimtischc  jlichter  in  Frankreich  und  Deutsch¬ 
land.  25  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1877,  v.  2,  p.  881.)— I»ramn- 
turgisclie  parallclcn.  69  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1876, 
v.  1,  p.  922 ;  1877,  v.  1,  p.  881 ;  v.  2,  p.  641.) — Zur  chronik 
der  europaeischcn  huefe.  24  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1887, 
v.  1,  p.  739.)— Ludwig  Feuerbach.  23  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit, 
1872,  v.  2,  p.  577.)— Historischer  roman  in  Frankreich. 
7  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1874,  v.  2,  p.  424.)— Literarische  cor¬ 
ruption  in  Frankreich.  9  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1874,  v.  1, 
pp.  272.) — Photographischer  zeitroman  in  Frankreich. 
29  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1882,  v.  1,  p.  824.) — Poetischer  natu- 
ralismus  in  Frankreich.  17  pp.  C  Unsere  Zeit,  1881,  v.  1, 
p.  50.) —  Franzoesisch-deutsche  operette.  10  pp. 
(  Unsere  Zeit,  1882,  v.  1.  p.  56.) — Franzoesische  presse 
und  Deutschland.  77  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1872,  v.  1,  pp.  289, 
696,  801;  1872,  v.  2,  p.  55.) — Studien  zur  neuesten  fran- 
zoesischen  literatur.  68  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1885,  v.  1, 
pp.  686,  721,  823.) — Franzoesischer  journalismus. 
26  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1866,  v.  2,  p.  922.)— Ein  frauzoe- 
sisclier  sensationsroman.  9  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1880, 
v.  1,  p.  661.)— Frauenbihler  unserer  classischen  zeit. 

20  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1875,  v.  2,  p.  881.)— Ferdinand  Frei- 
ligrath.  18  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1876,  v.  1,  p.  481.)— Gari¬ 
baldi  als  romanschriftsteller.  7  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1870, 
v.  2,  p.  785.) — Emanuel  Geibol  und  die  neue  lyrik.  19  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  1,  p.  759.)  —  Geschichtliehes 
trauerspiei  der  neuzeit.  19  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1873, 
v.  1,  p.  225.)— Franz  Grillparzer.  43  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit, 
1872,  v.  1,  p.  433;  1873,  v.  1,  p.  26.) — Friedrich  Halm. 
23  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1871,  v.  2,  p.  369.)  —  Friedrich 
Ilebbel.  26  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1866,  v.  1,  p.  21.)  — 
Hegel  als  saecularphilosoph.  21  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit, 
1870,  v.  2,  p.  289.) — Heinrich  Heine’s  entwicke* 
lungsgaug  nach  neuen  quellen.  32  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit, 
1868,  v.  1,  p.  321.)— Georg  Herwegh.  15  pp.  (Unsere 
Zeit,  1875,  v.  1,  p.  721.)  —  Hoffmann  von  Fallers- 
leben.  21  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1874,  v.  1,  p.  369.)  — 
Karl  von  Holtei.  28  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  1, 
p.  481.)— Victor  Hugo  als  lyriker.  32  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit, 
1866,  v.  1,  p.  881.) — Victor  Hugo  als  romanschriftsteller. 

21  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1870,  v.  1,  p.  843;  1870,  v.  2,  p.  191.) — 
In  tier  einsiedelei.  5  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  1, 
p.  134.)— Jesus-dranien  der  neuzeit.  20  pp.  (Unsere 
Zeit,  1881,  v.  2,  p.  44.)— Julius  Leopold  Klein.  29  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1876,  v.  2,  p.  561.)— Kriegslyrik  von  1813 
und  1870.  25. pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1871,  v.  1,  p.  225.) — Hein¬ 
rich  La  Jibe.  24  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  2,  p.  455.) — 
Otto  Ludwig.  18  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1870,  v.  1,  p.  700.) — 
Ludwig  XVII.  42  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1885,  v.  2,  pp.  599, 
790.) — Alfred  Meissner.  9pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1885,  v.  2, 
p.  39.) — Menioiren  ueber  die  vor  und  nachmaerzliche 
zeit.  22  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1881,  v.  2,  p.  825.)— Studien 
ueber  den  menschlielien  charakter.  5  pp.  (Unsere 
Zeit,  1868,  v.  1,  p.  133.) — Streitfragen  den  moderncu 
poetik.  55  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  1,  pp.  533,  698,  857.) 
— Alfred  de  Musset.  26  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1877,  v.  1, 
p.  641.) — Mystiscli-sociale  genieinden  der  gegen- 
wart.  46  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1869,  v.  1,  pp.  342,  499.) — 
Ovid.  4  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  1,  p.  22.)— Neues 
Paris.  18  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1866,  v.  2,  p.  801.) — Skizzen 
aus  Paris  und  London.  60  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1868, 
v.  2,  pp.  401,  561,  744.) — Ein  pariser  bussprediger. 
7  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1867,  v.  1,  p.  777.)— Pariser  stini- 
mungsbilder.  37  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1882,  v.  2,  pp.  672, 
817.) — Jean  Paul  und  die  gegenwart.  9  pp.  [ Unsere 
Zeit,  1890,  v.  1,  p.  38.)— Eine  neue  philosophic.  24  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1869,  v.  2,  p.  437.)— Physiognomic  des  19 
jahrhunderts.  20  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1865,  v.  1,  p.  660.) — 
Robert  Prutz.  22  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1872,  v.  2,  p.  433.) — 
Friedrich  Ilueckert.  26  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1866,  v.  1, 
p.  321.) — Arnold  Ruge.  6  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1881,  v.  1, 
p.  273.) — Grossherzogthum  Sachsen -Weimar  im  letz- 
ten  jahrzehnt.  29  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1873,  v.  2,  p.  81.) — 
Virtuosenthum  in  der  schauspielkunst.  25  pp.  (Un¬ 
sere  Zeit,  1875,  v.  1,  p.  881.)— Schiller  und  das  deutsche 
rechtsgefuehl.  10pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  1,  p.  276.) — 
Charles  Sealsiield.  25  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1865,  v.  1, 
p.  241.) — Neue  sensationscliriften.  23  pp.  (Unsere 
Zeit,  1884,  v.  1,  p.  323.) — Adalbert  Stiftcr.  22  pp.  (Unsere 


Zeit,  1868,  v.  1,  p.  745.) — David  Strauss.  27  pp.  (  Unsere 
Zeit,  1874,  v.  1,  p.  801.) — Theater  und  drama  des 
Second  empire.  125  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1867,  v.  1,  pp.  561, 
920;  1867,  v.  2,  pp.  420,  908.) — Varnliagen  und  Heine. 
11  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1865,  v.  1,  p.  509.) — Voltaire  und  das 
Franzosenthum.  22  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1870,  v.  2,  p.  721.) 

-  (Ed.)  Unsere  Zeit.  See  Unsere  Zeit. 

Gottsclied,  Johann  Christoph. 

Servaes,  F.  Poetik  Gottscheds  und  der 
Schweizer.  1887.  (Brink,  B.  E.  C.  ten,  and 
others,  Quellen  und  forschungen,  v.  60.)  — 3166 

-  Koch.  M.  Gottsched  und  die  reform  der  deutschen 

literatur  im  achtzehnten  jahrhundert.  32  pp.  (Samml. 
wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1886,  p.  801.) 

Gouda,  Nicolas  de.  16  cent.  Return  of  Mary 

Stuart  to  Scotland.  27  pp.  (Forbes-Leith,  W.,  Narrat. 
of  Scot.  Catholics  under  Mary  Stuart  and  James  VI, 
p.  58.) 

Goudea.  Heuzey,  L.  Masse  d’armes  de  G. 

6  pp.  (Rev.  archiol.  3  s.  v.  17,  1891,  p.  150.) 

Goudelin,  Pierre.  1550-1619. 

Obros.  Augmentados  de  forgo  pessos,  6  le 
dicciounari  sur  la  lengo  moundino.  Quatrie- 
mo  6  darriero  impressiu.  Amsterdam,  1700. 
16°.  2394 

Contents.  I> iccioiinari  moundi. — Recul  d’autros 
pessos.— Ramelet  mound  i. 

-  Roussy,  J.  Pierre  Goudelin.  26  pp.  (Correspondant, 

V.  34,  1854,  p.  184.) 

Goudie,  Gilbert  (Ed.) 

Diary  of  Rev.  John  Mill.  See  Mill,  J. 

Goudouli,  Pierre.  See  Goudelin,  P. 

Gouge,  William,  D.  D.  1578-1653. 

Short  catechisme,  wherein  are  briefly 
handled  the  fundamentall  principles  of  Chris¬ 
tian  religion.  7  ed.  London,  1635,  [repr. 
1886].  12°.  (  Wit h  Mitchell,  A.  F.,  Catechisms 
of  the  second  reformation. )  — 2256 

Gouge,  William  M.  1796-1863. 

Short  history  of  paper  money  and  banking 
in  the  United  States,  including  an  account  of 
provincial  and  continental  paper  money. 
Phila.,  1833.  12°.  —1398 

The  same.  2  ed.  New  York,  1835.  8°. 

(Bound  pamph.  v.  119.)  5936 

Gougenot  des  Mousseaux,  Henri  Roger. 
1805— 

Moeurs  et  pratiques  des  demons  ;  ou,  des 
esprits  visiteurs  du  spiritisme  ancien  et  mo- 
derne.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris,  1865.  8°.  — 2466 

Gougli,  Henry.  1821—. 

Catalogue  of  the  first  series  of  the  works 
of  the  Camden  Society,  in  numerical  order: 
together  with  the  abbreviations  of  their  titles 
used  in  the  general  index.  [Westminster, 
1881.]  4°.  1504 

-  (Ed.)  Scotland  in  1298.  Documents  relat¬ 
ing  to  the  campaign  of  King  Edward  I  in  that 
year,  and  especially  to  the  battle  of  Falkirk. 
London,  1888.  4°.  2592 

Gough,  Sir  Hugh,  1  Viscount  Gough.  1779- 
1869. 

War  in  India.  See  Hardinge,  Sir  H.,  1 
Viscount  Ha,rdinge. 


GOUGH,  John 


1794 


GOULD,  George 


Goilgll,  John.  1721-91. 

History  of  the  people  called  Quakers,  from 
their  first  rise  to  the  present  time.  Dublin, 
1789-90.  4  v.  8°.  —3274 

Gough,  John  Ballantine.  1817-86. 

Platform  echoes  ;  or,  living  truths  for  head 
and  heart .  .  .  drawn  from  the  bright  and 
shady  sides  of  life.  With  a  history  of  Mr. 
Gough’s  life  and  work,  by  Rev.  Lyman  Ab¬ 
bott.  Superbly  illustr.  with  two  hundred  and 
twenty-five  engravings  from  original  designs. 
Hartford,  1888.  8°.  2205 

-  Abbott.  L.  History  of  Gough’s  life  and  work.  44  pp. 

(Gough,  J.  B.,  Platform  echoes,  p.  29.) — Bartlett,  D.  W. 
John  B.  Gough.  23  pp.  (In  his  Modern  agitators, 

p.  128.) 

Gong'll,  Richard.  1634-1723. 

Antiquities  and  memoirs  of  the  parish  of 
Myddle,  county  of  Salop.  [Illustr.]  Shrews¬ 
bury,  1875.  4°.  .2531 

-  Human  nature  displayed  in  the  history  of 

Myddle.  London,  1834.  fo.  .2531 

Goilgll,  Richard.  1735-1809. 

British  topography ;  or,  an  historical  ac¬ 
count  of  what  has  been  done  for  illustrating 
the  topographical  antiquities  of  Gt.  Britain 
and  Ireland.  [Anon.]  London,  1780.  2  v.  4°. 

2532 

-  Description  of  the  church  of  St.  Mary, 

Warwick  .  .  .  illustr.  by  seven  folio  plates  ex¬ 
tracted  from  the  “Sepulchral  monuments  of 
Gt.  Britain.”  See  Nichols,  J.  G. 

-  (Ed. )  Coins  of  the  Seleucidse,  Kings  of 

Syria  ;  from  the  establishment  of  their  reign 
under  Seleucus  Nicator,  to  the  determination 
of  it  under  Antiochus  Asiaticus.  With  his¬ 
torical  memoirs  of  each  reign.  Illustr.  with 
twenty-four  plates  of  coins  .  .  .  engraved  by 
F.  Bartolozzi.  London,  1803.  4°.  3781 

Gouin,  Edouard. 

Histoire  du  Prince  royale,  Due  d’ Orleans. 
See  Arago,  J.  E.  V.,  and  Gouin,  E. 

Goulart,  Simon.  1543-1628. 

M6moires  de  la  Ligue,  contenant  les  6v6- 
nemens  les  plus  remarquables  depuis  1576, 
jusqu’il  la  paix. . .  en  1598.  Nouv.  6d.  [Anon.] 
Amsterdam,  1758.  6  v.  4°.  2661 

-  Premiere  [et]  seconde  sepmaine  ;  ou,  crea¬ 
tion  du  monde.  See  Saluste  du  Bartas,  G. 

Goiilas,  Nicolas,  Sieur  de  La  Mothe.  17  cent. 

Memoires.  Pub.  pour  la  premiere  fois 
d’apres  le  MS.  original  de  la  Bibliotheque 
nationale  pour  la  Societe  de  1’ histoire  de 
France,  par  Charles  Constant,  v.  3.  Paris, 
1882.  8°.  2693 

Note.— For  v.  1,  2,  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Gould,  Benjamin  Apthorp  (Ed.)  1787-1859. 

Adam’s  Latin  grammar.  See  Adam,  A. 
(in  supplement). 


Gould,  Benjamin  Apthorp.  1824-96. 

Anales  de  la  oficina  meteoroldgica  argen- 
tina.  v.  4.  Buenos  Aires,  1884.  4°.  — 2461 

Note.— For  v.  1-3  see  preceding  catalogue ;  v.  5-10,  see 
Davis,  W.  G. 

Contents.  Observaciones  en  Balila  Blanca. — Obser- 
vaciones  en  Carcaranii. — Informed  anuales  de  la 
oficina.— Clima  del  Paran4.- Observaciones  en  la  ciu- 
dad  del  ParanA— Clima  de  Rio  Cuarto.- Observaciones 
en  la  ciudad  de  Bio  Cuarto. — Clima  de  la  Rioja.— Ob¬ 
servaciones  en  la  ciudad  de  Bioja. — Clima  del  Rosario. 
— Observaciones  en  la  ciudad  del  Bosario. — Clima  de  la 
estancia  Saladillo.— Observaciones  en  la  estancia  Sala- 
dillo. — Clima  de  Tamlil.— Observaciones  en  Tandil. — 
Clima  de  la  estancia  Tatay. — Observaciones  en  la  estan¬ 
cia  Tatay.— Observaciones  en  Tierra  del  Fnego. 

-  Resultados  del  Observatorio  nacional  ar- 

gentino  en  Cdrdoba.  [Span,  and  Eng.]  Buenos 
Aires  and  Cdrdoba,  1879-96.  17  v.  4°.  and 

atlas  fo.  — 2461 

Contents.  Thome,  J.  M.  Catltlogo  general,  v.  15. — 
Cat&logo  general  argentine,  v.  14. — Thome,  J.  M. 
Cordoba  dnrchmusternng,  v.  16, 17.— Gould,  B.  A., 
and  Thome,  J.  M.  Observaciones  del  afios  1872-80, 
v.  2-13. — llranometria  Argentina,  v.  1,  and  atlas. — 
Cat&logo  de  zonas  estelares,  v.  7,  8. 

-  (Ed.)  Astronomical  Journal.  See  Astro¬ 
nomical  Journal. 

-  and  Thome,  John  M.  Observaciones  del 

afios  1872-80.  [Span,  and  Eng.]  Buenos 
Aires,  1881-91.  12  v.  4°.  (Gould,  B.  A.,  Re¬ 
sultados,  v.  2-13.)  — 2461 

Gould,  Charles. 

Mythical  monsters.  With  illustrations. 
London,  1886.  8°.  — 2662 

-  Corea.  Extracts  from  Mr.  F.  Scherzer’s  French 

translation  of  the  Chaohsien-chih,  and  bibliographical 
notice.  12  pp.  (Boyal  Asiat.  Soc.  North-China  branch, 
Journ.  n.  s.  v.  18,  1884,  p.  25.) 

Gould,  E.  W. 

Fifty  years  on  the  Mississippi ;  or,  Gould’s 
history  of  river  navigation.  St.  Louis,  1889. 
8°.  —2763 

Gould,  Elgin  Ralston  Lovell,  Ph.  D.  1860 — . 

Gothenburg  system  of  liquor  traffic.  Wash¬ 
ington,  1893.  8°.  (U.  S.  Commis.  of  Labor, 

Spec.  rept.  5  :  U.  S .  52  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec, 
doc.  v.  32.) 

-  Housing  of  the  working  people.  Washing¬ 
ton,  1895.  8°.  (  U.  S.  Commis.  of  Labor,  Spec, 

rept.  8  :  U.  S.  53  Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec.  doc. 
v.  34.) 

-  Social  condition  of  labor.  Baltimore,  1893. 

8°.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  stu¬ 
dies  in  hist,  and  polit.  sci.  11  s.  no.  1.)  4653 

-  Local  self-government  in  Pennsylvania.  18  pp. 

(Pa.  ilag.  Hist.  v.  6,  1882,  p.  156.) 

Gould,  Elizabeth  Porter.  John  Adams  as  a 

schoolmaster.  2  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  26,  1891,  p.  66.)— 
Pundita  Raniabai.  2  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  17,  1890, 
p.  270.) 

Gould,  George. 

Corrigenda  and  explanations  of  the  text  of 
Shakspere.  London,  1881.  p.  8°.  3304 

The  same.  New  issue.  London,  1884.  p.  8°. 

3304 

-  Greek  plays  in  their  relations  to  the  dra¬ 
matic  unities.  London,  1883.  p.  8°.  3304 


GOULD,  George  M. 


1795 


GOUVERNEMENT 


Gould,  George  M.,  M.  D.  Is  medicine  a  sci¬ 
ence?  11  pp.  (Forum,  v.  8,  1889,  p.  417.) 

Gould,  Hannah  Flagg.  1789-1865. 

New  poems.  Boston,  1850.  12°.  1308 

-  Poems.  Boston,  1839-41.  3  v.  16°.  1308 

Gould,  Jay. 

United  States.  House  of  Representa¬ 
tives.  41  Cong.  2  sess.  Investigation  into 
the  causes  of  the  gold  panic.  1870.  — 1395 

-  A<lams,  H.  The  New  York  gold  conspiracy.  49  pp. 

(Hist,  essays,  p.  318.)— Hadley,  A.  T.  Jay  Gould  and 
socialism.  11  pp.  (Forum,  v.  14,  1893,  p.  686.) — Lloyd, 
H.  D.  Political  economy  of  seventy-three  million  dol¬ 
lars.  13  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  50,  1882,  p.  69.) — 
Townsend,  G.  A.  Jay  Gould.  9  pp.  (Forum,  v.  2, 
1886,  p.  87.) 

Gould,  John.  1804-81. 

Birds.  London,  1841.  4°.  (Darwin,  C.  R., 
Zool.  of  voy.  of  H.  M.  S.  Beagle,  pt.  3. )  — 1602 

-  Birds  of  New  Guinea  and  the  adjacent 

Papuan  islands,  including  any  new  species 
that  may  be  discovered  in  Australia.  Pts.  15- 
25.  London,  1883-88.  11  pts.  fo.  — 1682 

Note.— For  pts.  1-14  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Birds.  14  pp.  16  pi.  (Hinds,  R.  B.,  Zool.  of  voy.  of 

H.  M.  S.  Sulphur,  v.  1,  p.  37.) 

-  Martin,  W.  C.  L.  General  history  of 

humming-birds,  or  the  trochilidae :  with 
especial  reference  to  the  collection  of  J. 
Gould.  1852.  .—2627 

Gould,  Marcus  T.  C. 

Reports  of  the  proceedings  and  debates  of 
the  convention  of  1821.  See  Carter,  N.  H., 
and  others. 

Gould,  Robert  Freke.  1836 — . 

History  of  freemasonry :  its  antiquities, 
symbols,  constitutions,  customs,  etc.  Derived 
from  official  sources.  [Illustr.]  New  York, 
1884-87.  6  v.  4°.  —1362 

Gould,  S.  Baring-.  See  Baring-Gould,  S. 
Gould,  Thomas  R.  1818-81. 

The  tragedian  :  an  essay  on  the  histrionic 
genius  of  Junius  Brutus  Booth.  New  York, 
1868.  12°.  3316 

Gould.  See  also  Goold. 

Goullin,  Jean  Antoine. 

La  mode  sous  le  point  de  vue  hygignique, 
medical,  et  historique  ;  ou,  conseils  aux  dames 
et  H  la  jeunesse.  Paris,  1846.  12°.  — 3707 

Goumy,  Jean  Edouard.  Cherbuliez,  C.  V.  (G. 

Valbert,  pseud.)  La  France  du  centenaire,  par  G.  27  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1889,  3  p6r.  v.  94,  p.  660.) 

Gounod,  Charles  Fran§ois.  1818-93. 

Autobiographical  reminiscences,  with  fam¬ 
ily  letters,  and  notes  on  music.  From  the 
French  by  W.  Hely  Hutchinson.  [With  por¬ 
trait.]  London,  1896.  8°.  4756 

-  Bovet,  M.  A.  de.  Gounod’s  views  on  art  and  artists. 

21  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  46,  1889,  p.  186.)— Upton, 
G.  P.  Gounod  :  the  Redemption ;  Mors  et  vita.  18  pp. 
(In  his  Stand,  oratorios,  p.  96.) 

Gour,  India.  Creighton,  H.  Ruins  of  Gour 
described,  and  represented  in  18  views  ;  with 
a  topographical  map.  1817.  1401 

Vol.  Ill— 225. 


Gourd,  Jean  Jacques.  Whittaker,  T.  Gourd, 

Le  phgnomSne.  4  pp.  (Mind,  v.  14,  1889,  p.  437.) 

Gourdon,  Edouard.  1820-69. 

Paris  la  nuit :  silhouettes.  Paris,  1842.  16°. 

.2677 

Gourgaud,  Gaspard,  Baron,  and  Montliolon, 
Semonville  Charles  Tristan,  Marquis  de.  M6- 
moires  pour  servir  &  l’histoire  de  France,  sous 
le  regne  de  Napoleon,  ecrits  &  Ste.-Hel6ne 
sous  sa  dict6e,  par  les  generaux  qui  ont  par- 
tag6  sa  captivite.  2  ed.  Paris,  1830.  9  v.  8°. 

4692 

The  same,  in  English.  London,  1823-24. 
7  v.  8°.  1696 

Gourgaud,  Jean  Baptiste  Henri,  dit  Dugazon. 

See  Dugazon,  J.  B.  H.  G. 

Gourko,  Gen.  Joseph  Wladimiro witch.  Ar- 

m6e  russe  et  ses  chefs  au  printemps  de  1888.  G6n  Gourko. 
22  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  115,  1888,  p.  23.) 

Gourmont,  Remy  de.  1858 — .  Etudes  de  lit¬ 
erature  amSricaine.  L’humour  et  les  humoristes.  42  pp. 
(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  34,  1887,  pp.  5,  352.) — 

Gournay,  Marie  Le  Jars  de.  Steele,  M.  D. 

The  learned  Lady  de  Gournay.  7  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  61,  1888,  p.  328.) 

Gournay,  Sir  Matthew  de.  Batten,  J.  Stoke 

under  Hamdon  in  connection  with  G.,  and  the  duchy  of 
Cornwall.  36  pp.  1  pi.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and 
Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  40,  1894,  p.  236.) 

Gournay,  P.  F.  de.  Creole  peculiarities.  8  pp. 

(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  16,  1886,  p.  542.) 

Gourraigne,  Louis  Gontran  {Ed.)  1854 — . 

Dictionnaire  universel  d’histoire  et  de  ge- 
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Gout.  Scudamore,  Sir  C.  Treatise  on  the 
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works  of ,  p.  139:  New  Sydenham  Soc.  v.  100.) — Charcot, 
J.  M.  Nodular  rheumatism  and  gout.  86  pp.  (In  his 
Clin,  lectures  on  senile  .  .  .  diseases,  p.  48:  New  Syden¬ 
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other  troubles  connected  with  sleep  in  persons  of  gouty 
disposition.  8  pp.  (Brain,  v.  4,  1882,  pp.  82,  351,  441.) — 
Plea  for  the  neurotic  theory  of  gout.  22  pp.  (Brain, 
v.  3,  1881,  p.  1.)— Graves,  R.  J.  Gout.  30  pp.  (In  his 
Clin,  lectures  on  practice  of  med.  v.  1,  p.  528  :  New  Syden¬ 
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(Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil. 
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concerning  the  gout.  7  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  11,  p.  620.) — Sydenham,  T.  Tractatus  de  podagra. 
46  pp.  ( Opera  omnia,  p.  409 :  Sydenham  Soc.) — The  same, 
tr.  in  English.  44  pp.  ( Works,  v.  2,  p.  119 :  Sydenham 
Soc.) — Temple,  Sir  W.  Essay  upon  the  cure  of  the 
gout  by  moxa.  48  pp.  (In  his  Miscellanea,  v.  1,  p.  185.) — 
Trousseau,  A.  Gout.  54  pp.  (In  his  Lectures  on  clin. 
med.  v.  4,  p.  354 :  New  Sydenham  Soc.  v.  51.) 

Goutzwiller,  Charles.  La  Venus  de  Mandeure. 

6  pp.  1  pi.  (Rev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  11,  1888,  p.  341.) 

Gouvernemeiit  dans  la  democratic.  2  v. 

Laveleye,  E.  L.  V.  de.  — 2332 

Gouvernemeiit  et  le  Parlement  britanniques. 
3  v.  Franqueville,  A.  C.  F.,  Comte  de.  — 2323 


GOUVERNEMENTS 


1796 


GOWING,  Lionel  T. 


Goiivernements,  minist&res,  et  constitutions 
de  la  France  depuis  cent  ans  .  .  .  1789-1890. 
Muel,  L.  .2694 

Gouvion  Saint-Cyr,  Laurent,  Marechal  de 
France.  Headley,  J.  T.  Marshal  St.-Cyr.  31  pp.  {In 
his  Napoleon  and  his  marshals,  v.  1,  p.  143.) 

Gove,  Mary.  See  Nichols,  Mrs.  M.  N.  S.  G. 

Governance  of  England.  Fortescue,  Sir  J. 

—2325 

Governing  charter  of  the  borough  of  War¬ 
wick.  Parkes,  J.  .2536 

Government.  See  Political  science. 

Government,  Thoughts  upon.  Helps,  Sir  A. 

—2325 

Government  and  administration  of  the  United 
States.  Willoughby,  W.  W.,  and  Willoughby, 
W.  F.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
studies  in  hist  and  polit.  sci.  9  s.  nos.  1,  2. )  4653 

Government  and  the  telegraph.  12  pp. 

Cullom,  S.  M.  {Forum,  v.  4,  1887,  p.  561.) 

Government  forestry  abroad.  50  pp.  Pinchot, 

G.  (Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Pub.  v.  6,  no.  3,  p.  5.) 

Government  of  dependencies.  Essay  on  the. 

Lewis,  Sir  G.  C.  — 2316 

Government  publications  of  the  United 
States,  Descriptive  catalogue  of  the.  Poore, 
B.  P.  (Ed.)  W.  62 

Govern©  pontificio  e  lo  stato  romano.  2  v. 

Gennarelli,  A.  (Ed.)  4393 

Governor  Thomas  Dudley  Family  Associa¬ 
tion.  Official  report  of  the  reunion  of  the 
descendants  of  Gov.  Thos.  Dudley.  Salem, 
1893.  8°.  2795 

Governor’s  island.  Bellamy,  B.  W.  Gov¬ 
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and  others,  Half  moon  S.  v.  1,  no.  5. )  3567 

Governor’s  prerogative.  7  pp.  French,  A. 

( Century  Mag.  v.  13,  1888,  p.  555.) 

Gow,  James. 

Short  history  of  Greek  mathematics.  Cam¬ 
bridge,  1884.  8°.  —2426 

Gow,  Mary.  Needham,  Mi-s.  E.  C.  C.  Mary 

Gow.  1  p.  {In  her  Eng.  female  artists,  v.  2,  p.  189.) 

Gowans,  Sir  James.  1821 — . 

Edinburgh  and  its  neighbourhood  in  the 
days  of  our  grandfathers  :  a  series  of  illustra¬ 
tions  of  the  more  remarkable  old  and  new 
buildings,  and  picturesque  scenery  of  Edin¬ 
burgh  .  .  .  1830.  With  historical  and  descrip¬ 
tive  sketches.  London,  1886.  r.  8°.  2583 

Gowans,  William  (Pub.)  1803-70. 

Phenix  :  a  collection  of  old  and  rare  frag¬ 
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Contents.  Hiempsal,  King  of  Numidia.  History  of  the 
African  settlements.— Confucius,  or  Kung-fu-tse. 
Morals. — Hemophilus,  the  Pythagorean.  Similitudes. 
—Cory,  I.  P.  (TV.)  Egyptian  fragments. — Hanno. 
Periplus  or  voyage  of.— Sanchoniathon.  Theology  of  the 
Phoenicians.—  Syrus,  P.  Fragments  of  the  choice 
sayings  of.— Zoroaster.  Oracles. 

Gower,  Francis  Leveson.  See  Egerton,  F., 
1  Earl  of  Ellesmere.  • 


Gower,  George  Granville  Leveson,  1  Duke  of 
Sutherland.  1758-1833. 

Despatches.  Ed.  by  Oscar  Browning.  Cam¬ 
bridge,  1885.  8°.  2553 

Gower,  George  Granville  Sutherland  Leveson, 
2  Duke  of  Sutherland.  1786-1861. 

Stafford  House  letters.  Ed.  by  Lord  Ron¬ 
ald  Gower.  With  two  portraits.  London, 
1891.  8°.  2543 

Gower,  Granville  William  Gresham  Leveson. 

1838-95. 

Glossary  of  Surrey  words.  London,  1893. 
8°.  (Eng.  Dialect.  Soc.  no.  70.)  — 2163 

-  (Ed.)  Register  of  all  the  christninges, 

burialles,  and  weddinges  within  the  parish  of 
St.  Peeter’s  upon  Cornhill.  Beginning  at  the 
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-  {Ed.)  Monumental  inscriptions  from  the  church  of 

Horsted  Keynes,  Sussex.  14  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc. 
Coll.  v.  34,  1886,  p.  107.) 

Gower,  John.  Circa  1325-1408. 

Minnesangund  ehezuchtbuechlein.  LXXII 
anglonormannische  balladen.  Neu  herausg. 
von  E.  Stengel.  Marburg,  1886.  8°.  (Sten¬ 
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- Select.  Poems.  40  pp.  (Sanford,  E.,  and  Walsh,  R., 

Jr.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  1,  p.  217.) 

-  Heeh.  M.  Quellen  und  plan  der  “  Legende  of  good© 

women  ”  und  ihr  verhaeltniss  zur  “  Confessio  amantis.” 
70  pp.  {Anglia,  v.  5,  1882,  p.  313.)— Luecltc,  E.  Leben 
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6  pp.  (Sanford,  E.,  and  Walsh,  R.,  Jr.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  1, 
p.  219.) 

Gower,  Lord  Ronald  Charles  Sutherland  Leve¬ 
son.  1845 — . 

Joan  of  Arc.  With  ten  illustrations.  Lon¬ 
don,  1893.  8°.  4744 

-  My  reminiscences.  [With  portrait.]  Lon¬ 
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-  Rupert  of  the  Rhine  :  a  biographical  sketch 

of  the  life  of  Prince  Rupert,  Prince  Palatine 
of  the  Rhine,  Duke  of  Cumberland,  etc.,  with 
three  portraits.  London,  1890.  12°.  4727 

-  (Ed.)  Stafford  House  letters.  See  Gower, 

G.  G.  S.  L.,  2  Duke  of  Sutherland. 

— —  Henry  Greville  and  G.  29  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  64,  1883,  p.  349.) 

Gowers,  William  R.,  M.  D.  Brain  in  congeni¬ 
tal  absence  of  one  hand.  3  pp.  1  pi.  {Brain,  v.  1,  1879, 
p.  388.)— On  some  symptoms  of  organic  brain  disease. 
12  pp.  {Brain,  v.  1,  1879,  p.  48.) — Abstracts  of  the  Gul- 
stonian  lectures  on  epilepsy.  15  pp.  {Brain,  v.  3, 1881, 
p.  268.) — Note  on  a  reflex  mechanism  in  the  fixation  of 
the  eyeballs.  3  pp.  {Brain,  v.  2,  1880,  p.  39.) — Illustra¬ 
tions  of  the  diseases  of  the  pons  varolii.  12  pp. 
{Brain,  v.  2,  1880,  p.  466.) 

- Allbutt.  T.  C.  Gower’s  manual  and  atlas  of  ophthal- 

mascopy.  6  pp.  ( Brain,  v.  2,  1880,  p.  385. 

Gowing,  Lionel  T. 

Five  thousand  miles  in  a  sledge.  Mid¬ 
winter  journey  across  Siberia.  New  York, 
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GOWLAND,  William 


1797 


Gowlantl,  William.  Dolmens  and  burial 

mounds  in  Japan.  86  pp.  3  pi.  ( Archaeologia ,  v.  65,  pt.  2, 
1897,  p.  439.) 

Gowrie  House,  Tragedy  of.  Barbe,  L.  A.  2565 
Goyau,  Georges. 

Chronologic  de  1’ Empire  romain.  Paris, 
1891.  12°.  2727 

-  Lexique  des  antiquit6s  romaines.  See  Cag- 

nat,  R.  L.  V.,  and  Goyau,  G. 

Goyeiia,  Juan. 

Republica  argentina.  Digesto  de  marina, 
recopilacion  de  leyes,  decretos,  fallos,  orde- 
nanzas,  etc.,  vigentes  y  de  car&cter  perma- 
nente  relativas  ii  la  marina  mercante  y  de 
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Gozlan,  L6on.  1803-66.  Une  mission  trop 

secrete.  42  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1853,  v.  4,  p.  427.) 

Gozo,  Island.  Martin,  R.  M.  History  of  the 
British  possessions  in  the  Mediterranean ; 
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-  Martin,  R.  M.  Malta  and  G.  192  pp.  (In  his  Hist. 

of  all  the  Brit,  possessions  in  Europe,  p.  103.) 

Gozzatlini,  Giovanni,  Conte.  1810—.  Fouilles 

arch^ologiques  et  les  stales  fun6raires  du  Bolonais.  8  pp. 
(Rev.  archSol.  3  s.  v.  8,  1886,  p.  129.) 

Gozzadiui,  Nanne.  Cosci,  A.  Nanne  Gozza- 

dini  e  Baldassare  Cossa.  23  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s. 
V.  7,  1881,  p.  224.) 

Gozzi,  Carlo,  Conte.  1720-1806. 

Memoirs.  Tr.  into  English  by  J.  A.  Sy- 
monds.  With  essays  on  italian  impromptu 
comedy,  Gozzi’ s  life,  the  dramatic  fables,  and 
Pietro  Longhi  by  the  translator.  With  por¬ 
trait  and  six  original  etchings  .  .  .  also  eleven 
subjects  illustr.  Italian  comedy.  London, 
1890.  2  v.  4°.  4792 

— —  Masi,  E.  Carlo  Gozzi  e  la  commedia  dell’  arte.  22  pp. 
(Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  25,  1890,  p.  663.)— Symonds,  J.  A. 
Memoirs  of  G.  7  pp.  ( Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  44, 1888,  p.  481.) 

Gozzi,  Gasparo,  Conte.  1713-86.  Opere.  Pa¬ 
dova,  1818-20.  16  v.  in  8.  8°.  —1160 

Contents.  Antioclsia,  v.  10. — Arte  della  pittura, 
versione  dal  francese,  v.  15. — Athenagoras,  of  Athens. 
Ragionamento  intorno  alia  risurrezione  de’  morti  tr.  da 
G.,  v.  6. — Basilius,  St.,  Abp.  of  Caesar eia.  Orazione,  tr. 
da  G.,  v.  6. — Cantate,  v.  11.— €ebes,  of  Thebes.  Quadro 
.  .  .  volgarizzato  con  alcune  brevi  dichiarazioni  in  fine 
per  intelligenza  dell’  allegoria  in  esso  contenuta  da  G., 
v.  6. — CTirysostomus,  J.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Constantinople. 
Due  orazioni,  tr.  da  G.,  v.  6. — Delle  lodi  di  sua  Eccellenza 
Angelo  Contarini :  orazione,  v.  6. — Argomenti  a  cias- 
cun  canto  del  poema  di  I>ante,  v.  5.  — Giudizio  degli 
antichi  poeti  sopra  la  moderna  censuradi  Dante  attribu- 
ita  ingiustamente  a  Virgilio,  v.  5. — Dorat,  C.  J.  Torto- 
relle  di  Zelma,  tr.  da  G.,  v.  15.— Edipo :  tragedia,  v.  10. 

_ Elicit  ra :  tragedia,  v.  10. — Esopo  in  cittil :  comedia, 

Y.  7. — Fa  vole  esopiane,  v.  14. — Forza  de’  natali  : 
commedia,  v.  11.— ©azzetta  veneta,  v.  8,  9.— Principio 
dell’  adunanzade’  ©ranelleschi,  v.  7.— Heliodorns, 
Bp.  of  Tricca.  Cose  etiopiche,  tr.  da  G.,  v.  7. — Isaccio : 
rappresentazione  scenica,  v.  10.  —  Klopstock,  F.  G. 
Morte  di  Adamo  :  tragedia  .  .  .  tr.  da  G.,  v.  4.— Scelta  di 
lettere  tratte  da  diversi  autori  per  ammaestramento 
de’  giovanetti  tanto  nello  scrivere  quanto  in  virtu’  di 
costumi,  v.  13. — Lettere  diverse,  v.  13.— Lettere  fa- 


GRACE,  William  R. 


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v.  16. — Loiigus.  Amori  pastorali  di  Dafni  e  Cloe,  tr.  da 
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Graal.  See  Grail. 

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Graces,  Lamaist,  before  meat.  4  pp.  Wad¬ 
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Gradara ,  Italy.  Vanzolini,  G.  (Ed.)  Statuti 
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Gradi,  Heinrich.  Aus  dem  Egerer  archive : 

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Gradlicze.  See  Graslitz. 

Grado,  Island.  Jackson,  T.  G.  Dalmatia, 
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Grady,  Henry  Woodfen.  1851-89. 

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Graea.  Wilamowitz-Moellendorff,  U.  von. 

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Graeber,  Friedrich.  Die  wasserleitungen  von 
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Graeco -Roman  Egypt.  7  pp.  Kenyon,  F.  G. 

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Graef,  A.  Die  praesentischen  tempora  bei 

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Graef,  Paul. 

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Graefe.  See  Graevius. 

Graeme  family.  See  Graham  family. 

Graes,  Ortwin.  1491-1542. 

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Graesel,  Arnim. 

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Graeter,  Francis. 

German  and  English  phrases  and  dia¬ 
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Graetz,  Heinrich.  1817-91. 

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Breslau,  1892-93.  2  pts.  r.  8°.  — 2182 


GRAETZ,  Heinrich 


1799 


GRAHAM,  James 


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Graetz,  Styria.  See  Gratz. 

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Graf,  Ernst.  Zu  Aeschylus  Supplices  197  f. 

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Graff,  Eberhard  Gottlieb.  Grimm,  J.  L.  K. 

Graff,  Althochdeutsche  praepositionen.  42  pp.  {Klei- 
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Graff,  Karl  Ludwig  Theodor.  1844 — . 

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Graff,  Ludwig  von.  1851 — .  Report  on  the 

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English  languages.  With  considerable  addi¬ 
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grammar.  [15  ed.]  London,  [1829].  2  pts. 
in  1  v.  16°.  H78 

Note.— Pt.  1,  Italian  and  English ;  pt.  2,  English  and 
Italian. 

The  same.  New  ed.  Paris,  1840.  2  pts. 
in  1  v.  16°.  H78 

The  same.  From  the  14  London  ed.  Bos¬ 
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The  same.  18  ed.  carefully  revised  and 
enlarged  with  a  dictionary  of  the  sea-terms. 
London,  1863.  2  pts.  in  1  v.  16°.  1178 

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and  archaeology  in  the  Ohio  Centennial,  at  Colum¬ 
bus,  Sept.  4  to  Oct.  19,  1888.  7  pp.  ( Ohio  Archaeol.  and 
Hist.  Quart,  v.  2,  1889,  p.  541.) 

Graham,  Charles.  Chemistry  of  bread-mak¬ 
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Graham,  Clementina  Stirling.  Brown,  J. 

Miss  Stirling  Graham  of  Duntrune.  9  pp.  {In  his  John 
Leech  and  other  papers,  p.  167.) 

Graham,  Cyril.  Av&r  language.  62  pp. 

(Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  13,  1881, 
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Graham,  Duncan. 

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Graham,  George  Farquhar.  1789-1867. 

First  steps  to  Latin  writing  ;  intended  as  a 
practical  illustration  of  the  Latin  accidence  : 
to  which  are  added,  examples  of  the  principal 
rules  in  syntax.  2  ed.  London,  1844.  12°. 

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Graham,  Maj.-Gen.  George  Farquhar  Irving. 
Life  and  work  of  Syed  Ahmed  Khan.  Ed¬ 
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Graham,  Lt.-Gen.  Sir  Gerald.  1830—.  Last 

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Graham,  James,  1  Marquis  of  Montrose.  1612- 

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1856,  2  v.  4783 

_ (Ed.)  Memorials  of  Montrose  and  his 

times.  1848-50,  2  v.  (Maitland  Club.)  2542 

_  Scotland,  Parliament.  Declaration  of 

the  Committee  of  Estates,  in  vindication  of 
their  proceedings  from  the  aspersions  of  a 
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_  Montrose.  12  pp.  ( Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  56,  1887, 

p.  201.)— Montrose  and  the  Covenant  of  1638. 
19  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  142,  1887,  p.  607.) 

_  and  Napier,  Archibald,  1  Baron  Napier. 

Certaine  instructions,  with  a  true  report  of 
the  committee  for  this  new  treason,  that  they 
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Graliam,  James.  1793-1851.  Circular  to  the 

people  of  the  twelfth  Congressional  district  in  North 
Carolina.  28  pp.  (Bound  pamph.  v.  128.) 

Graham,  James.  Kenneth  Macrae.  4  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  148,  1890,  p.  224.) 

Graham,  Lt.-Col.  James  Duncan.  1799-1865. 

Report  in  relation  to  the  intersection  of  the  boundary 
lines  of  the  states  of  Maryland,  Pennsylvania,  and  Dela¬ 
ware.  71  pp.  ( With  Message  from  the  Gov.  of  Md. : 
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Graham,  John,  1  Viscount  Dundee,  called 
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Southern,  pseud.  Clavers  the  despot’s 
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_  Some  unpublished  letters  of  Claverhouse.  7  pp. 

( Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  57,  1888,  p.  64.)— Repplier,  A. 
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p.  595.) 

Graham,  Rev.  John.  1694-1774.  Journal. 
7  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  8,  1882,  p.  206.) 

Graham,  John  W.  Nesera:  a  tale  of  ancient 
Rome.  20  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  165,  1887,  p.  248.) 

Graham,  Maria.  See  Callcott,  Lady  M.  G. 

Graham,  P.  Anderson.  Mr.  Swinburne’s 
poetry.  11  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  50,  1886,  p.  401.) 

Graham,  Patrick,  D.  D. 

Essay  on  the  authenticity  of  the  poems  of 
Ossian  ;  in  which  the  objections  of  Malcolm 
Laing  are  particularly  considered  and  re¬ 
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mythology  of  Ossian’ s  poems.  Edinburgh, 
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Graham,  R.  B.  Cunninghame.  Idealism  and 

the  masses.  5  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  28,  1890,  p.  945.)— 
Has  the  Liberal  party  a  future?  6  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  53,  1888,  p.  295.) 

Graham,  R.  F.  Operations  before  Petersburg, 
May  6-11,  1864.  2  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  12, 
1884,  p.  122.) 

Graham,  Robert  C. 

Carved  stones  of  Islay.  Glasgow,  1895. 
4°.  1742 


Graham,  Robert  Hudson. 

Geometry  of  position.  London,  1891.  12°. 

—2447 

Graham,  Roland.  Episode  of  the  long  va¬ 
cation.  3  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  57,  1888,  p.  141.) 

Graham,  Thomas,  1  Baron  Lynedoch.  Taylor, 

J.  Thomas  Graham,  Lord  Lynedoch.  13  pp.  (In  his 
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Graham,  William.  Hall,  W.  Sketch  of  G. 

1  p.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  8,  1882,  p.  204.) 

Graham  family.  Bain,  J.  Grahams  or 

Graemes  of  the  debateable  land ;  their  traditional  origin 
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families  of  Scotl.  v.  2,  pp.  141,  182.) 

Grahame,  George,  Bp.  of  Orkney.  17  cent. 

Recantation.  See  Lindsay,  A.,  Bp.  of  Dun- 
keld,  and  Grahame,  G.,  Bp.  of  Orkney. 

Grahame,  George. 

Claude  Lorrain  :  painter  and  etcher.  Lon¬ 
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—4571 

Grahame,  James.  Willmott,  R.  A.  James 

Grahame.  8  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  the  Eng.  sacr.  poets, 
v.  2,  p.  328.) 

Grahame,  Simion.  Circa  1570-1614. 

Anatomie  of  humors,  and  the  Passionate 
sparke  of  a  relenting  minde.  Edinburgh, 
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Graham’s  dyke.  See  Wall  of  Antonine. 
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Bergmann,  F.  W.  Sur  l’origine  et  la  sig¬ 
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1224 

-  Birch-Hirschfeld,  A.  Die  sage  vom 

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-  Chrestien,  de  Troyes.  Perceval  le  Gal- 

lois ;  ou,  le  conte  du  Graal.  1866-71,  6  v. 
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-  Heinrich,  G.  A.  Le  Parcival  de  Wolfram 

d’Eschenbach  et  la  16gende  du  Saint-Graal. 

Etude  sur  la  literature  du  moyen  age.  1855. 

2325 

-  Hertz,  W.  Sage  von  Parzival  und  dem 

Gral.  1882.  1214 

-  Maps  or  Mapes,  W.  Y  Seint  Greal .  .  . 

Ed.  with  a  translation  and  glossary  ...  by  R. 
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1281 

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gensaetze  des  Heiligen  Grales  und  von  ritters 
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2352 

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2352 


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-  Boisseree,  S.  Ueber  die  beschreibung  des  tempels 

des  Heil.  Grales  in  dem  heldengedicht  Titurel.  85  pp. 

3  pi.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  12 :  Philos.- 
philol.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  1,  1835,  p.  307.)— Grneber,  B. 
Kaiser  Ludwig  der  Bayer,  Karl  IV,  und  die  Gralsage. 

4  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen, 
Mittheil.  v.  9,  1871,  p.  183.)— Paris,  A.  P.  De  I’origine  et 
du  dgveloppement  des  Romans  de  la  table  ronde.  26  pp. 
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Parzival,  der  conte  del  Graal,  und  Chrestiens  fortsetzer. 
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v.  2,  p.  273.) — Heiliger  Gral  und  sein  reich.  23  pp.  (In  his 
Parcival-studien,  v.  2,  p.  228.) 

See  also  Arthur,  King. — FolU-Iore. — Legends. — 
Middle  ages,  Literature.— Barzivalsage. 

Grain.  See  Cereals. — Maize. — Wheat. 
Graindorge,  Louis  Arnold  Joseph.  1843 — . 

Sur  la  possibility  de  deduire  d’une  seule  des  lois  de 
Kdpler  le  principe  de  l’attraction  (&  propos  d’un  md- 
moire  de  M.  V.-G  Imschenetsky).  10  pp.  (Liege,  Soc. 
roy.  des  sci.  Mem.  2  s.  v.  9,  1882.) — Integration  des  equa¬ 
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sci.  Mtm.  2  s.  v.  16,  1890.)— Sur  certaines  formules  du 
mouvement  elliptique.  8  pp.  (Liege,  Soc.  roy. 
des  sci.  Mem.  2  s.  v.  9,  1882.) 

Grainge,  William. 

Castles  and  abbeys  of  Yorkshire :  a  his¬ 
torical  and  descriptive  account  of  the  most 
celebrated  ruins  in  the  county.  [Illustr.] 
York,  1855.  8°.  .2536 

- History  and  topography  of  Harrogate  .  .  . 

and  the  forest  of  Knaresbro’.  London,  1882. 
8°.  2526 

-  Vale  of  Mowbray :  a  historical  and  topo¬ 
graphical  account  of  Thirsk  and  its  neigh¬ 
bourhood.  [Wiihamap.]  London,  1859.  12°. 

2537 

-  (Ed.)  Ripon  millenary.  See  Harrison,  W. 

Graining.  Fleury,  P.  Die  holz-  und  marmor- 
malerei.  n.  d.  — 17 A3 

See  also  Fine  arts.— Painting'. 

Grains  de  riz  ecrases,  Episode  des.  17  pp. 

Hauvette-Besnault,  E.  L.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes 
etudes,  v.  73,  p.  103.) 

Gramicli,  Victor. 

Verfassung  und  verwaltung  der  stadt 
Wuerzburg  vom  13  bis  zum  15  jahrhundert. 
Mit  urkunden.  Wuerzburg,  1882.  8°.  — 2353 

Gramma  Britannica.  Knapp,  J.  L.  — 2682 
Gramineae.  See  Grasses. 

Gramis,  Nikolaus.  — circa  1450. 

Acta.  Urkunden  und  aktenstuecke  be- 
treffend  die  beziehungen  Schlesiens  zum  Base- 
ler  konzile  .  .  .  Herausg.  von  W.  Altmann. 
Breslau,  1890.  4°.  (Codex  diplomat.  Sites. 

V.  15. )  3482 

Grammaire  annamite.  Aubaret,  L.  G.  G. 

—2141 

Grammaire  de  la  langue  serbo-croate.  Parcic, 
A.  —2153 

Grammaires  proven^ales.  Faidit,  H.,  and 
Vidal,  R.  —2146 


Grammar.  Breal,  M.  J.  A.  Comment  les 

langues  rdparent  les  points  faibles  de  leur  grammaire. 
7  pp.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes  ttudes,  v.  73,  p.  233.) — 
Fust,  R.  N.  Notices  of  grammars  and  vocabularies. 
12  pp.  {Linguist,  and  orient,  essays,  4  s.  p.  102.) — Gilrter- 
sleeve.  B.  L.  Grammar  and  aesthetics.  33  pp.  {Essays 
and  studies,  p.  125.) — Henning,  R.  Ueber  die  entwick- 
lung  des  grammatischen  geschlechts.  18  pp.  {Zeits.f. 
vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  33,  1895,  p.  402.) — Mueller, 
G.  H.  Ueber  den  accusativ  und  sein  verhaeltniss  zu  den 
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p.  1.) — Pott,  A.  F.  Zur  geschiclite  der  logik  und  gramma- 
tik.  9  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  46,  1865,  p.  148.)— Zur  ge- 
schichte  und  kritik  der  sogenannten  allgemeinen  gram- 
matik.  101  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  43, 1863,  pp.  102,  185.)— 
Sicard,  R.  A.  C.  Examen  de  l’Herm&s  d’Harris,  tra¬ 
duction  de  Thurot.  20  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Mem.  Lit. 
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vations  gdndrales  sur  la  grammaire  et  les  langues.  32  pp. 
(Berlin,  Akad.  wissens.  Nouv.  mem.  1774,  p.  520.) — Precis 
de  la  grammaire  gdndrale  de  M.  de  Beauzde,  avec 
quelques  observations  critiques  sur  la  doctrine  de  l’au- 
teur.  132  pp.  (Berlin,  Akad.  wissens.  Nouv.  mim.  1771, 
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besondere  bedeutungen  des  plurals  bei  substantiven. 
25  pp.  {Zeits.f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  14,  1882,  p.  410.) 

See  also  Adverbs.—  Language.— Words.  For  the 
grammar  of  any  language  see  its  name. 

Grammar  of  the  Greek  language :  with  an 
appendix,  and  now  repub.  with  additions. 
1  Cambridge  ed.  Cambridge,  1828.  12°.  — 2117 

Grammar  schools.  16  pp.  Long,  G.  (Knight, 

C.,  Store  of  knowledge,  p.  361.) 

Grammarians.  Suetonius  Tranquillus,  C. 

De  grammaticis.  11  pp.  (  [Opera]  quae  super  sunt  omnia. 
Recens.  C.  L.  Roth,  p.  257. ) 

Grammatica  linguae  Graecae  vulgaris.  Por- 
tius,  S.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  itudes, 
v.  78.)  -4153 

Grammatik  der  Parsisprache.  Spiegel,  F. 

—2145 

Grammatische  studien :  eine  sammlung 
sprachwissenschaftlicher  monographien  in 
zwangloser  folge.  pt.  1.  Breslau,  1867.  8°. 

—2113 

Contents.  Luebbert,  E.  Conjunctiv  perfecti  und  das 
futurum  exactum  im  aelteren  l,atcin. 

Grammene,  Belgium.  Potter,  F.  de,  and 

Broeckaert,  J.  Grammene.  11  pp.  {In  their  Geschied. 
van  de  provin.  Oost-Vlaand.  1  s.  v.  3.) 

Grammont,  Henri  Delmas  de.  1830 — .  Etudes 

algdriennes.  La  course,  l’esclavage,  et  la  redemption  it 
Alger.  123  pp.  {Rev.  hist.  v.  25,  1884,  p.  1 ;  v.  26,  1884,  p.  1 ; 
v.  27,  1885,  p.  1.) 

Grammont,  Philibert,  Comte  de. 

Hamilton,  A.,  Count.  Memoirs  of  Count 
Grammont.  1836.  5851 

- Hamilton,  A.,  Count.  Epistle  to  G.  12  pp.  {In  his 

Mem.  of  Count  Grammont,  p.  21.) 

Gramont,  Antoine  Agenor  Alfred,  Due  de. 
Cherbuliez,  C.  V.  (G.  Valbert,  pseud.)  Correspondance 
de  M.  Thouvenel  et  du  Due  de  Gramont.  13  pp.  {Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1889,  3  p6r.  v.  93,  p.  202. ) 

Gramont,  Ferdinand,  Comte  de.  1815 — .  Fille 

du  garde.  70  pp.  {Rev.  contemp.  1855,  v.  1,  pp.  223,  366.) 
— Seenr  ain6e.  38  pp.  {Rev.  contemp.  1854,  v.  3,  p.  245.) 

Gramont  cl’ Aster,  Mme.  Eug6nie  de.  Franehe- 
ville,  J.,  Vicomte  de.  Notice  sur  la  vie  de  G.  7  pp.  (Cor- 
respondant,  v.  17,  1847,  p.  953.) 


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Gramophone.  Muyden,  G.  van.  Phono¬ 
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Zeit,  1890,  v.  1,  p.  84.) 

Grampian  Club.  Publications.  London,  1869- 
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Contents.  Batten,  E.  C.  (Ed.)  Charters  of  the  priory 
of  Beanly.— Boswell,  J.  Boswellian  a.— Rogers,  C. 
(Ed.)  Chartulary  of  the  Cistercian  priory  of  Cold¬ 
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Estimate  of  the  Scottish  nobility. 

Grampians,  Morning  in  the.  6  pp.  ( Black¬ 
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Gran,  H.  H. 

Protophyta :  diatomaceae,  silicoflagellata, 
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Grail,  Abp.  of.  See  Vitez  von  Zredna,  J. 

Grail,  Hungary.  Marmier,  X.  Gran  ;  le  prince 

primat ;  le  clerge  hongrois.  9  pp.  (Correspondant,  14, 
1846,  p.  59.) 

Granacci,  Francesco.  Vasari,  G.  Francesco 

Granacci.  9pp.  (Opere,  v.  5,  p.  339.) 

Granada,  Luis  de.  1504-88. 

Rosario  della  Sacratissima  Vergine  Maria. 
Venetia,  1587.  8°.  — 4253 

Granada,  Spain.  Alcantara,  M.  L.  Libro 
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-  Mendoza,  D.  H.  de.  Guerra  de  Granada 

hecha  por  el  Rey  D.  Felipe  II  contra  los  Mo- 
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-  Roscoe,  T.  Tourist  in  Spain :  Granada. 

Illustr.  1835.  {Jennings’  Landscape  annual, 
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G.  20  pp.  3  pi.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml. 
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See  also  Alhambra. — Andalusia. 

Granata,  Francesco.  1701-71. 

Storia  civile  della  fedelissima  citta  di  Ca¬ 
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Granby,  Conn.  Case,  W.  S.  Granby.  8  pp. 

(Trumbull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  Hartford  co.  Conn.  v.  2, 
p.  229.) 

Grand,  Mme.  Sarah,  pseud.  See  McFall,  Mrs.  C. 
Grand,  France.  Maxe-Werly,  L.  Note  sur 

des  objets  antiques  dgcouverts  A  G.  26  pp.  2  pi.  (Soc. 
antiq.  de  France,  Mem.  v.  48,  1887,  p.  153.) 

Grand  Alcandre,  Histoire  des  amours  du. 

88  pp.  Conti,  L.  M.  de  L.,  Princesse  de.  (Recueil  de  di- 
verses  pibces  servant  <X  I’hist.  de  Henry  III ,  p.  223.) 


Grand  Army  of  the  Republic. 

Ward,  W.  H.  {Ed.)  Records  of  members 
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1895,  p.  342.)— President  Cleveland  and  the  soldiers. 
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7  pp.  (Forum,  v.  15,  1893,  p.  452.)—  Leoser,  C.  McK. 
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Grand  dictionnaire  universel  du  XIX  sifecle. 

17  v.  Larousse,  P.  A.,  and  others  {Eds.)  L.22 
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Grand  loup  du  Bois.  2  pp.  Orain,  A.  {Ro¬ 
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Grand  masters  of  the  Hospitallers.  Lambert, 
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Grand  myst&re  de  Jesus,  passion  et  resurrec¬ 
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Grand  Rapids  Public  School  Library. 
Complete  dictionary  catalogue  of.  Grand 
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Grand  river.  See  Ottawa  river. 

Grand  routier  de  mer.  Linschoten,  J.  H. 

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Almanachs  fran§ais.  Bibliographie-icono- 
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Grand-Menil,  J.  B.  F.  de.  See  Fauchard, 

J.  B. 

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Grandval,  Artaud  de.  Perret,  P.  M.  Ambas- 

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Grandval,  Francois  Charles  Racot  de.  Manne, 

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Grandval,  Soirees  de.  25  pp.  Strauss,  D.  F., 

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Grandville,  Charles  Frangois  Grandin.  See 
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Grandville,  Jean  Ignace  Isidore  G6rard.  See 
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Granger,  Rev.  James.  Fitzgerald,  P.  Of 

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Granger,  Pierre  Philibert.  Manne,  E.  D.  de. 

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See  also  Agriculture. — Monopolies.  —  United 

States,  Politics. 

Graniamis,  Julius.  3  cent.  Fragmenta.  2  pp. 

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3  v.  8°  4602 


GRANITE 


1804 


GRANT,  James 


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See  also  Bay,  D.  T.  Mineral  resources  of  the  U.  S. 

Granniss,  G.  W.  Gen.  Grant’s  most  famous 

despatch.  4  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  31,  1897,  p.  938.) 

Grant,  Sir  Alexander.  1826-84. 

Story  of  the  University  of  Edinburgh  dur¬ 
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-  Campbell,  L.  Sir  A.  Grant.  4  pp.  (Biog.  jahrb.  f. 

alterth.  p.  146 :  Jahresb.  ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth. 
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See  also  Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  137, 1885,  p.  133. 


Grant,  Alexander  Henley  (Frank  Seafield, 

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Grant,  Mrs.  Anne  McVickar.  1755-1838. 

Memoirs  of  an  American  lady.  With 
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as  they  existed  previous  to  the  Revolution. 
[Anon.]  New  York,  1836.  12°.  2492 

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-  l)e  tiuincey,  T.  Mrs.  Grant  of  Laggan.  5  pp.  (Coll. 

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Grant,  Arthur  James. 

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Grant,  Asahel.  1807-44. 

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of  their  manners,  customs,  and  ceremonies, 
together  with  sketches  of  travel  in  ancient 
Assyria,  Armenia,  Media,  and  Mesopotamia, 
and  illustrations  of  Scripture  prophecy.  New 
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Grant,  Sir  Charles.  1836 — .  The  Burmese 

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Grant,  F.  The  Royal  Academy.  18  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  78,  1889,  p.  958.) 

Grant,  Frederick  Dent.  1840 — .  Halleck’s  in¬ 
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Grant,  Sergeant-Maj.  George.  Journal.  8  pp. 

(Cook,  F.,  Journ.  of  the  military  exped.  of  Sullivan,  p.  107.) 

Grant,  George  Monro,  D.  D.  1835 — . 

Canada  first.  21  pp.  (Fairchild,  G.  M., 
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per’s  Mag.  v.  83,  1891,  p.  327.) 

Grant,  James. 

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(Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Select  Com.  on  East  India  Co.  5  report, 
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Grant,  James.  1802-79. 

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GRANT,  James 


1805 


GRANT,  Ulysses  Simpson 


-  Random  recollections  of  the  House  of 

Lords,  1830-36,  including  personal  sketches 
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-  Sketches  in  London.  2  ed.  London,  1840. 

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Grant,  James  Augustus.  1827-92.  Alexander 

Mackay.  2  pp.  ( Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  147,  1890,  p.  721.) 

Grant,  Richard,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Hook, 

W.  P.  Richard  Grant.  25  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  Abps.  of 
Canterbury,  v.  3,  1865,  p.  103.) 

Grant,  Robert,  PL.  D. 

Second  Glasgow  catalogue  of  2156  stars  for 
the  epoch  1890,  deduced  from  observations 
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Grant,  Robert,  Ph.  D.  1852 — .  An  Average 

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foundation  of  the  Doston  Latin  School,  April  23, 
1885.  12  pp.  ( Oldest  school  in  America,  p.  81.) — The 

Lambs:  a  tragedy.  11  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  2,  1882, 
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Grant,  Thomas.  Journal.  8  pp.  (Cook,  F., 

Joum.  of  the  military  exped.  of  Sullivan,  p.  137. ) 

Grant,  Ulysses  Sherman,  Ph.  D. 

Geology  of  Kekequabic  lake  in  northeas¬ 
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augite  soda-granite,  n.  p.  1894.  8°.  (Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.  Theses,  1894. )  . — 2306 

Grant,  Ulysses  Simpson,  Pres,  of  U.  S.  1822-85. 
Personal  memoirs.  New  York,  1885-86. 
2  v.  8°.  2622 

-  Preparing  for  the  campaigns  of  ’64.  21  pp.  (John¬ 
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31  pp.  (Ammen,  D.,  Old  navy  and  the  new,  p.527.) — On 
the  siege  of  Petersburg-.  6  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and 
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Reasons  for  accepting  the  presidency.  1  p.  (TV.  Am. 
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Battle  of  Shiloh.  21  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  7,  1885, 
p.  593.)— Siege  of  Vicksburg-.  14  pp.  ( Century  Mag. 
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(Johnson,  R.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  ...  of  the  Civil 
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-  McClellan,  C.  Personal  memoirs  and 

military  history  of  U.  S.  Grant,  versus  the 
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2655 

- Ammen,  D.  Recollections  and  letters  of  G.  23  pp. 

(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  141,  1885,  pp.  361,  421.) — Arnold,  M. 
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—Fry,  J.  B.  Grant  and  Matthew  Arnold.  9  pp.  (TV.  Am. 
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-  Adams,  W.  T.  (O.  Optic,  pseud.)  Our 

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- Alexander,  A.  W.  Grant  as  a  soldier. 

1887.  2656 

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1885.  3786 

-  Church,  W.  C.  Ulysses  S.  Grant  and  the 

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Grant  and  Attorney  Gen.  Hoar  of  packing 
the  Supreme  Court  of  the  U.  S.,  to  secure  the 
reversal  of  the  legal  tender  decision,  by  the 
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-  Richardson,  A.  D.  Personal  history  of 

Ulysses  S.  Grant.  1868.  3794 

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70  pp.  (In  his  Recollections,  p.  70,  and  Mag.  Am.  Hist, 
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military  abilities.  10  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  14,  1885, 
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35  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1885,  3  p€r.  v.  71,  p.824.)— 
Iloehn,  K.  J.  G.  R.  Nordamerikanische  Walhalla. 
47  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1867,  v.  1,  pp.  600,  754.)— Early,  J.  A. 
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p.  540.)  — Misunderstandings  between  Halleck  and  G. 
13  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  16,  1886,  p.  561.)— Grant,  F.  D. 
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1885,  p.  513.)— Kasson,  J.  A.  Veto  by  G.  1  p.  (Century 
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p.  225.)— Grant  and  Lincoln.  1  p.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist. 
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C.  C.,  Battles  ...  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  4,  p.  81.)—  Maury, 

D.  H.  Grant  as  a  soldier  and  civilian.  12  pp.  (Southern 
Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  5,  1878,  p.  227.)— Recollections  of 
campaign  against  G.  in  north  Mississippi,  in  1862-63. 
26  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  13,  1885,  p.  285.)— 
Perry,  L.  J.  Parrallel  for  Grant’s  action  :  comparison 
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pp.  16,  216,  344,  484,  712,  823 ;  v.  32,  1897,  pp.  98,  201,  352,  583, 
736,  878.)— Grant’s  last  campaign.  26  pp.  (Century  Mag. 
v.  13,  1888,  p.  127.)— Lincoln  and  G.  9  pp.  (Century  Mag. 
v.  8,  1885,  p.  939.)— Reminiscences  of  G.  12  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.v.  71,  1885,  p.  587.)— 1 Tomb  of  G.  9  pp.  (Century 
Mag.  v.  31,  1897,  p.  839.)— Procter,  J.  R.  A  blue  and 
gray  friendship  :  G.  and  Buckner.  8  pp.  ( Century  Mag. 
v.  31,  1897,  p.  942.)  —  Gen.  Grant’s  censor :  Rawlins 
warned  him  that  he  must  stop  drinking.  2  pp.  (South¬ 
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GRANT,  Ulysses  Simpson 


1806 


GRASLITZ,  Bohemia 


Sherman’s  opinion  of  G.  9  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  142,  1886, 
p.  200.) — Robertson,  R.  S.  Escape  of  G.  and  Meade. 
4  pp.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  19,  1888,  p.  248. )— Rosecrans, 
W.  S.  Mistakes  of  G.  20  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  141,  1885, 
p.  580.) — S.,  F.  P.  Northern  opinion  of  Grant’s  general¬ 
ship.  3  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  12,  1884, 
p.  20.)— Sherman,  W.  T.  Grant,  Thomas,  Lee.  14  pp. 
(IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  144,  1887,  p.  437.)— Stanton,  T.  Gen. 
Grant  and  the  French.  4  pp.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  22, 
1889,  p.  502.)— Stowe,  Mrs.  H.  E.  B.  Ulysses  S.  Grant. 
43  pp.  {In  her  Lives  ...  of  our  self-made  men,  p.  111.)— 
Style  and  the  monument.  11pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  141, 

1885,  p.  443.)  —  Thompson,  L.,  and  others.  Grant’s 
memorial :  what  shall  it  be  ?  17  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  141, 
1885,  p.  276.)— Tribute  to  G.  15  pp.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist. 
v.  14,  1885,  p.  304.)—' Tuckernian,  C.  K.  Personal  recol¬ 
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—Welles,  G.  Johnson,  Grant,  Seward,  Sumner.  12  pp. 
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See  also  United  States,  History,  Civil  war. 

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Unpublished  war  letters.  15  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  142, 1886, 
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Two  immortal  letters.  2  pp.  {Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  25,  1891, 
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Grant,  Rev.  William.  Earl  of  Dalhousie.  10  pp. 

{Disruption  worthies,  Memorial  o/1843,  v.  3,  p.  201.) 

Grant  family.  Chiefs  of  Grant.  27  pp.  ( Edin . 

Rev.  v.  160,  1884,  p.  63.)— Mitchell,  W.  War-cry  of  the 
Grant  clan.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  63,  1889,  p.  785.) 

Grantham,  Rev.  Thomas.  Historic  notices  of 

Bramber  castle,  and  of  the  family  of  de  Braose.  8  pp. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  5, 1852,  p.  147.) 

Grantham,  England.  Street,  B.  Historical 
notes  on  Grantham,  and  Grantham  church. 
1857.  2545 

See  also  Lincolnshire. 

Granucci,  Niccolo,  di  Lucca.  1521-1603. 

Novella.  Con  somma  diligentia  nuova- 
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-  Piacevol  notte,  et  Lieto  giorno.  Venetia, 

1574.  16°.  1202 
Granvelle,  Antoine  de  Perrenot,  Cardinal  de. 
1517-86. 

Correspondance,  1565-86,  pub.  par  Edmond 
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Papiers  d’6tat.  Bruxelles,  1877-94.  11  v.  4°. 

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Granville,  1  Earl.  See  Carteret,  J. 

Granville,  George,  1  Viscount  Lansdowne. 
1667-1735. 

Poems  upon  several  occasions.  3  ed.  Lon¬ 
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Jr.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  17,  p.  157.) 

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Walsh,  R.,  Jr.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  17,  p.  159.) 

Granville,  Joseph  Mortimer,  M.  D.  “  Re-edu¬ 
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Grape  culture  and  wine-making  in  California. 
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Grapengiesser,  C.  Ulrici,  H.  Grapengiesser  : 

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Grapes.  See  Vine  and  Vineyards. 

Grapheus,  Cornelius.  Ullmann,  K.  Cornelius 

Grapheus.  22  pp.  {In  his  Reformers  before  the  Refor¬ 
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Graphic  arts.  See  Drawing,  Draughting,  and 
Design. — Engraving. — Fine  arts. — Painting. 
Graphic  illustrations  of  Warwickshire. 

Blair,  ( — ).  .2521 

Graphic  illustrations  of  Warwickshire.  Jaf- 
fray,  J.  .2541 

Graphic  system  of  the  Mayas  and  Mexicans, 

Phonetic  elements  in  the.  11pp.  Brinton,  D.  G.  {Am. 
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Graphical  illustrations  of  Fonthill  Abbey. 

Neale,  J.  P.  *  .2521 

Graphology.  Glardon,  A.  La  graphologie. 

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See  also  Writing'. 

Graphophone.  Muyden,  G.  van.  Phono¬ 
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Grappa,  Mt.  Gregorio,  A.,  Marchese  de.  Mo¬ 
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See  also  Alps. 

Grappenhall,  England.  Barns,  T.  Archi¬ 
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See  also  Cheshire. 

Grapputo,  Tommaso.  Mea  de’  Veroli,  cerca 

con  una  malia  di  riacquistare  l’amore  del  marito,  ed 
ottiene  in  suo  luogo  un  carpiccio  de’buoni.  15  pp. 
{Novelle  ined.  v.  1,  p.  93.)— Novella.  14  pp.  {Tre  novelle 
ined.  p.  19.) 

Grasby,  W.  Catton. 

Teaching  in  three  continents :  personal 
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London,  1891.  12°.  —2305 

Graser,  Friedrich  Wilhelm.  [Notice  of.]  10  pp. 

{Biog.  jahrb.  f.  alterth.  p.  57  :  Jahresb.  ueber  fortschr.  der 
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Graser,  Johannes  Bernhard.  1841 — .  Be- 

gruendung  der  construction  des  berliner  penteren- 
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Graslin,  L.  F. 

De  l’lberie  ;  ou,  essai  critique  sur  l’origine 
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Graslitz,  Bohemia.  Graslitz  im  jahre  1821. 

4  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mit- 
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GRASMERE,  England 


1807 


GRATTAN,  Henry 


Grasmere,  England.  De  Quincey,  T.  Early 

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Doell,  J.  C.  Gramineae.  1871-77.  (Mar- 
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(Martius,  K.  F.  P.  von,  and  others,  Flora 
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-  Joensson-Rose,  N.  Lawns  and  gardens : 

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See  also  Agriculture. — Bamboo.— Botany. 

Grasset,  Joseph,  M.  D.  1849 — .  Relation  of 

hysteria  with  the  scrofulous  and  the  tubercular  diathe¬ 
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Grasse-Tilly,  Frangois  Joseph  Paul,  Comte  de. 

Operations  of  the  French  fleet  under  the 
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-  Naval  engagement  of  G.  and  Graves,  off  the  capes 

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Grassetto,  Francesco. 

Ceruti,  A.  (Ed.)  Yiaggio  di  Francesco 
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greco-venete,  ed  italiche  nell’  anno  1511  e 
seguenti.  1886.  (Venice,  R.  Deputaz.  di 
storia  patria  :  Monument,  stor. :  Miscel.  v.  4. ) 

4362 

Grasshoppers.  See  Acrididae. — Orthoptera. 
Also  Locusts. 

Grassi,  Giuseppe.  1779-1831. 

Saggio  intorno  ai  sinonimi  della  lingua 
italiana  .  .  .  premessa  la  vita  dell’  autore 
scritta  da  Giuseppe  Manno.  5  ed.  Torino, 
1887.  16°.  —2147 

-  Dictionary  of  the  English  and  Italian  lan¬ 
guages.  See  James,  W.,  and  Grassi,  G. 

-  Manno,  G.  Vita  di  G.  16  pp.  (Grassi,  G.,  Saggio 

intorno  ai  sinon.  della  lingua  ital.  p.  1.) 


Grassi,  Paride  de’,  Bp.  of  Pesaro.  Circa  1470- 
1528. 

Due  spedizioni  militari  di  Giulio  II  [1506- 
07 ;  1510-12]  tratte  dal  diario  di  P.  Grassi .  .  . 
con  documenti  e  note  di  Luigi  Frati.  Bologna, 
1886.  8°.  (Romagna,  R.  Deputaz.  di  storia 
patria,  Doc.  e  studj ,  v.  1. )  4373 

Grasso  Legriaiuolo,  novelle  antica  del,  scritta 

in  pura  toscana  favella.  30  pp.  {Raccolta  di  novell.  ital. 
v.  13,  p.  1.) 

Gratacap,  Louis  Pope.  1850 — .  Central  Amer¬ 
ica  at  the  time  of  the  conquest.  9  pp.  {Am.  Antiq.  v.  6, 
1884,  p.  369.) — Mexican  antiquities.  17  pp.  1  pi. 
{Am.  Antiq.  v.  5,  1883,  p.  303;  v.  6,  1884,  p.  241.) — Ancient 
Mexican  civilization.  16  pp.  {Am.  Antiq.  v.  5, 1883, 
p.  255.) — Palaeolithic  man  in  America.  23  pp.  {Am. 
Antiq.  v.  4,  1882,  pp.  187,  269.) — Ruins  at  Palenque  and 
Copan.  15  pp.  1  pi.  {Am.  Antiq:  v.  7,  1885,  p.  193.) — 
Peruvian  civilization.  7  pp.  {Am.  Antiq.  v.  10, 
1888,  p.  95.)— Prehistoric  cities  of  Central  America. 
15  pp.  {Am.  Antiq.  v.  7,  1885,  p.  257.) — Prehistoric 
man  in  Europe:  a  summary.  19  pp.  {Am.  Antiq.  v.  3, 
1881,  p.  280;  v.  4, 1881,  p.  1.) 

-  (Tr. )  Human  sacrifices  in  ancient  times. 

See  Orozco  y  Berra,  M. 

Grateful  ghosts.  33  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag. 

V.  139,  1886,  p.  108.) 

Gratianopolis.  See  Grenoble. 

Gratianus  Augustus,  Emperor  of  the  West. 

Epistola  concilii  Romani  ad  Gratianum  et  Valentinia- 
num  Imperatores.  2  pp.  (Ambrosius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan, 
Opera  omnia,  v.  5,  p.  235.) 

Gratius,  Guilielmus  ( Tr. ) 

Dionysii  Halicarnassei  [scripta].  See  Dio¬ 
nysius,  of  Halicarnassus. 

Gratius  Faliscus.  1  cent.  Cynegeticon.  5  pp. 

{Coll.  Pisaur.  v.  4,  p.  20;  Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lai.  min. 
v.  1,  p.  27 ;  Ovidius  Naso,  P.,  Halieutica  ex  recens.  M. 
Hauptii,  p.  13;  Weber,  W.  E.,  Corpus  poet.  Lat.  pt.  1, 
p.  595;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  1,  p.  1.) — 
Selections.  [Lat.]  14  pp.  (Pinder,  N.,  Selections 
from  the  less  known  Lat.  poets,  p.  229.) 

- and  Neuiesianus,  Marcus  Aurelius  Olym- 

pius.  Carmina  venatica  cum  duobus  frag¬ 
ments  de  aucupio.  Cum  scripturae  varietate 
et  aliorum  suisque  commentationibus  ed. 
Reinhardus  Stern.  Halis  Saxonum,  1832.  8°. 

3243 

Gratry,  Auguste  Joseph  Alphonse,  AbbS. 

Foisset,  J.  T.  De  la  connaissance  de  Dieu,  par  G.  71  pp . 
{Correspondant,  v.  33,  1854,  pp.  570,  801  ;  v.  35, 1855,  p.  585.) 
— Lerminier,  J.  L.  E.  De  la  connaissance  de  Dieu, 
par  G.  34  pp.  {Rev.  contemp.  1854,  v.  2,  p.  489.) — Logique 
de  G.  19  pp.  {Rev.  contemp.  1855,  v.  1,  p.  161.)— Meaux, 
M.  C.  A.,  Vicomte  de.  Gratry  et  l’avenir  de  la  philosophic 
chrgtienne.  20  pp.  {Correspondant,  v.  43,  1858,  p.  89.) 

Grattan,  Henry.  1750-1820. 

Address  of  the  Catholics  of  Dublin  to 
Henry  Grattan,  with  his  answer.  Dublin, 
1798.  8°.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  21.)  3126 

-  Duigenan,  P.  Answer  to  the  address  of 

Henry  Grattan  to  his  fellow  citizens  of  Dub¬ 
lin.  1799.  (Pamphlets,  v.  21.)  3126 

-  Daunt,  W.  J.  O’N.  Grattan  and  the  Irish  Parliament. 

29  pp.  {Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  69,  1886,  p.  179.)— Grattan 
Parliament.  32pp.  {Quart.  Rev.  v.  172,  1891,  p.  1.)— 
Madden,  D.  O.  Life  of  G.  154  pp.  (Davis,  T.,  Life  of 
J.  P.  Curran,  p.  79.)— Traill,  H.  D.  Parnell  and  G. :  a 
dialogue.  14  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  49,  1886,  p.  18.) 

See  also  Westm.  Rev.  v.  130, 1888,  p.  17. 


GRATTAN,  Thomas  Colley 


1808 


GRAVESEND,  Richard  de 


Grattan,  Thomas  Colley.  1792-1864. 

Julie  Corryeur :  a  romance  of  the  Alps. 
Phila.,  1843.  8°.  ( Omnibus  of  modern  ro¬ 
mance,  v.  8. )  1291 

-  Trait3  of  travel ;  or,  tales  of  men  and 

cities.  [ Anon.\  London,  1829.  2  v.  in  1. 

12°.  4327 

Gratz,  Hyman.  Dropsie,  M.  A.  Memoir  of  G. 

6  pp.  1  pi.  (Gratz  College,  Pub.  v.  1,  1897,  p.  v.) 

Gratz,  Rebecca.  Van  Rensselaer,  G.  Original 
of  Rebecca  in  Ivanhoe.  4  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  2,  1882, 
p.  679.) 

Gratz,  Simon.  Biography  of  Gen.  Richard 
Butler.  4  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  7,  1883,  p.  7.) 

Gratz,  Styria.  Fischer,  H.,  and  Wiedemann, 
A.  Ueber  babylonische  “talismane”  (cylin¬ 
der  und  andere  formen)  aus  dem  historischen 
museum  im  steierisch-landschaftlichen  Joan- 
neum  zu  Graz.  1881.  1702 

-  Lo<*c“rtlt,  J.  Aus  Grazer  bandschriften.  Kleine  bei- 

traege  zur  boehmischen  geschichte.  8  pp.  (Verein  f. 
gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  33,  1895, 
p.  203.) 

Gratz  College.  Publications.  [Illust.]  Phila., 
1897.  r.  8°.  —2373 

Contents.  Dropsie,  M.  A.  Memoir  of  Hyman  Gratz. 
— Morais,  S.  Italian  Jewish  literature. — Frieden- 
wald,  A.  Jewish  physicians  and  the  contributions 
of  the  Jews  to  the  science  of  medicine. — Synopsis  of 
lectures.— List  of  additions  to  the  library.— Kohler, 
K.  Psalms  and  their  place  in  the  liturgy.  — Jastrow,  M. 
History  and  future  of  the  text  of  the  TaSinud.— Drop¬ 
sie,  M.  A.  First  report  of  the  board  of  trustees. 

Gran  de  Palavas,  France.  Westphal-Castel- 

nau,  (— ).  Termes  de  marine  et  de  peche  en  usage  au  G. 
16  pp.  (Rev.  d.  tang.  rom.  v.  23,  1883,  p.  130.) 

Graubueiulen,  Switzerland.  See  Grisons. 
Grauert,  Wilhelm  Heinrich.  1804-52. 

Historische  und  philologische  analekten. 
Muenster,  1833.  8°.  3232 

Contents.  In  Amlriam  commentarii.  —  Geschichte 
Athen's  seit  dem  tode  Alexander’s  d.  Gr.  bis  zur  erneu- 
erung  des  achaeischen  bundes.— Emendationum  liber  I. 
Ad  gramniaticos  Latinos  et  fragmenta  poetarum 
Latinorum  antiquissimorum.— Ueber  das  contaminiren 
der  lateinischen  komiker. 

Graul,  Richard.  Das  mobiliar.  9  pp.  2  pi. 

(Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  14,  1893, 
p.  127.) 

Graupen,  Bohemia.  Hallwich,  H.  Aus  der 
geschichte  von  G.  2  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen 
in  Boehmen,  Mittheil.  v.  2,  1864,  p.  25.) 

Grautoff,  Paul  (Ed.) 

Turpilianarum  comoediarum  reliquiae.  See 
Turpilius,  S.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Graux,  Charles.  1852-82. 

Essai  sur  les  origines  du  fonds  grec  de 
l’Escurial,  Episode  de  l’histoire  de  la  renais¬ 
sance  des  lettres  en  Espagne.  Paris,  1880.  8°. 

( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes  6tudes,  v.  46.) 

—4153 

- Notice  sur  les  fortifications  de  Cartilage  &  l’gpoque 

de  la  troisifeme  guerre  punique.  34  pp.  1  map.  (Biblioth. 
Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  35,  p.  175.) 

-  Pauli,  C.  Carlo  Graux.  2  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor.  ital. 

4  s.  v.  10,  1882,  p.  130.) 


-  and  Martin,  Albert.  Fac-similes  de  MSS. 

grecs  d’Espagne.  Paris,  1891.  8°.  and  plates 
fo.  1213  ;  plates,  1212 

Grave,  Jean  Jacques  Salverda  de.  See  Sal- 
verda  de  Grave,  J.  J. 

Grave,  The.  Koehler,  R.  A.  J.  Das  grab  und 

seine  laenge.  3  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  5,  1860,  p.  64.)  — 
Liebreolit,  F.  Das  grab  und  seine  laenge.  4  pp.  (Ger¬ 
mania,  v.  4,  1859,  p.  374;  v.  5,  1860,  p.  486.) 

See  also  Barrows.— Burial. — Cromlechs.— Dol¬ 
mens.— Tumuli. 

Grave  creek  mound.,  Inscribed  stone  of. 

11  pp.  Read,  M.  C.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  1,  1879,  p.  139.) 

Grave  shirt,  On  a  Coptic.  12  pp.  2  pi.  Budge, 

E.  A.  W.  (Archaeologia,  v.  53,  pt.  2,  1893,  p.  433.) 

Gravel.  Hazen,  A.  Some  physical  proper¬ 
ties  of  sands  and  gravels,  with  special  reference  to  their 
use  in  filtration.  18  pp.  (Mass.  State  Board  of  Health, 
Report,  1892,  p.  539.) 

Gravelotte  witnessed  and  revisited.  11  pp. 

Halstead,  M.  (Century  Mag.  v.  15,  1889,  p.  117.) 

Gravenherg,  Wirnt  von.  See  Wirnt,  von 
Gravenberq. 

Graves,  1  Baron.  See  Graves,  Admiral  T. 
Graves,  Alfred  Perceval. 

Songs  of  Killarney.  2  ed.  London,  1877. 
16°.  1338 

Graves,  Rev.  John. 

History  of  Cleveland,  in  the  north  riding 
of  the  county  of  York ;  comprehending  .  .  . 
each  parish  within  the  wapontake  of  Lang- 
bargh.  Carlisle,  1808.  4°.  .2533 

Graves,  Rev.  Richard.  1715-1804. 

Spiritual  Quixote  ;  or,  the  Summer’s  ram¬ 
ble  of  Mr.  Geoffry  Wildgoose.  A  comic  ro¬ 
mance.  To  which  is  prefixed  the  life  of  the 
author.  [ Anon .]  London,  1808.  16°.  4327 

The  same.  London,  1810.  2  v.  12°.  (Bar- 

bauld,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.,  Brit,  novelists,  v.  32,  33.) 

4167 

- — -  BarbauUl,  Mrs.  A.  L.  A.  Life  [of  G.]  5  pp.  (In  her 
Brit,  novelists,  v.  32,  p.  1.)— Life  [of  G.]  5  pp.  (In  his 
Spiritual  Quixote,  p.  iii.) 

Graves,  Robert  James.  1796-1853. 

Clinical  lectures  on  the* practice  of  medi¬ 
cine.  To  which  is  prefixed  a  criticism  by 
Prof.  Trousseau.  London,  1884.  2  v.  8°. 

( New  Sydenham  Soc.  v.  109,  113.)  — 3773 

Graves,  Robert  Perceval. 

Life  of  Sir  Wm.  Rowan  Hamilton,  v.  2,  3. 
London,  1885-89.  2  v.  8°.  4894 

Note. — For  v.  1  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Graves,  Rev.  S.  Site  of  Capernaum.  5  pp. 

(Am.  Antiq.  v.  3,  1881,  p.  117.) 

Graves,  Admiral  Thomas,  1  Baron  Graves. 

Naval  engagement  of  De  Grasse  and  G.  off  the  capes  of 
the  Chesapeake,  Sept.,  1781.  4  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  7, 
1881,  p.  367.) 

Graves  at  Fort  Ancient.  6  pp.  Moorehead, 

W.  K.  (Am.  Antiq.  v.  9,  1887,  p.  295.) 

Gravesend,  Richard  de,  1  Bp.  of  London. 
Milmau,  H.  H.  Catalogue  of  the  books  of  G.,  1303. 
10  pp.  (Philobiblon  Soc.  Miscel.  v.  2.) 


GRAVESEND,  England 


1809 


GRAY,  Asa 


Gravesend,  England.  Cruden,  R.  P.  History 
of  the  town  of  Gravesend  .  .  .  and  of  the  port 
of  London.  [Illustr.]  1843.  .2533 

See  also  Kent. 

Gravetye,  Wake-hurst,  Slangham,  and.  17  pp. 
7  pi.  Blaauw,  W.  H.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  10, 
1858,  p.  151.) 

Graveyards.  See  with  Cemeteries. 

Gravier,  Charles,  Comte  de  Vergennes.  See 
Vergennes,  C.  G.,  Comte  de. 

Gravier,  Gabriel.  1827 — .  Le  Groenland  ori¬ 

ental  et  1’ancienne  colonie  scandinave  d’Erik-le-Rouge. 

10  pp.  (Soc.  am.  de  France,  Archives ,  n.  s.  v.  5,  1887, 
p.  145.)— Robert  Cavelier  de  I.a  Salle,  of  Rouen.  10  pp. 
(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  8,  1882,  p.  305.) 

Gravier,  Jacques.  1684-1706.  Extract  from  a 

letter  addressed  to  Father  Jean  de  Lamberville.  15  pp. 
(French,  B.  F.,  Hist.  Coll,  of  La.  2  s.  1875,  p.  79.) 

Gravina,  Giovanni  Vincenzo.  1664-1718.  Giu- 

dizio  intorno  al  Petrarca.  3  pp.  (Petrarca,  F.,  Rime , 
v.  1,  1756,  p.  xxxix.) 

Gravina,  V.  Palizzolo.  See  Palizzolo  Gravina,  V. 
Gravitation. 

Emmens,  S.  H.  Argentaurum  papers,  no.  1. 
Some  remarks  concerning  gravitation.  1897. 

—1534 

-  Singer,  I.,  and  Berens,  L.  H.  Some  un¬ 
recognized  laws  of  nature.  An  inquiry  into 
the  causes  of  physical  phenomena,  with 
special  reference  to  gravitation.  Illustr.  1897. 

—1516 

- Jolly,  P.  von.  Anwendung  der  waage  auf  probleme 

der  gravitation.  26  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens. 
Denkschr.  v.  50:  Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  14, 
pt.  2,  1883,  p.  1.) — Maxwell,  J.  C.  On  a  particular  case 
of  the  descent  of  a  heavy  body  in  a  resisting  medium. 
4  pp.  (Sci.  papers ,  v.  1,  p.  115.) 

See  also  Astronomy. — Attraction. — Dynamics. 
—Force  and  Energy.— Matter.— Physics. 

Gravures  sur  bois  tiroes  des  livres  frangais  du 
XV  siecle.  Sujets  religieux,  demons,  etres 
imaginaires,  moeurs  et  costumes,  imprimerie, 
grant  danse  macabre  .  .  .  Paris,  1868.  4°. 

— 17C3 

Gray,  7  Baron.  See  Gray,  P. 

Gray,  Albert.  Maidive  islands,  with  a  vocabu¬ 
lary  taken  from  Frangois  Pyrard  de  Laval,  1602-7.  37  pp. 
(Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  10,  1878,  p.  173.) 

-  and  Bell,  H.  C.  P.  ( Trs . )  Voyage  of  Fran¬ 
cois  Pyrard.  See  Pyrard,  F. 

Gray,  Rev.  Andrew.  Irvine,  J.  B.  Andrew 

Gray.  6  pp.  (Disruption  worthies,  Memorial  of  1843,  v.  3, 
p.  279.) 

Gray,  Andrew.  Technical  education  in  Wales. 

11  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  134,  1890,  p.  41.) 

Gray,  Rev.  Andrew  Edward  Phillimore.  1853 — . 

Origin  of  Christianity  in  Wirral.  10  pp.  ( Brit.  Archaeol. 
Assoc.  Journ.  v.  44,  1888,  p.  29.) — Foreign  quarterings 
in  I.ancaslii re  shields.  11  pp.  1  pi.  (Lancashire  and 
Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  39,  1889,  pp.  1,  58.) — Domes¬ 
day  record  of  the  land  between  Kibhle  and  Mersey. 
14  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans. 
v.  39,  1889,  p.  35.) — Notes  on  the  early  history  of  the 
church  of  Strathclyde,  with  special  reference  to  the 
apostle  of  Lancashire.  16  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  40,  1890,  p.  77.) 


Gray,  Asa,  M.  D.,  LL.  D.  1810-88. 

Letters.  Ed.  by  Jane  Loring  Gray.  Bos¬ 
ton,  1893.  2  v.  12°.  4746 

-  Manual  of  the  botany  of  the  northern 

United  States,  including  the  district  east  of 
the  Mississippi  and  north  of  North  Carolina 
and  Tennessee.  6  ed.  Revised  and  extended 
westward  to  the  100  meridian,  by  S.  Watson, 
and  J.  M.  Coulter.  With  twenty-five  plates. 
New  York,  1890.  8°.  — 2666 

-  Scientific  papers.  Selected  by  Charles 

Sprague  Sargent.  Boston,  1889.  2  v.  8°.  — 1464 

Contents.  Aestivation  and  its  terminology,  v.  2. — 
Louis  Agassiz,  v.  2.— Agassiz’s  Zoological  nomen- 
clator,  v.  1. — Ball’s  Flora  of  the  Peruvian  Andes, 
v.  1.— George  Bentham,  v.  2. — Bentham  On  euphorbi- 
aceae,  v.  1.  —  Bentham  and  Hooker’s  Genera 
plantariini,  v.  1. — Bentham’s  Flora  of  Austra¬ 
lia,  v.  1.— Bentham’s  Flora  of  Hong  Kong,  v.  1. 
— Ben  Cham's  Handbook  of  the  British  flora,  v.  1. — 
Jacob  Bigelow,  v.  2.  —  Edmond  Boisseur,  v.  2. — 
Francis  Boott,  v.  2.— Botanical  nomenclature,  v.  1. 
— Boussingault  On  the  influence  of  nitrates,  v.  1. — 
— Alexander  Braun,  v.  2.— Brown  and  Humboldt, 
v.  2.— Augustin  Pyramus  de  Candolle,  v.  2. — De  Can¬ 
dolle  On  the  variation  and  distribution  of  species,  v.  1. — 
De  Candolle's  Geographic  botanique,  v.  1.— De 
Candolle's  New  monographs,  v.  1.  —  De  Can¬ 
dolle's  Origin  of  cultivated  plants,  v.  1.  —  De 
Candolle’s  Phytography,  v.  1.  — De  Candolle’s 
Prodroinns,  v.  1. — John  Carey,  v.  2. — George  W. 
Clinton,  v.  2.— Moses  Ashley  Curtis,  v.  2. — Curtis’s 
Trees  of  North  Carolina,  v.  1. — Charles  Darwin,  v.  2. 
— Darwin's  Cross  and  self-fertilization  in  the 
vegetable  kingdom,  v.  1. — Darwin’s  Insectivorous 
plants,  v.  1. — Darwin's  Movements  and  habits 
of  climbing  plants,  v.  1.  —  Darwin’s  Power  of 
movement  in  plants,  v.  1. — Joseph  Decaisne,  v.  2. 
— Decaisne's  Monograph  of  the  genus  pyrus,  v.  1. — 
Chester  Dewey,  v.  2. — Emerson's  Trees  and  shrubs 
of  Massachusetts,  v.  1.— Endlicher’s  Genera  plan- 
taruni,  v.  1.— George  Engelmann,  v.  2.— Engelman 
on  the  buffalo  grass,  v.  1.— Engelmann’s  Notes  on  the 
genus  yucca,  v.  1 — Epping  forest,  v.  1.— European 
herbaria,  v.  2.— Augustus  Fendler,  v.  2. — Forest 
geography  and  archaeology,  v.  2.  —  Elias  Magnus 
Fries,  v.  2.— Benjamin  D.  Greene,  v.  2. — Daniel  Han- 
bury,  v.  2. — Wm.  Henry  Harvey,  v.  2. — Harvey's 
South  African  plants,  v.  1.— Oswald  Heer,  v.  2. — 
Notes  on  the  history  of  lielianthus  tuberosus,  v.  2. 
— Henfrey's  Botany,  v.  1. — Henslow  On  the  self- 
fertilization  of  plants,  v.  1.  —  Wm.  Jackson  Hooker, 
v.  2. — Hooker  On  the  balanophoreae,  v.  1. — Hooker  On 
Welwitschia,  v.  1.  —  Hooker  ami  Ball's  Tour  in 
Morocco,  v.  1. — Hooker  and  Thomson's  Indian 
flora,  v.  1.  — Hooker's  Distribution  of  Arctic 
plants,  v.  1.— Thomas  Potts  James,  v.  2. — Flora  of 
Japan,  v.  2.  —  John  Bindley,  v.  2.  —  Findley’s 
Natural  system  of  botany,  v.  1.  —John  Amory 
Lowell,  v.  2. — Hugo  von  Mohl,  v.  2. — Von  Mohl’s 
Vegetable  cell,  v.  1.— Moquin-Tandon's  Vege¬ 
table  monstrosities,  v.  1. — Naudin  On  heredity 
and  variability  in  plants,  v.  1. — Naudin  on  the  genus 
cucurbita,  v.  1. — Flora  of  North  America,  v.  2.— Char¬ 
acteristics  of  the  North  American  flora,  v.  2.— Notes 
of  a  botanical  excursion  to  the  mountains  of  North 
Carolina,  v.  2. — Phytogamy,  v.  1.— Charles  Pick¬ 
ering,  v.  2.  —  Plant  archaeology,  v.  1. —  Kadi- 
holer's  Fecundation  in  the  vegetable  kingdom,  v.  1. 
— Johannes  August  Christian  Boeper,  v.  2.— Buskin's 
Proserpina,  v.  1.  —  Henry  P.  Sartwell,  v.  2.— Se¬ 
quoia  and  its  history,  v.  2.— Charles  Wilkes  Short, 
v.  2. — Siebold’s  Flora  of  Japan,  v.  1. — Wm.  Starling 
Sullivant,  v.  2. — John  Torrey,  v.  2. — Pilgrimage  to 
Torreya,  v.  2. —Longevity  of  trees,  v.  2. —Edward 


GRAY,  Asa 


1810 


GRAY,  Thomas 


Tuckerman,  v.  2. — Do  varieties  wear  out  or  tend  to 
wear  out?  v.  2.— Gender  of  names  of  varieties,  v.  2.— 
Velmorin's  improvement  of  cultivated  plants, 
v.  1.  —  Nathaniel  Bagsliaw  Ward,  v.  2.  —  Ward's 
growth  of  plants  in  glazed  cases,  v.  1. — Watson  On 
North  American  liliaceae,  v.  1. — Watson's  Botany  of 
the  40th  parallel,  v.  1.— Weddell’s  Monograph  of 
urticaceae,  v.  1.  —  Pertinacity  and  predominance  of 
weeds,  v.  2. — Frederick  Welwitsch,  v.  2. —  Robert 
Wight,  v.  2. —Charles  Wright,  v.  2. — Jeffries  Wy« 
in a n,  v.  2. 

-  (Ed. )  Botanical  works  of  G.  Engelmann. 

See  Engelmann,  G. 

-  l>ebt  of  the  church  to  G.  9  pp.  ( Biblioth .  Sacra, 

v.  45,  1888,  p.  523.) 

-  and  Sullivant,  William  Starling.  Musci 

Alleghanienses,  sive  enumeratio  muscorum 
atque  hepaticarum  quos  in  itinere  a  Mary- 
landia  usque  ad  Georgiam,  per  tractus  mon- 
tium  A.  D.  1843,  decerpserunt.  Concinnavit 
et  exposuit  W.  S.  Sullivant.  Columbus,  1846. 
8°.  —2683 

Gray,  David.  1838-61.  [Sonnet.]  1  p.  (Caine, 

T.  H.  H.,  Sonnets  of  3  centuries,  p.  211.) 

Gray,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Caroline  Johnstone. 
1810—. 

Tour  to  the  sepulchres  of  Etruria,  in  1839. 
With  numerous  illustrations.  2  ed.  London, 
1841.  8°.  1778 

Gray,  Francis  Calley,  LL.  D.  1790-1856. 

Prison  discipline  in  America.  London, 
1848.  8°.  ( With  Prison  Discipline  Soc.  Re¬ 
ports,  v.  3. )  — 2345 

Gray,  G.  J.  Bibliography  of  Frederick  Deni¬ 
son  Maurice.  24  pp.  (Maurice,  F.,  Life  of  F.  D.  Maurice, 
v.  1,  p.  xix.) 

Gray,  George.  1840 — .  Two  years  of  American 

diplomacy.  16  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  160,  1895,  p.  408.) 

Gray,  Henry  (Ed.  and  Pub.) 

Views  of  the  old  halls  of  Lancashire  and 
Cheshire.  Twenty-eight  fine  copper-plate 
engravings,  drawn  and  mostly  etched  by 
N.  G.  Philips,  with  descriptive  letterpress  by 
twenty-four  contributors.  Also  a  brief  memoir 
of  the  artist-engraver,  and  a  pedigree  of  his 
family.  London,  1893.  fo.  2511 

Contents.  Ayre,  L.  R.  Arnside  Tower,  an  ancient 
border  refuge. — Madeley,  C.  Bold  Old  Hall. — Burns, 
W.  H.  Clayton  Hall,  the  seat  of  the  Claytons,  the 
Byrons,  and  the  Chetliams.— Pink,  W.  D.  Clewortli 
Hall,  Tyldesley,  the  home  of  the  Parrs  and  the  Starkies. 
— Reynolds,  G.  W.  Cruni]>sall  Hall.— Abram,  W.  A. 
Binkley  Hall,  with  which  the  families  of  Talbot  and 
Warren  were  connected. — Sutton,  C.  W.  Gar  raft 
Hall,  a  seat  of  the  Traffords  and  the  Mosleys. — Garstin, 
J.  R.  Garston  Hall,  the  ancient  seat  of  Norres  of 
Speke  and  the  Gerards.— Abram,  W.  A.  Hacking 
Hall,  in  Billington,  parish  of  Blackburn.— Earwaker, 
J.  P.  llolford  Hall.— Rylands,  J.  P.  Hutt  in 
Hale  Wood,  the  seat  of  the  Hollands  and  the  Irelands. 
— Bridgeman,  G.  T.  O.  Ince  Hall,  or  Hall  of  Ince,  the 
seat  of  the  Gerards,  Walmesleys,  &c.— Fishwick,  H. 
Tittle  Milton  Hall,  the  property  of  the  Sherburns, 
Holts,  Beaumonts,  Aspinalls,  &c. — Gillow,  J.  Tostock 
Hall,  the  seat  of  the  Andertons.— Croston,  J.  Morleys 
Hall. — Radcliffe,  R.  D.  Ordsall  Hall,  a  seat  of  the 
Radcliffes.— Heywood,  N.  Peel,  or  Kenyon  Peel  Hall, 
the  seat  of  the  Rigby  and  Kenyon  families. — Fell,  J. 
Pile  of  ^'ouldrey,  some  account  of  the  castle  known 
as  the  Pile  of  Foudrey,  Le  Pele  de  Fotheray,  and  in 


modern  times  as  Piel  Castle. — Holthouse,  E.  W.  Buf- 
ford  Old  Hall.— Cox,  E.  W.  Speke  Hall,  the  an¬ 
cestral  home  of  the  Norres  family,  and  afterwards  the 
seat  of  the  Watts.— Roper,  W.  O.  Tliurland  Castle, 
the  ancient  seat  of  the  Tunstalls. — French,  G.  J.  Tur- 
ton  Tower,  the  seat  of  the  Orrells,  the  Chethams  and 
the  Kays.— Axon,  W.  E.  A.  Wardley  Hall  (“the 
Skull-House”),  the  seat  of  the  Tildesleys  and  the 
Downes’s. — Nickson,  C. — Widnes  Hall,  the  home  of 
the  Wrights. 

Gray,  James,  D.  D.  1770-1824. 

Fiend  of  the  Reformation  detected.  Phila., 
1817.  .  8°.  —4103 

-  Mediatorial  reign  of  the  Son  of  God ;  or, 

the  absolute  ability  and  willingness  of  Jesus 
Christ  to  save  all  mankind.  Baltimore,  1821. 
8°.  —4116 

Gray,  Mrs.  Jane  Loring  (Ed.) 

Letters  of  Asa  Gray.  See  Gray,  A. 

Gray,  John.  Dalzell,  J.  M.  John  Gray,  Wash¬ 
ington’s  last  soldier:  poem.  3  pp.  ( Ohio  Archaeol.  and 
Hist.  Quart,  v.  2,  1889,  p.  219.) 

Gray,  John  Edward,  Ph.  D.  1800-75.  Mam¬ 
malia.  29  pp.  18  pi.  (Hinds,  R.  B.,  Zool.  of  the  voyage  of 
H.  M.  S.  Sulphur,  v.  1,  p.  7.) 

Gray,  John  M.  Engraved  portraits  of  John 

Knox.  2  pp.  (Paton,  J.,  Scot.  nat.  mem.  p.  85,)— Por¬ 
traits  of  Queen  Mary  and  others  connected  with  her 
period  and  history.  8  pp.  3  pi.  (Paton,  J.,  Scot.  nat. 
mem.  p.  77.) 

-  (Ed.)  Memoirs  of  the  life  of  Sir  John 

Clerk  of  Penicuik.  See  Clerk,  Sir  J. 

Gray,  Johnnie,  pseud.  See  Speight,  H. 

Gray,  Patrick,  7  Baron  Gray. 

Letters  and  papers  relating  to  Patrick, 
Master  of  Gray,  afterwards  seventh  Lord 
Gray.  Edinburgh,  1835.  4°.  (Bannatyne 

Club. )  2542 

Gray,  Thomas.  1716-71. 

Works.  With  memoirs  of  his  life  and 
writings  by  Wm.  Mason.  London,  1827.  8°. 

1323 

Contents.  Tetters. — Mason,  W.  Memoirs  of  the  life 
and  writings  of  G. — Poems.— Poems  addressed  to 
and  in  memory  of  G. 

-  Gray  and  his  friends.  Letters  and  relics 

in  great  part  hitherto  unpub.  Ed.  by  D.  C. 
Tovey.  Cambridge,  1890.  12°.  4727 

-  [Sonnet.]  1  p.  (Caine,  T.  H.  H.,  Sonnets  of  3  centur 

ries,  p.  48.) 

-  Arnold,  M.  Thos.  Gray.  31  pp.  ( Essays  in  criticism, 

2  s.  p.  69.)— Tamson,  A.  Vestal;  or,  a  tale  of  Pompeii, 
by  G.  13  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  9,  1830,  p.  205.)— Towell, 
J.  R.  Gray,  i  42  pp.  (  Works,  v.  11,  p.  1,  and  New  Prince¬ 
ton  Rev.  v.  1,  1886,  p.  133.)— Scndder,  H.  E.  Gosse’s  ed. 
of  Gray’s  Works.  3  pp.  ( Atlant .  Monthly,  v.  55,  1885, 
p.  566.) 

-  Mason,  W.  Memoirs  of  the  life  and  writ¬ 
ings  of  Mr.  Gray.  1827.  (Gray,  T.,  Works, 
1827. )  1323 

-  Benson,  A.  C.  Gray.  10  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  59, 

1889,  p.  21.)— Jesse,  J.  H.  Thos.  Gray.  26  pp.  (In  his 
Mem.  of  celebr.  Etonians,  v.  1,  p.  352.)— Wrangham, 
F.  Thos.  Gray.  21  pp.  (In  his  Brit.  Plutarch,  v.  6, 
p.  185.) 

-  and  Nicliolls,  Rev.  Norton.  Correspond¬ 
ence  ;  with  other  pieces  hitherto  unpub.  Ed. 
by  Rev.  JohnMitford.  London,  1843.  12°.  3852 


GRAY,  Thomas 


1811 


GREAT  BIBLE 


Gray,  Thomas. 

Smithsonian  physical  tables.  Washing¬ 
ton,  1896.  8°.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Miscel.  coll. 

no.  1038. )  —3444 

Gray,  Maj.  William,  and  Docliard,  ( — ). 
Travels  in  western  Africa  in  1818-21,  from 
the  river  Gambia  ...  to  the  river  Niger.  Lon¬ 
don,  1825.  8°.  1436 

Gray,  Capt.  William.  Map  and  letter.  3  pp. 

(Cook,  F.,  Journ.  of  the  military  exped.  of  Sullivan, 

p.  288.) 

Gray,  William  Henry.  1810 — . 

History  of  Oregon,  1792-1849.  Portland, 
1870.  8°.  3592 

Gray,  Zenas  J. 

Driftwood.  Harrisburg,  1884.  12°.  1308 

Gray.  See  also  Grey. 

Gray  wolf,  Coursing  the.  4  pp.  Cage,  D.  S. 

(Shields,  G.  O.,  Big  game  of  N.  America,  p.  475.) 

Graybill,  J.  M.  National  bank  examiners 

criticised.  2  pp.  (2V.  Am.  Rev.  v.  158,  1894,  p.  638.) 

Gray’s  Inn,  London. 

Douthwaite,  W.  R.  Gray’s  Inn  :  its  his¬ 
tory  and  associations.  1886.  — 2325 

-  Foster,  J.  Register  of  admissions  to 

Gray’s  Inn,  1521-18S9,  together  with  the  reg¬ 
ister  of  marriages  in  Gray’s  Inn  chapel,  1695- 
1754.  1889.  —2361 

See  also  London. 

Grayson,  William.  Singleton,  R.  Wm.  Gray¬ 
son.  2  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  23,  1890,  p.  382.) 

Grayson,  William  J.  1788-1863. 

The  Hireling  and  slave.  [Anoa.]  Charles¬ 
ton,  1854.  8°.  1354 

-  Perry,  B.F.  Grayson.  5  pp.  (In  his  Reminiscences 

of  public  men,  p.  285.) 

Graysons,  The.  113  pp.  Eggleston,  E.  ( Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  13,  1888,  pp.  40,  298,  368,  562  ,  681,  834  ; 
V.  14,  1888,  pp.  78,  265,  341,  528.) 

Graz,  Friedrich. 

Metrik  der  sog.  Caedmonschen  dichtun- 
gen.  Mit  beruecksichtigung  der  verfasser- 
frage.  Weimar,  1894.  8°.  (Kaluza,  M., 

Studien  z.  germ,  alliterationsvers,  heft  3.) 

—2156 

Grazebrook,  George.  Fazacrelegh.  2  pp. 

(Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  37,  1888, 
p.  161.)— Attempt  to  classify  and  date  the  various  shapes 
found  in  heraldic,  shields,  principally  in  England, 
with  incidental  datings.  76  pp.  7  pi.  (Lancashire  and 
Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  41, 1890,  p.  1.)— On  a  vortex 
wheel  near  Kendal,  with  suggestions  on  water  wheels. 
2  pp.  2  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans. 
v.  9,  1857,  p.  280.) 

Grazebrook,  Henry  Sydney.  1836 — . 

Heraldry  of  Worcestershire.  London, 
1873.  2  v.  sq.  8°.  2795 

Contents. 

Abbetot-Lyttelton,  v.  1.  Mabbe-Zudley; 
Appendix,  v.  2. 

-  Account  of  the  Barons  of  Dudley.  150  pp.  2  pi. 

(Wm.  Salt  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  9,  pt.  2,  1888,  p.  1.)— 
junior  branches  of  the  family  of  .Sutton,  alias  Dudley. 
174  pp.  1  pi.  (Wm.  Salt  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  10,  pt.  2, 
1889,  p.  1  .)—(Ed.)  Obligatory  knighthood,  temp.  Charles 
I,  with  the  names  of  those  Staffordshire  gentlemen  who 

VOL.:iII— 227. 


compounded  with  the  Commissioners,  for  not  taking 
upon  themselves  the  order  of  knighthood  at  the  corona¬ 
tion  of  that  king.  20  pp.  (Wm.  Salt  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  2,  pt.  2,  1881,  p.  3.) 

-  (Ed.)  Heraldic  visitations  of  Staffordshire 

made  by  Sir  R.  St.  George,  Norroy,  in  1614, 
and  by  Sir  W.  Dugdale,  Norroy,  in  1663-64. 
See  St.  George,  Sir  R.,  and  Dugdale,  Sir  W. 

-  (Ed. )  Visitacion  of  Staffordshire  made  by 

Robert  Glover  .  .  .  1583.  See  Glover,  R. 

Grazzini,  Antonio  Francesco,  detto  II  Lasca. 
1503-83. 

Le  Cene.  Milano,  1815.  3  v.  in  2,  16°. 

(Raccolta  di  novell.  ital.  v.  18,  19.)  1282 

-  Egloghe  ed  altre  rime.  Livorno,  1799.  12°. 

2394 

-  Rime  burlesche  edite  e  inedite.  Per  cura 

di  Carlo  Yerzone.  Firenze,  1882.  8°.  (Rac¬ 
colta  di  opere  ined.  o  rare. )  2304 

-  Dalle  t'cne.  33  pp.  (Locella,  G.,  Novelle  ital.  p.  185.) 

— Lettera  a  Messer  Bernardo  Guasconi  in  Roma.  En- 
trata  della  Cesarea  MaestS,  in  Firenze.  6  pp.  (Giornale 
stor.  degli  archivi  toscani,  v.  3,  1859,  p.  288.) — Opere 
lmrlesclie.  21  pp.  (Berni,  F.,  and  others,  Opere  bur¬ 
lesche,  v.  3,  p.  285.) 

-  (Ed.)  Tutti  i  trionfi,  carri,  mascherate,  o 

canti  carnascialeschi  andati  per  Firenze  dal 
tempo  del  magniflco  Lorenzo  de’  Medici  flno 
all’  anno  1559  in  questa  seconda  ed.  corretti 
con  diversi  MSS.  collazionati  .  .  .  Cosmopoli 
[Lucca],  1750.  2  v.  4°.  2362 

-  Beccuti,  F.,  detto  II  Coppetta  (Grappa, 

pseud. )  Commento  sopra  la  Canzone  in  lode 
della  salsiccia.  1881.  (Scelta  di  curiositd,  let¬ 
ter  arte,  no.  184.)  2342 

- Arlia,  C.  Spigolatura  Laschiana.  19  pp.  (Propug- 

natore,  v.  18,  pt.  1,  1885,  p.  351.)— Itiseioni,  A.  Vita  di 

G.  41pp.  (Raccolta  di  novell.  ital.  v.  18,  p.  1.) 

Greal.  See  Grail. 

Greard,  Vallery  Clement  Octave.  1828 — . 

Notice  sur  Demolombe.  6  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad. 
Sci.  moral.  Mem.  2  s.  v.  17,  1891,  p.  117.) — Notice  sur 
Saripolos.  4  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral. 
Mem.  2  s.  v.  17,  1891,  p.  185.) 

- Scherer,  E.  H.  A.  Reception  de  G.  8  pp.  (In  his 

Etudes  critiques  sur  la  littSrat.  contemp.  v.  9,  p.  357.) 

Great  African  mystery.  17  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  131, 1882,  p.  1.) 

Great  and  weighty  considerations,  etc., 

considered.  37  pp.  (  With  Turbervill,  E.,  Information.) 

Great  assises  holden  in  Parnassus  by  Apollo 
and  his  assessours.  Wither,  G.  [ Attributed 
to.]  ( Spenser  Soc.  no.  40. )  1314 

Great  awakening-.  Tracy,  J.  — 3282 

Great  Barrington,  Mass.  Dale,  T.  N.  Struc¬ 

ture  of  Monument  mountain  in  G.  B.  13  pp.  2  pi.  (Pow¬ 
ell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  14  ann.  report,  1892-93,  pt.  2 : 
U.  S.  53  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  17,  p.  551.) 

Great  Baxtairs  scandal.  10  pp.  Traill, 

H.  D.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  51,  1885,  p.  198.) 

Great  Bible  of  1539,  Psalter  of  the.  Earle,  J. 
(Ed.)  —4232 


GREAT  BRITAIN 


1 '12 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Geological  Survey 


Great  Britain. 

L 

Official  publications,  arranged  in  the  fol¬ 
lowing  order: 

Admiral  ry. 

CnMimnn  oel  In¬ 
dian  currency. 

Commissioner?  of  in¬ 
quiry.  etc. 

Geological  Survey. 

House  of  Commons. 

House  of  Lords. 

King's  Remem¬ 
brancer. 

Master  of  the  RaCs. 

Parliament. 

Patent  OSoe. 

Pri-rr  ConnciL 

Great  Britain.  Admiralty. 

Manual  of  scientific  enquiry  :  prepared  for 
the  use  of  officers  in  Her  Majesty's  navy  :  and 
travellers  in  general  Originally  ed.  by  Sir 
John  F.  W.  HerscheL  3  ed..  superintended 
bv  Rev.  Robt.  Main.  London.  1859.  p.  *-. 

— 1498 

-  Nautical  and  astronomical  ephe- 

meris  for  1568-7L  London.  1*51-67.  4  v.  *:. 

—2495 

-  Arnold-For*ter.  H.O.  Fr  g~  -  -  d  tt:'--  -  d  —  — ,  -  -  • 

17  pp.  Vvieniii  Or'.:  v.  1*.  1385.  p.  1$:  —  Bere»ford. 
Lord  C.  W.  de  la  P.  Admiralty  confusion  and  its  cart. 
6  pp.  JtwlftiiU  Oat  v.  B.  MR.  p.  730.  -Bobinoon. 
Sir  E.  S.  The  nary  and  the  Admiraity.  16  pp.  .Vtxe- 
teerUk  Cent.  v.  17.  1385.  p.  185. 

Great  Britain,  Commission  [on]  Indian  cur¬ 
rency. 

Report,  commonly  known  as  the  Herschell 
report  on  the  coinage  of  silver  in  India,  with 
the  accompanying  correspondence  and  testi¬ 
mony.  Washington.  18.-3.  v.  U.  S.  -53  Cong. 
1  sess.  Senate  miscel.  doc.  v.  2. 

Sate. — Reprinted  for  the  use  of  Congress. 

Great  Britain.  Com m issicmers  fyr  inquiring 
into  the  public  charities  of  Wartcick. 

Report.  Aug..  1526.  Warwick.  1530.  S'. 

With  Parkes.  J..  Governing  charter  of  War- 
vrick.  •  .2536 

Great  Britain.  Com m issioners  /  ■  :  .  no: 
in  the  treaty  of  union. 

Journal  of  the  proceedings.  16  of  April, 
1706-22  of  July  following.  With  the  articles 
then  agreed  on.  Edinburgh,  n.  d.  sm.  4:. 

Tracts  rel.  to  Scotia  nd.  259 4 

Great  Britain.  Commissioners  of  enquiry  into 
the  .  .  .  revenue  arising  in  Ireland.  Scotland, 
etc. 

First  'to]  sixth  Reports.  Dublin.  1*23.  S'. 

— 3346 

Great  Britain.  Commissioners  of  patents.  See 
below ,  Patent  Office. 

Great  Britain.  Commiss  >ners  .  .  .  of  the  Car¬ 
natic. 

First  to]  twenty-second  Reports.  [Lon¬ 
don],  1SG6-26.  2  v.  fo.  ~  3471 


Great  Britain,  Commissioners  on  public  rec¬ 
ords.  See  below.  Record  Commission. 

Great  Britain,  Commissioners  to  enquire  con¬ 
cerning  charities. 

Reports  relating  to  the  county  of  Oxford¬ 
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Great  Britain,  Commissioners  to  enquire  of  the 
estates  of  certain  traitors. 

Report.  London,  1717.  fo.  ( With  Gt. 
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Great  Britain,  Commissioners  to  inquire  into 
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Reports.  [London],  1S37.  fo.  4561 

Great  Britain.  Commissioners  to  inquire  into 
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8°.  —1653 

The  sc  xe.  No.  10.  Geology  of  the  Isle  of 
Wight.  By  EL  W.  Bristow.  List  of  fossils 
revised  by  R.  Etheridge.  Notes  on  the  eocene 
flora  of  Alum  bay,  by  P.  De  La  Harpe  and 
J.  W.  Salter.  London,  1862.  8°.  — 1654 

-  Memoirs  o £  and  of  the  Museum  of  eco¬ 
nomic  geology  in  London.  London,  1846-66, 

3  v.  in  4,  8°.  — 1623 

Contents.  Forbes,  E.  On  the  aMfriadae  found 
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vegetation  of  the  (  arboniferons  period,  as  com¬ 
pared  —its  that  of  the  present  day.  v.  2,  pt.  2. — Smyth. 
W.  W.  On  the  mining  district  of  4  ardigannhire  and 
Montgomeryshire,  v.  2.  pt.  2. — Account  of  the  coal  and 
lignite  raised,  and  of  the  iron  and  steel  manufactured 
in  France,  v.  1.— Playfair.  L.  On  the  gases  evolved  dur¬ 
ing  t  he  formation  of  coal.  v.  1. — De  la  Beche.  Sir  H.  T., 
and  Playfair.  L-  First  report  on  the  coals  suited  to  the 
=team  navy.  v.  2.  pt.  2.— Hunt.  R_  Notice  of  the  copper 
and  tin  raised  in  Cornwall,  v.  L— Table  of  the  copper 
produced  from  the  mines  of  Cornwall  and  Devon,  for 
the  years  1*45.  1*46.  1847.  v.  2,  pt  2.— Table  showing  the 
sales  of  copper  ore  at  Swansea,  from  1804-47  inclusive, 
separating  those  of  the  ores  of  British  and  foreign 
mines,  v.  2.  pt.  2. — Forbes.  E.  On  the  ry«*tldeae  of  the 
Silurian  rocks  of  the  British  islands  t.  2,  pt.  2;  On  the 
connexion  between  the  distribution  of  the  existing 
fa n n a  and  flora  of  the  British  isles,  and  the  geolog¬ 
ical  changes  which  have  affected  their  area,  especially 
during  the  epoch  of  the  northern  drift,  v.  1.— Smyth, 
W.  W.  —  Note  on  the  <.os«f;« n .  or  Ogofau  mine, 
near  Pnmpsant.  Caermarthenshire,  v.  1.  —  Hunt,  E. 
Notices  of  the  history  of  the  lead  mines  of  Cardigan¬ 
shire.  v.  2.  pt.  2.— Produce  of  lead  ore  and  lead  in  the 
Ur  ted  Kingd mb  for  the  years  1845.  1846.  1847.  v.  2.  pt.  2 
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ment  of  France,  v.  1. — Smyth,  W.  W.  Account  of  the 
mining  academies  of  Saxony  and  Hungary,  v.  X. — 
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the  influence  of  a  weak  voltaic  current  upon  matter, 
v.  2,  pt.  2. — De  la  Beche,  Sir  H.  T.  On  the  formation  of 
the  rocks  of  south  Wales  and  south-western  England, 
v.  1. — Ramsay,  A.  C.  Geology  of  north  Wales,  v.  3;  On 
the  denudation  of  south  Wales  and  the  adjacent  coun¬ 
ties  of  England,  v.  1. — Salter,  J.  W.  On  the  fossils  of 
north  Wales,  v.  3. 

-  Reports  on  the  physical,  descriptive,  and 

economic  geology  of  British  Guiana.  By  C. 
B.  Brown  and  J.  G.  Sawkins.  London,  1875. 
8°.  —1624 

Great  Britain,  House  of  Commons. 

Answer  to  the  Scots  commissioners 
papers  of  the  20,  and  their  letter  of  the  24  of 
Oct.  last.  London,  1646.  sm.  4°.  ( Pamph¬ 

lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  7 ;  Tracts  rel.  to  Scotland. ) 

4555 

-  Articles  of  accusation  against  Sir  J.  Brams- 

ton,  Sir  R.  Berkley,  Sir  F.  Crawley,  Sir  H. 
Davenport,  Sir  R.  Weston,  and  Sir  T.  Trevor. 
[London],  1641.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I, 
v.  1. )  4555 

-  Articles  of  impeachment  against  Sir  Thos. 

Gardiner,  Recorder  of  the  citie  of  London. 
[London],  1642.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I, 
v.  3.)  4555 

-  Articles  of  impeachment  of  high  treason, 

and  other  great  crimes  and  misdemeanors 
against  Sir  Wm.  SCroggs,  Chief  Justice  of  the 
Court  of  King’s  Bench  .  .  .  London,  1680. 
fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.;  Votes ,  1680.) 

1552 

-  Articles  or  charge  against  Sir  Francis 

Windebanch,  Secretary  of  State  to  His  Ma¬ 
jesty.  [London],  1641.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets: 
Charles  I ,  v.  1. )  4555 

- Charge  against  Charles  Stuart,  King  of 

England,  of  high  treason,  and  other  crimes, 
exhibited  to  the  High  Court  of  Justice,  by 
John  Cook,  Solicitor  General,  appointed  by 
the  said  court,  for,  and  on  the  behalf  of  the 
people  of  England.  London,  1648.  sm.  4°. 
(Pamphlets:  Charles  7,  v.  10.)  4555 

-  Declaration  concerning  the  rise  and  prog- 

ress  of  the  grand  rebellion  in  Ireland.  Lon¬ 
don,  1643.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  7, 
v.  5.)  4555 

-  Declaration  des  Communes  d’Angleterre 

assemblies  en  Parlement,  touchant,  la  revo¬ 
cation  et  cassation  de  certains  suffrages,  et  la 
rapture  du  dernier  traiti  faict  avec  le  Roy  en 
l’Isle  de  Wight.  Londres,  1650.  16°.  (  With 

Histoire  entiire  .  .  .  du  procez  de  Charles 
Stuart,  Roy  d’Angleterre.)  1538 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  House  of  Commons 


—  Declaration,  expressing  their  reasons  and 

grounds  of  passing  the  late  resolutions  touch¬ 
ing  no  farther  addi’ess  or  application  to  be 
made  to  the  King.  London,  1647.  sm.  4°. 
(Pamphlets:  Charles  7,  v.  8.)  4555 

—  Declaration,  made  Sept.  9,  1641.  London, 
1641.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  7,  v.  2.  ) 

4555 

—  Examination  of  Capt.  Wm.  Benlow,  de¬ 
ceased,  relating  to  the  popish  plot,  taken  in 
his  last  sickness,  by  Sir  Francis  North  .  .  . 
Together  with  the  narrative  of  Sir  Francis 
North,  at  the  Council  Board,  and  the  letter  of 
Sir  Francis  North,  to  Mr.  Secretary  Jenkins, 
relating  to  his  examination.  London,  1680. 
fo.  (With  Gt.  Brit.  H[.  of  C.  Votes,  1680.)  1552 

—  Exceeding  joyfull  propositions,  wherein 

they  declare  the  proceedings  of  the  King  of 
Denmarke  ;  also  how  the  King’s  Majesty  hath 
sent  two  embassadors  to  the  said  Henry  of 
Denmarke,  concerning  his  present  proceed¬ 
ings  here  in  England.  [London],  1642.  sm. 
4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  7,  v.  4.)  4555 

—  His  Majestie’s  message  to  the  Commons  in 

Parliament  relating  to  Tangier.  And  the 
humble  address  of  the  Commons  to  H.  M.  in 
answer  to  that  message,  29  Nov.  1680.  Lon¬ 
don,  1680.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C. 
Votes,  1680. )  1552 

—  His  Majestie’s  message  to  the  Commons  in 

Parliament,  Tuesday  the  9  day  of  Nov.,  1680. 
Together  with  the  humble  address  of  the 
Commons  to  H.  M.  in  answer  to  the  said 
message.  Humbly  presented  Saturday  13  day 
of  Nov.  London,  1680.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit. 
H.  of  C.  Votes,  1680. )  1552 

—  Humble  address,  presented  to  H.  M.  upon 

Tuesday  the  21  day  of  Dec.,  1680.  In  answer 
to  His  Majestie’s  gracious  speech  to  both 
Houses  of  Parliament  upon  the  15  day  of  Dec. 
London,  1680.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C. 
Votes,  1680. )  1552 

—  Humble  address,  presented  to  His  Majesty, 

Dec.  21,  1680.  [London],  [1680].  fo.  ( With 
Turbervill,  E.,  Information.)  1552 

—  Information  of  Edward  Turbervill  of 

Skerr,  in  the  county  of  Glamorgan,  delivered 
at  the  bar  of  the  House  .  .  .  Tuesday,  the  9 
day  of  Nov.,  1680.  London,  1680.  fo.  (With 
Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Votes,  1680. )  1552 

—  Information  of  Francisco  de  Faria,  de- 

livei’ed  at  the  bar  of  the  House  .  .  .  Munday 
the  1  day  of  Nov.,  1680.  London,  1680.  fo. 
( With  Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Votes,  1680. )  1552 

—  Information  of  Robert  Jennison  .  .  .  de¬ 

livered  at  the  bar  of  the  House  .  .  .  Tuesday, 
the  9  day  of  Nov.  1860.  London,  1680.  fo. 
(  With  Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Votes,  1680. )  1552 

—  Infoi-mation  of  Stephen  Dugdale,  delivered 

at  the  bar  of  the  House,  Munday,  the  1  day  of 
Nov.,  1680.  London,  1680.  fo.  ( With  Gt. 
Brit.  H.  of  C.  Votes,  1680.)  1552 


1813 


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1814 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  House  of  Commons 


-  Further  information  of  Stephen  Dugdale, 

delivered  at  the  bar  of  the  House  of  Commons 
on  the  30  of  Oct.,  1680.  London,  1680.  fo. 

4541 

The  same.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Votes, 
1680. )  1552 

-  Information  of  Thos.  Dangerfield,  delivered 

at  the  bar  of  the  House  .  .  .  Tuesday,  the  26 
day  of  Oct.,  1680.  London,  1860.  fo.  (  With 
Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Votes,  1680. )  1552 

-  Letter  ...  to  the  General  Assembly  of  the 

Church  of  Scotland,  containing  a  narrative  of 
the  proceedings  of  the  Parliament  of  Eng¬ 
land  in  the  work  of  reformation.  London, 
1648.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  9.) 

4555 

-  Resolutions  for  the  impeachment  of  Sir 

Wm.  Scroggs,  Chief  Justice  of  the  Court  of 
King’s  Bench  :  Sir  Thos.  Jones,  one  of  the 
justices  of  the  same  Court,  Sir  Richard  Wes¬ 
ton,  one  of  the  Barons  of  the  Court  of  Ex¬ 
chequer  .  .  .  Thursday,  23  day  of  Dec.,  1680. 
London,  1680.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C. 
Votes,  1680. )  .  1552 

- Address  of  the  Commons  to  Queen  Amie.  4  pp. 

(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  12,  p.  429.)— Humble  pe¬ 
tition  (and  advice,  presented  to  the  Lord  Protector, 
1657.  11  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  402.) — 
Humble  representation  to  the  Queen,  with  Her 
Majesty’s  gracious  anwer  thereunto,  1712.  8pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  146.) 

Accounts  and  Papers. 

Accounts  from  the  East  India  House,  re¬ 
lating  to  the  debts,  etc.,  of  the  late  Nabobs  of 
the  Carnatic.  [London],  1806.  fo.  (With 
Gt.  Brit.  Commissioners  ...  of  the  Carnatic, 
Reports,  v.  1. )  3471 

-  Applications  from  the  colonists  of  the 

Cape  of  Good  Hope  .  .  .  for  representative 
government .  .  .  also  ...  all  applications  of  a 
similar  import  from  other  British  colonies, 
within  the  last  ten  years.  London,  1846.  fo. 
(Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers  [ Reports 
rel.  to  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  1836-73].  )  3411 

-  Arctic  expeditions.  Return  to  an  address, 

dated  Nov.  19,  1852 ;  for,  Copies  of  any  corre¬ 
spondence  received  at  the  Admiralty  from 
Sir  Edward  Belcher’s  squadron,  detailing  the 
proceedings  thereof  since  leaving  Greenhithe, 
and  from  any  other  of  the  Arctic  expeditions 
.  .  .  [London],  1852.  fo.  2471 

-  Army  (purchase  officers).  Return  to  an 

address,  dated  12  March,  1880  ;  for,  “  Return 
of  all  purchase  officers  who  were  killed  in 
action,  or  otherwise  met  their  deaths  in  the 
recent  South  African  and  Afghanistan  cam¬ 
paigns.”  [London],  1880.  fo.  (  With  Gt.  Brit. 
Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Further  correspond, 
of  South  Africa,  1879,  II. )  3421 

-  Army  (soldiers  for  the  Cape).  Return  to 

an  address,  dated  18  Feb.,  1879  ;  for,  “Return 
of  the  non-commissioned  officers  and  privates 


of  the  2nd-21st,  58th,  3d-60th,  91st,  and  94th  as 
they  embark  for  active  service  for  the  Cape 
of  Good  Hope.”  [London],  1879.  fo.  ( With 
Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Further 
correspond,  of  South  Africa,  1879,  II.)  3421 

—  Army  (South  African  field  force).  Return 

to  an  address,  dated  24  Feb.,  1880  ;  for,  “  Copy 
of  the  report  made  by  Maj.  Gen.  Newdigate, 
commanding  the  2nd  division  of  the  South 
African  field  force  ...  on  the  discipline  and 
conduct  of  the  troops  composing  that  division 
during  the  campaign  in  Zululand.”.  [Lon¬ 
don],  1880.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts. 
and  Papers,  Further  correspond,  of  South  Af¬ 
rica,  1879,  n. )  3421 

—  Army  (troops  in  South  Africa).  Returns 

to  addresses,  dated  23  Feb.  and  27  May,  1880, 
for,  “  Copy  of  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley’s  report 
in  answer  to  the  inquiries  as  to  the  conduct 
of  the  troops  in  South  Africa.”  [London], 
1880.  2  v.  in  1.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 
Accts.  and  Papers,  Further  correspond,  of 
South  Africa,  1880,  II. )  3421 

—  Bengal,  also,  Fort  St.  George  and  Bombay 

papers  .  .  .  from  the  East  India  Co.,  relative 
to  the  Marhatta  war  in  1803.  [London],  1804. 
fo.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Commit¬ 
tees,  Suppl.  v.  4.)  4451 

—  Cape  of  Good  Hope.  Caffre  war  and  death 

of  Hintza.  Returns  to  addresses,  dated 
8  March,  1836,  and  8  June,  1837  ;  for,  Copies  or 
extracts  of  any  despatches  .  .  .  relative  to  the 
late  Caffre  war,  and  to  the  death  of  Hintza : 
Also,  copies  of  instructions  given  to  the 
Lt.-Gov.  of  the  frontier  districts.  [London], 
1836-37.  2  v.  in  1,  fo.  3411 

—  Cape  of  Good  Hope.  Return  to  an  address, 

dated  5  Feb.,  1852 ;  for,  Copies  of  all  ordi¬ 
nances  which  have  been  passed  by  the  Legis¬ 
lative  Council  of  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope 
since  its  recent  re-construction.  [London], 
1852.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and 
Papers,  Correspond,  rel.  to  represen.  assembly 
at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  1850-53. )  3411 

—  Collection  of  letters  and  other  writings, 

relating  to  the  horrid  popish  plott:  printed 
from  the  originals  in  the  hands  of  George 
Treby.  London,  1681.  2  pts.  fo.  4541 

—  Correspondence  relative  to  the  seizure  of 

British  American  vessels  in  Behring’s  sea,  by 
the  United  States  authorities  in  1886-87.  Ot¬ 
tawa,  1888.  8°.  — 3303 

—  General  index  to  the  bills,  reports,  esti¬ 

mates,  accounts  and  papers,  printed  by  order 
of  the  House  of  Commons,  and  to  the  papers 
presented  by  command,  1801-52,  52-53,  68-69. 
London,  1853-70.  2  v.  fo.  4451 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  House  of  Commons 


1815 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  House  of  Commons 


-  Guns  and  ammunition  (South  Africa).  Re¬ 
turn  to  an  order,  dated  27  March,  1879 ;  for , 
Return  “of  all  guns  and  ammunition  shipped 
for  the  last  five  years  to  the  British  and  Por¬ 
tuguese  possessions  in  South  Africa.”  [Lon¬ 
don],  1879.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts. 
and  Papers,  Further  correspond,  of  South  Af¬ 
rica,  1879,  II.)  3421 

-  Kafir  tribes.  Return  to  an  address,  dated 

2  June,  1851 ;  for,  “  Copies  or  extracts  of  cor¬ 
respondence  relative  to  the  Kafir  tribes,  be¬ 
tween  the  years  1837  and  1845.”  [London], 
1851.  fo.  3411 

-  Kalk  bay  and  Simon’s  bay  railway.  Re¬ 
turn  to  an  address,  dated  12  April,  1888  ;  for, 
“Copy  of  correspondence  .  .  .  relative  to  the 
formation  or  extension  of  a  railway  between 
Kalk  bay  and  Simon’s  bay,  for  .  .  .  assisting  in 
the  protection  of  the  Cape.”  London,  1888.  fo. 
( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  South 
Africa,  Reports  ...  on  Bechuanaland. )  3411 

-  Natal.  Return  to  an  addres,  dated  2  May, 

1862  ;  for,  “  Copy  of  any  despatches  from  the 
Gov.  of  Natal,  transmitting  the  report  of  the 
select  committee  of  the  Legislative  Council 
relative  to  tribal  titles  to  land  ;  petition  of  the 
Legislative  Council  for  the  recall  of  the  Gov. ; 
and  the  resolution  of  the  Council  raising  the 
salary  of  future  Governors  from  £1,200  to 
£3,000  per  annum.”  [London],  1862.  fo. 
( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
Natal,  Correspond,  and  further  corrrespond. 
rel.  to,  1853.)  3411 

-  Natal.  Return  to  an  address,  dated  7  Feb., 

1860 ;  for,  “  Copies  of  correspondence  with 
respect  to  the  £5,000  reserved  from  the  gen¬ 
eral  revenues  of  the  colony  for  the  disposal 
of  the  Crown  :  and  on  the  subject  of  the 
growth  of  cotton  as  now  carried  on  by  the 
natives  under  the  auspices  of  the  government 
of  that  colony.”  [London],  1860.  fo.  (  With 
Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papei’s,  Natal,  Cor¬ 
respond.  and  further  correspond,  rel.  to,  1853.) 

3411 

-  Natal.  Return  to  an  address,  dated  7  July, 

1868 ;  for,  “Copies  of  the  judgments  ...  of 
the  Supreme  Court  of  the  colony  of  Natal  in 
the  case  of  the  Bp.  of  Natal  against  the  Dean 
of  Pietermaritzburg :  and,  of  the  charter  or 
other  instrument  regulating  the  constitution 
of  Natal  at  the  period  when  the  letters  patent 
of  the  Bp.  of  Natal  were  issued.”  [London], 
1868.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and 
Papers,  Natal,  Correspond,  and  further  corre¬ 
spond.  rel.  to,  1853.)  3411 

-  Natal  (native  customs).  Return  to  an  ad¬ 
dress,  dated  3  May,  1881 ;  for,  Copy  of  papers 
relating  to  native  customs  in  Natal.  [Lon¬ 
don],  1881.  fo.  (With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts. 
and  Papers,  Papers  and  further  papers  rel.  to 
Kafir  outbreak  in  Natal. )  3411 


-  Natal  railways.  Return  to  an  address, 

dated  19  June,  1865  ;  for,  “Copy  of  all  corre¬ 
spondence  relating  to  projected  railways  in 
the  colonies  of  Natal .  .  .  between  the  Lt.-Gov. 
of  Natal  and  the  Secretary  of  State  for  the 
Colonies  during  the  years  1863-65.  [London], 
1865.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and 
Papers,  Natal,  Correspond,  and  further  cor¬ 
respond.  rel.  to,  1853. )  3411 

-  Papers  relative  to  the  condition  and  treat¬ 
ment  of  the  native  inhabitants  of  Southern 
Africa,  within  the  colony  of  the  Cape  of  Good 
Hope,  or  beyond  the  frontier  of  that  colony. 
[London],  1835.  2  v.ini.  fo.  3411 

-  Papers  respecting  the  Carnatic  debts. 

[London],  1806.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Com¬ 
missioners  ...  of  the  Carnatic,  Reports,  v.  1. ) 

3471 

-  Return  to  an  address,  dated  26  Nov.,  1852  ; 

for,  Copies  of  letters  patent  of  Feb.,  1852, 
appointing  Gen.  Cathcart  Gov.  of  the  Cape  of 
Good  Hope,  and  Mr.  Darling  Lt.-Gov.  :  Re¬ 
port  ...  of  the  debate  ...  on  the  draft  Con¬ 
stitution  ordinance  .  .  .  Sept.,  1851 :  Constitu¬ 
tion  ordinance  as  amended :  Petitions  .  .  .  re¬ 
lating  to  the  amended  Constitution  ordinance, 
and  .  .  .  for  the  dismissal  of  Mr.  Montagu .  .  . 
[London],  1853.  fo.  (With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 
Accts.  and  Papers,  Correspond,  rel.  to  repre¬ 
sen.  assembly  at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  1850- 
53.)  3411 

-  South  Africa  (financial  reports).  Return 

to  an  order,  dated  18  March,  1880 ;  for,  Copy 
of  reports  of  the  officers  commissioned  by  the 
treasury  to  inquire  into  recent  expenditure 
in  South  Africa.  [London],  1880.  fo.  (  With 
Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Further 
correspond,  of  South  Africa,  1880,  II. )  3421 

-  South  Africa  (Zululand).  Return  to  an 

address,  dated  20  Sept.  1886;  for,  “Copy  of 
summary  statement  of  imperial  and  other 
public  moneys  expended  in  and  for  Zululand, 
including  the  Zulu  reserve  territory.”  Lon¬ 
don,  [1886].  fo.  (With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts. 
and  Papers,  Zululand,  Further  correspond, 
respecting. )  3421 

-  South  African  campaigns  (casualties).  Re¬ 
turn  to  an  address,  dated  14  Aug.,  1879 ;  for, 
“Separate  returns  per  regiment,  troop,  or 
battery,  of  the  numbers  killed,  died  of  dis¬ 
ease,  or  other  casualties  among  the  troops, 
British  and  native,  engaged  in  the  Transkei 
and  Zulu  campaigns  in  South  Africa.”  [Lon¬ 
don],  1880.  fo.  (  With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts. 
and  Papers,  Further  correspond,  of  South  Af¬ 
rica,  1880,  II. )  3421 

—  Telegraphs  (South  Africa).  Return  to  an 
order,  dated  19  May,  1879  ;  for,  Copy  “of  the 
agreement  .  .  .  for  establishing  telegraphic 
communication  with  the  South  African  colo¬ 
nies,  together  with  copy  of  the  treasury 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  House  of  Commons 


1816 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  House  of  Commons 


minute  in  regard  thereto.”  [London],  1879. 
fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
Further  correspond,  of  South  Africa,  1879,  I. ) 

3421 

-  Transvaal.  1881-82.  Estimate  of  the 

amount  required  in  the  year  ending  31 
March,  1882,  for  defraying  expenses  con¬ 
nected  with  the  Transvaal.  [London],  1881. 
fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
Papers  and  further  papers  ret.  to  Kafir  out¬ 
break  in  Natal. )  3411 

-  Transvaal.  1882-83.  Estimate  of  the 

amount  required  in  the  year  ending  31 
March,  1883,  for  defraying  expenses  con¬ 
nected  with  the  Transvaal.  [London],  1883. 
fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
Transvaal,  Correspond,  and  further  corre¬ 
spond.  respecting,  1883. )  3421 

-  Transvaal  debt.  Return  to  an  order,  dated 

4  May,  1885;  for,  Return  “containing  full 
statement  of  account  as  between  this  country 
and  the  Transvaal  ;  stating  the  original 
amount  of  debt  due  from  the  Transvaal,  the 
amount  received  and  remitted ;  also  the 
amounts  of  interest  paid,  remitted,  and  now 
due.”  London,  1885.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit. 
Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Transvaal,  Corre¬ 
spond.  and  further  correspond,  respecting, 
1883. )  3421 

-  Transvaal  Republic.  Return  to  an  order, 

dated  31  March,  1884  ;  for,  copies  or  extracts 
“of  letters  addressed  to  the  treasury  in  the 
year  1881,  and  subsequent  years,  and  of  re¬ 
plies  thereto,  respecting  the  debenture  bonds 
of  the  Transvaal  Republic  issued  in  1876.” 
London,  1884.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 
Accts.  and  Papers,  Transvaal,  Correspond, 
and  further  correspond,  respecting,  1883. )  3421 

-  War  in  South  Africa  (vote  of  credit).  Ap¬ 
propriation  account,  1878-80.  Griqualand 
West,  Sikukuni  expedition  and  Transvaal 
occupation.  [London],  1880-81.  5v.  in  2,  fo. 

( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
Further  correspond,  of  South  Africa,  1879,  II ; 
South  African  conference,  Repts.  1880,  II. )  3421 

-  Army,  1884-85.  Estimate  of  the  farther  amount  .  .  . 

required  during  the  year  1884-85,  to  meet  deficiencies  .  .  . 
caused  by  the  .  .  .  expedition  to  Bechnanaland. 
£675,000.  1  p.  (Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  South 
Africa.  Reports  ...  on  Bechuanaland.)— Navy.  Estimate 
of  the  .  .  .  amount  which  will  he  required  during  the 
year  ending  31  March,  1885,  beyond  the  sums  already 
provided  ...  to  meet .  .  .  expenditure  ...  of  the  opera¬ 
tions  in  Bechuanaland.  £50,000.  1  p.  (Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 
Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa,  Reports  . . .  on  Bechuana¬ 
land.)—  Chicago  tinned  beef  (South  African  troops). 
Return  to  an  address,  dated  9  Feb.,  1880;  for ,  “Return 
. . .  containing  a  statement  of  the  quantity  of  Chicago 
and  other  brands  of  tinned  beef  sent  out  since  the  5  day 
of  June  last,  and  of  Kopf’s  Erbswurst  food  since  the  25  of 
June  last,  to  the  present  time.”  1  p.  ( With  Gt.  Brit. 
Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Further  correspond,  of  South 
Africa,  1879,  II.)— Kaffir  war.  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 
Estimate  of  the  sum  that  will  probably  be  required  to¬ 
ward  d  raying  the  expenses,  beyond  the  ordinary 


grants  for  1846-48,  for  army  and  ordnance  services,  occa¬ 
sioned  by  the  Kaffir  war.  1  p.  (  With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 
Accts.  and  Papers,  Cape  of  Cood  Hope,  Correspond.  .  .  . 
rel.  to  Kafir  tribes,  1849.) — Kaffir  war  (Cape  of  Good 
Hope).  Estimates  of  the  sums  required  to  be  voted  to¬ 
wards  defraying  the  expenses  of  the  Kaffir  war  beyond 
the  ordinary  grants  for  army,  navy,  ordnance,  and  com¬ 
missariat  services  for  the  years  1850-54.  £960,000.  3  pp. 
(  With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Cape  of  Good 
Hope,  Correspond.  .  .  .  rel.  to  Kafir  tribes,  1849.) — Kaffir 
war.  Return  to  an  order,  dated  20  March,  1849;  for  Copy 
“  of  any  report  of  the  Commissioners  of  Audit .  .  .  upon 
the  despatches  ...  of  Sir  Henry  Pottinger,  relating  to 
the  great  irregularities  ...  in  the  system  of  paying  and 
maintaining  the  native  levies  at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope, 
and  generally  in  the  public  expenditure  occasioned  by 
the  Kaffir  war.”  4  pp.  (  With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and 
Papers,  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  Correspond.  .  .  .  rel.  to  Kafir 
tribes,  1849.) — Kaffir  war.  Return  to  an  order,  dated  24 
June,  1852  ;  for  Copy  “  of  the  treasury  minute  .  . .  of  Feb., 
1852,  directing  that  the  surplus  of  the  ordinary  grants 
. . .  for  army,  navy,  ordnance,  and  commissariat  services, 
is  to  be  applied  in  defraying  the  expenses  attendant 
upon  the  Kaffir  war  ...”  2  pp,  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 
Accts.  and  Papers,  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  Correspond.  .  .  . 
rel.  to  Kafir  tribes,  1849.) — Kafir  war.  Return  to  an  or¬ 
der,  dated  29  June,  1852 ;  for  Copies  “  of  a  treasury  minute 
...  of  June,  1852,  by  which  the  Commissioners  of  Audit 
were  directed  to  prepare  ...  an  account .  .  .  showing  the 
disposal  of  the  sum  of  £1,100,000,  voted  .  .  .  1848  for  .  .  . 
the  Kafir  war  ;  together  with  the  account  in  question  . . .” 
5  pp.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Cape  of 
Good  Hope,  Correspond.  .  .  .  rel.  to  Kafir  tribes,  1849.) — 
Kafir  war.  Return  to  an  order,  dated  26  July,  1858 ; 
for,  an  account  “  of  the  disposal  of  the  several  sums  voted 
.  .  .  in  .  .  .  1851-53,  for  .  .  .  expenses  occasioned  by  the 
Kafir  war,  amounting  to  £960,000,  and  the  surplus  .  .  .  re¬ 
maining.”  3pp.  (With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Pa¬ 
pers,  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  Correspond.  .  .  .  rel.  to  the  state 
of  the  Kafir  tribes  .  .  .  May  3,  1849.) — South  Africa 
(expenditure).  Return  to  an  address,  dated  4  March, 
1879;  for,  “Returns  for  each  of  the  years  ending  31  of 
March,  1871-79,  of  the  amount  expended  out  of  national 
funds  for  military  purposes  in  Natal,  the  Transvaal,  the 
Cape  of  Good  Hope,  and  generally  in  South  Africa.” 
1  p.  (  With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Further 
correspond,  of  South  Africa,  1879,  II.) — War  in  South 
Africa.  Statements  showing  the  services  to  which  the 
sums  of  £1,500,000  and  £3,000,000  required  for  the  war  in 
South  Africa,  will  probably  be  applicable.  2  pp.  (  With 
Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Further  cwrespond.  of 
South  Africa,  1879,  II.)— War  in  South  Africa.  1878-80. 
Votes  of  credit  for  £1,500,000  and  £3,000,000.  2  pp.  (  With 
Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Further  correspond,  of 
South  Africa,  1879,  II.) 

See  also  Accounts  ami  Papers  under  Parliament. 

Debates  and  Proceeding's. 

Authentic  report  of  the  debate  in  the  House 
of  Commons  on  the  6  and  7  of  May,  1793,  on 
Mr.  Grey’s  motion  for  a  reform  in  Parliament. 
London,  1793.  8°.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  11.)  3116 

—  Debates  during  the  thirteenth  Parliament 

of  Gt.  Britain,  commonly  called  the  unre¬ 
ported  Parliament .  .  .  Drawn  up  from  the 
original  MSS.  [of  Sir  Henry  Cavendish]  by 
J.  Wright,  1768-71.  London,  1841.  2  v.  8°. 

—3343 

—  Debates,  in  the  year  1774,  on  the  bill  for 

making  more  effectual  provision  for  the  gov¬ 
ernment  of  the  province  of  Quebec.  Drawn 
up  from  the  notes  of  Sir  Henry  Cavendish. 
Now  first  pub.  by  J.  Wright.  With  a  map  of 
Canada.  London,  1839.  8°.  4654 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  House  of  Commons 


1817 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  House  of  Commons 


-  Debates  on  the  Warwick  borough  bill,  and 

Leamington  petitions,  on  the  5,  6,  13,  and  26 
Feb. ;  and  5,  11,  12,  13,  and  26  March,  1834. 
Extracted  from  the  “Mirror  of  Parliament.” 
London,  1834.  8°.  (  With  Parkes,  J.,  Govern¬ 
ing  charter  of  Warwick.)  .2536 

-  Minutes  of  the  evidence  taken  at  the  bar 

of  the  House  of  Commons,  and  of  the  proceed¬ 
ings  of  the  House,  on  the  hearing  of  counsel 
on  the  second  reading  of  the  bill  for  inflicting 
certain  pains  and  penalties  on  Sir  Thos.  Rum- 
bold,  and  Peter  Perring.  London,  1783.  fo. 

4451 

-  Proceedings  and  debates  in  1620,  21.  Col¬ 
lected  by  a  member  .  .  .  and  now  pub.  from 
his  original  MS.,  in  the  library  of  Queen’s 
College,  Oxford.  With  an  appendix  [by 
Thos.  Tyrwhitt].  Oxford,  1766.  2  v.  8°. 

—4366 

-  Proceedings,  touching  the  impeachment  of 

Edward,  late  Earl  of  Clarendon,  Lord  High- 
Chancellour  of  England,  Anno  1667.  London, 
1700.  12°.  (  With  Termes  de  la  ley. )  1178 

-  Several  informations  of  John  Mac-Namarra, 

Maurice  Fitzgerrald,  and  James  Nash  :  relat¬ 
ing  to  the  horrid  popish  plot  in  Ireland  :  to¬ 
gether  with  the  resolutions  of  the  Commons 
in  Parliament,  upon  the  said  informations 
and  message  from  the  Lords  spiritual  and 
temporal  Parliament,  Thursday,  6  of  Jan., 
1680.  London,  1680.  fo.  (  With  Gt.  Brit.  H. 
of  C.  Votes,  1680. )  1552 

—  Declarations  expressing  their  reasons  for  annull¬ 
ing  the  ensuing  votes,  1648  .  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  5,  p.  167.) — Knight,  Sir  J.  Speech  in  the  Com¬ 
mons.  5  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  591.) — 
Sidley.  Sir  C.  Speech  in  the  House  of  Commons,  1691. 
2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  331.)— Time¬ 
serving  speech,  spoken  once  in  a  season,  hy  a  worthy 
member  of  Parliament.  8  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  6,  p.  466.) 

Sec  also  Debates  and  Proceedings  under  Parlia¬ 
ment. 

Journals. 

Journals,  1547-1839.  [London],  n.  d.  94  v. 
fo.  4461 

-  General  index  to  the  Journals  of  the  House 

of  Commons,  v.  1-92,  1547-1837.  [London], 
1785-1839.  8  v.  fo.  4441 

Reports  from  Committees. 

Committee  appointed  to  consider  how  His 
Majesty’s  navy  may  be  better  supplied  with 
timber.  Report,  with  an  appendix.  [London], 
1771.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C..,  Reports  from 
Committees,  v.  3. )  4451 

-  Committee  appointed  to  consider  the  state 

of  His  Majesty’s  land  forces  and  marines. 
Report,  with  an  appendix.  [London],  1746. 
fo.  ( Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Commit¬ 
tees,  v.  2.)  4451 

-  Committee  appointed  to  enquire  into  the 

manner  of  conducting  the  several  assay  of¬ 
fices.  Report,  with  an  appendix.  [London], 
1773.  fo.  ( Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from 
Committees,  v.  3. )  4451 


-  Committee  appointed  to  enquire  into  the 

nature,  state,  and  condition,  of  the  East  India 
Company,  and  of  the  British  affairs  in  the 
East  Indies.  First  [to]  fifth  Reports,  together 
with  appendixes,  referred  to  in  said  Reports. 
[London],  1772-73.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C. 
Reports  from  Committees,  v.  3. )  4451 

The  same.  First,  third,  and  fourth  Reports. 
London,  1773.  fo.  3441 

The  same.  Third,  fourth,  and  fifth  Re¬ 
ports.  [London],  1773.  fo.  (  With  Gt.  Brit. 
H.  of  C.  Com.  of  secrecy  ...  to  enquire  into 
.  .  .  E.  I.  Co.  Reports. )  3412 

-  Committee  appointed  to  enquire  into  the 

present  state  of  the  linen  trade  in  Gt.  Britain 
and  Ireland.  Report,  with  an  appendix. 
[London],  1773.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C. 
Reports  from  Committees,  v.  3. )  4451 

-  Committee  appointed  to  examine  Chris¬ 
topher  Layer,  and  others.  Report,  with  the 
appendixes.  [London],  1722.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit. 
H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  1-)  4451 

-  Committee  appointed  to  examine  into  .  .  . 

the  late  obstructions  to  the  execution  of  the 
orders  of  this  House.  Report,  with  an  ap¬ 
pendix.  [London],  1771.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit.  H. 
of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  3. )  4451 

-  Committee  appointed  to  examine  the  sev¬ 
eral  laws  in  being  relative  to  the  assize  of 
bread.  Report.  [London],  1772.  fo.  (Gt. 
Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  3. ) 

4451 

-  Committee  appointed  to  examine  .  .  .  the 

several  petitions  of  the  manufacturers  of,  and 
traders  and  dealers  in,  the  linen  manufactory. 
Report.  [London],  1751.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit.  H. 
of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  2. )  4451 

-  Committee  appointed  to  inquire  into  the 

frauds  and  abuses  in  the  customs.  Report. 
[London],  1733.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C. 
Reports  from  Committees,  v.  1. )  4451 

-  Committee  appointed  to  inquire  into  the 

management  and  application  of  money  col¬ 
lected  .  .  .  for  repairing  any  particular  high¬ 
way.  Report.  [London],  1765.  fo.  (Gt. 
Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  2. ) 

4451 

-  Committee  appointed  to  inquire  into  the 

original  standards  of  weights  and  measures 
in  this  kingdom.  Reports.  [London],  1758- 
59.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from 
Committees,  v.  2.)  4451 

- Committee  appointed  to  inquire  into  the 

state  and  condition  of  the  countries  adjoining 
to  Hudson’s  bay.  Report.  [London],  1749. 
fo.  ( Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Commit¬ 
tees,  v.  2. )  4451 

-  Committee  appointed  to  view  the  Cotto¬ 
nian  Library.  Report.  [London],  1732.  fo. 
(Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees, 
v.  1.)  4451 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  House  of  Commons 


1818 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  House  of  Commons 


—  Committee  for  receiving  information  con¬ 

cerning  the  popish  plot :  upon  the  complaint 
of  Mr.  Peter  Norris.  Report,  presented  to 
the  House  of  Commons,  upon  Thursday,  the 
9  day  of  Dec.,  1680.  London,  1680.  fo.  (  With 
Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Votes,  1680. )  1552 

—  Committee  of  secrecy.  Report.  London, 

1799.  8°.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  16.)  3116 

—  Committee  of  secrecy  appointed  to  enquire 

into  the  causes  of  the  war  in  the  Carnatic, 
and  of  the  condition  of  the  British  possessions 
in  those  parts.  Reports.  London,  1781-83. 
4  v.  fo.  4451 

—  Committee  of  secrecy  appointed  to  enquire 

into  the  state  of  the  East  India  Company. 
First  [to]  fourth  Reports.  London,  1773.  fo. 
( With  Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Com.  ...  to  enquire 
into  .  .  .  E.  I.  Co.  First,  third,  and  fourth  Re¬ 
ports.  )  3441 

The  same.  First  [to]  fifth,  seventh,  and 
eighth  Reports  [with  appendixes].  [London], 
1772-73.  fo.  3412 

The  same.  First  [to]  ninth  Reports  [with 
appendixes].  [London],  1772-73.  fo.  (Gt. 
Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  4. ) 

4451 

—  Committee  of  secrecy  appointed  to  exam¬ 

ine  several  books  and  papers  relating  to  the 
late  negotiations  of  peace  and  commerce. 
Report,  with  an  appendix.  [London],  1715. 
fo.  ( Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Commit¬ 
tees,  v.  1. )  4451 

—  Committee  on  the  petition  of  the  creditors 

of  the  Nabobs  of  Arcot.  Report.  [London], 
1806.  fo.  (  With  Gt.  Brit.  Commissioners  .  . . 
of  the  Carnatic,  Reports,  v.  1. )  3471 

—  Committee  on  the  petitions  of  certain  cred¬ 

itors  of  the  Nabob  of  the  Carnatic.  Report ; 
with  minutes  of  evidence  taken  before  the 
Committee;  and  an  appendix.  [London], 
1818.  fo.  (  With  Gt.  Brit.  Commissioners  .  .  . 
of  the  Carnatic,  Reports,  v.  2.)  3471 

—  Committee  to  consider  the  petition  of 

Richard  Thompson  of  Bristol,  Clei’k ;  and  to 
examine  complaints  against  him.  Report ; 
and  the  resolutions  of  the  Commons  in  Par¬ 
liament  upon  this  report,  for  his  impeach¬ 
ment,  of  high  -crimes  and  misdemeanors, 
Friday,  Dec.  24,  1680.  London,  1680.  fo. 
(  With  Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Votes,  1680.)  1552 

—  Committee  to  whom  all  the  books,  instru¬ 

ments,  and  papers,  relating  to  the  sale  of  the 
estate  of  James,  late  Earl  of  Derwentwater, 
were  referred.  Report.  [London,  1732.]  fo. 
(Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees, 
v.  1.)  4451 

—  Committee  to  whom  the  book,  intituled, 
Report,  plans,  and  estimates,  for  fortifying 
Milford  haven,  by  Lt.-Col.  Bastide,  was  re¬ 
ferred.  Report.  [London],  1758.  fo.  (Gt. 
Brit.  II.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  2. ) 

4451 


-  Committee  to  whom  the  petition  of  several 

gentlemen  farmers  .  .  .  breeders,  and  feeders 
of  sheep  in  the  county  of  Lincoln,  was  re¬ 
ferred.  Report.  [London],  1755.  fo.  (Gt. 
Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  2. ) 

4451 

-  Committee  to  whom  the  petition  of  the 

church  wardens  ...  of  St.  Giles  in  the  fields, 
the  liberty  of  Saffron-hill .  .  .  and  also  the 
petition  of  His  Majesty’s  justices  of  the  peace 
for  Middlesex  were  referred.  Report.  [Lon¬ 
don],  1737.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports 
from  Committees,  v.  2. )  4451 

-  Committee  to  whom  the  petition  of  the 

commissioners  for  the  General  Assembly  of 
the  Church  of  Scotland ;  and  also  the  petition 
of  James,  Earl  of  Morton,  and  others  .  .  .  were 
referred.  Report.  [London],  1751.  fo.  (Gt. 
Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  2.) 

4451 

- Committee  to  whom  the  petition  of  the 

merchants  .  .  .  dealers  in,  and  manufacturers 
of,  linens,  threads,  and  tapes  . . .  was  referred. 
Report.  [London],  1744.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit.  H. 
of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  2. )  4451 

-  Committee  to  whom  the  petition  of  the 

proprietors  of  the  Charitable  Corporation,  for 
relief  of  industrious  poor,  by  assisting  them 
with  small  sums  upon  pledges  at  legal  inter¬ 
est,  was  referred.  Reports,  with  the  append¬ 
ixes.  [London],  1732-33.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit.  H. 
of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  1. )  4451 

-  Committee  to  whom  the  petition  of  the 

proprietors  of  the  stock  of  the  Governor  and 
Company  for  raising  the  Thames  water  in 
York  buildings,  was  referred.  Reports. 
[London],  1732-35.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C. 
Reports  from  Committees,  v.  1. )  4451 

- -  Committee  to  whom  the  petitions  concern¬ 
ing  the  harbours  of  Rye  and  Dover  were  re¬ 
ferred.  Report.  [London],  1757.  fo.  (Gt. 
Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  2. ) 

4451 

-  London’s  flames  reviv’d  ;  or,  an  account  of 

the  several  informations  exhibited  to  a  Com¬ 
mittee  appointed  ...  to  enquire  into  the  burn¬ 
ing  of  London.  With  .  .  .  other  informations 
.  .  .  By  all  which  it  appears,  that  the  said 
fires  were  contrived,  and  carried  on  by  the 
papists.  London,  1689.  sq.  8°.  ( With  Ford, 

S.,  Conflagratio  Londinensis.)  1528 

-  Report  upon  the  petitions  relating  to  the 

manufacture  of  hats.  [London],  1752.  fo. 

(Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees , 
v.  2.)  4451 

-  Reports  from  Committees,  1715-73.  [  Lon¬ 
don],  n.  d.  4  v.  fo.  4451 

Contents.  Report  relative  to  the  manner  of  conduct¬ 
ing  assay  ollices,  v.  3.— Report  relative  to  the  assize  of 
bread,  v.  3. — Reports  relating  to  the  charitable 
corporation,  v.  1.— Report  relating  to  the  ("ottoman 
l.ibrary.  v.  1.— Report  on  petitions  from  St.  Giles’s, 
and  other." parishes  in  Middlesex,  relating  to  county 


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rates,  v.  2.— Report  relating  to  the  sale  of  the  Earl  of 
Dcrwentwater's  estate,  v.  1.— First  to  fifth  reports 
on  the  nature,  state,  and  condition,  of  the  East  India 
Company,  v.  3.— First  to  ninth  reports  from  the  Com¬ 
mittee  of  secrecy  appointed  to  enquire  into  the  state  of 
the  East  India  Company,  v.  4.— Report  relating  to 
frauds  in  the  customs,  v.  1.— Report  relating  to  the 
manufacture  of  hats,  v.  2. — Report  relating  to  the 
Hudson's  Kay  Company,  v.  2. — Report  relating  to 
the  land  forces  and  marines,  v.  2.— Report  relating  to 
Christopher  Layer,  and  others,  v.  1. — Report  relative  to 
the  linen  trade  in  Gt.  Britain  and  Ireland,  v.  3.— Re¬ 
port  relating  to  chequed  and  striped  linens,  v.  2. — 
Report  relating  to  linens,  threads,  and  tapes,  v.  2. — Re¬ 
port  relating  to  Milford  haven,  v.  2.— Report  relating 
to  ministers,  etc.,  in  Scotland,  v.  2. — Report  relating 
to  the  obstructions  to  the  execution  of  the  orders  of 
the  House,  v.  3.— Report  relating  to  turnpike  roads, 
v.  2.— Report  relating  to  Rye  harbour,  v.  2. — Report 
from  Committee  of  secrecy,  v.  1. — Report  relating  to 
breeding  and  feeding  of  sheep,  v.  2. — Report  on  the 
means  of  supplying  His  Majesty’s  navy  with  timber, 
v.  3. — Reports  relating  to  weights  and  measures, 
v.  2. — Reports  relating  to  the  York  Buildings  Com¬ 
pany,  v.  1. 

—  Reports  from  Committees,  1715-1801.  [Lon¬ 
don],  1803-06.  15  v.  in  16,  fo.  4451 

Contents.  Carnatic  war,  1781-82,  v.  7,  8. — East  In¬ 
dia,  1772-73,  v.  3.— East  Indies,  1772-73;  81-83,  v.  4-8.— 
Finance,  1797-98 ;  with  proceedings  and  measures  of 
government  thereon,  1798-1803  :  and  index  to  the  whole, 
v.  12,  13.— Port  of  London,  with  engravings,  v.  14, 
pts.  1,  2.— Poor,  1774-1802,  v.  9. — Provisions,  1774-1802, 
v.  9. — State  of  the  public  records  of  the  kingdom,  v.  15. 
—Miscellaneous  reports,  1793-1802,  v.  14.— Miscellaneous 
subjects,  1715-35;  38-65;  71-73;  82-99;  85-1801,  v.  1-3, 
10.  11. 

- Supplement.-  [London],  1804-37.  9  v. 

fo. 

Contents.  Abstract  of  the  returns  of  charitable 
donations  .  .  .  made  by  the  ministers  and  church¬ 
wardens  of  the  several  parishes  and  townships  in  Eng¬ 
land  and  Wales,  1786-88,  v.  1,  2. — Bengal,  also ;  Fort  St. 
George  and  Bombay  papers  .  .  .  from  the  East  India  Co. 
relative  to  the  Marhatta  war  in  1803,  v.  4. — Abstract 
of  the  answers  and  returns  made  pursuant  to  ...  “  An 
act  for  procuring  returns  relative  to  the  expence  and 
maintenance  of  the  poor  in  England,  v.  3.— General 
report  to  the  King  in  Council  from  the  Board  of  Com¬ 
missioners  on  the  public  records;  with  an  appendix 
and  index,  v.  8.— Reports  from  the  Commissioners  ap¬ 
pointed  to  execute  the  measures  recommended  .  .  .  re¬ 
specting  the  public  records  of  the  kingdom,  1800-19, 
v.  6,  7,  and  appendix.— Reports  of  the  Surveyor  Gen¬ 
eral  of  H.  M.  land  revenue,  v.  5. 

- General  index.  [London],  1803.  fo. 

—  Select  Committee  appointed  to  inquire 

into  the  petitions  respecting  the  last  return 
for  the  borough  of  Warwick,  upon  which  the 
reports  of  15  May,  and  22  July,  1833,  were 
founded,  Abstract  of  evidence  before.  Lon¬ 
don,  1834.  8°.  ( With  Parkes,  J.,  Governing 

charter  of  Warwick.)  .2536 

—  Select  Committee  on  depreciation  of  silver. 

Report ;  together  with  the  proceedings  of  the 
Committee,  minutes  of  evidence,  and  an  ap¬ 
pendix.  [London],  1876.  fo.  — 1392 

—  Select  Committee  on  the  affairs  of  the  East 

India  Company.  Fifth  Report.  London,  1812. 
8°.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  35.)  3126 

The  same.  Madras,  1883.  2  v.  8°.  3414 

Contents.  Bengal  presidency,  v.  1.— Madras 
presidency,  v.  2. 

Vol.  III. -228. 


-  Select  Committee  on  the  affairs  of  the  East 

India  Company.  Report,  with  minutes  of 
evidence  .  .  .  and  an  appendix  and  index. 
London,  1832.  7  v.  in  8,  fo.  3311 

-  Select  Committee  on  the  Hudson’s  Bay 

Company.  Report ;  together  with  the  pro¬ 
ceedings  of  the  Committee,  minutes  of  evi¬ 
dence,  appendix,  and  index.  [London,  1857.] 
fo.  1621 

-  Select  Committee  ...  to  examine  and  state 

the  several  accounts,  and  other  papers  .  .  .  re¬ 
lating  to  the  public  income  and  expenditure 
.  .  .  1786,  91.  Report.  London.  1786-91.  2  v. 

in  1,  8°.  —3306 

- Trotter,  C.  Principles  of  currency  and 

exchange  applied  to  the  report  of  the  Select 
Committee  of  the  House  of  Commons  appoint¬ 
ed  to  inquire  into  the  high  price  of  gold  bul¬ 
lion.  1810.  {Pamphlets,  v .  24.)  3126 

- Fowler,  H.  H.  Committee  of  supply.  6  pp.  ( Con- 

temp .  Rev.  v.  55,  1889,  p.  317.) 

Votes. 

Declaration,  expressing  their  reasons  for 
the  adnulling  and  vacating  of  these  ensuing 
votes.  London,  1648.  sm.  4°.  {Pamphlets : 
Charles  I,  v.  9. )  4555 

-  Votes,  perused  and  signed,  to  be  printed 

according  to  the  order  of  the  House  of  Com¬ 
mons,  by  me,  Wm.  Williams,  Speaker.  Lon¬ 
don,  1680.  fo.  1552 

-  War  in  South  Africa,  1878-80.  Votes  of  credit  for 

£1,500,000  and  £3,000,000.  2  pp.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 

Accts.  and  Papers,  Further  correspond,  of  South  Africa , 
1879,  II.) — Votes  of  Parliament,  14  March,  1648.  3  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  29.) 

Great  Britain,  House  of  Commons. 

Works  about  the  House  of  Commons. 

Calamy,  E.  Gods  free  mercy  to  England. 
Presented  ...  in  a  sermon  preached  before 
the  .  .  .  House  of  Commons  .  .  .  Feb.  23,  1641. 
1642.  {Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

-  Charles  I,  King  of  Gt.  Britain.  His  Maj¬ 
esties  gracious  message  sent  to  His  Commons 
House  of  Parliament,  Dec.  19,  1642.  1642. 

{Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

-  Charles  II,  King  of  Gt.  Britain.  His  Maj¬ 
esties  gracious  message  to  the  Commons  in 
Parliament,  Jan.  4,  1680-81.  1680.  {With  Gt. 

Brit.  H.  of  C.,  Votes,  1680.)  1552 

- Complaint  to  the  House  of  Commons,  and 

resolution  taken  up  by  the  free  Protestant 
subjects  of  the  cities  of  London  and  West¬ 
minster,  and  the  counties  adjacent.  1642. 
{Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  4.)  4555 

-  Corbet,  E.  Gods  providence  :  a  sermon 

preached  before  the  .  .  .  House  of  Commons 
.  .  .  Dec.  28,  1642.  1642.  ( Pamphlets  :  Charles 

I,  v.  3. )  4555 

-  Fairfax,  T.,  3  Baron  Fairfax,  and  others. 

Humble  proposals  and  desires,  in  order  to  a 
speedy  prosecution  of  justice,  and  the  settle¬ 
ment  formerly  propounded  by  them.  1648. 
{Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  9.)  4555 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  House  of  Commons  1820  GREAT  BRITAIN,  House  of  Commons 


—  Goode,  W.  Discoverie  of  a  publique  spirit : 

presented  in  a  sermon  before  the  House  of 
Commons  .  .  .  March  26,  1645.  1645.  ( Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I ,  v.  7. )  4555 

—  Hatsell,  J.  Precedents  of  proceedings 
in  the  House  of  Commons.  1796,  4  v.  — 3322 

—  Humble  acknowledgement,  and  petition 

of  divers  inhabitants,  in,  and  about  the  citie 
of  London.  Presented  to  the  .  .  .  Commons 
of  England.  1646.  ( Pamphlets  :  Charles  I, 
v.  7. )  4555 

—  Humble  answer  of  the  General  Councel 

officers  of  the  army  ...  to  the  demands  of  the 
.  .  .  Commons  of  England  .  .  .  concerning  the 
late  securing  or  secluding  of  some  members 
thereof.  1648.  ( Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  10. ) 

4555 

—  Humble  petition  of  the  peacefull,  obe¬ 

dient,  and  honest  Protestants  of  this  king- 
dome,  presented  unto  the  House  of  Commons. 
1642.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  4. )  4555 

—  Kingdomes  briefe  answer  to  the  late 

declaration  of  the  House  of  Commons,  Eeb. 
11,  1647,  touching  the  reasons  of  their  no 
further  addresses  to  the  King.  1648.  ( Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  9. )  4555 

—  Leycestershires  petition  .  .  .  presented 

to  the  House  of  Commons  upon  Saturday,  be¬ 
ing  the  15  of  Jan.,  1641.  1642.  (Pamphlets : 

Charles  I ,  v.  3. )  4555 

—  Lightfoot,  J.  Elias  redivivus  :  a  sermon 

preached  before  the  House  of  Commons, 
March  29,  1643.  1643.  (Pamphlets  :  Charles  I, 

v.  5. )  4555 

—  Manifesto  of  the  Polish  nation  to  Europe 

.  .  .  and  address  of  the  Polish  refugees  in 
France  to  the  British  House  of  Commons. 
1832.  (  With  Hill,  R.,  Home  colonies. )  3155 

—  Marshall,  S.  Meroz  cursed  :  a  sermon 

preached  to  the  House  of  Commons  .  .  .  Feb. 
23,  1641.  1645.  ( Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  7. ) 

4555 

—  Prynne,  W.  Case  of  the  old  secured, 

secluded,  and  now  excluded  members,  briefly 
and  truly  stated ;  for  their  own  vindication. 
1660.  ( Commonwealth  tracts,  v.  2. )  4555 

Note.— Also  in  Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  544. 

- Declaration  of  the  officers  and  armies 

illegall,  injurious  proceedings  and  practises 
against  the  XI  impeached  members.  [Anon.] 
1647.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  8.)  4555 

- Full  declaration  of  the  true  state  of 

the  secluded  members  case.  [Anon.]  1660. 

( Commonwealth  tracts,  v.  2. )  4555 

- Full  vindication  and  answer  of  the  XI 

accused  members.  1647.  (Pamphlets :  Charles 
I,  v.  8. )  4555 

—  Reyner,  W.  Babylons  ruining- earthquake 

and  the  restauration  of  Zion  :  a  sermon  before 
the  House  of  Commons  .  .  .  Aug.  28,  1644. 
1644.  ( Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  6.)  4555 


-  Scudder,  H.  Gods  warning  to  England 

by  the  voyce  of  His  rod  :  a  sermon  preached 
.  .  .  before  the  House  of  Commons  .  .  .  Oct.  30, 
1644.  1644.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  6.)  4555 

-  Strickland,  J.  Gods  work  of  mercy,  in 

Sions  misery :  a  sermon  preached  before  the 
House  of  Commons  .  .  .  Dec.  27,  1643.  1644. 

( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  6.)  4555 

- — -  Suckling,  Sir  J.  Coppy  of  a  letter  writ¬ 
ten  to  the  lower  House  of  Parliament  touch¬ 
ing  divers  grievances  ...  of  the  state.  [Anon.] 
1641.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  1.)  4555 

Note. — Also  in  Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  4.  p.  105. 

-  Vines,  R.  Authours,  nature,  and  danger 

of  haeresie :  a  sermon  preached  before  the 
House  of  Commons  .  .  .  tenth  of  March,  1646. 

1647.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  8.)  4555 

- Calebs  integrity  in  following  the  Lord 

fully,  in  a  sermon  preached  .  .  .  before  the 
House  of  Commons  .  .  .  Nov.  30,  1642.  1642. 
(Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

-  Wilson,  T.  Jerichoes  down-fall :  a  ser¬ 
mon  preached  .  .  .  before  the  House  of  Com¬ 
mons  .  .  .  Sept.  28,  1642.  1643.  (Pamphlets : 

Charles  I,  v.  5. )  4555 

-  Adis,  H.  Fanatick’s  address  to  the  king  [Charles  II], 

and  his  Peers  and  Commons.  9  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  7,  p.  259.)— IS.,  P.  Priviledges  of  the  House  of 
Commons  in  Parliament.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll  of 
tracts,  v.  4,  p.  134.)— Balfour,  A.  J.  The  new  House  of 
Commons  and  the  Irish  question.  11pp.  (TV.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  155,  1892,  p.  641.)  —  Broad  hurst,  H.,  and  others. 
Ideas  of  the  new  voters.  19  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37, 
1885,  p.  149.)  —  Charles  I,  King  of  Gt.  Britain.  The 
king’s  demand  of  the  House  of  Commons  concerning 
those  members  who  were  accused  of  high  treason.  3  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  4,  p.344.) — Remonstrance 
of  the  commons  of  England  to  the  House  of  Com¬ 
mons.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  4,  p.  519. ) — 
Beeline  of  the  House  of  Commons.  10  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  665.)— Ecce  !  The  new  testa¬ 
ment  of  our  Lords  and  Saviours  the  House  of  Commons, 

1648.  5  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  61.) — 
Grey,  H.  G.,  3  Earl  Grey.  House  of  Commons.  30  pp. 

( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  15,  1884,  p.  507.) — Ilarley,  R.  Vindi¬ 
cation  of  the  rights  of  the  Commons.  5  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  276.)— Herbert,,  H.  A.  House  of 
Representatives  and  House  of  Commons.  13  pp.  (N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  158,  1894,  p.  257.)— House  of  Commons  as 
it  is.  28  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  163,  1886,  p.  520.)— Inside 
the  House.  14  pp.  ( Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  61,  1890, 
pp.  395,  473.)—  Jennings,  L.  J.  Behind  the  scenes  in 
Parliament.  14  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  59,  1891,  p.  55.) — 
Geclty,  W.  E.  H.  Conservatism  of  the  British  democ¬ 
racy.  17  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  164,  1897,  p.  216.) — Lesion's 
new  paper  to  the  House  of  Commons.  5  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  264.)— Maxwell,  H.  E.  A  country 
member’s  moan.  12  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  148,  1890, 
p.  32.)— Morjgan,  G.  O.  “The  House  was  still  sitting 
when  we  went  to  press.”  6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22, 
1887,  p.  127.) — New'  House  of  Commons.  22  pp. 
(Edin.  Rev.  v.  164,  1886,  p.  575.) — 1‘algrave,  Sir  R.  F.  D. 
House  of  Representatives  and  House  of  Commons. 
13  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  161,  1895,  p.  740.)— Pemberton, 
E.  L.  Private  bill  legislation.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  38,  1885,  p.  228.) — Nature  of  the  powers  and  proceed¬ 
ings  of  the  Lords  and  Commons  on  impeachments. 
18  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  294. )—  Declara¬ 
tions  from  the  Prince  of  Wales  concerning  the  ille¬ 
gal  proceedings  of  the  Commons  of  England,  1648.  2  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  5,  p.  252.)— Rogers,  J.  E.  T. 


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GREAT  BRITAIN,  House  of  Commons 


Confessions  of  a  metropolitan  member.  14  pp.  ( Con- 
temp .  Rev.  v.  51,  1887,  p.  681.) — Itonc,  C.  J.  Payment  of 
members  and  colonial  corruption.  14  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  64,  1883,  p.  190.)— Stanley,  H.  E.  J.,  3  Baron  Stan¬ 
ley  of  Alderley.  The  House  of  Commons  and  the  church. 
6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.777.) — Taylor,  H. 
House  of  Representatives  and  House  of  Commons.  10  pp. 
( N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  159,  1894,  p.  225.)— 1 Trad II,  H.  D.  House 
of  Commons.  9  pp.  ( Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  51,  1885,  p.  29.) 
— Wendt,  G.  Englisches  Haus  der  Gemeinen.  21  pp. 
(Eng.  studien,  v.  13,  1889,  p.  445.) 

See  also  Groat  Britain,  Parliament ;  Politics. 

Great  Britain,  House  of  Commons,  Election. 
Grego,  J.  History  of  Parliamentary  elec¬ 
tions  and  electioneering  in  the  old  days.  1886. 

—2325 

-  Lely,  J.  M.,  and  Foulkes,  W.  D.  I.  Parli¬ 
amentary  election  acts  for  England  and 
Wales.  1885.  -  2323 

- Some  advertisements  for  the  new  election  of  bur¬ 
gesses  for  the  House  of  Commons,  1645.  6  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  5,  p.  62.)— Arsiold,  R.  A.  Is  this  the 
bill?  5  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1884,  p.  589. )— Before 
and  after  the  ballot.  14  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  129, 
1881,  p.  45.)— Bompas,  H.  M.  Lord  Salisbury  and  re¬ 
distribution.  4  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  46,  1884,  p.  714.) — 
Burt,  T.  Labour  in  Parliament.  14  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  55,  1889,  p.  678.)— Buxton,  S.  C.  Corrupt  practices 
bill.  22  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  39,  1881,  p.  758.)— Carlyle, 
T.  An  election  to  the  Long  Parliament.  26  pp.  (Crit. 
and  miscel.  essays,  v.  3,  p.435:  Works,  v.  17.) — Consid¬ 
erations  for  competitors  and  electors  of  representa¬ 
tives  in  Parliament.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  13,  p.  25.) — Corrupt  practices  bill.  12  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  134,  1883,  p.  728. )— Courtney,  L.,  and 
others.  Redistribution  by  different  lights.  29  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885,  p.  26.)— Courtney,  W.  P.  Cost  of 
the  general  election  of  1880.  21  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  29,  1881,  p.  467.) — Dilke,  Sir  C.  W.  Election  trials. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  163,  1896,  p.573.) — Brake,  N.  Some  con¬ 
siderations  relating  to  all  future  elections  of  members 
to  serve  in  Parliament,  1702.  14  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  12,  p.  198.) — Electoral  reform,  electoral 
bribery  :  the  ballot.  14  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  59, 1881, 
p.  443.) — Extension  of  the  franchise.  34  pp.  (Edin. 
Rev.  v.  123,  1866,  p.  263.) — The  Lords  and  the  franchise 
bill.  24  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  66,  1884,  p.  448.) — 
Franchise  bill  unmasked.  18  pp.  ( Blackwood's 
Mag.  v.  136,  1884,  p.  524.)— Freeholder’s  choice;  or, 
a  letter  of  advice  concerning  elections.  3  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  219.)— Gorst,  J.  E.  Elections  of 
the  future.  10  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  34,  1883,  p.  690.) — 
Grey,  A.  Proportional  versus  majority  representation. 
30  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  16,  1884,  p.  935.) — If  ay  ward, 
R.  B.  Proportional  representation.  12  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  15,  1884,  p.  293.)— Katscher,  L.  Charles  Brad- 
laugh  und  die  Norththampton-frage.  12  pp.  ( Unsere 
Zeit,  1886,  v.  2,  p.  89.) — Eathbury,  D.  C.  Atheists  in 
Parliament.  9  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  30,  1881,  p.  671.) — 
Eewis,  C.  E.  Election  prospects  of  the  Conservatives. 
6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  273.)— Macaulay, 
T.  B.,  1  Baron  Macaulay.  Edinburgh  election,  1839. 
(May  29, 1839.)  24  pp.  (Speeches  and  poems,  v.  1,  p.  206.) 
— Exclusion  of  judges  from  the  House  of  Commons 
(June  1,  1853).  20  pp.  (Speeches  and  poems,  v.  2,  p.  104.) 
— Mackworth,  Sir  H.  Abstract  of  a  treatise  entitled 
“  Free  Parliaments.”  8  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  12,  p.  580.)— Memorable  case  of  Denzil  Onslow,  touch¬ 
ing  his  election  at  Haselmere,  1681.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  270.)— Political  education  of 
the  country  voter.  13  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1886, 
p.  36.) — Prospects  of  the  coming  election.  6  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1886,  p.  855.)— Redistribution 
and  representative  democracy.  38  pp.  ( Quart.  Rev. 
v.  158,  1884,  p.  229.)— Redistribution  in  England. 
9  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  50,  1884,  p.  241.)— Redistri¬ 
bution  of  seats.  25  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  161,  1885, 


p.  272;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  159,  1885,  p.  220.)— Observation  con¬ 
cerning  the  regulating  of  elect  ions  for  Parliament, 
found  among  the  Earl  of  Shaftesbury’s  papers.  7  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  396.)— Reprcscnta- 
tion  and  misrepresentation.  29  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  65, 1884,  p.  392.)— Representative  of  London  and 
Westminster  in  Parliament,  examined  and  considered, 
1702.  17  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  12,  p.  399.) — 
Sliaw-Eefevre,  G.  J.,  and  Hare,  T.  Representation 
and  misrepresentation.  21  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37, 
1835,  p.  202.) — Smith,  J.  P.  Parliamentary  reform: 
minority  representation.  13  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  65, 
1884,  p.  163.)— Wilkinson,  E.  T.  The  new  bribery  act 
and  the  York  election.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  15, 
1884,  p.  123.) 

Great  Britain,  House  of  Commons,  History. 
Grant,  J.  Random  recollections  of  the 
House  of  Commons,  from  1830  to  the  close  of 
1835.  1837.  —1357 

- Two  lists  showing  the  alterations  that  have  been 

made  in  the  House  of  Commons  from  the  beginning  of 
the  reign  of  King  Henry  VIII,  to  the  end  of  that  of 
King  James  I,  and  in  the  House  of  Peers  from  the  ac¬ 
cession  of  James  I  to  this  time,  1719.  13  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  742.) — Bagehot,  W.  History  of 
the  unreformed  Parliament,  and  its  lessons.  57  pp. 
(TForfcs,  v.  4,  p.  369.)— Forty  years  of  Parliament. 
11  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1884,  p.  787.)— Record  of 
some  worthie  proceedings :  in  the  .  .  .  House  of  Com¬ 
mons,  1611.  20  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  2, 

p.  148.) — T.,  D.  True  and  just  account  of  what  was 
transacted  in  the  Commons  when  D.  Jenkins,  and  Sir  F. 
Butler  were  voted  guilty  of  high  treason.  4  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  5,  p.  128.) 

See  also  History  under  Parliament. 

Great  Britain,  House  of  Commons,  Procedure. 

Baumann,  A.  A.  Conduct  of  business  during  the 
present  session.  11  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  44,  1888, 
p.  313.)— Contest  for  the  union.  26  pp.  (Edin.  Rev. 
v.  165,  1887,  p.  562.)— Dillwyn.  L.  L.  Procedure  of  the 
House  of  Commons.  9  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  47,  1885, 
p.  761.) — Fowler,  H.  H.  Public  business  in  the  House 
of  Commons.  9  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885,  p.  69.) 
— Gill,  T.  P.  A  Parliament  or  a  Congress?  16  pp.  (Con¬ 
temp.  Rev.  Jv.  53,  1888,  p.  757.)— House  of  Commons 
foiled.  18  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  172,  1890,  p.282.)  —  In 
Parliament.  6  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1887, 
p.  939.) — Eowe,  R.,  1  Viscount  Sherbrooke.  Business  in 
the  House  of  Commons.  10  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  9, 

1881,  p.  727.)— Morgan.  G.  O.  Chaos  in  the  House  of 
Commons.  9  pp.  (Con%np.  Rev.  v.  55,  1889,  p.  148.) — 
Nortlicote,  H.  S.,  1  Earl  of  Iddesleigh.  Procedure  in 
the  House  of  Commons.  6  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  145, 
1889,  p.  882.) — Parliamentary  procedure.  10  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1886,  p.  260;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  62, 

1882,  p.  493. )  —  Parliamentary  procedure:  questions. 
14  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  171,  1890,  p.  253.) — Plimsoll,  S. 
Parliamentary  procedure.  9  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  40, 
1886,  p.  712.) — Powell.  Sir  G.  S.  B.  Obstruction  and  its 
cure.  7  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  45,  1889,  p.  413.) — Rogers, 
J.  E.  T.  Procedure  of  the  House  of  Commons.  16  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  41,  1882,  p.  503. )— Rogers,  J.  G.  Chat¬ 
ter  versus  work  in  Parliament.  16  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  16,  1884,  p.  396.)— Work  of  the  House  of  Com¬ 
mons.  33  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  171,  1890,  p.  532.) 

Great  Britain,  House  of  Commons,  Reform. 
Authentic  report  of  the  debate  in  the 
House  of  Commons  on  the  6  and  7  of  May, 
1793,  on  Mr.  Grey’s  motion  for  a  reform  in 
Parliament.  1793.  {Pamphlets,  11.)  3116 

-  Bagehot,  W.  Essays  on  Parliamentary 

reform.  1883.  — 1358 

-  Heaton,  W.  Three  reforms  of  Parlia¬ 
ment  :  a  history,  1830-85.  1885.  — 2325 


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1822 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  House  of  Lords 


-  Lambton,  J.  G.,  1  Earl  of  Durham.  Speech, 

on  the  enfranchisement  of  the  metropolitan 
districts,  in  the  committee  on  the  reform  bill 
in  the  House  of  Lords.  1832.  (  With  Hill,  R., 
Home  colonies.)  3155 

-  Macaulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron  Macaulay. 

Speeches  on  Parliamentary  reform,  in  1831, 
32.  1854.  —1325 

-  Plan  for  the  reform  of  Parliament  on 

constitutional  principles.  1816.  ( Pamphlets , 

v.  40.)  3126 

-  Wyvill,  C.  Political  papers,  chiefly  re¬ 
specting  the  attempt  of  the  county  of  York, 
and  other  considerable  districts,  commenced 
in  1779  ...  to  effect  a  reformation  of  the  Par¬ 
liament  of  Gt.  Britain,  n.  d.  3  v.  2534 

-  Arnold,  R.  A.  Parliamentary  reform.  15  pp.  (Fortn. 

Rev.  n.  s.  v.  35,  1884,  p.  175.) — Bageliot,  W.  History  of 
the  unreformed  Parliament  and  its  lessons.  57  pp. 
(  Works,  v.  4,  p.  369.)— Lord  Althorp  and  the  reform  act 
of  1832.  43  pp.  ( Works,  v.  3,  p.  307.)— Parliamentary  re¬ 
form.  77  pp.  (  Works,  v.  4,  p.  291.) — Coming  reform. 
27  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  159,  1884,  p.  560.) — Curtis,  G.  B. 
Will  the  new  rules  work?  6  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33, 
1883,  p.  19.) — Bicey,  A.  V.  Reform  act  of  1832  and  its 
critics.  16  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33,  1883,  p.  116.) — 
Dunckley,  H.  Two  political  centenaries.  21pp.  (Con- 
temp.  Rev.  v.  55,  1889,  p.  52.)— Fowle,  T.  W.  Third  re¬ 
form  bill — why  delay  it?  10  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33, 
1883,  p.  171.)— Frisby,  A.  Next  reform  bill.  14  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  32,  1882,  p.  241.)—  Gavard,  C.  R6- 
forme  dlectorale  en  Angleterre.  19  pp.  (Correspondant, 
n.  s.  v.  102, 1885,  p.  38.)— Grey,  C.,  2  Earl  Grey.  Authentic 
copy  of  a  petition  praying  for  a  reform  in  Parliament, 
presented  to  the  House  of  Commons,  6  May,  1793.  14  pp. 
(Pamphlets,  v.  16.) — Jubilee  of  the  first  reform  act. 
50  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  62,  1882,  p.425;  v.  63,  1883, 
p.  205.)— Macaulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron  Macaulay.  Parlia¬ 
mentary  reform.  103  pp.  (Speeches  and  poems,  v.  1, 
pp.  19,  40,  59,  78,  92,  115.)  —  The  people’s  charter  (May  3, 
1842).  16  pp.  (Speeches  and  poems,  v.  1,  p.  310.) — Parla- 
inentsreforni  in  England.  19  pp.  (Deutsch.  rund- 
schau,  v.  43,  1885,  p.  55.)— Parliamentary  reform. 
33  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  159,  1884,  p.  264.) — Powell,  Sir 
G.  S.  B.  Cloture  for  the  English  House  of  Commons. 
8  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  42.  1882,  p.  544.)— Ratlibone, 
W.  Reform  in  Parliamentary  business.  18  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  29,  1881,  p.  170.)— Reform  bill  and  the 
House  of  Lords.  31  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  160,  1884,  p.  566.) 
— Smit  It,  J.  P.  Parliamentary  reform  :  minority  repre¬ 
sentation.  13  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  65, 1884,  p.  163.)— 
Taxation  and  representation  under  the  new  re¬ 
form  bill.  15  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  135,  1884,  p.  794.) 
— Three  reform  bills.  29  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  161,  1885. 
p.  570.) 

Great  Britain,  House  of  Commons,  Registers. 

Mair,  R.  H.  (Ed.)  Debrett’s  House  of 
Commons.  1887.  2786 

-  ltarttelot,  Sir  W.  B.  Extract  from  the  return  of 

members  of  Parliament,  1290-1702.  8  pp.  (Sussex 

Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  30,  1880,  p.  190.)— Kelly  and  t'o. 
(Pubs.)  House  of  Commons.  8  pp.  (In  their  Handb.  to 
the  titled  classes  for  1891,  p.  20;  for  1895,  96,  97,  p.  30.) 
—List  of  the  Parliament  appointed  to  meet  at  West¬ 
minster  Feb.  6,  1700.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  11,  p.  236.) — Klenning,  A.  H.  Return  of  the  mem¬ 
bers  of  Parliament  for  the  county  and  boroughs  of 
Sussex.  153  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  30,  1880, 
p.  161 ;  V.  31,  1881,  p.  95 ;  v.  32,  1882,  p.  141 ;  v.  33,  1883, 
p.  69;  v.  35,  1887,  p.  127.)— True  list  of  the  knights, 
citizens,  and  burgesses,  summoned  by  the  Prince  of 


Orange,  to  meet  at  Westminster,  Jan.  22,  1688-89.  10  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  6.) 

See  also  Reg  isters  under  Parliament. 

Note.—' The  names  of  members  of  the  House  of  Com¬ 
mons  from  1867-98  can  be  found  in  British  almanac 
and  Whitaker.  J.,  Almanack,  for  these  years. 

Great  Britain,  House  of  Lords. 

Tryal  of  Dr.  Henry  Sacheverell  for  high 
crimes  and  misdemeanors  ;  upon  an  impeach¬ 
ment.  London,  1710.  fo.  ( With  Letters  to 
the  three  absolvers. )  — 2312 

-  Tryal  of  George,  Earl  of  Wintoun,  upon 

the  articles  of  impeachment  of  high  treason 
exhibited  against  him.  London,  1716.  fo. 
( With  Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  L.  Whole  proceeding  to 
judgment. )  — 2312 

-  Tryal  of  Robert,  Earl  of  Oxford  and  Earl 

Mortimer,  upon  the  impeachment  .  .  .  ex¬ 
hibited  against  him  for  high  treason,  and 
other  high  crimes  and  misdemeanours.  Lon¬ 
don,  1717.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  L. 
Whole  proceeding  to  judgment. )  — 2312 

-  Whole  proceeding  to  judgment  upon  the 

articles  of  impeachment  .  .  .  against  James, 
Earl  of  Derwentwater,  William,  Lord  Widd- 
rington,  William,  Earl  of  Nithisdale,  Robert, 
Earl  of  Carnwath,  William,  Viscount  Ken- 
mure,  and  William,  Lord  Nairn.  London, 
1716.  fo.  —2312 

-  Atterbury,  F.,  Bp.  of  Rochester.  Speech 

at  the  bar  of  the  House  of  Lords,  Saturday, 
11  of  May,  1723,  in  his  defence  against  the 
bill  then  depending,  for  inflicting  pains  and 
penalties  upon  him.  1723.  (  With  Kelly,  G., 

Speech. )  — 2312 

-  Kelly,  G.  Speech  at  the  bar  of  the  House 

of  Lords,  Thursday,  2  of  May,  1723,  in  his  de¬ 
fence  against  the  bill  then  depending  for  in¬ 
flicting  pains  and  penalties  upon  him.  1723. 

—2312 

-  Phipps,  Sir  C.  Defence  of  Francis,  late 

Lord  Bp.  of  Rochester,  at  the  bar  of  the 
House  of  Lords,  Thursday,  the  9,  and  Satur¬ 
day,  the  11  of  May,  1723,  against  the  bill  then 
depending  for  inflicting  pains  and  penalties 
on  him.  1723.  (  With  Kelly,  G.,  Speech. )  — 2312 

-  Reeve,  T.,  and  Wearg,  C.  Replies,  in 

the  House  of  Lords,  13  of  May,  1723,  in  behalf 
of  the  bill  to  inflict  pains  and  penalties  on  the 
late  Bp.  of  Rochester,  against  the  defence 
made  by  the  said  late  Bp.  and  his  counsel. 
1723.  (With  Kelly,  G.,  Speech.)  — 2312 

-  Speech  in  the  House  of  Lords,  upon  the 

third  reading  of  the  bill  for  inflicting  pains 
and  penalties  upon  Francis,  late  Lord  Bp.  of 
Rochester.  [1723.]  (  With  Kelly,  G.,  Speech. ) 

—2312 

-  Wharton,  P.,  1  Duke  of  Wharton.  Speech 

in  the  House  of  Lords,  on  the  third  reading 
of  the  bill  to  inflict  pains  and  penalties  on 
Francis,  (late)  Lord  Bp.  of  Rochester;  May  15, 
1723.  1723.  (  With  Kelly,  G.,  Speech.)  — 2312 


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1823 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  House  of  Lords 


—  Willis,  R.,  Bp.  of  Salisbury.  Speech  in 

the  House  of  Lords,  upon  the  third  reading 
of  the  bill  to  inflict  pains  and  penalties  on 
Francis,  (late)  Bp.  of  Rochester,  15  of  May, 
1723.  1723.  ( With  Kelly,  G.,  Speech. )  —2312 

—  Wynne,  W.  Defence  of  Francis,  late 

Lord  Bp.  of  Rochester,  at  the  bar  of  the 
House  of  Lords,  on  Thursday,  the  9,  and 
Saturday,  the  11  of  May,  1723,  against  the 
bill  then  depending  for  inflicting  pains  and 
penalties  on  him.  1723.  ( With  Kelly,  G., 

Speech. )  — 2312 

Accounts  and  Papers. 

Natal.  Return  to  an  order,  dated  23  July, 
1875,  for  Extracts  of  correspondence  relative 
to  the  recent  change  in  the  constitution  of 
Natal.  [London],  1875.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit. 
Pari.  Accts  and  Papers,  Papers  and  further 
papers  rel.  to  Kafir  outbreak  in  Natal. )  3411 

—  Several  papers  .  .  .  relating  to  the  riots  at 

Oxford,  on  .  .  .  the  Prince’s  birth-day.  With 
the  resolution  of  the  House  thereupon.  Lon¬ 
don,  1717.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  L. 
Whole  proceeding  to  judgment. )  — 2312 

—  South  Africa  (Missionaries  in  Basutoland). 

Return  to  an  address,  dated  7  Jan.,  1881,  for 
Copy  of  memorial  ...  by  the  committee  of 
the  Paris  Evangelical  Alliance  on  the  present 
position  of  the  native  churches  in  Basuto¬ 
land  and  the  missionaries  sent  out  by  the 
Paris  Evangelical  Missionary  Soc.  [London], 
1881.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and 
Papers,  South  Africa ,  correspond,  respecting 
. . .  Basutoland. )  3411 

—  South  Africa.  Return  to  an  address,  dated 

4  March,  1881,  for  Copies  of  telegrams  relating 
to  the  Basuto  war  .  .  .  together  with  the  Earl 
of  Kimberley’s  reply  to  Sir  Hercules  Robin¬ 
son.  [London],  1881.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit. 
Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa,  Corre¬ 
spond.  respecting  .  .  .  Basutoland.)  3411 

See  also  Accounts  and  Papers  under  Parliament. 

Debates  and  Proceeding’s. 

Proceedings  before  the  House  of  Loi*ds,  on 
the  claim  of  Robert  Barclay  Allardiee,  to  the 
Earldom  of  Airth.  London,  1842.  8°.  (  With 
Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.,  History  of  the  Earldoms  of 
Strathern ,  Monteith,  and  Airth. )  2785 

—  Report  of  proceedings  on  the  claim  to  the 

Barony  of  L’Isle,  in  the  House  of  Lords. 
With  notes  and  an  appendix.  By  Nicholas 
Harris  Nicolas.  London,  1829.  8°.  2785 

—  Report  of  proceedings  on  the  claim  to  the 

Earldom  of  Devon  in  the  House  of  Lords. 
With  notes  and  an  appendix.  By  Sir  Harris 
Nicolas.  London,  1832.  8°.  2786 

—  Several  papers  .  .  .  relating  to  the  riots  at 

Oxford,  on  .  .  .  the  Prince’s  birth-day.  With 
the  resolutions  of  the  House  thereupon.  Lon¬ 
don,  1717.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  L. 
Whole  proceeding  to  judgment.)  — 2312 


-  Whole  series  of  all  that  hath  been  trans¬ 
acted  in  the  House  of  Peers,  concerning  the 
popish  plot.  London,  1681.  12°.  1548 

-  Order  of  the  House  of  Lords  [relative  to  papists]. 

2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  3.) 

See  also  Rebates  and  Proceedings  under  Parlia¬ 
ment. 

Journals. 

Journals,  1509-1839.  [London],  n.  d.  71  v. 
fo.  .2351 

- —  Calendar  of  the  Journals  of  the  House  of 
Lords  from  tne  beginning  of  Henry  VIII 
[1509]  to  30  Aug.,  1642,  [and]  from  the  Res¬ 
toration  in  1660  to  14  Nov.,  1826.  [London, 
1810-26.]  fo.  .2361 

-  Classified  index  to  the  Journals  of  the 

House  of  Lords  from  1833  to  1863,  both  in¬ 
clusive.  Pts.  1-3,  5.  London,  1865-69.  4  v. 

fo.  .2361 

Note—  Pt.  4  was  never  printed. 

Contents.  Causes,  pt.  3.— General  and  miscellane¬ 
ous,  pt.  1. — Private  bills,  pt.  5.— Public  bills,  pt.  2. 

-  General  index  to  the  House  of  Lords. 

v.  36-52,  1780-1819.  [London],  1832.  fo.  .2361 

- Extracts  from  the  Journals.  49  pp.  (Stevens,  B.  F., 

Campaign  in  Va.  1781,  v.  2,  p.  251.) 

Protests. 

Lords  protests  in  the  last  session  of  Parlia¬ 
ment  ;  particularly  touching  the  late  horrid 
and  detestable  conspiracy.  London,  1723.  fo. 
(  With  Kelly,  G.,  Speech. )  —2312 

Reports  from  Committees. 

Committee  to  whom  was  referred  the  bill, 
intituled  An  act  for  giving  relief  to  Messrs. 
Chase  and  Co.,  formerly  bankers  of  Madras 
.  .  .  and  Thos.  Parry,  also  of  Madras,  merch¬ 
ant  .  .  .  Minutes  of  evidence  taken.  [Lon¬ 
don],  1819.  fo.  (With  Gt.  Brit.  Commis¬ 
sioners  ...  of  the  Carnatic,  Reports,  v.  2. ) 

3471 

-  Select  Committee  on  the  sweating  system. 

Fourth  report,  together  with  the  proceedings 
of  the  Committee,  minutes  of  evidence,  and 
appendix.  Session  1889.  London  [1889].  fo. 

—4361 

Great  Britain,  House  of  Lords. 

Works  about  the  House  of  Lords. 

Fairfax,  T.,  3  Baron  Fairfax,  and  others. 
Declaration,  delivered  by  Col.  Sir  Hardresse 
Waller,  and  other  officers  of  the  army,  to  the 
House  of  Peeres,  upon  Munday,  the  17  of 
Jan.,  1647.  1647.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  8.) 

4555 

-  Hale,  Sir  M.  Jurisdiction  of  the  Lords 

House,  or  Parliament,  considered  according 
to  antient  records.  1796.  — 1372 

-  MSS.  of  the  House  of  Lords,  1678-93.  1887- 

94,  4  v.  (Gt.  Brit.  Royal  Comm,  on  hist. 
MSS.  11  rept.  append.  II ;  12  rept.  append.  VI ; 
13  rept.  append.  V ;  14  rept.  append.  VI. )  4463 

-  Seaman,  L.  Head  of  the  church,  the 

judge  of  the  world  ...  a  sermon  preached  be¬ 
fore  the  .  .  .  House  of  Peers  .  .  .  Jan.  27,  1646. 
1647.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  8.)  4555 


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1824 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Master  of  the  Rolls 


— —  Sheppard,  S.  False  alarum ;  or,  an  answer 
to  a  libell  lately  published,  entituled,  An 
alarum  to  the  House  of  Lords.  1646.  ( Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  7. )  4555 

-  Taylor,  F.  Danger  of  vowes  neglected, 

and  the  necessities  of  reformation  ;  or,  a  ser¬ 
mon  preached  before  the  .  .  .  House  of  Lords 
.  .  .  May  27,  1646.  1646.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I, 
v.  7. )  4555 

- Adis,  H.  Fanatick’s  address  to  the  king  .[Charles 

II],  and  his  Peers  and  Commons.  9  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  259.)— Representation  of  the  Lords 
to  Queen  Auuc,  1703,  and  Her  Majesty’s  answer  there¬ 
unto.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  12,  p.423.) — 
Barry,  M.  Democrat’s  defence  of  the  House  of  Lords. 
7  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  16,  1884,  p.460.) — Beauclerk, 
W.  A.  A.  de  V.,  10  Duke  of  St.  Albans,  and  others.  House 
of  Lords  and  the  country.  41  pp.  (Nineteenth  Century, 
v.  16,  1884,  p.  168.)— Bryce,  J.  Do  we  need  a  second 
chamber?  21pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  46,  1884,  p.  718.)— 
Clierbuliez,  C.  Y.  (G.  Valbert,  pseud.)  Nouveau  bill 
de  lAforme  glectorale  et  la  Chambre  des  Lords.  12  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1884,  3  pSr.  v.  65,  p.  201.) — Curtis, 
G.  T.  British  House  of  Lords.  16  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  139,  1884,  p.  547.) — Dolman,  F.  Hereditary  peers  and 
practical  politics.  12  pp.  ( IVestm.  Rev.  v.  135,  1891,  p.  37.) 
— Greg',  P.  The  Lords  as  a  senate.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  36,  1884,  p.  472.)— Hargrave,  F.  Introductory 
preface.  230  pp.  (Hale,  Sir  M.,  Jurisdiction  of  the  Lords 
House,  p.  i.)—  Hely-Hutchiuson,  J.  L.  G.,  5  Earl  of 
Donoughmore.  House  of  Lords  and  the  Home  rule  bill. 
9  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  157,  1893,  p.  298.)— Hill.  F.  H. 
House  of  Lords.  13  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  23,  1888, 
pT  620.)— House  of  Lords.  32  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  167, 
1888,  p.  217  ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  130,  1888,  p.  455.) — House  of 
Lords  ami  the  government.  29  pp.  (Quart.  Rev. 
v.  158, 1884,  p.  566.)— Justice  for  the  Lords.  17  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  136,  1884,  p.  254.)— Itebbel,  T.  E. 
House  of  Lords.  16  pp.  [(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  31,  1882, 
p.  620.)— King,  D.  B.  The  Lords  and  the  people.  16  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  44,  1885,  p.  153.) — HiintchhiiH- 
Uugessen,  E.  H.,  1  Baron  Brabourne.  What  will  the 
peers  do?  15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  16,  1884,  p.  731.)— 
Labonchere,  H.,  and  Arnold,  R.  A.  Question  of  the 
hour.  24  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1884,  p.  321.)— Land 
bill  in  the  Lords.  8  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  130,  1881, 
p.  405.)— Leach,  A.  F.  House  of  Lords.  18  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  32,  1882,  p.358.) — Legion’s  humble  ad¬ 
dress  to  the  Lords.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  11,  p.  272.)— Lords  and  the  reform  bill.  10  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  35,  1884,  p.  683.)-  McCarthy,  J.  The 
useless  House  of  Lords.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  157, 1893, 
p.  215.)— Mills,  A.  Is  the  House  of  Lords  worth  pre¬ 
serving?  7  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1886,  p.  91.)— 
Montalembert,  C.  F.  de  T..  Comte  de.  La  paix  et  la 
pairie  5,  vie  en  Angleterre.  17  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  38, 
1856,  p.  108.)— Pillars  of  the  state.  20  pp.  ( Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  128,  1880,  p.  271.) — Poole,  S.  L.  House  of 
Lords.  22  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33,  1883,  p.  233.)— 
Potter,  B.  The  Lords  and  the  sweating  system.  21  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  27,  1890,  p.  885.)— Nature  of  the 
powers  and  proceedings  of  the  Lords  and  Commons  on 
impeachments.  18  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11, 
p.  294.) — Quin.  W.  T.  W.,  4  Earl  of  Dunraven  and  Mount- 
earl,  and  Kebbel,  T.  E.  House  of  Lords.  28  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  15,  1884,  rp.  200.)— Reform  bill  and  the 
House  of  Lords.  31  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  160,  1884,  p.  566.) 
— Vindication  of  the  rights  and  prerogatives  of  the 
Lords.  29  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  315.) — 
Rogers,  J.  E.  T.  House  of  Lords.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  36,  1884,  p.  257.)—  Scrope,  G.  P.  Claim  to  the 
Earldom  of  Wilts,  in  the  House  of  Lords.  7  pp.  (  Wilt¬ 
shire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  7,  1862,  p.  52.)— 
Smith,  G.  Conflict  with  the  House  of  Lords.  9  pp. 

( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  46,  1884,  p.  313.) — Wallop,  I.  N.,  5  Earl 
of  Portsmouth.  Opportunity  of  the  peers.  9  pp.  ( Nine¬ 


teenth  Cent.  v.  16,  1884,  p.  451.)— Wallop,  I.  N.,  5  Earl  of 
Portsmouth.  Tinkering  the  House  of  Lords.  9  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  23,  1888,  p.  734.) — William  HI, 
King  of  Gt.  Britain.  Letter  to  the  Lords  spiritual  and 
temporal  assembled  at  Westminster,  Jan.  22,  1688-89. 
1  p.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  302.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  Parliament :  Politics. 

Great  Britain,  House  of  Lords,  History. 

Grant,  J.  Random  recollections  of  the 
House  of  Lords  from  1830  to  1836.  1836.  — 1357 

-  Pike,  L.  O.  Constitutional  history  of  the 

House  of  Lords.  1894.  - — 3316 

- Two  lists  showing  the  alterations  that  have  been 

made  in  the  House  of  Commons  from  the  beginning  of 
the  reign  of  King  Henry  VIII,  to  the  end  of  that  of  King 
James  I,  and  in  the  House  of  Peers  from  the  accession  of 
James  I  to  this  time,  1719.  13  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  3,  p.  742.)— Freeman,  E.  A.  House  of  Lords 
and  the  county  councils.  16  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  43, 
1888,  p.  589.)—  Jeans,  W.  House  of  Lords  since  1832. 
15  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  79,  1884,  p.  322.) — Lords  and 
popular  rights.  18  pp.  ( Quart- .  Rev.  v.  162,  1886, 
p.  239.) — Lords  and  the  franchise  bill.  24  pp. 
(Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  66,  1884,  p.  448.) — Lords  as  ob¬ 
structives.  10  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  131,  1889,  p.  227.) 

See  also  History  under  Parliament. 

Great  Britain,  House  of  Lords,  Reform. 

Bartram,  R.  House  of  Lords :  can  it  be  reformed  ? 
14  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.80,  1884,  p.339.) — Brabazon, 
R.,  12  Earl  of  Meath.  True  reform  of  the  House  of  Lords. 
5  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21,  1887,  p.  119.) — Freeman, 
E.  A.  Reform  of  the  House  of  Lords.  23  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  46,  1884,  p.  465.) — Gsffcken,  F.  H.  Reform  des 
englischen  Oberhauses.  11  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau, 
v.  57,  1888,  p.  116.)— Herbert,  G.  R.  C.,  13  Earl  of  Pem¬ 
broke.  Reform  of  the  House  of  Lords.  12  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  17, 1885,  p.  237.) — Rathbone,  W.  Reform 
in  Parliamentary  business.  15  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  30, 
1881,  p.  399.) 

Great  Britain,  House  of  Lords,  Registers. 

Kelly  and  Co.  (Pubs.)  House  of  Peers.  12  pp. 
(In  their  Handb.  to  the  titled  classes  for  1895,  96,  97,  p.  18.) 
—True  list  of  the  Lords  spiritual  and  temporal  sum¬ 
moned  by  the  Prince  of  Orange  to  meet  at  Westminster, 
Jan.  22,  1688-89.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9, 
p.  301.) 

See  also  Registers  under  Parliament. 

Note. — The  names  of  the  members  of  the  House  of 
Lords  from  1867-98  can  be  found  in  British  almanac 
and  Whitaker.  J.,  Almanack,  for  these  years. 

Great  Britain,  India  Office.  See  beloiv ,  Secre¬ 
tary  of  State  for  India. 

Great  Britain,  King's  Remembrancer. 

Liber  niger  Scaccarii  .  .  .  cum  praefatione 
et  appendice  Thomae  Hearnii  ad  editionem 
primam  Oxoniae  editam.  Ed.  altera.  Lon- 
dini,  1771.  2  v.  8°.  1506 

Great  Britain,  Master  of  the  Rolls. 

Acts  of  the  Privy  Council  of  England, 
n.  s.,  1542-82,  86-88.  Ed.  by  J.  R.  Dasent. 
London,  1890-97.  16  v.  r.  8°.  4572 

-  Calendar  of  documents,  relating  to  Ireland, 

preserved  in  H.  M.  Public  Record  Office, 
1302-07.  Ed.  by  H.  S.  Sweetman  and  G.  F. 
Handcock.  London,  1886.  r.  8°.  4552 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Calendar  of  entries  in  the  papal  registers 

relating  to  Gt.  Britain  and  Ireland.  Papal 
letters,  1198-1342.  Ed.  by  W.  H.  Bliss.  Lon¬ 
don,  1893-95.  2  v.  r.  8°.  4542 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Master  of  the  Rolls 


1825 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Master  of  the  Rolls 


—  Calendar  of  letters  and  state  papers  re¬ 

lating  to  English  affairs,  preserved  principally 
in  the  archives  of  Simancas.  Elizabeth,  1558- 
86.  Ed.  by  M.  A.  S.  Hume.  London,  1892-96. 
3  v.  r.  8°.  4561 

—  Calendar  of  letters,  despatches,  and  state 

papers,  relating  to  the  negotiations  between 
England  and  Spain,  preserved  in  the  archives 
at  Simancas  and  elsewhere.  Henry  VIII,  1531- 
43.  Ed.  by  P.  de  Gayangos.  v.  4,  pt.  2-6,  pt.  2. 
London,  1882-95.  3  v.  in  6.  r.  8°.  4562 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

—  Calendar  of  state  papers  and  MSS.,  relating 
to  English  affairs,  existing  in  the  archives 
and  collections  of  Venice,  and  in  other 
libraries  of  northern  Italy,  v.  6,  pt.  3-8,  1557- 
91.  Ed.  by  R.  Brown,  G.  C.  Bentinck  [and] 
H.  F.  Brown.  London,  1884-94.  3v.  r.  8°.  4553 

Note.— For  v.  1-6, *pt.  2,  see  preceding  catalogue. 

—  Calendar  of  state  papers,  colonial  series, 
America  and  West  Indies,  1669-80,  also  ad¬ 
denda,  1574-1674,  preserved  in  H.  M.  Public 
Record  Office.  Ed.  by  W.  N.  Sainsbury  and 
J.  W.  Fortescue.  London,  1889-96.  3v.  r.  8°. 

4563 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

—  Calendar  of  state  papers,  colonial  series, 
East  Indies  and  Persia,  1630-34,  preserved  in 
the  Public  Record  Office  and  the  India  Office. 
Ed.  by  W.  N.  Sainsbury.  London,  1892.  r.  8°. 

4563 

—  Calendar  of  state  papers,  colonial  series, 

East  Indies,  China,  and  Persia,  1625-29.  Pre¬ 
served  in  H.  M.  Public  Record  Office  and 
elsewhere.  Ed.  by  W.  N.  Sainsbury.  Lon¬ 
don,  1884.  r.  8°.  4553 

—  Calendar  of  state  papers,  domestic  series, 

of  the  reign  of  Charles  I,  1641-49.  Preserved 
in  H.  M.  Public  Record  Office.  Ed.  by  W.  D. 
Hamilton.  London,  1887-93.  5  v.  r.  8°.  4523 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

—  Calendar  of  state  papers,  domestic  series, 

1656-70.  With  addenda,  1660-70.  Preserved 
in  the  state  paper  department  of  H.  M.  Public 
Record  Office.  Ed.  by  M.  A.  E.  Green.  Lon¬ 
don,  1883-95.  14  v.  r.  8°.  4533 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

—  Calendar  of  state  papers,  domestic  series, 

Jan.  to  Nov.,  1671.  Preservecl  in  the  Public 
Record  Office.  Ed.  by  F.  H.  B.  Daniell.  Lon¬ 
don,  1895.  r.  8°.  '  4543 

—  Calendar  of  state  papers,  domestic  series, 

of  the  reign  of  William  and  Mary,  13  Feb., 
1689-April,  1690.  Preserved  in  the  Public 
Record  Office.  Ed.  by  W.  J.  Hardy.  London, 
1895.  r.  8°.  4522 

—  Calendar  of  the  close  rolls  preserved  in  the 

Public  Record  Office.  Edward  II,  1307-23. 
[Ed.  by  W.  H.  Stevenson.]  London,  1892-95. 
3  v.  r.  8°.  4512 


-  Calendar  of  the  close  rolls  preserved  in  the 

Public  Record  Office.  Edward  III,  1327-30. 
[Ed.  by  W.  H.  Stevenson.]  London,  1896. 
r.  8°.  4512 

-  Calendar  of  the  patent  rolls  preserved  in 

the  Public  Record  Office.  Edward  I,  1281- 
1301.  [Ed.  by  J.  G.  Black.]  London,  1893-95. 
2  v.  r.  8°.  4512 

-  Calendar  of  the  patent  rolls  preserved  in 

the  Public  Record  Office.  Edward  II,  1307-13. 
[Ed.  by  G.  F.  Handcock.]  London,  1894.  r.  8°. 

4522 

-  Calendar  of  the  patent  rolls  preserved  in 

the  Public  Record  Office.  Edward  III,  1327- 
38.  [Ed.  by  R.  F.  Isaacson,  G.  J.  Morris,  and 
H.  E.  Lawrence.]  London,  1891-95.  3v.  r.  8°. 

4522 

- Calendar  of  the  patent  rolls  preserved  in 

the  Public  Record  Office.  Richard  II,  1377-81. 
[Ed.  by  G.  J.  Morris.]  London,  1895.  r.  8°. 

4522 

— —  Calendar  of  the  proceedings  of  the  Com¬ 
mittee  for  advance  of  money,  1642-56,  pre¬ 
served  in  the  state  paper  department  of  H.  M. 
Public  Record  Office.  Ed.  by  M.  A.  E.  Green, 
London,  1888.  3  v.  r.  8°.  4512 

-  Calendar  of  the  proceedings  of  the  Com¬ 
mittee  for  compounding,  etc.,  1643-60,  pre¬ 
served  in  the  state  paper  department  of  H.  M. 
Public  Record  Office.  Ed.  by  M  A.  E.  Green. 
London,  1889-92.  5  v.  r.  8°.  4512 

-  Calendar  of  the  state  papers,  relating  to 

Ireland,  of  the  reign  of  Elizabeth,  1588,  Aug.- 
1599,  March.  Preserved  in  H.  M.  Public 
Record  Office.  Ed.  by  H.  C.  Hamilton  [and] 
E.  G.  Atkinson.  London,  1885-95.  4  v.  r.  8°. 

4552 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Calendar  of  treasury  papers,  1714-28, 

preserved  in  H.  M.  Public  Record  Office. 
Prepared  by  J.  Redington.  London,  1883-89. 
2  v.  r.  8°.  4593 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Chronicles  and  memorials  of  Gt.  Britain 

and  Ireland  during  the  middle  ages.  London, 
1883-96.  69  v.  r.  8°.  4503 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Contents.  Eadmer.  Historia  novorum  in  Anglia,  et 
opuscula  duo  de  vita  Sancti  Anselmi  et  quisbusdam 
miraculis  ejus.  Ed.  by  M.  Rule. — Bracton,  H.  de.  De 
legibus  et  consuetudinibus  Au^liar  libri  V.  Ed.  by 
Sir  T.  Twiss,  v.  6.— William,  of  Malmesbury.  De  gestis 
regum  Anglorum  libri  V.  Ed.  by  W.  Stubbs,  2  v. — 
Royce,  D.  (Ed.)  Landboc.  Sive  registrum  monasterii 
Beatae  Mariae  Virginia  et  Sancti  CCnlielini 
de  Winchclcuinba,  in  comitatu  Gloucestrensi,  or- 
dinis  Sancti  Benedicti.— Magnfisson,  E.  (Ed.)  Thomas 
Saga  Erkibyskups.  A  life  of  Abp.  Thomas  Bechet,  v.  2. 
—  Robertson,  J.  C.,  and  Sheppard,  J.  B.  (Eds.)  Materials 
for  the  history  of  Thomas  Becket,  Abp.  of  Canterbury, 
v.  7. — Sheppard,  J.  B.  (Ed. )  Literae  Cantuarienses.  The 
letter  books  of  the  monastery  of  Christ.  Church, 
Canterbury,  3  v. — Stubbs,  W.  (Ed.)  Chronicles  of 
the  reigns  of  Edward  I,  and  Edward  II,  v.  2. — Hor- 
wood,  A.  J.,  and  others  (Eds.)  Year  books  of  the  reign 
of  King  Edward  III,  years  11-15,  6  v.— Robert,  of  Aves- 
bury.  De  gestis  mirabilibus  Regis  Edwardi  III.  Ed. 


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Engles.  Ed.  by  Sir  T.  D.  Hardy,  and  C.  T.  Martin,  2  v. 
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dicitur  Flores  historiarum  ab  A.  D.  1154,  annoque  Hen- 
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—  Descriptive  catalogue  of  ancient  deeds  in 

the  Public  Record  Office.  Prepared  under 
the  superintendence  of  the  Deputy  Keeper  of 
the  Records  [H.  C.  M.  Lyte].  London,  1890- 
94.  2  v.  r.  8°.  #  4572 

—  Guide  to  the  principal  classes  of  documents 

preserved  in  the  Public  Record  Office,  by 
S.  R.  Scargill-Bird.  2  ed.  London,  1896. 
r.  8°.  4591 

—  Letters  and  papers,  foreign  and  domestic, 

of  the  reign  of  Henry  VIII,  preserved  in  the 
Public  Record  Office,  the  British  Museum, 
and  elsewhere  in  England.  Arranged  and 
catalogued  by  J.  Gairdner  and  R.  H.  Brodie. 
v.  7-14  [1534-39].  London,  1883-95.  8  v.  in  11, 
r.  8°.  4583 

Note.— For  1-6  see  preceding  catalogue. 

—  Syllabus  in  English  of  Rymer’s  Fcedera, 

v.  3.  Appendix  and  index.  Ed.  by  Sir  T.  D. 
Hardy.  London,  1885.  r.  8°.  4522 

Note—  For  v.  1,  2,  see  preceding  catalogue. 

See  also  Manuscripts  and  Papyri,  English. 


Great  Britain,  Parliament. 

Another  declaration,  sent  to  His  Majesty, 
March  23,  1641.  London,  1641.  sm.  4°. 

( Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  2. )  4555 

-  Answer  to  a  paper,  entituled,  A  declara¬ 
tion  by  the  Kings  Majesty,  to  his  subjects  of 
the  kingdoms  of  Scotland,  England,  and  Ire¬ 
land.  London,  1650.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets : 
Charles  II. )  4555 

-  Answer  to  several  papers  of  the  Commis¬ 
sioners  of  Scotland.  London,  1646.  sm.  4°. 
(Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  7.)  4555 

-  Cities  propositions,  and  the  Parliaments 

answer.  London,  1642.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets: 
Charles  I,  v.  4. )  4555 

- Collection  of  all  the  particular  papers  that 

passed  between  His  Majestie,  both  Houses, 
and  the  Committee,  concerning  the  late 
treaty.  Oxford,  1643.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets : 
Charles  I,  v.  6. )  4555 

-  Declaration  and  protestation  .  .  .  wherein 

is  discovered,  how  severall  commissions  un¬ 
der  the  Kings  authority  have  been  granted  to 
many  protest  papists  .  .  .  for  places  of  com¬ 
mand  in  this  warre  with  power  to  raise  men 
and  armies.  London,  1642.  sm.  4°.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  4. )  4555 

-  Declaration  and  resolution,  in  answer  to 

the  Scots  declaration.  Wherein  is  set  forth 
the  true  zeal  and  affection  betwixt  both  king- 
domes,  for  the  reformation  of  church-govern¬ 
ment.  London,  1642.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets : 
Charles  I,  v.  3. )  4555 

-  Declaration,  concerning  a  printed  paper 

intitled,  A  letter  sent  from  the  Kings  Majesty 
to  the  Lords  of  the  Privy  Counsell  of  the 
kingdome  of  Scotland.  London,  1642.  sm.  4°. 
( Tracts  rel.  to  Scotland. )  2594 

-  Declaration,  concerning  His  Majesties  ad¬ 
vancing  with  his  army  toward  London.  Lon¬ 
don,  1642.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I, 
v.  3. )  4555 

-  Declaration,  concerning  His  Majesties 

letter,  and  the  petition  of  divers  noblemen, 
gentlemen,  burgesses,  and  ministers,  to  the 
Prive  Councell  of  Scotland.  London,  1642. 
sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

-  Declaration,  concerning  His  Majesties 

proclamation.  London,  1643.  sm.  4°.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  J,  v.  5. )  4555 

-  Declaration,  concerning  His  Majesties 

proclamation  of  May  27,  1642.  London,  1642. 
sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

-  Declaration,  concerning  His  Majesties  sev¬ 
erall  messages  about  the  militia.  5  Maii,  1642. 
London,  1642.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles 

J,  v.  3. )  4555 

-  Declaration,  concerning  the  papers  of  the 

Scots  commissioners,  entituled  Answer  .  .  . 
upon  the  new  propositions  of  peace,  and  the 
four  bills  to  be  sent  to  His  Majesty.  London, 
1647.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  8.)  4555 


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1827 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Parliament 


-  Declaration,  concerning  the  pressing 

necessities  of  this  kingdome.  7  Jan.,  1642. 
London,  1642.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets :  Charles 
I,  V.  3.)  4555 

-  Declaration  .  .  .  concerning  their  endeav¬ 
ours  .  .  .  for  the  peace  of  the  kingdom,  and 
the  reasons  enforcing  their  absence  from 
Westminster.  Oxford,  1643.  sm.  4°.  ( Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  5. )  4555 

-  Declaration,  concerning  their  late  endeav¬ 
ors  in  a  peaceable  waie,  to  remove  all  misun¬ 
derstandings,  and  differences  between  the 
common- wealth  of  England,  and  the  kingdom 
of  Scotland.  London,  1649.  sm.  4°.  (Com¬ 
monwealth  tracts,  v.  1,  3.)  4555 

-  Declaration,  contenant  les  causes  et  raisons 

qu’elles  ont  eues  de  resouldre  et  arrester, 
qu’elles  ne  s’appliqueront  plus  au  Roy  et 
n’auront  plus  aucune  affaire  avec  luy.  Lon- 
dres,  1650.  16°.  ( With  Hist,  enti&re  .  .  .  du 

procez  de  Charles  Stuart,  Roy  d’ Angleterre. ) 

1538 

-  Declaration,  in  answer  to  the  late  letters 

sent  to  them  from  the  commissioners  of  Scot¬ 
land.  London,  1648.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets: 
Charles  I,  v.  9. )  4555 

-  Declaration  of  the  kingdomes  of  England 

and  Scotland,  joyned  in  armes  for  the  vindi¬ 
cation  and  defence  of  their  religion,  liberties, 
and  lawes,  against  the  popish,  prelaticall,  and 
malignant  party.  London,  1643.  sm.  4°. 
(Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  6.)  4555 

-  Declaration  or  remonstrance.  With  divers 

depositions  and  letters  thereunto  annexed. 
19  Maii,  1642.  London,  1642.  sm.  4°.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  3. )  4555 

-  Declaration,  setting  forth  the  grounds  and 

reasons,  that  necessitate  them  at  this  time  to 
take  up  defensive  arms  for  the  preservation 
of  His  Majesties  person.  London,  1642.  sm.4°. 
(Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

-  Declaration  to  the  high  and  mighty  Lords, 

the  States  of  the  United  Provinces.  London, 
1642.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3. ) 

4555 

-  Declaration,  upon  the  marching  of  the 

armie  into  Scotland.  London,  1650.  sm.  4°. 
( Commonwealth  tracts,  v.  1,  3. )  4555 

-  Declaration,  upon  the  statute  of  5  H.  4, 

whereby  the  Commission  of  Array  is  supposed 
to  be  warranted.  London,  1642.  sm.  4°. 
(Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

-  Declaration,  with  the  additionall  reasons, 

last  presented  to  His  Majestie.  London,  1641. 
sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  2.)  4555 

-  Declaration,  with  the  advice  and  concur¬ 
rence  of  the  commissioners  of  Scotland,  to 
publish  their  proceedings  upon  His  Majesties 
letter,  touching  a  treaty  of  peace.  London, 
1644.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  6.) 

4555 


—  Depositions  and  articles  against  Thomas, 
Earle  of  Strafford,  Feb.  16,  1640.  [London], 

1640.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  l.)  4555 

—  Determination,  concerning  the  requests  of 
the  French  and  Spanish  embassadors.  Lon¬ 
don,  1641.  sm.  4°.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  2.) 

4555 

—  Five  speciall  orders.  I.  Concerning  great 

resort  of  people  unto  this  city  of  London. 
II.  For  the  reliefe  of  Manchester.  III.  Con¬ 
cerning  some  souldiers  lately  come  out  of 
Ireland,  IV.  For  a  search  to  be  made  in 
London  .  .  .  for  arms.  V.  That  a  search  be 
made  for  horses  .  .  .  which  have  bin  sold  by 
any  of  the  souldiers.  London,  1642.  sm.  4°. 
(Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

—  General  resolution  of  the  two  kingdoms  of 

England  and  Scotland,  concerning  His  Royall 
Majesty,  the  Prince,  and  the  evill  incendiaries 
which  are  now  about  them.  [London],  1642. 
sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

—  His  Majesties  letter  directed  to  .  .  .  Parlia¬ 

ment  .  .  .  concerning  a  treaty  for  peace  ;  with 
the  answer  of  both  Houses  thereunto.  Lon¬ 
don,  1643.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I, 
v.  5. )  4555 

—  Humble  desires  and  propositions  for  a  safe 

and  well-grounded  peace,  agreed  upon  by  the 
. . .  Parliaments  of  both  kingdoms.  Presented 
unto  His  Majesty  at  Oxford,  24  of  Nov.  last. 
London,  1644.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles 
I,  v.  6.)  4555 

The  same.  Together  with  an  order  ...  of 
the  Commons  .  .  .  for  delinquents  to  com¬ 
pound  according  to  the  said  propositions. 
London,  1645.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles 
I,  v.  7. )  4555 

—  Humble  desires  and  propositions,  tendred 

to  His  Majestie,  Feb.  1,  1642.  London,  1642. 
sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets  ;  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

—  Humble  petition  and  declaration,  to  the 
Kings  most  excellent  Majesty,  23  of  March, 

1641.  London,  1641.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets: 

Charles  I,  v.  2. )  4555 

—  Humble  petition  of  divers  well-affected 

persons,  delivered  the  6  day  of  July,  1659,  to 
the  .  .  .  Parliament  of  the  commonwealth  of 
England.  With  the  Parliaments  answer 
thereunto.  London,  1659.  sm.  4°.  (Com¬ 
monwealth  tracts,  v.  2.)  4555 

—  Humble  petition  of  the  Lord  Major,  aider- 

men,  and  commons  of  the  city  of  London 
in  Common-councell  assembled,  to  .  .  .  Par¬ 
liament.  Together,  with  the  answers  of  both 
Houses  to  the  said  petition.  London,  1648. 
sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  10.)  4555 

—  Humble  petition  of  the  Lord  Major,  aider- 

men,  and  commons  of  the  city  of  London  in 
Common-councell  assembled,  to  .  .  .  Parlia¬ 
ment.  With  their  answer  to  the  said  peti¬ 
tion.  London,  1647.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets : 
Charles  I,  v.  8. )  4555 


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-  Humble  petition,  presented  to  His  Majesty 

on  the  24  of  Nov.  With  His  Majesty s  gracious 
answer  thereunto.  Oxford,  1642.  sm.  4°. 
(Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  4.)  4555 

-  Humble  petition,  sent  to  His  Majesty  at 

York,  18  June,  1642.  London,  1642.  sm.  4°. 
(Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  4.)  4555 

-  Humble  petition,  sent  to  Robert,  Earle  of 

Essex,  to  be  presented  to  His  Majesty.  Lon¬ 
don,  1642.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I , 
v.  3. )  4555 

-  Humble  petition,  to  the  Kings  most  excel¬ 
lent  Majesty,  for  a  pacification  between  His 
Majesty  and  both  Houses.  London,  1642. 
sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  4.)  4555 

-  Humble  petition,  unto  His  Majesty  (with 

the  reasons  moving  them,  to  advise  His 
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Ireland.  London,  1642.  sm.  4°.  ( Pamphlets  : 
Charles  I,  v.  3. )  4555 

-  Impeachment  and  articles  of  complaint 

against  Father  Philips,  the  Queenes  Confessor. 
London,  n.  d.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets:  Charles 
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-  Letter  of  the  Parliament  of  Scotland  to  .  .  . 

the  Parliament  of  England.  Together  with 
the  declaration  .  .  .  concerning  His  Majestie  : 
their  desires ;  and  the  answer  of  the  Parlia¬ 
ment  of  England.  Edinburgh,  n.  d.  sm.  4°. 
(Pamphlets  :  Charles  J,  v.  8.)  4555 

-  Message  sent  to  the  Kings  most  excellent 

Majesty,  16  of  March,  1641,  concerning  spe- 
ciall  matters.  London,  1642.  sm.  4°.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  J,  v.  4. )  4555 

Accounts  and  Papers. 

Administration  report  on  the  railways  in 
India  for  1893-94.  By  Lt.-Col.  W.  S.  S.  Bisset. 
London,  1894.  fo.  — 2712 

-  Angra  Pequena,  Copy  of  a  despatch  .  .  . 

relative  to  the  establishment  of  a  German 
protectorate  at  Angra  Pequena  and  along  the 
neighbouring  coast.  London,  1884.  fo.  ( With 
Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa, 
Reports  ...  on  Bechuanaland. )  3411 

-  Bechuanaland.  Commission  and  instruc¬ 
tions  to  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  Charles  Warren,  as 
special  commissioner  to  Bechuanaland.  Lon¬ 
don,  1884.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts. 
and  Papers,  South  Africa ,  Reports  ...  on 
Bechuanaland. )  3411 

-  Bechuanaland.  Further  correspondence 

respecting  the  affairs  of  Bechuanaland  and 
adjacent  territories.  London,  1887-90.  6  v. 

in  1,  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and 
Papers,  South  Africa,  Reports . . .  on  Bechuana¬ 
land.)  3411 

-  Bechuanaland.  Telegraphic  correspond¬ 
ence  respecting  the  raising  and  equipping  of 
the  Bechuanaland  police  force.  London,  1884. 
fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
South  Africa,  Reports  ...  on  Bechuanaland. ) 

3411 


-  British  Bechuanaland.  Report  of  the  com¬ 
missioners  appointed  to  determine  land  claims 
and  to  effect  a  land  settlement  in  British 
Bechuanaland.  London,  1886.  fo.  ( With 

Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa, 
Reports  ...  on  Bechuanaland. )  3411 

-  Cape  Colony.  Correspondence  respecting 

the  sale  of  intoxicating  liquors  in  the  Trans- 
keian  territory.  London,  1886.  fo.  ( With 
Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa, 
Further  correspond,  respecting,  1882. )  3421 

-  Cape  Colony.  Further  correspondence 

respecting  the  claims  of  British  subjects  in 
the  German  protectorate  on  the  south-west 
coast  of  Africa.  London,  1887.  fo.  (  With 
Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa, 
Further  correspond,  respecting,  1882. )  3421 

-  Cape  Colony  and  South  Africa.  Corre¬ 
spondence  respecting  the  affairs  of  Pondo- 
land.  London,  1885-88.  3  v.  in  1,  fo.  3411 

-  Cape  of  Good  Hope.  Correspondence  with 

the  Gov.  of  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope  [and 
papers]  relative  to  the  state  of  the  Kafir  tribes 
on  the  eastern  frontier  of  the  colony.  London, 
1847-57.  14  v.  in  3,  fo.  3411 

-  Cape  of  Good  Hope.  Correspondence  with 

the  Gov.  of  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope  relative  to 
assumption  of  sovereignty  over  the  territory 
between  the  Yaal  and  Orange  rivers.  London, 
1851-54.  3  v.  in  1,  fo.  3411 

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Bechuanaland.  Annual  report  for  1889-90. 
London,  1891.  8°.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 

Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa,  Reports  .  .  . 
on  Bechuanalarid. )  3411 

-  Colonial  reports.  Miscellaneous,  No.  2. 

Zululand.  Report  on  the  forests  of  Zululand. 
London,  1891.  8°.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 

Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa,  Correspond. 
...  on  the  question  of  customs  union. )  3421 

-  Colonization.  Correspondence  respecting 

a  scheme  of  colonization  referred  in  1887  for 
the  consideration  of  colonial  governments. 
London,  1888.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 

Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa,  Correspond. 
...  on  the  question  of  customs  union. )  3421 

-  Copies  of  two  ordinances  as  enacted  by  the 

Gov.  of  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope  .  .  .  the  first, 
constituting  a  Parliament  for  the  said  colony  ; 
the  second,  regulating  in  certain  respects  the 
appropriation  of  the  revenue  thereof  by  the 
said  Parliament.  London,  1853.  fo.  ( With 
Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Correspond, 
rel.  to  represen.  assembly  at  the  Cape  of  Good 
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-  Correspondence  and  papers  relative  to  the 

establishment  of  a  representative  assembly  at 
the  Cape  of  Good  Hope.  London,  1850-53. 
6  v.  fo.  3411 


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-  Correspondence  between  the  governments 

of  Gt.  Britain  and  the  United  States  with  re¬ 
spect  to  proposals  for  arbitration.  London, 
1896.  fo.  .2631 

-  Correspondence  relating  to  Griqua-land 

West.  London,  1876.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit. 
Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa,  Pro¬ 
posal  for  conference  of  delegates  from. )  3421 

-  Correspondence  relating  to  the  colonies 

and  states  of  South  Africa,  Cape  of  Good 
Hope  and  Griqua-land  West.  London,  1876. 
fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
South  Africa ,  Proposal  for  conference  of  dele¬ 
gates  from. )  3421 

-  Correspondence  relating  to  the  colonies 

and  states  of  South  Africa.  Pt.  II.  Natal. 
Cape  of  Good  Hope  and  Griqua-land  West. 
London,  [1875J-76.  2  v.  in  1,  fo.  ( With  Gt. 

Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Papers  and 
further  papers  rel.  to  Kafir  outbreak  in  Natal. ) ' 

3411 

-  Correspondence  respecting  the  question  of 

the  boundary  of  British  Guiana.  London, 
1896.  fo.  .2631 

-  Correspondence  respecting  the  war  be¬ 
tween  the  Transvaal  Republic  and  neigh¬ 
bouring  native  tribes,  and  generally  with  ref¬ 
erence  to  native  affairs  in  South  Africa. 
London,  1877.  2  v.  in  1,  fo.  3421 

-  Despatches  relative  to  the  reception  of 

convicts  at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope.  London, 
1850.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and 
Papers,  Correspond,  rel.  to  represen.  assembly 
at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  1850-53. )  3411 

-  Documents  and  correspondence  relating 

to  the  question  of  boundary  between  British 
Guiana  and  Venezuela.  [With  errata  and 
maps,]  London,  1896.  fo.  .2631 

-  Further  documents  relating  to  the  bound¬ 
ary  question  between  British  Guiana  and 
Venezuela.  Sir  R.  Schomburgk’s  reports. 
[With  map.]  London,  1896.  fo.  .2631 

-  Further  documents  relating  to  the  ques¬ 
tion  of  boundary  between  British  Guiana  and 
Venezuela.  [With  map.]  London,  1896.  fo. 

.2631 

-  Further  documents  relating  to  the  ques¬ 
tion  of  boundary  between  British  Guiana  and 
Venezuela.  Despatches  from  Her  Majesty’s 
ambassador  at  Washington,  inclosing  the  first 
part  of  the  brief  for  Venezuela.  London,  1896. 
fo.  .2631 

-  Emigration  (colonies).  Report  on  the 

Emigrants’  Information  Office,  for  year  ended 
31  March,  1889.  London,  1889.  fo.  ( With 
Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Swaziland, 
Correspond. )  3411 

-  Further  correspondence  relating  to  affairs 

in  Natal.  London,  [1875]-83.  2  v.  in  1,  fo. 

( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
Papers  and  further  papers  rel.  to  Kafir  out¬ 
break  in  Natal.)  3411 


—  Further  correspondence  relative  to  the 

affairs  of  South  Africa.  London,  1876-82. 
37  v.  in  9,  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts. 
and  Papers,  South  Africa,  Proposal  for  confer¬ 
ence  of  delegates  from ;  South  Africa,  Confer¬ 
ences,  Repts.  1878-81 ;  Transvaal,  Repts.  1877- 
81 ;  South  Africa,  Repts.  1882-88. )  3421 

—  Further  correspondence  respecting  the 
proposed  confederation  of  the  colonies  and 
states  of  South  Africa.  London,  1878.  fo. 
( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
Further  correspond,  of  South  Africa,  1878. ) 

3421 

—  Her  Majesty’s  colonial  possessions.  No.  70. 

Basutoland.  Reports  of  the  resident  commis¬ 
sioner  for  1889,  90.  London,  1889-90.  2  v.  8°. 

(  With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  South 
Af  rica,  Correspond,  respecting . . .  Basutoland. ) 

3411 

—  Her  Majesty’s  colonial  possessions.  No.  89. 

Zululand.  Report  on  the  blue  book  for  1889. 
London,  1890.  8°.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 

Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa,  Correspond. 
...  on  the  question  of  customs  union. )  3421 

—  Her  Majesty’s  colonial  possessions.  No.  97. 

British  Bechuanaland.  Report  of  the  Admin¬ 
istrator  for  year  ended  30  Sept.,  1889.  Lon¬ 
don,  1890.  8°.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts. 

and  Papers,  South  Africa,  Reports  ...  on 
Bechuanaland. )  3411 

—  Her  Majesty’s  colonial  possessions.  No.  102. 

Basutoland.  Report  by  Sir  H.  B.  Loch  of  his 
visit  to  Basutoland  in  April,  1890;  with  a  de¬ 
spatch  from  the  Secretary  of  State.  London, 
1890.  8°.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and 

Papers,  South  Africa,  Correspond,  respecting 
.  .  .  Basutoland. )  3411 

—  Jamaica  disturbances.  Papers  laid  before 

the  Royal  Commission  of  Inquiiy  by  Gov. 
Eyre.  London,  1866.  fo.  .2651 

—  Langalibalele  and  the  Amahlubi  tribe  ;  be¬ 

ing  remarks  upon  the  official  record  of  the 
trials  of  the  chief,  his  sons  and  Induna,  and 
other  members  of  the  Amahlubi  tribe.  Lon¬ 
don,  1875.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts. 
and  Papers,  Papers  and  further  papers  rel.  to 
Kafir  outbreak  in  Natal. )  3411 

—  Natal.  Correspondence,  [and]  further 

correspondence,  relative  to  the  establishment 
of  the  settlement  of  Natal.  London,  1848-53. 
4  v.  in  2,  fo.  3411 

—  Natal.  Correspondence  on  ...  a  proposal 

for  the  construction  of  railways  in  the  colony 
of  Natal.  London,  1872.  fo.  (  With  Gt.  Brit. 
Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Natal,  Correspond, 
and  further  correspond,  rel.  to,  1853. )  3411 

—  Natal.  Correspondence  relating  to  a  peti¬ 

tion  from  the  church  council  of  the  Church  of 
England  in  Natal.  London,  1888.  fo.  ( With 
Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa, 
Correspond.  .  .  .  on  the  question  of  customs 
union. )  3421 


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The  same.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts. 
and  Papers,  South  Africa,  Reports  ...  on 
Bechuanalancl. )  3411 

—  Natal.  Instructions  addressed  to  Sir  H. 

Bulwer,  on  his  appointment  to  the  govern¬ 
ment  of  Natal  and  papers  relating  thereto. 
London,  1882.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 
Accts.  and  Papers,  Papers  and  further  papers 
rel.  to  Kafir  outbreak  in  Natal. )  3411 

—  Natal.  Report  of  the  expedition  sent  by 
the  government  of  Natal  to  instal  Cetywayo 
as  king  of  the  Zulus,  in  succession  to  his  de¬ 
ceased  father,  Panda.  London,  1875.  fo. 

( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
Papers  and  further  papers  rel.  to  Kafir  out¬ 
break  in  Natal. )  3411 

—  Natal  and  Cape  of  Good  Hope.  Despatches 

...  on  the  subject  of  the  recognition  of  Mo- 
shesh,  chief  of  the  Basutos,  and  of  his  tribe, 
as  British  subjects.  London,  1870.  2  v.  in  1, 
fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
Natal,  Correspond,  and  further  correspond, 
rel.  to,  1853. )  3411 

—  Papers,  [and]  further  papers,  relating  to 
the  late  Kafir  outbreak  in  Natal.  London, 

1874- 75.  4  v.  in  2,  fo.  (  With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 

Accts.  and  Papers,  Natal,  Correspond,  and 
further  co'rrespond.  rel.  to,  1853  ;  Natal  Repts. 

1875- 83. )  3411 

—  Papers  relating  to  Lower  Canada.  [Lon¬ 
don],  1837.  fo.  4561 

Contents.  Copy  of  the  agreement  concluded  between 
His  Majesty’s  government  and  the  British  American 
Land  Company. — Copies  of  two  reports  of  a  Select 
Committee  of  the  House  of  Assembly  of  Lower  Canada 
respecting  Mr.  Felton  .  .  .  —Copies  of  a  report  of  the 
Select  Committee  of  the  House  of  Assembly  of  Lower 
Canada  respecting  Mr.  Thompson  .  .  .  —Copies  of  a  re¬ 
port  of  the  Select  Committee  of  the  House  of  Assembly 
of  Lower  Canada  respecting  Mr.  Whitcher. 

—  Report  to  the  Secretary  of  State  for  India 

in  council  on  the  records  of  the  India  Office. 
By  F.  C.  Danvers,  v.  1,  pt.  1.  Records  re¬ 
lating  to  agencies,  factories,  and  settlements 
not  now  under  the  administration  of  the  gov¬ 
ernment  of  India.  London,  1887.  8°.  3414 

—  Reports  on  the  forests  of  Canada.  Lon¬ 
don,  1885.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts. 
and  Papers,  Papers  rel.  to  Lower  Canada. )  4561 

—  [Reports  relating  to  the  Cape  of  Good 

Hope.  London,  1836-73.]  fo.  3411 

Contents.  Correspondence  respecting  the  affairs  of 
the  Cape  of  G.  H.,  1871-93,  3  pts.— Ordinances  pub.  at  the 
Cape  relating  to  the  trade  of  arms  and  gunpowder 
previously  to  that  pub.  . .  .  1851. — Despatches  ...  on  the 
.  .  .  recognition  of  Moshesh,  Chief  of  the  Basutos,  and 
of  his  tribe,  as  British  subjects,  1869.— Return  of  cases 
tried  in  the  British  and  Portuguese  mixed  com¬ 
mission  court  at  the  Cape  of  G.  H.  between  1843-62, 
and  the  yearly  salary  paid  to  the  commissioner  and  arbi¬ 
trator.— Correspondence  relative  to  the  annexation  of 
British  Kaffraria  to  the  colony  of  the  Cape  of  G.  H., 


1865.— Report  from  the  Gov.  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Col¬ 
onies,  relative  to  the  condition  and  treatment  of  the 
children  sent  out  by  the  Children's  Friend 
Soc. — Correspondence  between  the  Secretary  of  State 
for  the  Colonies  and  the  Gov.  of  the  Cape  of  G.  H., 
respecting  the  .  .  .  grant  of  £40,000  for  promoting  the 
civilization  of  native  tribes.— Declaration  .  .  .  be¬ 
tween  the  British  and  French  governments  as  to  the 
annual  time  of  emigration  from  India  to  the  French 
colonies  west  of  the  Cape  of  G.  H.,  1873. — Despatches 
concerning  German  emigration  to  the  Cape  of 
G.  H.,  from  the  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Colonies  .  .  . 
and  .  .  .  concerning  the  German  military  settlers  at  the 
Cape  of  G.  H.,  up  to  .  .  .  1858.— Correspondence  between 
the  War  Office,  the  Treasury,  and  the  Gov.  of  the  Cape 
of  G.  H.,  relating  to  any  payment  made  to  the  Cape 
German  settlers  .  .  .  1860-61.  —  Correspondence  .  .  . 
between  the  Colonial  Office  and  Gov.  Sir  George  Grey 
respecting  his  recall  from  the  Cape  of  G.  H.,  and  his  . .  . 
reappointment .  .  .  also  Further  papers  with  reference  to 
the  recall .  .  .  that  is  to  say,  all  despatches  from  Sir 
George  Grey  not  already  printed  .  .  .  subsequent  to  .  . . 
July,  1859.— Correspondence  relating  to  the  alleged  kid¬ 
napping  and  enslaving  of  young  Africans  by 
the  people  of  the  Transvaal,  1869.— Accepted  tender  from 
the  Union  Steam  Navigation  Co.,  and  .  .  .  contract  with 
that  Co.  for  the  conveyance  of  Her  Majesty’s  mails  be¬ 
tween  this  country  and  the  Cape  of  G.  H.— Return  of  the 
white  and  coloured  population  ...  of  the  Cape  of 
G.  H.,  in  the  several  districts  of  the  eastern  and  western 
divisions,  and  also  of  British  Kaffraria,  according  to  the 
latest  returns.— Cape  of  G.  H.  offences.  Bill  . . .  for  the 
prevention  and  punishment  of  offences  com¬ 
mitted  by  His  Majesty’s  subjects  ...  of  the  Cape  of  G.  H. 

.  .  .  1836.— Applications  from  the  colonists  of  the  Cape  of 
G.  H.  .  . .  for  representative  government .  .  .  also 
...  all  applications  of  a  similar  import  from  other  British 
colonies  within  the  last  ten  years,  1846.— Correspondence 
regarding  the  establishment  of  responsible  govern¬ 
ment  at  the  Cape  of  G.  H.,  and  the  withdrawal  of 
troops  from  that  colony  .  .  .  April  25,  28;  June  10,  1870.— 
Petitions  addressed  to  Her  Majesty  with  reference  to  the 
proposed  introduction  of  responsible  government  in  the 
Cape  of  G.  H.— Letters  patent  of  .  .  .  Dec.,  1847,  appoint¬ 
ing  Sir  Harry  Smith  Gov.  of  the  Cape  of  G.  H. 

—  South  Africa  (Cape  Colony).  Further  cor¬ 

respondence  respecting  the  affairs  of  South 
Africa.  London,  1882.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit. 
Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa,  corre¬ 
spond.  rel.  to  Natal  and  Zululand. )  3411 

—  South  Africa.  Convention  between  Her 

Majesty  and  the  South  African  Republic,  for 
the  settlement  of  the  affairs  of  Swaziland, 
with  correspondence  relating  thereto.  Lon¬ 
don,  1890.  fo.  (  With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts. 
and  Papers,  Swaziland,  Correspond. )  3411 

—  South  Africa.  Convention  for  the  settle¬ 

ment  of  the  Transvaal  territory.  London, 
1881.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and 
Papers,  Correspond,  respecting  war  between 
Transvaal  Republic  and  neighbouring  .  .  . 
tribes. )  3421 

—  South  Africa.  Copy  of  a  despatch,  etc.,, 

from  Sir  W.  Owen  Lanyon,  dated  Jan.  23, 
1881,  reporting  on  the  affairs  of  the  Trans¬ 
vaal.  London,  1881.  2  v.  in  1,  fo.  (  With  Gt. 

Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Correspond, 
respecting  war  between  Transvaal  Republic 
and  neighbouring  .  .  .  tribes. ) 


3421 


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1831 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Parliament 


-  South  Africa.  Copy  of  a  despatch  from 

the  Earl  of  Kimberley,  containing  the  in¬ 
structions  addressed  to  Gov.  Sir  H.  Robinson, 
on  his  departure  to  assume  the  offices  of  Gov. 
of  the  Cape  and  High  Commissioner  in  South 
Africa.  London,  1881.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit. 
Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Further  correspond, 
of  South  Africa,  1881. )  3421 

-  South  Africa.  Correspondence  relating  to 

the  affairs  of  Natal  and  Zululand.  London, 
1882.  fo.  3411 

-  South  Africa.  Correspondence  relating  to 

the  High  Commissionership  in  South  Africa, 
and  its  separation  from  the  Governorship  of 
the  Cape.  London,  1888.  fo.  (  With  Gt.  Brit. 
Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa,  Further 
correspond,  respecting,  1882.)  3421 

-  South  Africa.  Correspondence  relating  to 

the  liquor  traffic  in  certain  native  territories 
in  South  Africa.  London,  1890.  fo.  ( With 
Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  • South  Af¬ 
rica,  Reports  ...  on  Bechuanaland. )  3411 

-  South  Africa.  Correspondence  relative  to 

military  affairs  in  Natal  and  the  Transvaal. 
London,  1879.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 
Accts.  and  Papers,  Further  correspond,  of 
South  Africa,  1879,  I. )  3421 

The  same.  (  With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and 
Papers,  Papers  and  further  papers  rel.  to  Kafir 
outbreak  in  Natal. )  3411 

-  South  Africa.  Correspondence  respecting 

the  affairs  of  Basutoland.  London,  1880-86. 
9  v.  in  1.  fo.  3411 

-  South  Africa.  Correspondence  respecting 

the  affairs  of  Zululand  and  the  proposed  visit 
of  Cetywayo  to  England.  London,  1882.  3  v. 
in  1.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and 
Papers,  South  Africa,  Correspond,  rel.  to  Na¬ 
tal  and  Zululand. )  3411 

-  South  Africa.  Correspondence  respecting 

the  conference  of  delegates  from  the  Orange 
Free  State  and  the  colonies  of  the  Cape  of 
Good  Hope  and  Natal,  recently  held  at  Cape 
Town  on  the  question  of  customs  union  and 
railway  extension.  London,  1888.  fo.  3421 

-  South  Africa.  Correspondence  respecting 

the  temporary  allowance  granted  to  Sir  Bartle 
Frere  as  High  Commissioner  in  South  Africa. 
London,  1880.  2  v.  in  1,  fo.  (  With  Gt.  Brit. 
Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Further  correspond, 
of  South  Africa,  1880,  II. )  3421 

-  South  Africa.  Further  correspondence 

respecting  the  Cape  Colony  and  adjacent  ter¬ 
ritories.  London,  1883-86.  6  v.  in  1,  fo. 

( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
South  Africa,  Further  correspond,  respecting, 
1882. )  3421 

-  South  Africa.  Further  correspondence 

respecting  the  proposed  bill  for  enabling  the 
South  African  colonies  and  states  to  unite 
under  one  government.  London,  1877.  fo. 


(  With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  South 
Africa,  Proposal  for  conference  of  delegates 
from. )  3421 

—  South  Africa.  Instructions  to  the  Royal 

Commission  for  the  settlement  of  the  affairs 
of  the  Transvaal,  and  correspondence  relating 
thereto.  London,  1881.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit. 
Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Correspond,  respect¬ 
ing  war  between  Transvaal  Republic  and 
neighbouring  .  .  .  tribes. )  3421 

—  South  Africa.  Proposal  for  a  conference 

of  delegates  from  the  colonies  and  states  of 
South  Africa,  and  correspondence  respecting 
same.  London,  [1875-76].  2  v.  fo.  3421 

—  South  Africa.  Reports  ...  on  the  affairs 
of  Bechuanaland,  1879-80.  London,  1883.  fo. 

3411 

—  South  African  Republic.  Convention  be¬ 

tween  Her  Majesty,  the  Queen  of  the  United 
Kingdom  of  Gt.  Britain  and  Ireland  and  the 
South  African  Republic.  London,  1884.  fo. 
( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
Transvaal,  Correspond,  and  further  corre¬ 
spond.  respecting ,  1883. )  3421 

—  South  African  Republic.  Correspondence 

respecting  the  convention  concluded  with  the 
South  African  Republic  on  the  27  Feb.,  1884. 
London,  1884.  fo.  3411 

—  South  African  Republic.  Report  by  .  .  . 

agent  at  Pretoria,  on  the  session  of  the  Volks- 
raad  of  the  South  African  Republic  in  1888. 
London,  1888.  8°.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 

Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa,  Reports  .  .  . 
on  Bechuanaland.)  3411 

—  Statistical  abstract  for  the  several  colonial 

and  other  possessions  of  the  United  King¬ 
dom  in  each  year,  1879-93.  no.  31.  London, 
1895.  8°.  —3392 

—  Swaziland.  Correspondence  respecting  the 

affairs  of  Swaziland.  London,  1887-90.  2  v. 
in  1,  fo.  3411 

—  Transvaal.  Correspondence  [and]  Further 

correspondence  respecting  the  affairs  of  the 
Transvaal  [and  adjacent  territories].  Lon¬ 
don,  1882-86.  17  v.  in  3,  fo.  3421 

—  Transvaal.  Correspondence  respecting  the 

debt  due  to  Her  Majesty’s  government  by  the 
Transvaal  state.  London,  1883.  fo.  ( With 
Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Transvaal, 
Correspond,  and  further  correspond,  respecting, 
1883.)  3421 

—  Transvaal.  Despatches  from  Sir  G.  C. 

Strahan,  and  Sir  G.  Pomeroy  Colley,  etc., 
transmitting  proclamations  issued  by  the 
Boer  leaders  and  by  Sir  W.  Owen  Lanyon. 
London,  1881.  fo.  (  With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts. 
and  Papers,  Correspond,  respecting  war  be¬ 
tween  Transvaal  Republic  and  neighbouring 
.  .  .  tribes.)  3421 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Parliament 


1832 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Parliament 


-  Transvaal.  Letter  from  Messrs.  Krueger 

and  Joubert,  delegates  from  the  Transvaal,  to 
the  Secretary  of  State  for  the  colonies  ;  with 
the  reply.  London,  1878.  ( With  Gt.  Brit. 

Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Correspond,  respect¬ 
ing  war  betiveen  Transvaal  Republic  and  neigh¬ 
bouring  .  .  .  tribes. )  3421 

-  Transvaal.  Telegram,  dated  17  June,  1883, 

from  the  officer  administering  the  govern¬ 
ment,  Cape  Town,  to  the  Earl  of  Derby,  and 
the  reply  thereto.  London,  1883.  fo.  (  With 
Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Transvaal, 
Correspond,  and  further  correspond,  respecting, 
1883. )  3421 

- —  Zululand.  Further  correspondence  re¬ 

specting  the  affairs  of  Zululand  and  adjacent 
territories.  London,  1884-90.  13  v.  in  3,  fo. 

( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
Zululand,  Further  correspond,  respecting  the 
affairs  of  Zululand  and  Cetywayo;  Natal  and 
Zululand  reports,  1885-87,  1888-91. )  3421 

-  Zululand.  Further  correspondence  respect¬ 
ing  the  affairs  of  Zululand  and  Cetywayo. 
London,  1883-84.  4  v.  in  2,  fo.  ( With  Gt. 

Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa, 
Correspond,  rel.  to  Natal  and  Zululand;  Natal 
and  Zululand  repts.  1884. )  3411,  3421 

_ Transvaal  finance.  Report  and  account  of  liabili¬ 
ties  of  the  Transvaal.  3  pp.  (  With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts. 
and  Papers,  Correspond,  respecting  war  between  Transvaal 
Republic  and  neighbouring  .  .  .  tribes.)—  Army  (troops  in 
Natal  and  Transvaal).  Statement  of  the  number  of 
troops  of  each  arm,  now  stationed  in  Natal  and  the 
Transvaal,  12  July,  1881.  1  p.  (  With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 

Accts.  and  Papers,  Correspond,  respecting  war  between 
Transvaal  Republic  and  neighbouring  .  .  .  tribes.) 

See  also  Accounts  and  Papers  under  House  of 
Commons.— House  of  Lords. 

Acts,  Ordinances,  Laws. 

Act  for  enabling  the  Commissioners  acting 
in  execution  of  an  agreement  made  between 
the  East  India  Co.  and  the  private  creditors 
of  the  Nabobs  of  the  Carnatic,  the  better  to 
carry  the  same  into  effect.  [London],  1806. 
fo.  (  With  Gt.  Brit.  Commissioners  ...  of  the 
Carnatic,  Reports,  v.  1.)  3471 

-  Act  for  further  continuing  until  the  first 

day  of  Aug.  1829  .  .  .  the  powers  granted  .  .  . 
for  enabling  the  Commissioners  acting  in 
execution  of  an  agreement  made  between  the 
East  India  Co.  and  the  private  creditors  of 
the  Nabobs  of  the  Carnatic,  the  better  to 
carry  the  same  into  effect.  [London],  1826. 
fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Commissioners  ...  of  the 
Carnatic,  Reports,  v.  2.)  .  3471 

-  Act  for  giving  relief  to  Messieurs  Chase 

and  Co.,  formerly  bankers  of  Madras  .  .  .  and 
Thos.  Parry,  also  of  Madras,  merchant  .  .  . 
[London],  1819.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Com¬ 
missioners  ...  of  the  Carnatic,  Reports,  v.  2. ) 

3471 


-  Acts  made  in  the  Parliaments  of  .  .  . 

Charles  I  and  Charles  II .  .  .  Holden  ...  at 
Edinburgh,  June,  1633;  June,  1640;  June- 
July,  1644 ;  Jan.  1645-Feb.  1646 ;  Nov.  1646- 
March,  1647  ;  March-June,  1648  ;  Jan. -March, 
1649 ;  May- Aug.  1649.  Edinburgh,  1633-49. 

8  v.  in  1,  fo.  1511 

-  Alcohol  in  the  arts.  Customs  and  inland 

revenue  laws  and  laws  and  regulations  for  the 
use  of  methylated  and  unmethylated  alcohol 
in  the  arts ;  together  with  an  appendix. 
Washington,  1895.  8°.  (U»S.  53  Cong.  3  sess. 

Senate  repts.  v.  4.) 

-  Collection  of  all  the  publicke  orders,  ordi¬ 
nances,  and  declarations  of  both  Houses  of 
Parliament  from  9  March,  1642,  untill  Dec., 
1646.  [By  Edward  Husband.]  London,  1646. 

fo.  •  .2541 

-  Declaration  and  ordinance  for  the  speedy 

raising  of  a  body  of  horse,  for  the  preserva¬ 
tion  ...  of  the  kingdom.  Which  horse  are 
...  to  be  under  the  command  of  Right  Hon. 
Edward,  Earl  of  Manchester.  [London], 
[1643].  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  5.) 

4555 

-  Exact  collection  of  all  remonstrances, 

declarations,  votes,  orders,  ordinances  .  .  . 
and  other  remarkable  passages  betweene  the 
Kings  most  excellent  Majesty,  and  his  high 
court  of  Parliament  .  .  .  Dec.,  1641,  untill 
March  21,  1643.  [By  Edward  Husband.]  Lon¬ 
don,  1643.  sm.  4°.  .2542 

-  Laws,  ordinances,  and  regulations  relating 

to  monastic  and  conventual  institutions  in 
various  foreign  countries.  London,  [1875]. 
fo.  —3251 

-  Long  Parliament  as  it  acted  in  1641-43 : 

being  an  exact  account  of  all  remarkable 
passages  that  was  between  the  King’s  most 
excellent  Majesty  and  the  two  Houses  of 
Parliament .  .  .  Also,  the  severall  votes,  re¬ 
solves,  etc.,  of  the  two  Houses,  with  such 
petitions  as  were  presented  to  them  either 
from  the  city  of  London  or  other  counties  in 
the  kingdome.  [London],  1661.  sm.  4°.  .2542 

-  Ordinance;  with  instructions  for  the  taking  of  the 

league  aiul  covenant  in  England  and  Wales.  10  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  4,  p.  525.)— Ordinance  for 
declaring  all  votes  ami  ordinances,  since  the  force 
on  both  Houses,  null  and  void.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  5,  p.  173.) 

Bills. 

Answer  of  the  commissioners  of  .  .  .  Scot¬ 
land  to  both  Houses  of  Parliament,  upon  the 
new  propositions  of  peace,  and  the  foure 
bills  to  be  sent  to  HisMajestie.  London,  1647. 
sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  8.)  4555 

— —  Bill  intituled,  An  act  for  the  prevention 
and  punishment  of  offences  committed  by 
His  Majesty’s  subjects  within  certain  terri¬ 
tories  adjacent  to  the  colony  of  the  Cape  of 
Good  Hope.  [London],  1836.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit. 
Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Reports  rel.  to  Cape 
of  Good  Hope,  1836-73. )  3411 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Parliament 


1833 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Parliament 


-  Declaration,  concerning  the  papers  of  the 

Scots  commissioners,  entituled  Answer  .  .  . 
,  upon  the  new  propositions  of  peace,  and  the 
four  bills  to  be  sent  to  His  Majesty.  London, 
1647.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  8.) 

4555 

-  Declaration  of  the  kingdome  of  Scotland 

.  .  .  Together  with  the  answer  of  the  com¬ 
missioners  ...  of  Scotland,  to  .  .  .  Parliament 
upon  the  new  propositions  of  peace,  and  the 
foure  bills  to  be  sent  to  His  Majesty.  Edin¬ 
burgh,  1647.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets  :  Charles  I, 
V.  8.)  4555 

-  Four  bills  sent  to  the  King  to  the  Isle  of 

Wight  to  be  passed.  Together  with  the  propo¬ 
sitions  sent  unto  him  at  the  same  time.  Lon¬ 
don,  1647.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I, 
V.  8. )  4555 

-  Marriages  (Basutoland,  etc. )  Bill  intituled, 

An  act  to  remove  doubts  as  to  the  validity  of 
certain  marriages  solemnised  in  Basutoland 
and  in  British  Bechuanaland.  [London],  1889. 
fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
South  Africa,  Correspond,  respecting  .  .  .  Basu¬ 
toland.)  3411 

-  Parliamentary  debates  on  the  Dissenters’ 

chapels  bill.  London,  1844.  8°.  — 4286 

-  Hamilton-Gordon,  J.  C.,  7  Earl  of  Aberdeen.  Af¬ 
firmation  bill.  10  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33,  1883, 
p.  475.) 

Debates  and  Proceeding's. 

Collection  of  all  the  publicke  orders,  or¬ 
dinances,  and  declarations  of  both  Houses  of 
Parliament  from  9  March,  1642,  untill  Dec. 
1646.  [By  Edward  Husband.]  London,  1646. 
fo.  .2541 

-  Diurnall  occurrences,  or  dayly  proceedings 

of  both  Houses,  in  this  great  and  happy  Parli¬ 
ament,  from  3  of  Nov.,  1640,  to  3  of  Nov., 
1641.  With  a  continuation  of  all  the  speeches, 
from  June  last,  to  3  of  Nov.,  1641.  London, 
1641.  sm.  4°.  1597 

-  England  and  Scotland ;  or,  the  proceed¬ 
ings  of  the  Parliament  of  England,  the  con¬ 
fession  of  the  Church  of  Scotland.  Oxford, 
1644.  sm.  4°.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  6.) 

4555 

-  Ephemeris  Parliamentaria ;  or,  a  faithfull 

register  of  the  transactions  in  Parliament,  in 
the  third  and  fourth  years  of  the  reign  of  .  .  . 
King  Charles.  [By  Thos.  Fuller.]  London, 
1654.  fo.  2542 

-  Exact  collection  of  all  remonstrances, 

declarations,  votes,  orders,  ordinances  .  .  . 
and  other  remarkable  passages  betweene  the 
Kings  most  excellent  Majesty,  and  his  high 
court  of  Parliament  .  .  .  Dec.,  1641,  untill 
March  21,  1643.  [By  Edward  Husband.] 
London,  1643.  sm.  4°.  .2542 

-  Hansard’s  Parliamentary  debates.  3  s. 

v.  281-356,  July  2,  1883-Aug.  5,  1891.  London, 
1883-91.  76  v.  8°.  —3334 

Note—  For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue.  For  con¬ 
tinuation  see  Parliamentary  debates. 


-  Historical  collections  ;  or,  an  exact  account 

of  the  proceedings  of  the  four  last  Parlia¬ 
ments  of  Q.  Elizabeth  of  famous  memory  .  .  . 
Faithfully  and  laboriously  collected  by  Hey- 
wood  Townshend.  London,  1680.  fo.  1512 

-  History,  debates,  and  proceedings  of  both 

Houses  of  Parliament  of  Gt.  Britain,  1743-74. 
[By  John  Debrett.]  London,  1792.  7  v.  8°. 

—3306 

-  Long  Parliament  as  it  acted  in  1641-43 : 

being  an  exact  account  of  all  remarkable 
passages  that  was  between  the  King’s  most 
excellent  Majesty  and  the  two  Houses  of  Par¬ 
liament  .  .  .  Also,  the  severall  votes,  resolves, 
etc.,  of  the  two  Houses  :  with  such  petitions 
as  were  presented  to  them  either  from  the 
city  of  London  or  other  counties  in  the  king- 
dome.  [London],  1661.  sm.  4°.  .2542 

-  Mirror  of  Parliament,  1828-37.  London, 

1828-37.  36  v.  fo.  .—2381 

The  same.  2  s.  1837-41.  London,  1838-41. 
34  v.  8°.  .—2384 

-  Parliamentary  debates,  authorised  ed.  4  s. 

v.  1-50,  Feb.  9,  1892-July  12,  1897.  London, 
1892-97.  50  v.  8°.  —3451 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  Hansard’s  Parliamentary 
debates. 

-  Parliamentary  debates  on  the  Dissenters’ 

chapels  bill.  London,  1844.  8°.  — 4286 

-  Test  act  reporter  ;  or,  report  of  proceedings 

in  the  late  application  to  Parliament  for  the 
repeal  of  the  corporation  and  test  acts :  in¬ 
cluding  Parliamentary  debates  and  public 
documents  .  .  .  London,  1829.  8°.  — 2354 

- Proceedings  in  the  third  Parliament  of  diaries  I. 

3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll  of  tracts,  v.  4,  p.  115. ) — Proceed¬ 
ings  in  Parliament  upon  the  observations  of  the  Com¬ 
missioners  for  stating  the  public  accounts  of  the 
kingdom.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  12,  p.  395.) 
— Resolves  of  Parliament,  1660.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  429.)— Declaration  of  the  votes 
and  resolutions  agreed  upon  for  the  safety  of  His 
Majesty’s  person,  the  defence  of  the  kingdom,  etc.,  1642. 
3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  4,  p.458.) — Votes, 
resolves,  and  orders  of  the  Parliament  respecting 
the  prisoners  in  the  Tower,  1660.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  433.) 

See  also  Rebates  and  Proceedings  under  House  of 
Commons.— House  of  Lords. 

Great  Britain,  Parliament 

Works  about  Parliament. 

Animadversions  upon  the  armies  remon¬ 
strances,  delivered  to  the  House  of  Commons 
...  20  Nov.,  1648,  in  vindication  of  the  Parlia¬ 
ments  treaty  with  the  king  in  the  Isle  of 
Wight.  1648.  ( Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  10. ) 

4555 

•  * 

-  Anson,  Sir  W.  R.  Law  and  custom  of  the 

constitution.  Pt.  I  :  Parliament,  1886.  — 2323 

-  Anti-remonstrance,  to  the  late  humble 

remonstrance  to  the  high  court  of  Parliament. 
1641.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  1.)  4555 

- Armies  proposalls  to  the  Parliament. 

1659.  (Commonwealth  tracts,  v.  2.)  4555 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Parliament 


1834 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Parliament 


—  Charles  I,  King  of  Ot.  Britain.  Collec¬ 

tion  of  severall  speeches,  messages,  and 
answers  of  the  Kings  Majestie,  to  both 
Houses  of  Parliament.  1642.  ( Pamphlets : 
Charles  I,  v.  4. )  4555 

—  —  His  Majesties  answer  by  way  of  declara¬ 
tion  to  a  printed  paper,  entituled,  A  declara¬ 
tion  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament,  in  answer 
to  His  Majesties  last  message  concerning  the 
militia.  1642.  (Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  4.) 

4555 

- His  Majesties  answer  to  a  book,  en¬ 
tituled,  The  declaration  ;  or,  remonstrance  of 
the  Lords  and  Commons,  of  the  19  of  May, 
1642.  1642.  ( Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  4. )  4555 

- His  Majesties  answer  to  a  printed 

book,  intituled,  A  remonstrance ;  or,  the 
declaration  of  the  Lords  and  Commons  now 
assembled  in  Parliament,  26  May,  1642. 
1642.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  4. )  4555 

- His  Majesties  answer  to  the  declaration 

of  both  Houses  concerning  Hull.  Sent  4  May, 
1642.  1642.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 
- His  Majesties  answer  to  the  XIX  propo¬ 
sitions  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament.  1642. 
(Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  4.)  4555 

- His  Majesties  declaration,  in  answer  to 

a  declaration  of  Parliament ;  for  the  raysing 
of  all  power  and  force  ...  to  lead  against  all 
tray  tours  and  their  adherents,  &c.  1642. 

( Pamphlets :  Charles  /,  v.  3. )  4555 

- His  Majesties  declaration  . . .  occasioned 

by  a  false  and  scandalous  imputation  laid 
upon  His  Majesty  of  an  intention  of .  .  .  levy¬ 
ing  war  against  his  Parliament.  1642.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  3. )  4555 

- His  Majesties  declaration  ...  of  the 

causes  which  moved  him  to  dissolve  the  last 
Parliament.  1640.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I, 
v.  1.)  4555 

- His  Majesties  declaration  .  .  .  upon  occa¬ 
sion  of  a  late  printed  paper,  entituled,  A 
declaration  and  protestation  of .  .  .  Parlia¬ 
ment  to  this  kingdom,  and  the  whole  world. 
1642.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

- His  Majesties  gracious  answer  and 

propositions,  Feb.  3,  1642.  1642.  (Pamphlets : 
Charles  I,  v.  3. )  4555 

- His  Majesties  message  to  both  Houses 

of  Parliament.  Die  Lunae  14,  Febr.,  1641. 
1641.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  2.)  4555 

—  —  The  Kings  most  gracious  messages  for 

peace,  and  a  personal  treaty.  [Ed.  by  E. 
Symmons.l  1648.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I, 
v.  9. )  4555 

- Speech  to  both  Houses  of  Parliament  at 

the  passing  of  the  bill  for  tonnage  and  pound¬ 
age,  22  June,  1641.  1641.  (Pamphlets :  Charles 
I,  v.  2.)  4555 

—  —  Speech  to  both  Houses  of  Parliament, 

July  5,  1641,  concerning  .  .  .  poll-money  .  .  . 
1641.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  1.)  4555 


- Speeches,  in  this  great  and  happy  Par¬ 
liament,  Nov.  3,  1640.  1641.  (Pamphlets: 
Charles  J,  v.  2. )  '  4555 

—  Charles  II,  King  of  Ot.  Britain.  Hia 

Majesties  gracious  speech  to  both  Houses  of 
Parliament,  April  13,  1675.  1675.  ( With 

Turbervill,  E.,  Information.)  1552 

—  —  His  Majesties  gracious  speech  to  both 
Houses  of  Parliament,  Jan.  28,  167|.  167£. 

( With  Turbervill,  E.,  Information.)  1552 

—  Cromwell,  O.  Speech  to  the  Parliament 

in  the  Painted  Chamber,  at  their  dissolution, 
upon  Monday,  22  of  Jan.,  1654.  1654.  ( Com¬ 
monwealth  tracts ,  v.  1. )  4555 

—  Digges,  Sir  D.,  and  others.  Conference 
.  .  .  had  by  a  Committee  of  both  Houses,  con¬ 
cerning  the  rights  and  privileges  of  the  sub¬ 
jects.  1642.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  4.)  4555 

—  Discourse  upon  the  questions  in  debate 

between  the  King  and  Parliament,  n.  d. 
(Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  4.)  4555 

—  Eglisham,  G.  Fore-runner  of  revenge. 

Being  two  petitions :  the  one  to  the  Kings 
most  excellent  Majesty,  the  other  to  the  most 
honourable  Houses  of  Parliament.  1642. 

( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3. )  4555 

—  Englands  glory  in  her  royall  king,  and 
honorable  assembly  in  the  high  court  of  Par¬ 
liament.  1641.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  2.) 

4555 

—  Fairfax,  T.,  3  Baron  Fairfax,  and  others. 

Declaration,  concerning  their  proceeding  in 
the  proposalls,  prepared  and  agreed  on  by  the 
councell  of  the  armie,  to  be  tendred  to  the 
commissioners  of  Parliament.  1647.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  8. )  4555 

- Declaration,  or  representation  .  .  .  con¬ 
cerning  the  just  and  fundamentall  rights  and 
liberties  of  themselves  and  the  kingdome. 
1647.  (Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  8.)  4555 

- Demands,  in  prosecution  of  the  late 

remonstrance  to  the  two  Houses  of  Parlia¬ 
ment.  1648.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  10.) 

4555 

- Message  ...  to  the  Parliament.  1647. 

(Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  8.)  4555 

—  Finch,  H.,  1  Earl  of  Nottingham.  Speech 
to  both  Houses  of  Parliament,  April  13,  1675. 
1675.  (  With  Turbervill,  E.,  Information.)  1552 

—  Fleetwood,  C.  Answer  to  the  humble 

representation  of  Col.  Morley  .  .  .  wherein  he 
declares  .  .  .  for  a  free  Parliament,  as  the 
onely  expedient  for  England’s  settlement. 
[1659.]  (Commonwealth  tracts,  v.  2.)  4555 

—  Franqueville,  A.  C.  F.,  Comte  de.  Gou- 

vernement  et  le  Parlement  britanniques. 
1887,  3  v.  —2323 

—  Hall,  J.  Humble  remonstrance  to  the 

high  court  of  Parliament  by  a  dutifull  sonne 
of  the  Church.  [Anon.]  1640.  (Pamphlets: 
Charles  I,  v.  1. )  4555 


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-  Hobbes,  T.  Behemoth ;  or,  the  Long  Par¬ 
liament.  Ed.  by  F.  Toennies.  1889.  1505 

-  Humble  petition  of  many  thousand  citi¬ 
zens  and  inhabitants  in  and  about  the  city  of 
London,  to  the  Parliament  of  the  common¬ 
wealth  of  England.  1658.  ( Commonwealth 

tracts ,  v.  2. )  4555 

-  Humble  petition  of  the  knights,  gentle 

men,  citizens,  freeholders,  and  inhabitants  of 
the  county  of  Surrey,  and  the  borough  of 
Southwark,  to  . .  .  Parliament.  1648.  ( Pamph¬ 
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conveniencies  of  a  long  continued  Parlia¬ 
ment,  and  the  judgement  of  the  law  of  the 
land  in  that  behalfe.  1647.  ( Pamphlets : 

Charles  I,  v.  8. )  4555 

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Westminster,  21  of  Feb.,  1647.  1647.  ( Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  8. )  4555 

-  Lanceter,  R.  Gallicantus,  seu  praecursor 

gallicinii  primus.  Containing  two  addresses, 
the  one  to  the  King,  the  other  to  the  Parlia¬ 
ment.  1660.  ( Commonwealth  tracts ,  v.  2.) 

4555 

- Lenthall,  W.  Speech  to  both  Houses  of 

Parliament,  at  the  passing  of  the  bill  for  ton¬ 
nage  and  poundage,  22  June,  1641.  1641. 

( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  2.)  4555 

-  Lilly,  W.  Anglicus,  peace,  or  no  peace, 

1645.  A  probable  conjecture  of  the  state  of 
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His  Majestie  and  the  Parliament  of  England. 
1645.  ( Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  7.)  4555 

-  Macaulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron  Macaulay. 

Speeches,  Parliamentary  and  miscellaneous. 
1853,  2  v.  2214 

-  Mercurius  Melancholicus,  pseud.  Mis- 

tris  Parliament  presented  in  her  bed,  after 
sore  travaile  and  hard  labour  which  she  en¬ 
dured  last  weeke,  in  the  birth  of  her  mon¬ 
strous  offspring,  the  childe  of  deformation. 
1648.  ( Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  10.)  4555 

-  Monk,  G.,  1  Duke  of  Albemarle,  and  others. 

Letter  of  addresse  from  the  officers  of  the 
army  in  Scotland  ...  to  the  .  .  .  Speaker  of 
the  Parliament  of  the  commonwealth  of  Eng¬ 
land.  1659.  ( Commonwealth  tracts,  v.  2. )  4555 

-  —  Letter  to  the  Parliament ;  in  the  name 

of  themselves  and  the  souldiers  under  them. 
1660.  ( Commonwealth  tracts,  v.  2. )  4555 

-  Moulson,  R.,  and  others.  Humble  decla¬ 
ration,  tender,  and  petition  of  divers  cordiall 
and  well-affected  marriners  .  .  .  to  .  .  .  Parlia¬ 
ment.  1648  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  10.) 

4555 

-  Palmer,  H.  Glasse  of  Gods  providence 

towards  His  faithfull  ones.  Sermon  preached 
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( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  6.)  4555 

Vol.  III.— 230. 


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ing  in  the  church  set  forth  in  a  sermon 
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— —  Rishton,  R.  The  Kings  Majesties  last 
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4555 

-  Rowe,  J.  Mans  duty  in  magnifying  Gods 

work  ;  discovered  in  a  sermon  preached  before 
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monwealth  tracts,  v.  2. )  4555 

-  Scotland.  Parliament.  Answer  of  the 

commissioners  of . . .  Scotland,  to  both  Houses 
of  Parliament,  upon  the  new  propositions  of 
peace,  and  the  foure  bills  to  be  sent  to  His 
Majestie.  1647.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  8.) 

4555 

-  —  Collection  of  divers  papers  presented 

unto  the  Houses  of  Parliament .  .  .  since  May 
last,  1645.  1645.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  7.) 

4555 

-  —  Declaration  to  the  Parliament  of  Eng¬ 
land.  Together  with  the  answer  of  the  com¬ 
missioners  ...  of  Scotland,  to  .  .  .  Parliament 
upon  the  new  propositions  of  peace,  and  the 
foure  bills  to  be  sent  to  His  Majesty.  1647. 
(Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  8.)  4555 

- Declaration  ...  to  the  Parliament .  .  . 

of  England  concerning  the  necessitie, 
grounds,  and  ends,  of  their  engagement,  and 
of  the  return  of  the  Scots  army  into  England. 
1648.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  10.)  4555 

The  same.  ( Tracts  rel.  to  Scotland. )  2594 

-  —  Eight  articles  of  the  Scots  demands, 

lately  put  into  the  Parliament  by  the  Scots 
commissioners,  July  1,  1641.  1641.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  1,  v.  2. )  4555 

- Manifesto  of  the  commissioners  of  Scot¬ 
land  :  delivered  in  to  the  honourable  Houses 
of  Parliament,  24  of  May,  1645.  1645.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  7. )  4555 

-  Villiers,  G.,  2  Duke  of  Buckingham,  and 

others.  Declaration.  1648.  (Pamphlets : 
Charles  I,  v.  9. )  4555 

-  Waller,  E.  Speech  in  Parliament  at  a 

conference  of  both  Houses  in  the  Painted 
Chamber,  6  July,  1641.  1641.  (Pamphlets: 

Charles  I,  v.  1. )  4555 

-  Appeal  to  the  Parliament  respecting  the  poor.  2  pp. 

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-  Lucy,  H.  W.  Diary  of  the  Salisbury  Par¬ 
liament,  1886-92.  Illustr.  1892.  .2534 

- Diary  of  two  Parliaments.  The  Glad¬ 
stone  Parliament,  1880-85.  1886.  .2534 

-  Ludlow,  E.  Three  tracts  pub.  at  Amster¬ 
dam  in  1691-92  .  .  .  comparing  the  oppressive 
government  of  King  Charles  I  in  the  first  four 
years  of  his  reign,  with  that  of  the  four  years 
of  the  reign  of  King  James  II,  and  vindi¬ 
cating  the  conduct  of  the  Parliament  that  be¬ 
gan  in  Nov.,  1640.  1812.  2562 

-  Maitland,  F.  W.  (Ed. )  Records  of  the 

Parliament  holden  at  Westminster  28  Feb., 
33  Edward  I  (A.  D.  1305).  1893.  (Gt.  Brit. 

Rolls  chron. )  4582 

-  Oldfield,  T.  H.  B.  History  of  the  origi¬ 
nal  constitution  of  Parliaments.  1797.  .2542 

-  Phillips,  T.  The  Long  Parliament  re¬ 
vived  ;  or,  an  act  for  continuation,  and  the 
not  dissolving  the  Long  Parliament .  .  .  but 
by  an  act  of  Parliament.  1661.  (Pamphlets : 
Charles  II. )  4555 

-  Raven,  J.  Parliamentary  history  of  Eng¬ 
land,  from  the  passing  of  the  reform  bill  of 
1832.  1885.  1517 

-  S.,  J.  Continuation  of  this  session  of  Par¬ 
liament,  justified  ;  and  the  action  of  the  army 
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GREAT  BRITAIN,  Parliament,  History- 


1837  GREAT  BRITAIN,  Parliament,  Registers 


-  Skottowe,  B.  C.  Short  history  of  Parlia¬ 
ment.  1887.  '  1508 

-  Smith,  G.  B.  History  of  the  English  Par¬ 
liament.  1892,  2  v.  1502 

-  Vicars,  J.  Jehovah-Jireh.  God  in  the 

mount ;  or,  Englands  Parliamentarie-chron- 
icle.  1644.  1506 

- Gods  arke  overtopping  the  worlds 

waves  ;  or,  the  third  part  of  the  Parliamentary 
chronicle.  1646.  1506 

- Burning-bush  not  consumed ;  or,  the 

fourth  and  last  part  of  the  Parliamentarie- 
chronicle.  1646.  ( With  his  Gods  arke  over¬ 
topping  the  worlds  waves. )  1506 

-  Wight,  A.  Inquiry  into  the  rise  and  prog¬ 
ress  of  Parliament.  1784.  .2561 

-  Bagehot,  W.  History  of  the  unreformed  Parliament, 

and  its  lessons.  57  pp.  (  Works,  v.  4,  p.  369.)— Bethell, 
S.  Narrative  of  the  most  material  debates  in  the  late 
Parliament,  1659.  10  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6, 
p.  477.)— Bontmy,  E.  Premiere  Evolution  politique  des 
classes  et  la  formation  du  Parliament  en  Angleterre. 
45  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1885,  3  p6r.  v.  68,  p.  82.) — 
Brown,  E.  Working-men  in  the  British  Parliament. 
13  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  73,  1886,  p.  505.)—  C.,  R.  The 
Long  Parliament  is  not  revived.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  485.) — I).,  L.  Exact  relation  of  the 
transactions  of  the  late  Parliament,  1654.  18  pp. 

(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.6,  p.  266.)— Brake,  N.  His¬ 
tory  of  the  last  Parliament,  1695-98.  23  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  126.)— Drake,  Sir  W.  (T.  Philips, 
pseud.)  The  Long  Parliament  revived,  1661.  12  pp. 

(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.473.)— Olde  and  auncient 
order  of  keeping  of  the  Parlement  in  England,  used  in 
the  time  of  King  Edward  the  Confessor.  9  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  1,  p.  175.)— Essay  towards 
the  history  of  the  last  ministry  and  Parliament,  1710. 
22  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  43.) — Lucy, 
H.  W.  In  young  Parliamentary  days.  6  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  52,  1892,  p.  105.)— Men  of  the  Salisbury  Parli¬ 
ament.  8  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  152,  1891,  p.  461.)— North, 
D.,  4  Baron  North.  Narrative  of  some  passages  in,  or 
relating  to,  the  Long  Parliament.  25  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  565.)— Retrospect  of  the  session. 
35  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  156,  1882,  p.  260.)— Manner  of  hold¬ 
ing  Parliaments  in  the  reign  of  Richard  II.  9  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  1,  p.  7.)— St.  Stephen's 
chapel.  5  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  51,  1855,  p.  208.) — 
Second  autumn  session.  11pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  136,  1884,  p.  542.) — Smith,  G.  B.  Memorable  dissolu¬ 
tions.  24  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  31,  1892,  p.  713.) — 
Smith,  L.  T.  (Ed.)  Parliamentary  petitions  relating  to 
Oxford.  85  pp.  1  pi.  (Burrows,  M.,  Collectanea,  3  s. 
p.  77:  Oxford  Hist.  Soc.  Pub.  v.  32. )  — Somers,  J., 
1  Baron  Somers.  Vindication  of  the  proceedings  of  the 
late  Parliament,  1689.  12  pp.  (In  his  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  10,  p.  257.)— Third  session.  9  pp.  ( Blackwood's 
Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  806.)— Twelfth  Parliament  of  the 
Queen.  24  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  174,  1891,  p.566.) — Work 
of  the  session.  31  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  167,  1888, 
p.  514.) 

See  also  History  under  House  of  Commons. — House 
of  Lords. 

Great  Britain,  Parliament,  Powers ,  Privileges, 
etc. 

Collection  of  the  rights  ancl  priviledges  of 
Parliament  .  .  .  Collected  out  of  ancient 
writers.  1642.  1516 

-  Hale,  Sir  M.  Jurisdiction  of  the  Lords 

House,  or  Parliament,  considered  according 
to  antient  records.  1796.  —1372 


-  Prynne,  W.  Soveraigne  power  of  Parlia¬ 
ments  and  kingdomes  ;  or,  second  part  of  the 
Treachery  and  disloyalty  of  papists  to  their 
soveraignes.  [Anon.]  1643.  (Tracts.)  4555 

- Third  part  of  the  Soveraigne  power  of 

Parliaments  and  kingdomes.  1643.  ( Tracts. ) 

4555 

- Fourth  part  of  the  Soveraigne  power  of 

Parliaments  and  kingdomes.  1643.  ( Tracts. ) 

4555 

-  Wentworth,  T.,  1  Earl  of  Strafford.  Two 

speeches  in  Parliament,  1628.  One,  concern¬ 
ing  the  liberty  of  the  subject.  The  other,  the 
privilege  of  the  Houses  of  Parliament.  1641. 

( With  James  I,  King  of  Gt.  Britain,  Speach 
in  the  Starre-Chamber. )  4555 

-  tilyn,  ( — ).  Speech  made  in  Parliament,  Jan.  5,  1641, 

concerning  the  breaches  of  the  privileges  thereof.  3  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  4,  p.  340.)— Clrimston,  Sir 
H.  Speech,  Jan.  6,  1641,  concerning  the  breaches  of  the 
privileges  of  Parliament.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  4,  p.  342.) — Hargrave,  F.  Introductory  pref¬ 
ace.  230  pp.  (Hale,  Sir  M.,  Jurisdiction  of  the  Lords 
House,  p.  i.) — Head,  Sir  F.  B.  British  policy.  38  pp. 
(Descriptive  essays,  v.  1,  p.  219.)— Nature  of  the  powers 
and  proceedings  of  the  Lords  and  Commons  on  im¬ 
peachments.  18  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11, 
p.  294.)— Mantell,  W.  Short  treatise  of  the  lawes  of 
England:  with  the  jurisdiction  of  the  high  court  of  Par¬ 
liament,  1644.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  4, 
p.  599.)— Meynard,  ( — ).  Speech  at  the  Committee  at 
Guildhall,  Jan.  6,  1641,  concerning  the  breaches  of  privi¬ 
leges  of  Parliament.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  4,  p.  349.) — Private  hill  legislation.  32  pp.  (Edin. 
Rev.  v.  161,  1885,  p.  74;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  67,  1885,  p.  488.) 
— Scobell,  H.  Power  of  the  Lords  and  Commons  in 
Parliament,  in  point  of  judicature,  discussed,  1680. 
4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  67.)— Sellar, 
A.  C.  Private  bill  legislation.  17  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  17,  1885,  p.  352.)— Two  petitions  of  the  county  of 
Buckingham ;  as  also,  the  humble  petition  of  the  mari¬ 
ners  and  seamen ;  together  with  the  petition  of  the 
foure  innes  of  court.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  4,  p.  351.) 

Great  Britain,  Parliament,  Registers. 

Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.  (Ed.)  Flagellum  Par- 
liamentarium :  being  sarcastic  notices  of 
nearly  two  hundred  members  of  the  first  Par¬ 
liament  after  the  restoration,  A.  D.  1661-78. 
1827.  1508 

-  Park,  G.  R.  Parliamentary  representa¬ 
tion  of  Yorkshire  ...  to  the  dissolution  of  the 
twenty-second  Parliament.  1886.  2546 

-  Royal  Blue  Book,  fashionable  directory, 

and  Parliamentary  guide.  [1868.]  1156 

-  I.ist  of  persons  returned  to  serve  in  Parliament  in 

1656.  7  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  339.)— 
Names  of  the  members  of  Parliament  called  to  take 
upon  them  the  trust  of  the  government  of  this  Com¬ 
monwealth,  which  began  June  4,  1653.  20  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  246.)— List  of  the  members  of 
Parliament  that  were  secluded  by  the  army  in  1648,  or 
since  excluded  by  a  few  of  their  fellow  members.  7  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  37.) 

See  also  Registers  under  House  of  Commons.— House 
of  Lords. 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Patent  Office 


1838 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Public  Record  Office 


Gi*eat  Britain,  Patent  Office. 

Abridgment  class  and  index  key,  showing 
abridgment  classes  and  index  headings  to 
which  inventions  are  assigned  in  the  official 
publications  of  the  Patent  Office,  Sept.,  1897. 
Pt.  I.  List  and  contents  of  abridgment  classes. 
Pt.  II.  Index  headings  and  cross  references. 
London,  1897.  r.  8°.  P.205 

-  Abridgments  of  specifications,  1533-1888. 

London,  1858-96.  195  v.  8°,  16°.  P.4411 

-  Alphabetical  index  of  patentees  and  ap¬ 
plicants  for  patents,  1883-85.  London,  1884- 
86.  3  v.  r.  8°.  P.205 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue.  For  con¬ 
tinuation  see  Name  index,  etc. 

-  Illustrated  journal,  1884-88.  London,  1884- 

88.  8  v.  r.  8°.  P.3511 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue.  Con¬ 
tinued  as 

-  Illustrated  official  journal,  1889-97.  Lon¬ 
don,  1889-97.  36  v.  r.  8°.  P.3511 

- Name  index  of  applicants  for  patents  of 

invention,  1886-88.  London,  1887-89.  3  v.  r. 

8°.  P.205 

Note—  For  earlier  years  see  Alphabetical  index,  etc. 

-  Official  journal,  1884-88.  London,  1884-89. 

10  v.  r.  8°.  P.3511 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue.  Con¬ 
tinued  as  Illustrated  official  journal. 

-  Specifications  of  letters  patent  for  inven¬ 
tions,  and  provisional  specifications,  filed  and 
recorded  in  the  office  of  the  Commissioners  of 
patents  for  inventions,  1883,  v.  54-1896,  v.  69. 
London,  1884-97.  1343  v.  r.  8°.  P.179 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Subject-matter  index  of  accepted  complete 

specifications  of  inventions,  1884-95.  London, 
1887-97.  21  v.  r.  8°.  P.203 

Note.— For  earlier  years  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Hardingham,  G.  G.  M.  Patents  for  in¬ 
ventions,  and  how  to  procure  them.  Notes 
on  the  law  and  practice  relating  to  the  grant 
of  letters  patent  for  inventions.  1891.  — 1355 

Great  Britain,  Privy  Council. 

Acts,  n.  s.,  1542-82,  86-88.  Ed.  by  J.  R. 
Dasent.  London,  1890-97.  16  v.  r.  8°.  ( Gt . 

Brit.  Master  of  the  Rolls. )  4572 

-  Orders  in  Council  and  returns  respecting 

the  sale  of  lands  in  Upper  Canada.  [London], 
1837.  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and 
Papers,  Papers  rel.  to  Lower  Canada. )  4561 

-  Report  of  a  Committee  -of  the  Lords  of  the 

Privy  Council  on  the  trade  of  Gt.  Britain 
with  the  United  States,  Jan.,  1791.  [Ed.  by 
W.  C.  Ford.]  Washington,  1888.  sm.  4°. 

—2393 

-  Bateson,  M.  (Ed.)  Collection  of  original 

letters  from  the  Bishops  to  the  Privy  Council, 
1564.  1893.  (Camden  miscel.  v.  9:  Camden 

Soc. )  1504 


-  Dicey,  A.  V.  Privy  Council.  The  Arnold 

prize  essay,  1860.  1887.  — 2325 

-  Great  Britain.  Royal  Commission  on 

historical  MSS.  Fifteenth  report,  Appendix 
III.  MSS.  of  Charles  Haliday,  of  Dublin. 
Acts  of  the  Privy  Council  in  Ireland,  1556-71. 
1897.  4463 

- James  II,  King  of  Gt.  Britain.  Letter  to  the  Lords 

of  his  Privy  Council.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  11,  p.  485.) 

Great  Britain,  Public  Record  Office. 

Calendars  ;  Chronicles  and  memorials,  etc. 
See  above,  Master  of  the  Rolls. 

- British  Record  Society.  Index  library  : 

being  indexes  and  calendars  to  British  records. 
Nos.  13-69.  1889-97,  57  nos.  in  41.  W.  27 

- Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons. 

Select  committee,  appointed  to  inquire  into 
the  state  of  the  public  records  of  the  king¬ 
dom,  etc.,  1800.  Reports  and  appendices, 
n.  d.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Com¬ 
mittees,  v.  15. )  4451 

-  Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.  Refutation  of  Mr.  Pal- 

grave’s  “  Remarks  in  reply  to  ‘  Observations 
on  the  state  of  historical  literature.’  ”  Addi¬ 
tional  facts  relative  to  the  Record  Commis¬ 
sion,  and  record  offices.  1831.  1586 

-  Scargill-Bird,  S.  R.  Guide  to  the  princi¬ 
pal  classes  of  documents  preserved  in  the 
Public  Record  Office.  1896.  (Gt.  Brit. 
Master  of  the  Rolls. )  4591 

-  Wrottesley,  G.  (Ed.)  Extracts  from  the 

Plea  rolls  of  the  reigns  of  Richard  I,  John, 
Henry  III,  Edward  I,  Edward  II,  Edward  III, 
Richard  II,  and  Henry  IV,  A.  D.  1194-1405, 
from  the  original  rolls  in  the  Public  Record 
Office.  (Wm.  Salt  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3, 
4,  6,  7,  9,  10,  pt.  1 ;  11 ;  12,  pt.  1 ;  13 ;  14,  pt.  1 ; 
15,  1882-94. )  .2555 

- Wrottesley,  G.  {Ed.)  Extracts  from  the  Fine  rolls 

of  the  reign  of  Edward  II,  A.  D.  1307-27,  taken  from  the 
original  rolls  in  the  Public  Record  Office.  13  pp.  (Wm. 
Salt  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  9,  pt.  1,  1888,  p.  119.) — (Ed.) 
Pedes  finium  ;  or,  fines  of  mixed  counties,  which  include 
manors  and  tenements  in  Staffordshire, "temp.  Henry  VII, 
Henry  VIII,  Edward  VI,  and  Philip  and  Mary.  From  the 
originals  in  the  Public  Record  Office.  65  pp.  (Wm.  Salt 
Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  12,  pt.  1,  1891,  p.  175.) — (Ed.)  Pleas 
of  the  forest,  Staffordshire,  temp.  Henry  III  and  Ed¬ 
ward  I.  From  the  originals  in  the  Public  Record  Office. 
58  pp.  (Wm.  Salt  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  5,  pt.  1,  1884, 
p.  123.)— (Ed.)  Staffordshire  hundred  rolls,  temp.  Henry 
III  and  Edward  I.  From  the  originals  in  the  Public 
Record  Office.  17  pp.  (Wm.  Salt  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  5,  pt.  1,  1884,  p.  105.)— (Ed.)  Subsidy  roll  of  6  Edward 
III,  A.  D.  1332-33.  From  the  original  Exchequer  roll  in 
the  Public  Record  Office.  55  pp.  (Wm.  Salt  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Coll.  v.  10,  pt.  1, 1889,  p.  77.)— and  Boyd,  W.  (Eds.) 
Final  concords ;  or,  Pedes  finium  of  Staffordshire,  1  to 
31  Elizabeth,  abstracted  from  the  original  Feet  of  fines 
in  the  Public  Record  Office.  227  pp.  (Wm.  Salt  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Coll.  v.  12,  pt.  1,  1891,  p.  235 ;  v.  13,  1892,  p.  205 ;  v.  14, 
pt.  1,  1893,  p.  163;  v.  15,  1894,  p.  127.) 

See  also  the  following. 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Record  Commission 


1839  GREAT  BRITAIN,  Royal  Commission,  etc. 


Great  Britain,  Record  Commission. 

Domesday  book ;  or,  the  great  survey  of 
England  of  William  the  Conqueror,  A.  D. 
1086.  Fac-simile  of  the  part  relating  to  Corn¬ 
wall.  Southampton,  1861.  fo.  2541 

-  Domesday  book ;  or,  the  great  survey  of 

England  of  William  the  Conqueror,  A.  D. 
1086.  Fac-simile  of  the  part  relating  to  Essex. 
Southampton,  1862.  4°.  2542 

-  Domesday  book ;  or,  the  great  survey  of 

England  of  William  the  Conqueror,  A.  D. 
1086.  Fac-simile  of  the  part  relating  to  Nor¬ 
folk.  Southampton,  1862.  4°.  2542 

-  Domesday  book ;  or,  the  great  survey  of 

England  of  William  the  Conqueror,  A.  D. 
1086.  Fac-simile  of  the  part  relating  to  Suf¬ 
folk.  Southampton,  1863.  4°.  2542 

-  Domesday  book ;  or,  the  great  survey  of 

England,  made  by  William  the  Conqueror, 
A.  D.  1086.  [Facsimile,  photo-zincographed 
by  Her  Majesty’s  command.]  [Southampton], 
n.  d.  fo.  P.R. 

-  General  report ;  with  an  appendix  and  in¬ 
dex.  [London],  1837.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of 
C.  Reports  from  Committees ,  Suppl.  v.  8. )  4451 

-  Nonarum  inquisitiones  in  Curia  Scaccarii, 

temp,  regis  Edwardi  III.  [London],  1807. 
fo.  —2301 

-  Reports  respecting  the  public  records  of 

the  kingdom,  etc.  1800-19.  [London],  1819. 
2  v.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Com¬ 
mittees,  Suppl.  v.  6,  7.)  4451 

- Appendix ;  engraved  fac  similes  inserted 

in  the  several  works  printed  under  the  Com¬ 
mission,  with  the  explanations.  [London], 
1819.  fo.  4451 

-  Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.  Refutation  of  Mr. 

Palgrave’s  “Remarks  in  reply  to  ‘Observa¬ 
tions  on  the  state  of  historical  literature.’  ” 
Additional  facts  relative  to  the  Record  Com¬ 
mission,  and  record  offices.  1831.  1586 

-  Britton,  J.  On  the  Record  Commission:  with  a 

brief  account  of  historical  and  topographical  records. 
17  pp.  (Jackson,  J.  E.,  Hist,  of  Grittleton :  Wiltshire 
Topograph.  Soc.)—  Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.  Account  of  the 
woiks  puh.  by  order  of  the  Commissioners  for  the  preser¬ 
vation  of  the  public  records.  34  pp.  ( In  his  Notitia 
historica,  p.  100. ) 

Great  Britain,  Registrar  General. 

Census  of  England  and  Wales,  1861.  Lon¬ 
don,  1862-63.  3  v.  fo.  —4381 

Contents.  General  report,  v.  3.— Population 
tables,  v.  1,  2. 

-  Census  of  England  and  Wales,  1871.  Lon¬ 
don,  1871-73.  4  v.  fo.  —4381 

Contents.  General  report,  v.  4.— Population 
tables,  v.  1-3.— Preliminary  report,  v.  1. 

-  Census  of  England  and  Wales,  1881.  Lon¬ 
don,  1881-83.  4  v.  in  3,  fo.  —4381 

Contents.  Ages,  condition  as  to  marriage,  occupations, 
etc.,  v.  3.— Area,  houses,  and  population,  v.  1,  2.— Gen¬ 
eral  report,  v.  4.— Preliminary  report,  v.  1. 


-  Lists  of  non-parochial  registers  and  records 

of  births,  deaths,  and  marriages.  London, 
1841.  fo.  .2651 

Great  Britain,  Royal  Commission  for  the  Chi¬ 
cago  Exposition,  1893. 

Official  catalogue  of  the  British  section. 
First  ed.  London,  1893.  12°.  —3717 

Great  Britain,  Royal  Commission  for  the  set¬ 
tlement  of  the  affairs  of  the  Transvaal. 

Reports  upon  all  matters  relating  to  the 
settlement  of  the  Transvaal  territory.  Lon¬ 
don,  1882.  2  v.  in  1,  fo.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 
Accts.  and  Papers,  Transvaal,  Correspond.) 

3421 

-  Great  Britain.  Parliament.  Accounts 

and  Papers.  South  Africa.  Instructions  to 
the  Royal  Commission  .  .  .  and  correspond¬ 
ence  relating  thereto.  1881.  (  With  Gt.  Brit. 

Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Correspond,  respect¬ 
ing  war  between  Transvaal  Republic  and  neigh¬ 
bouring  .  .  .  tribes. )  3421 

Great  Britain,  Royal  Commission  into  in¬ 
closures,  1517-18. 

Domesday  of  inclosures,  1517-18,  being  the 
extant  returns  to  Chancery  for  Berks,  Bucks, 
Cheshire,  Essex,  Leicestershire,  Lincolnshire, 
Northants,  Oxon,  Warwickshire  .  .  .  and  Bed¬ 
fordshire.  Ed.,  with  notes  and  tables,  by 
I.  S.  Leadam.  London,  1897.  2  v.  8°.  (Royal 

Hist.  Soc. )  2514 

Great  Britain,  Royal  Commission  of  inquii'y, 
Jamaica  disturbances. 

Papers  laid  before  the,  by  Gov.  Eyre. 
London,  1866.  fo.  .2651 

Great  Britain,  Royal  Commission  on  historical 
MSS. 

Calendar  of  the  MSS.  of  the  Marquis  of 
Salisbury,  preserved  at  Hatfield  House,  Hert¬ 
fordshire.  Pts.  2-6.  London,  1888-95.  5v.  8°. 

4473 

-  Tenth  [to]  fifteenth  Reports ;  [with  ap- 

•  pendixes  and  indexes].  London,  1885-97. 

50  v.  8°.  4464 

Note.— For  Reports  1-8  see  preceding  catalogue.  Ninth 

Report  and  appendixes,  and  pt.  10  of  the  appendix  to  the 
12  Report,  are  wanting. 

Contents.  MSS.  of  the  Marquess  of  Abergavenny, 
Lord  Braye,  G.  F.  Luttrell,  &c.,  10  rept.,  append.  VI.— 
MSS.  of  the  Duke  of  Atliole,  and  of  the  Earl  of  Home, 
12  rept.,  append.  VIII.— MSS.  of  the  Duke  of  Beaufort, 
the  Earl  of  Donoughmore,  and  others,  12  rept.,  append. 
IX.— MSS.  of  the  Earl  of  Buckinghamshire,  the 
Earl  of  Lindsey,  the  Earl  of  Onslow,  Lord  Emly,  Theo¬ 
dore  J.  Hare,  and  James  Round,  14  rept.,  append.  IX.— 
MSS.  and  correspondence  of  James,  first  Earl  of  Char- 
lemon t,  1784-99.  V.  II,  13  rept.,  append.  VIII.— MSS. 
of  the  Earl  Cowper,  preserved  at  Melbourne  Hall, 
Derbyshire,  12  rept.,  append.  I-III.— MSS.  of  the  Earl  of 
Dartmouth,  11  rept.,  append.  V ;  14  rept.,  append.  Xj 
15  rept.,  append.  I.— Reports  on  the  MSS.  of  the  Earl  of 
Eglinton,  Sir  J.  Stirling  Maxwell,  C.  G.  H.  Drummond 
Moray,  C.  F.  Weston  Underwood,  and  G.  Wingfield 
Digby,  10  rept.,  append.  I.— MSS.  of  Sir  Wm.  Fitzlier- 
bcrt,  and  others,  13  rept.,  append.  VI.— MSS.  of  F.  J. 
Savile  Foljambe,  of  Osberton,  15  rept.,  append.  V.— 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Royal  Commission,  etc.  1840  GREAT  BRITAIN,  Science  and  Art,  etc. 


MSS.  of  J.  B.  Fortescne,  preserved  at  Dropmore,  13 
rept.,  append.  Ill;  14  rept.,  append.  V.— Report  on  the 
MSS.  of  the  family  of  Gnwdy,  formerly  of  Norfolk, 

10  rept.,  append.  II.— MSS.  of  the  Duke  of  Hamilton, 

11  rept.,  append.  VI. — MSS.  of  J.  Eliot  Hodgkin,  of 
Richmond,  Surrey,  15  rept.,  append.  II. — MSS.  of  the 
House  of  Fords,  1678-93,  11  rept.,  append.  II ;  12  rept., 
append.  VI ;  13  rept.,  append.  V ;  14  rept.,  append.  VI.— 
MSS.  of  Lord  Kenyon,  14  rept.,  append.  IV. — MSS.  of 
the  Duke  of  Feeds,  the  Bridgewater  trust,  Reading 
corporation,  the  Inner  Temple,  &c.,  11  rept.,  append. 
VII.— MSS.  of  S.  H.  Fe  Fleming',  of  Rydal  Hall,  12 
rept.,  append.  VII. — MSS.  of  Fincoln,  Bury  St.  Ed¬ 
mund’s,  and  Great  Grimsby  corporations;  and  of  the 
deans  and  chapters  of  Worcester  and  Lichfield,  &c.,  14 
rept.,  append.  VIII. — MSS.  of  the  Earl  of  Fonsdale, 
13  rept.,  append.  VII. — MSS.  of  the  Marquis  of  Ormonde, 
preserved  at  the  castle,  Kilkenny.  V.  I,  14  rept.,  ap¬ 
pend.  VII.— MSS.  of  the  Marquis  of  Ormonde,  the  Earl 
of  Fingall,  the  corporations  of  Waterford,  Galway,  &c., 

10  rept.,  append.  V. — MSS.  of  the  Duke  of  Portland 
preserved  at  Welbeck  abbey,  13  rept.,  append.  I,  II ;  14 
rept.,  append.  II ;  15  rept.,  append.  IV. — MSS.  of  Charles 
Haliday,  of  Dublin.  Acts  of  the  Privy  Council  in 
Ireland,  1556-71, 15  rept.,  append.  III.— MSS.  of  the  Duke 
of  Roxburghe ;  Sir  H.  H.  Campbell,  the  Earl  of  Strath¬ 
more  ;  and  the  Countess  Dowager  of  Seafield,  14  rept., 
append.  III. — MSS.  of  the  Duke  of  Rutland,  preserved 
at  Belvoir  castle,  12  rept.,  append.  IV,  V ;  14  rept.,  ap¬ 
pend.  I. — MSS.  of  Rye  and  Hereford  corporations; 
Capt.  Loder-Symonds,  Mr.  E.  R.  Wodehouse,  and  others, 
13  rept.,  append.  IV. — MSS.  of  Henry  Duncan  Skrine, 
Salvetti  correspondence,  11  rept.,  append.  I.— MSS.  of 
the  corporations  of  Southampton  and  King’s  Lynn, 

11  rept.,  append.  III. — MSS.  of  the  Marquess  Toivu- 
shernl,  11  rept.,  append.  IV.— Report  on  the  MSS.  of 
Wells  cathedral,  10  rept.,  append.  III. — MSS.  of  the 
Earl  of  Westmorland,  Capt.  Stewart,  Lord  Stafford, 
Lord  Muncaster,  and  others,  10  rept.,  append.  IV. 

Great  Britain,  Royal  Commissioners  on  tech¬ 
nical  instruction. 

First  Report.  London,  1882.  8°.  — 2364 

Great  Britain,  Schools’  Inquiry  Commission. 

Reports  issued  on  the  education  of  girls. 
Repr.  with  the  sanction  of  Her  Majesty’s 
Commissioners,  with  extracts  from  the  evi¬ 
dence  and  a  preface.  By  D.  Beale.  London, 
n.  d.  8°.  —2377 

Great  Britain,  Science  and  Art  Dept,  of  Com-  . 
mittee  of  Council  on  Education. 

Ancient  and  modern  gold  and  silver 
smiths’  work  in  the  South  Kensington 
Museum.  Described  with  an  introduction  by 
J.  H.  Pollen.  London,  1878.  8°.  — 1753 

-  Catalogue  of  the  collection  illustrating 

construction  and  building  materials.  Ed.  by 
H.  Sandham.  3  ed.  London,  1862.  p.  8°. 

—3727 

-  Classified  list  of  photographs  of  paintings 

and  drawings.  London,  1878.  8°.  — 1753 

-  Descriptive  catalogue  of  the  fictile  ivories 

in  the  South  Kensington  Museum.  With  an 
account  of  the  continental  collections  of 
classical  and  mediaeval  ivories.  By  J.  O. 
Westwood.  London,  1876.  8°.  — 1723 


—  Descriptive  catalogue  of  the  glass  vessels 

in  the  South  Kensington  Museum.  With  an 
introductory  notice  by  Alex.  Nesbitt.  Lon¬ 
don,  1878.  8°.  —1753 

—  Directory  (revised  to  Aug.,  1877).  32  ed. 

With  regulations  for  establishing  and  con¬ 
ducting  science  schools  and  classes.  London, 
1877.  8°.  —2386 

—  Dyce  collection  :  a  catalogue  of  the  paint¬ 

ings,  miniatures,  drawings,  engravings,  rings, 
and  miscellaneous  objects  bequeathed  by 

Rev.  Alex.  Dyce.  London,  1874.  8°.  — 1753 

—  Dyce  collection  :  a  catalogue  of  the  printed 

books  and  MSS.  bequeathed  by  Rev.  Alex. 
Dyce.  London,  1875.  2  v.  8°.  W.  14 

Contents. 

A.-Kyd,  v.  1.  L.-Zschokke,  v.  2. 

—  First  proofs  of  the  universal  catalogue  of 

books  on  art.  [Ed.  by  J.  H.  Pollen.]  London, 
1870.  2  v.  sm.  4°.  L.84 

Contents. 

A.-Kysell,  v.  1.  L.-Z winner,  v.  2. 

—  —  Supplement.  London,  1877.  sm.  4°. 

L.84 

—  Reports  on  the  Paris  Universal  Exhibition, 

1867.  London,  1868-69.  6  v.  and  index  to 

v.  II- V,  p.  8°.  —3716 

Contents.  Archer,  T.  C.  Apparatus  and  processes  used 
in  agricultural  works,  and  in  works  for  the  prepa¬ 
ration  of  food,  v.  5. — Donaldson,  J.  Architectural 
designs  and  models,  v.  2.— Owen,  C.  H.  Artillery, 
v.  4.— Johnson,  E.  C.  Apparatus  and  methods  used  in 
the  instruction  of  the  blind,  v.  3. — Wallis,  G.  Bronzes 
and  other  art  castings  and  repoussS  work,  v.  2. — Leach, 

G.  Carded  wool,  woollen  yarns,  and  woollen  fabrics, 
v.  3. — Nussey,  T.  Carded  wool  and  woollen  fabrics,  v.  3. 
—Wyatt,  M.  D.  Carpets,  tapestry,  and  other  stuffs  for 
furniture,  v.  2.— Hooper,  G.  N.  Carriages  and  wheel¬ 
wrights’  work,  v.  5.— Playfair,  L.  Chemical  pro¬ 
cesses,  v.  5. — Norris,  J.  P.  Apparatus  and  methods 
used  in  the  instruction  of  children,  v.  3.— Cox,  P. 
Civil  engineering,  public  works,  and  architecture 
v.  4. — Cole.  H.  Report  by  the  executive  commissioner, 
and  appendices,  v.  1. — Murray,  J.  O.  Cotton  goods, 
v.  3.— Redgrave,  R.  Applications  of  drawing  and 
modelling  to  the  common  arts,  including  designs  for  in¬ 
dustrial  purposes,  v.  2. — Chadwick,  E.  Examples  of 
dwellings  characterized  by  cheapness  combined  with 
the  conditions  necessary  for  health  and  comfort,  v.  3. — 
Marshall,  J.  Engraving  and  lithography,  v.  2.— 
Beckwith,  E.  L.  Fermented  drinks,  v.  5.— Leahy, 

( — ).  Field  hospital  equipments,  military  teleg¬ 
raphy  and  signalling,  and  military  hospital  and  barrack 
buildings,  v.  4.— Simmonds,  P.  L.  Products  of  forest 
cultivation,  v.  6. — BrShaut,  T.  C,  Fruit  trees,  v.  5. 
—Chadwick,  O.  Apparatus  and  processes  used  in  the 
manufacture  of  furniture,  and  objects  for  dwellings, 
v.  4. — Pollen,  J.  H.  Fancy  furniture,  v.  2.— Smith,  R.  S. 
Furniture,  clothing,  and  food  from  all  sources,  remark¬ 
able  for  useful  qualities  combined  with  cheapness,  v.  3. 
—Chance,  H.  Crystal  and  fancy  glass,  v.  2.— Goeschen, 

H.  Harness  and  saddlery,  v.  5.— Weld,  C.  R.  Horo- 
logical  instruments,  v.  2.— Cockerell,  ( — ).  Horses, 
cattle,  dogs,  &c.,  and  on  a  new  mode  of  shoeing  horses, 
v.  5. — Murray,  A.  Useful  inseets,  v.  5. — Maskelyne, 
N.  H.  M.  S.  Jewellery  and  precious  stones,  v.  2. — 
Palliser,  Mrs.  B.  Face,  net,  embroidery,  and  small 
ware  manufactures,  v.  3.  —  Whiting,  S.  Feather 
work,  fancy  articles,  and  basket  work,  v.  2.— Mitchell, 
M.  Fibraries  and  apparatus  used  in  the  instruction 


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GREAT  BRITAIN 


of  adults,  v.  3.— Close,  M.  C.  Lighthouses  and  coast 
illuminators,  v.  4.— Scott,  ( — ).  Limes  and  hydraulic 
cements,  v.  4.  —  Stevelly,  J.  Linen  thread,  and 
fabrics  of  linen  and  hemp,  v.  3. — Anderson,  J.  Machine 
tools,  v.  4.— Beaumont,  P.  Machines,  instruments, 
and  processes  used  in  various  works,  v.  4. — Mallet,  R. 
Machines  and  mechanical  apparatus  in  gen¬ 
eral,  v.  4. — Cooke,  A.  C.  Maps  and  geographical  and 
cosmographical  apparatus,  v.  2.— Olliffe,  Sir  J.  F.  Medi¬ 
cal  and  surgical  instruments  and  apparatus,  v.  2. 
— Ansted,  D.  T.  Mining  and  metallurgy,  v.  4.— Smyth, 
W.  W.  Apparatus  and  processes  of  the  art  of  mining 
and  metallurgy,  v.  4.— Clay,  F.  Musical  instru¬ 
ments,  v.  2. — Parry,  T.  G.  Painting  on  glass,  v.  2. 
— Horsley,  J.  C.  Other  paintings  and  drawings,  v.  2. — 
Cope,  C.  W.  Paintings  in  oil,  v.  2. — Appell,  J.  W. 
Paper,  stationery,  painting  and  drawing  materials, 
and  book-binding,  v.  2.— Beaumont,  F.  Apparatus  and 
processes  used  in  paper  making,  dyeing,  and  print¬ 
ing,  v.  4. — Wyatt,  M.  D.  Paperhangings,  v.  2. — 
Whiting,  S.  Perfumery,  v.  2.— Weld,  C.  R.  Philo¬ 
sophical  instruments  and  apparatus  for  teaching 
science,  v.  2.  —  Diamond,  H.  W.  Photographic 
proofs  and;  apparatus,  v.  2. — Thompson,  C.  T.  Pho¬ 
tography,  v.  2. — Cayley,  G.  J.  Gold  and  silver  plate, 
v.  2.— Majendie,  V.  D.  Portable  arms,  v.  4.— Arnoux, 
L.  Pottery,  v.  2.— Russell,  J.  S.  Prime-movers, 
boilers,  and  engines  specially  adapted  to  the  require¬ 
ments  of  the  exhibition,  v.  4.  —  Brookfield,  W.  H. 
Printing  and  books,  v.  2.— Campbell,  Sir  D.  Railway 
apparatus,  v.  4.— Returns  relative  to  the  new  order  of 
reward,  v.  6. — Westmacott,  R.  Sculpture  and  die¬ 
sinking,  v.  2.— Hooker,  ( — ).  Seeds  and  saplings  of 
forest  trees,  v.  5.— Hickens,  ( — ).  Apparatus  and  pro¬ 
cesses  for  sewing  and  for  making-up  clothing,  v.  5. — 
Merrifield,  C.  W.  Models  of  ships  and  life  boats,  v.  4. — 
Edwards,  J.  B.,  and  Cole,  W.  L.  Apparatus  used  in 
shooting,  fishing  tackle,  and  implements  used  in 
gathering  fruits  obtained  without  culture,  v.  5.— Thom¬ 
son,  W.  Products  of  shooting,  fishing,  and  of  the  earth 
without  culture,  v.  5. — Levi,  L.  Silk  manufactures, 
shawls,  lace  and  embroidery,  hosiery,  clothing  for  both 
sexes,  and  dress  in  different  countries,  v.  3.— Jerrold,  B. 
Articles  of  all  kinds  manufactured  by  skilled  work¬ 
men,  v.  3.— Jerrold,  B.  Instruments  and  modes  of 
work  peculiar  to  skilled  workmen,  v.  3.— Foster,  P.  Le 
N.,  Jr.  Apparatus  and  processes  used  in  spinning 
and  rope  making,  v.  4. — Bolley,  P.  A.  Spun  and 
woven  fabrics  shown  as  specimens  of  dyeing,  bleach¬ 
ing,  and  printing,  v.  5.— Sabine,  R.  Telegraphic 
apparatus  and  processes,  v.  4.— Cole,  H.  Terra 
cotta,  v.  2. — Webber,  C.  E.,  and  Rowden,  W.  T.  Test¬ 
ing  house,  v.  4. — Webber,  T.  W.  Timbers  and  forest 
produce,  v.  5.— Bartley,  G.  C.  T.  Toys,  v.  3.— Baker, 
Sir  S.  Travelling  articles  and  camp  equipage,  v.  4. 
—Wyatt,  M.  D.  Upholstery  and  decorative  work, 
v.  2. — Hogg,  R.  Vegetables  and  fruit,  v.  5.— Webber, 
C.  E.  .Apparatus  and  processes  for  ventilating, 
warming,  cooking,  and  lighting,  v.  4. — Foster,  P.  Le  N., 
Jr.  Apparatus  and  processes  used  in  weaving,  v.  4. — 
Godwin,  V.,  and  others.  Worsted  trade,  v.  3.— Index 
to  v.  2-5. 

See  also  South  Kensington  Museum. 


Great  Britain,  Surveyor  General  of  H.  M. 
Land  Revenue. 


Reports.  [London],  1812.  fo.  (Gt.  Brit. 
H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  Suppl.  v.  5.) 

4451 

Great  Britain,  War  Office. 

Army  lists.  [Monthly.]  1845,  49,  52,  54- 
56,  58-62,  69,  74,  78,  80-89.  London,  1845-89. 
121  nos.  12°.  —4517 

Note.— Changed  to  Monthly  army  list  in  Aug.,  1881. 
Incomplete. 

-  Adye,  Sir  J.  M.  Chaos  in  the  War  Office.  9  pp. 

( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  54,  1888,  p.  304.)— Cecil,  Lord  E.  B. 
H.  G.  The  curse  of  the  War  Office.  13  pp.  ( Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  106.) — Chesney,  Sir  G.  The  confu¬ 
sion  worse  confounded  at  the  War  Office.  21pp.  ( Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.  237.) — How  to  re-organise  the 
War  Department.  18  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891, 
p.  885.) — Hope,  W.  The  Ordnance  Department.  3  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1886,  p.  273.) — Ordnance  De¬ 
partment.  7  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  50,  1886,  p.457.)— 
Reconstructed  War  Ollice.  16  pp.  ( Blackwood’s 
Mag.  v.  142,  1887,  p.  567.) — War  Office.  35  pp.  {Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  142,  1887,  p.  85 ;  v.  143,  1888,  p.  128.) 


Great  Britain. 

II. 

Works  about  Great  Britain,  arranged  in 
the  following  order,  general  and  miscellane¬ 
ous  works  being  placed  at  the  head. 


Agriculture. 

Antiquities. 

Architecture. 

Army,  navy, 
and  defences. 

Bibliography. 

Biography. 

Birds. 

Botany. 

Canals. 

Census. 

Chronology. 

Church  history. 

Civil  service. 

Climate. 

Colonies. 

Commerce. 

Constitution 
and  govern¬ 
ment. 

Constitutional 

history. 

Court  and 
courtiers. 

Court  of  Ad¬ 
miralty. 

Court  of  Chan¬ 
cery. 

Court  of  Exche¬ 
quer. 


Court  of  High 
Commission. 

Court  of  Justice, 
High. 

Court  of  King’s 
Bench. 

Court  of  King’s 
Justiciars. 

Court  of  Probate. 

Court  of  Star 
Chamber. 

Courts. 

Early  inhabit¬ 
ants. 

Education. 

Finance. 

Fine  arts. 

Fisheries. 

Fishes. 

Foreign  relations. 

Genealogy. 

Geology. 

Heraldry,  peer¬ 
age,  etc. 

History. 

Hygiene. 

Insects. 

King. 

Lands  and  es¬ 
tates. 


Law. 

Manufactures. 
Mineralogy  and 
mines. 

Mollusca. 

Music. 

National  and  so¬ 
cial  character¬ 
istics. 

Numismatics. 
Officers  of  govern¬ 
ment. 

Palaeontology. 
Political  econo¬ 
my. 

Politics. 

Population. 

Postal  service. 
Public  works. 
Railroads. 

Royal  household. 
Science. 

Seals. 

Statistics. 

Tariff. 

Weights  and 
measures. 
Zoology. 


Great  Britain,  Secretary  of  State  for  India. 
Report  on  the  records  of  the  India  Office. 
By  F.  C.  Danvers.  V.  1,  pt.  1.  Records  re¬ 
lating  to  agencies,  factories,  and  settlements 
not  now  under  the  administration  of  the  gov¬ 
ernment  of  India.  London,  1887.  8°.  3414 

Great  Britain,  State  Trials  Committee. 

Reports  of  state  trials.  N.  s.,  1820-50. 
Ed.  by  John  Macdonel  [and]  John  E.  P. 
Wallis.  London,  1888-96.  7  v.  8°.  —3322 


Great  Britain. 

Bartholomew,  J.  Gazetteer  of  the  British 
isles,  statistical  and  topographical.  1887.  1141 
The  same.  [1893.]  R.71 

-  Bickham,  G.  British  monarchy ;  or,  a 

new  chorographical  description  of  all  the 
dominions  subject  to  the  king  of  Gt.  Britain. 
1748.  '  2541 

-  Britton,  J.,  Brayley,  E.  W.,  and  others. 

Beauties  of  England  and  Wales,  [and]  Scot¬ 
land.  1801-18,  24  v.  in  31.  .2527 


GREAT  BRITAIN 


1842 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Agriculture 


—  Burlington,  C.,  and  others.  Modern  uni¬ 
versal  British  traveller ;  or,  a  new,  complete, 
and  accurate  tour  through  England,  Wales, 
Scotland,  and  the  neighbouring  islands.  1779. 

.2461 

—  Campbell,  T.  Address  of  the  Literary 
Polish  Association  to  the  people  of  Gt. 
Britain.  1832.  (  With  Hill,  R.,  Home  colonies. ) 

3155 

—  Chambeblayne,  J.  Magnae  Britanniae 

notitia ;  or,  the  present  state  of  Gt.  Britain, 
1710,  16,  23,  26-29,  35,  37,  41,  45,  55.  1710-55, 


12  v.  1598 

Note. — For  other  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

—  Cox,  T.  Magna  Britannia  et  Hibernia,  an- 
tiqua  et  nova.  [Anon.]  1720-31,  6  v.  2571 

—  Cruttwell,  C.  Tour  through  the  whole 

islancT  of  Gt.  Britain.  1801,  6  v.  2527 

—  De  Foe,  D.  Tour  thro’  the  whole  island 
of  Gt.  Britain.  [Anon.]  1742,  4  v.  1408 


—  Dibdin,  C.  Observations  on  a  tour  through 
almost  the  whole  of  England,  and  a  consider¬ 
able  part  of  Scotland.  [1801-02],  2  v.  .2462 

—  Drayton,  M.  Poly-olbion :  a  chorograph- 

icall  description  of  .  .  .  Gt.  Britain.  1876,  3  v. 
( Compl .  works,  v.  1-3.)  1305 

The  same.  1889-90,  3  pts.  in  2  v.  ( Spenser 
Soc.  n.  s.  nos.  1-3.)  1311 

—  Gough,  R.  British  topography ;  or,  an 
historical  account  of  what  has  been  done  for 
illustrating  the  topographical  antiquities  of 


Gt.  Britain  and  Ireland.  [Anon.]  1780,  2  v. 

2532 

—  Huebner,  J.  A.,  Freiherr  von.  Through 

the  British  empire.  1886,  2  v.  1506 

—  Letts,  Son,  and  Co.  {Pubs.)  Popular 

atlas :  being  a  complete  series  of  maps,  de¬ 
lineating  the  whole  surface  of  the  globe. 
British  empire.  1881.  1401 


—  Love,  J.  {Pub.)  New  Way  mouth  guide; 

or,  useful  pocket  companion :  containing  .  .  . 
an  alphabetical  list  of  the  cities  and  market 
towns  in  Gt.  Britain.  [1788.]  ( With  Jack- 

son,  J.,  Jr.,  Histofcath.  eh.  of  Lichfield.)  2517 

—  Lyons,  D.,  and  Lyons,  S.  Magna  Britan¬ 

nia  :  being  a  concise  topographical  account 
of  the  several  counties  of  Gt.  Britain.  1806- 
22,  6  v.  in  8.  2542 

—  Melish,  J.  Travels  in  the  United  States 

of  America,  1806-11  .  .  .  and  travels  through 
various  parts  of  Gt.  Britain,  Ireland,  and 
upper  Canada.  Illustr.  1812,  2  v.  .2463 

—  Moll,  H.  Present  state  of  the  British 
islands.  1734.  {In  his  Modern  history,  v.  4.) 

2411 

—  Nichols,  J.  G.  {Ed.)  The  topographer 

and  genealogist.  1646-58,  3  v.  2534 

—  Storer,  J.  S.,  and  Greig,  J.  Antiquarian 

and  topographical  cabinet,  containing  a  series 
of  elegant  views  of  the  most  interesting  ob¬ 
jects  of  curiosity  in  Gt.  Britain.  Accom¬ 
panied  with  letter-press  descriptions.  [Anon.] 
1807-11,  10  v.  in  5.  1524 


-  Crownlnshicld,  A.  S.  Gt.  Britain’s  service  to  civ¬ 
ilization.  2  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  162,  1896,  p.  634.)— 
Doyle,  A.  C.  On  the  geographical  distribution  of 
British  intellect.  12  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  24,  1888, 
p.  184.)— Gruen,  K.  T.  F.  Staatsrecht,  religion,  litera- 
tur.  25  pp.  (In  his  Kulturgeschichte  des  17  jahr.  v.  2, 
p.  76.)— Hall,  A.  The  ancient  state  of  Britain.  138  pp. 

1  pi.  5  maps.  (Cox,  T.,  Magna  Britannia,  v.  1,  p.  1.) — 
Jerrohl,  B.  On  the  manufacture  of  public  opinion. 
13  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  1080.)  —  Lucy, 
H.  W.  Power  of  the  British  press.  7  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  163, 1896,  p.  168.) — National  survey.  26  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  140,  1886,  p.  322.) — Rathbone,  W.  Gt. 
Britain  and  the  Suez  canal.  7  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  32,  1882,  p.  234.) — Unger,  G.  F.  Die  Kassiteriden  und 
Albion.  40  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  38,  1883,  p.  157.) 
—White,  T.  P.  Romance  of  statemapping.  31  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  144,  1888,  pp.  384,  548.) 

See  also  England. — Scotland. —Wales,  and  the 
names  of  their  counties,  parishes,  cities,  towns,  etc.;  for 
a  list  of  these,  see  under  the  above  countries. 

Great  Britain,  Agriculture. 

Curtis,  J.  Farm  insects  :  being  the  natural 
history  and  economy  of  the  insects  injurious 
to  the  field  crops  of  Gt.  Britain  and  Ireland. 
1860.  —2673 

-  Elliot,  T.  J.  Land  question :  its  ex¬ 
amination  and  solution,  from  an  agricultural 
point  of  view.  [1884.]  — 4693 

- {Ed.)  Land  scare:  arable  farming  is 

yet  a  profitable  business  in  the  kingdom,  n.  d. 

—4693 

-  Garnier,  R.  M.  Annals  of  the  British 

peasantry.  1895.  1524 

- History  of  the  English  landed  interest : 

its  customs,  laws,  and  agriculture.  1892-93, 

2  v.  1524 

-  Mitchell,  J.  Present  state  of  Gt.  Britain 

and  North  America,  with  regard  to  agricul- 
-  ture,  population,  trade,  and  manufactures. 
[Anon.]  1767.  1646 

- Aikman,  C.  M.  Agricultural  education.  13  pp. 

( Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  148,  1890,  p.  195.) — Barclay,  J.  W. 
Grievances  of  the  farmers.  13  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  11, 1882,  p.  275.)— Bear,  W.  E.  New  agricultural  hold¬ 
ings  bill.  9  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  1086.) — 
Bowen-Jones,  J.  A  farm  that  really  pays.  10  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885,  p.  847.) — Brodrick,  G.  C. 
British  agriculture  in  1882.  17  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  32,  1882,  p.  608.)  —  Call'd,  J.  Agriculture.  24  pp. 
(Ward,  T.  H.,  Reign  of  Queen  Victoria,  v.  2,  p.  129.) — 
Campbell,  G.  D.  G.,  8  Duke  of  Argyll.  Agricultural 
depression.  41  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  41,  1882,  pp.  177, 
381.)— Collins’S,  J.  £38,000,000  per  annum.  8  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  967.)— Hushes,  T.  McK.  On 
the  more  important  breeds  of  cattle  which  have  been 
recognised  in  the  British  isles  in  successive  periods. 
34  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  55,  pt.  1,  1896,  p.  125.)—  Jessopp, 
A.  The  little  ones  and  the  land.  21  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  66.)— Eefevre,  G.  S.  Agricultural 
holdings  act,  1883.  21  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  14,  1883, 
p.  674.)— Smith,  C.  R.  On  the  scarcity  of  home-grown 
fruits  in  G.  B.;  with  remedial  suggestions.  12  pp.  (Lan¬ 
cashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  3,  1863, 
p.  129.)— Twenty  years’  movements  in  agriculture. 
10  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  144,  1888,  p.  864.) — Wil¬ 
liams,  E.  R.  Thirty  years  in  the  grain  trade.  9  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  161,  1895,  p.  25.)—  Zincke,  F.  B.  Caird 
and  landowning  cultivators.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  31,  1882,  p.  1.) 

See  also  England,  Agriculture. 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Antiquities 


1843 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Antiquities 


Great  Britain,  Antiquities. 

Bourne,  H.  Antiquitates  vulgares ;  or, 
the  antiquities  of  the  common  people.  1725. 
{With  Brand,  J.,  Observations  on  pop.  antiqui¬ 
ties,  1810.)  1786 

-  Brand,  J.  Observations  on  popular  an¬ 
tiquities.  1810.  1786 

The  same.  1841-42,  3  v. ;  1877.  1708 

-  Britton,  J.  Architectural  antiquities  of 

Gt.  Britain  ;  represented  and  illustrated  in  a 
series  of  views.  1807-26,  5  v.  1521 

-  Gomme,  G.  L  {Ed.)  Archaeology.  1886, 

2  v.  {In  his  Gent.  Mag.  Libr. )  4146 

- {Ed.)  Architectural  antiquities,  pt.  II. 

1891.  {In  his  Gent.  Mag.  Libr.)  4146 

-  Gough,  R.  British  topography ;  or,  an 

historical  account  of  what  has  been  done  for 
illustrating  the  topographical  antiquities  of 
Gt.  Britain  and  Ireland.  [ Anon.~\  1780,  2  v. 

2532 

-  Hearne,  T.  {Ed.)  Liber  niger  Scaccarii 

.  .  .  Accedunt  chartae  antiquae  et  opuscula 
varia  historiam  et  antiquitates  Angliae  spec- 
tantia.  1771,  2  v.  1506 

-  Hollis,  G.,  and  Hollis,  T.  Monumental 

effigies  of  Gt.  Britain.  1840-41.  1721 

-  Kaibel,  G.  {Ed.)  Inscriptiones  Graecae, 

Siciliae,'  et  Italiae,  additis  Graecis  .  .  .  Bri- 
tanniae,  Germaniae  inscriptionibus.  1890. 

1251 

-  Leland,  J.  Itinerary.  1768-69,  9  v.  in  5. 

1584 

— —  Sammes,  A.  Britannia  antiqua  illustrata ; 
or,  the  antiquities  of  ancient  Britain,  derived 
from  the  Phoenicians.  1676.  2541 

-  Spelman,  Sir  H.  Glossarium  archaiologi- 

cum :  continens  Latino-barbara,  peregrina, 
obsoleta,  et  novatae  significationis  vocabula 
.  .  .  1687.  1112 

-  Storer,  J.  S.  Antiquarian  itinerary,  com¬ 
prising  specimens  of  architecture,  monastic, 
castellated,  and  domestic,  with  other  vestiges 
of  antiquity  in  Gt.  Britain.  Accompanied 
with  descriptions.  [Anon.]  1815-18,  7  v.  in  3. 

1524 

- and  Greig,  J.  Antiquarian  and  topo¬ 
graphical  cabinet,  containing  a  series  of  ele¬ 
gant  views  of  the  most  interesting  objects  of 
curiosity  in  Gt.  Britain.  Accompanied  with 
letter-press  descriptions.  [ Anon .]  1807-11, 

10  v.  in  5.  1524 

-  Stothard,  C.  A.  Monumental  effigies  of 

Gt.  Britain.  1817.  1721 

-  Stukeley,  W.  Palaeographia  Britannica ; 

or,  discourses  on  antiquities  in  Britain,  nos. 
1,  2.  [Illustr.]  1743-46,  2  pts.  in  1  v.  .2534 

-  Weever,  J.  Ancient  funerall  monuments 

within  the  united  monarchic  of  Gt.  Britaine, 
Vol.  Ill— 231. 


Ireland,  and  the  islands  adiacent,  with  the 
dissolved  monasteries  therein  contained. 
1631.  1512 

-  White,  R.  Historiarum  [Britanniae]  libri 

I-IX  .  .  .  cum  notis  antiquitatum  Britannica- 
rum.  1597-1602,  2  v.  1588 

-  Allen,  J.  R.  Museum  of  Christian  archaeology  for 

G.  B.  9  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  44, 
1888,  p.  264.)— On  the  antiquity  of  fonts  in  G.  B.  10  pp. 
2  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  44,  1888,  p.  164.)— 
Benn,  E.  Notices  of  British  antiquities.  7  pp.  2  pi. 
(Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  6,  1854, 
p.  102;  v.  7,  1855,  p.  97.) — Ilume,  A.  Illustrations  of 
British  antiquities,  derived  from  objects  found  in  South 
America.  110  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc. 
Trans,  n.  s.  v.  8,  1868,  p.  215.) 

See  also  Antiquities  under  England.— Scotland. — 
Wales. 

Celtic. 

Brash,  R.  R.  Ogam  inscribed  monuments 
of  the  Gaedhil  in  the  British  islands.  1879. 

1732 

-  Windle,  B.  0.  A.  Life  in  early  Britain  : 

being  an  account  of  the  early  inhabitants  of 
this  island  and  the  memorials  which  they 
have  left  behind  them.  With  maps,  plans, 
and  illustrations.  1897.  1526 

-  Birch,  W.  de  G.  Few  notes  on  the  gods  of  Britain. 

17  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  48,  1892,  p.  110.) 
—Jones,  C.  C.,  Jr.  Bronze  age  in  G.  B.  7  pp.  {Am. 
Antiq.  v.  4,  1882,  p.  202.)— Macniichael,  J.  H.  Marriage 
in  Celtic  Britain.  25  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum. 
v.  48,  1892,  pp.  154,  217.)— Russell,  Miss  (— ).  Recent 
discovery  in  Rome  in  connection  with  mythology  and 
symbolism  in  Britain.  8  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc. 
Joum.  v.  48,  1892,  p.  209.) 

Roman. 

Gomme,  G.  L.  {Ed.)  Roman o-British  re¬ 
mains.  1887,  2  v.  {In  his  Gent.  Mag.  Libr.) 

4146 

-  Morgan,  T.  Romano-British  mosaic  pave¬ 
ments  :  a  history  of  their  discovery  and  a 
record  and  interpretation  of  their  designs. 

1886.  —1753 

-  Brewer,  J.  N.  Roman  antiquities  in  Britain.  76  pp. 

1  map.  (Britton,  J.,  Brayley,  E.  W.,  and  others,  Beauties 
of  England  and  Wales,  Introduction,  p.  132.) — Bruce,  C. 
The  wall  of  Antonine.  14  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc. 
Joum.  v.  45,  1889,  p.  131.)— Esdaile,  G.  On  the  Roman 
occupation  of  Britain.  5  pp.  ( Archaeol .  Joum.  v.  44, 

1887,  p.  51.)— Haverfield,  F.  Roman  inscriptions  in 
Britain,  1888-90.  39  pp.  6  pi.  ( Archaeol .  Joum.  v.  47, 1890, 
p.  229.) — Hirst,  J.  On  a  Roman  fire-brigade  in  Britain. 
8  pp.  ( Archaeol .  Joum.  v.  40,  1883,  p.  327.) — On  the  native 
levies  raised  by  the  Romans  in  Britain.  20  pp.  ( Archaeol . 
Joum.  v.  40,  1883,  p.  243.)— Scartli,  H.  M.  Britain  a 
province  of  the  Roman  empire  as  treated  in  the  history 
of  Rome  by  T.  Mommsen.  14  pp.  ( Archaeol .  Joum.  v.  44, 
1887,  p.  351.) — Vale,  H.  H.  Architectural  and  archaeo¬ 
logical  sketch  of  the  Romano-British  period,  with  refer¬ 
ence  to  the  excavations  at  Wroxeter.  20  pp.  (Lanca¬ 
shire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  8,  1868,  p.  67.) 
— Watkin.  W.  T.  Roman  forces  in  Britain.  33  pp. 
{Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  41,  1884,  p.  244;  v.  44,  1887,  p.  375.) — 
Roman  inscriptions  discovered  in  Britain,  1880-87.  131  pp. 
1  pi.  {Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  38,  1881,  p.  277;  v.  39,  1882, 
p.355;  v.  40,  1883,  p.  135;  v.  41,  1884,  p.  173;  v.  42,  1885, 
p.  141 ;  v.  43,  1886,  p.  275 ;  v.  44,  1887,  p.  117 ;  v.  45,  1888, 
p.  167.) 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Antiquities,  Periodicals  1844 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Army,  navy,  etc. 


Great  Britain,  Antiquities,  Periodicals. 

Antiquary,  The,  v.  11-33.  Lond.,  1885- 
97.  23  v.  1724 

Note. — For  v.  1-10  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Archaeologia  ;  or,  miscellaneous  tracts 

relating  to  antiquity,  v.  47-50,  pt.  2 ;  52, 
pt.  2-55,  pt.  1.  Lond.,  1882-96.  8  v.  in  14,  and 
index,  v.  1-50.  4732 

Note.— For  v.  1-46  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Archaeological  Journal,  v.  42-54. 

Lond.,  1885-97.  13  v.  1756 

Note. — For  v.  1-41  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  British  Archaeological  Association. 

Journal,  v.  41-n.  s.  v.  3.  Lond.,  1885-97. 
13  v.  and  index,  v.  31-42.  1754 

Able.— For  v.  1-40  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Great  Britain,  Architecture. 

Britton,  J.  Architectural  antiquities  of 
Gt.  Britain,  represented  and  illustr.  in  a  series 
of  views.  1807-26,  5  v.  •  1521 

-  Campbell,  C.,  and  others.  Vitruvius 

Britannicus  ;  or,  the  British  architect.  [Eng. 
and  Fr.]  1767-71,  5  v.  —2772 

-  Gomme,  G.  L.  (Ed.)  Architectural  anti¬ 
quities,  pt.  II.  1891.  (In  his  Gent.  Mag.  Libr. ) 

4146 

-  Morris,  F.  O.  (Ed.)  Series  of  picturesque 

views  of  seats  of  the  noblemen  and  gentlemen 
of  Gt.  Britain  and  Ireland.  [With  colored 
plates.]  n.  d.,  3  v.  .2523 

-  Nash,  J.  Mansions  of  England  in  the 

olden  time.  Re-ed.  by  J.  C.  Anderson.  With 
the  original  one  hundred  and  four  illustra¬ 
tions.  1869-72,  4  v.  in  2.  .2541 

-  Pyne,  W.  H.  History  of  the  royal  resi¬ 
dences  .  .  .  Illustr.  by  one  hundred  highly 
finished  and  coloured  engravings.  1819,  3  v. 

P.28.3 

-  Sanders,  W.  B.  Half-timbered  houses 

and  carved  oak  furniture  of  the  sixteenth  and 
seventeenth  centuries.  1894.  — 7.15 

-  Storer,  J.  S.  Antiquarian  itinerary,  com¬ 
prising  specimens  of  architecture,  monastic, 
castellated,  and  domestic  .  .  .  accompanied 
with  descriptions.  [Anon.~\  1815-18,  7  v.  in  3. 

1524 

-  Twycross,  E.  Mansions  of  England  and 

Wales.  1847,  3  v.  .2521 

-  Ward,  Lock,  and  Co.  (Pubs.)  Our  na¬ 
tional  cathedrals.  1889,  3  v.  2523 

-  Watts,  W.  Seats  of  the  nobility  and 

gentry  in  England  and  Scotland  :  being  a 
collection  of  the  most  interesting  and  pic¬ 
turesque  views.  1830.  .2523 

-  Brewer.  J.  N.  Military  and  domestic  architecture ; 

On  the  pointed,  or  English,  style  of  ecclesiastical  archi¬ 
tecture.  108  pp.  (Britton,  J.,  Brayley,  E.  W.,  and  others, 
Beauties  of  England  and  Wales,  Introduction,  pp.  413, 
441.)— Vale,  H.  H.  Architectural  and  archaeological 
sketch  of  the  Romano-British  period,  with  reference  to 
the  excavations  at  Wroxeter.  20  pp.  (Lancashire  and 
Cheshire'Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  8,  1868,  p.  67.) 

See  also  Architecture  under  England.— Scotland.— 
Wales. 


Great  Britain,  Army ,  navy ,  and  defences. 

Armies  proposalls  to  the  Parliament. 
1659.  (Commonwealth  tracts,  v.  2.)  4555 

-  Army  harmlesse  ;  or,  a  dispassionat  and 

sober  discussion  of  the  late  and  present  pro¬ 
ceedings  of  the  army,  under  the  command  of 
.  .  .  Sir  T.  Fairfax.  1647.  (Pamphlets :  Charles 
I,  v.  8. )  4555 

-  Army’s  plea  for  their  present  practice. 

1659.  ( Commonwealth  tracts,  v.  2. )  4555 

-  Borough,  Sir  J.  Sovereignty  of  the  Brit¬ 
ish  seas,  proved  by  records,  history,  and  the 
municipall  lawes  of  this  kingdome.  1651. 

1518 

-  Brassey,  Sir  T.,  1  Baron  Brassey.  The 

British  navy.  v.  4.  1883.  1513 

Note.— For  v.  1-3  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Charles  I,  King  of  Gt.  Britain.  His  Maj¬ 
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Recent  degradation  of  military  ranks.  12  pp. 

( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  137,  1885,  p.  29.) — Mountgomery, 
J.  “Thinges  nedefull  for  this  present  state,”  1562. 
33  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  47,  1882,  p.  205.) — National  de¬ 
fence.  16  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  145,  1889,  p.437. ) — 
A  national  want:  a  practical  proposal.  6  pp.  (Fortn. 
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GREAT  BRITAIN,  Army,  navy,  etc. 


1847 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Biography 


( Edin.  Rev.  v.  168,  1888,  p.  461.)— Naval  manoeuvres. 
24  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  44,  1888,  p.  381.) — Naval 
manoeuvres :  their  objects  and  results.  10  pp.  ( Block- 
wood's  Mag.  v.  144,  1888,  p.  465.) — Naval  manoeuvres  of 
1889.  8  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  146,  1889,  p.  564.)— Our 
naval  policy.  14  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  143,  1888, 
p.  581.) — Naval  supremacy  and  naval  tactics.  33  pp. 
(Edin.  Rev.  v.  171,  1890,  p.  146.)— Our  next  naval  war. 
16  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  131,  1889,  p.  506.)— Navy  and  the 
country.  18  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  144,  1888,  p.  279.) 
— Navy  and  tlie  empire.  19  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  159, 
1885,  p.  201.) — Ogilvy,  D.  S.  W.,  8  Earl  of  Airlie.  Is  our 
yeomanry  worth  preserving?  14pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
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(Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  7,  1892,  p.  471.) — Palmer,  A.  V.  A 
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(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  28,  1890,  p.  325.) — Palmer,  R.  A 
militia  regiment.  10  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21,  1887, 
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Powell,  Sir  G.  S.  B.  Mosquito  defence:  an  ignored 
lesson  of  the  naval  manoeuvres.  11  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
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4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  4,  p.  466.) — R.  The 
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sisted  Alexander?  The  Englishman  a  better  warrior 
than  either  Macedonian  or  Roman.  9  pp.  (Arber,  E., 
Eng.  gamer,  v.  1,  p.  65.) — Red-hot  reform.  22  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  134,  1883,  p.  66.) — Reed,  Sir  E.  J. 
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Baron  Roberts.  Free  trade  in  the  army.  4  pp.  (Nine¬ 
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army.  14  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  633.) — 
Robinson,  P.  The  army,  the  volunteers,  and  the 
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son,  Sir  R.  S.  The  navy  and  its  rulers.  22  pp.  (Con¬ 
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Rou  t  ledge,  R.  W.  A  volunteer  battalion.  6  pp.  (Nine¬ 
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horses.  10  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885,  p.  388.) — 
St.  IiO,  G.  England’s  safety :  proposing  a  sure  method 
for  encouraging  navigation,  and  raising  qualified  sea¬ 
men  for  the  well  manning  their  Majesties’  fleet  on  any 
occasion.  24  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  50.) 
— Schomberg,  G.  A.  Shall  we  retain  the  marines? 
6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  795.) — Seaton  - 
Knrr,  H.  England’s  food  supply  in  time  of  war.  13  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  164,  1897,  p.  651.)— Short  service  and 
its  supporters.  11  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  129,  1881, 
p.  591. ) — Simmons,  Sir  J.  E.  A.  Critical  condition  of 
the  army.  24  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  14,  1883,  p.  165.) — 
Inefficiency  of  the  army.  14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  31, 
1892,  p.  885.) — Weakness  of  the  army.  16  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  529.)— Sinclair,  J.  Is  a  soldier’s  life 
worth  saving?  12  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  56,  1889,  p.  610.) 
—  The  state  in  its  manufacturing  aspects.  16  pp. 

(  Westm.  Rev.  v.  128,  1887,  p.  225.)— State  of  the  Rritish 
army.  36  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  161,  1885,  p.  177.) — Past 
and  present  state  of  the  navy.  22  pp.  (Edin.  Rev. 
v.  161,  1885,  p.  492.)— Studies  in  tactical  progress  dur¬ 
ing  the  last  25  years.  41  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  150, 
1891,  pp.  91,  191.)— Thomson,  J.  A.  S.  Military  enthu¬ 
siasm  as  a  means  of  recruiting.  19  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev. 
v.  136,  1891,  p.  624.)— Trench,  F.  C.  Future  r61e  of  the 
army  reserve.  9  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  150,  1891, 
p.  639.)  —  Growing  unpopularity  of  military  service. 
24  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149,  1891,  pp.  291,  804.) — 
Great  Britain.  Parliament.  Accounts  and  Papers. 
Army  (troops  in  Natal  and  Transvaal).  State¬ 


ment  of  the  number  of  troops  of  each  arm,  now  sta¬ 
tioned  in  Natal  and  the  Transvaal,  12  July,  1881.  1  p. 

(  With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Correspond,  re¬ 
specting  war  between  Transvaal  Republic  and  neighbour¬ 
ing  .  .  .  tribes.) — Vincent,  C.  E.  H.  Urgent  needs  of 
the  volunteer  force.  9  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  47,  1885, 
p.  781.)— Winter,  A.  Der  zustand  der  englischen  land- 
macht.  10  pp.  (XJnsere  Zeit,  1889,  v.  2,  p.  364.)— Wolse- 
ley.  Sir  G.  J.  The  army.  71  pp.  (Ward,  T.  H.,  Reign 
of  Queen  Victoria,  v.  1,  p.  155.)— Long  and  short  service. 
15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  558..)—  Standing 
army  of  G.  B.  17  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  80,  1890,  p.  331.) 
—Lord  Wolseley’s  “  men.”  6  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag. 
v.  135,  1884,  p.  394.)—  Zogbauin,  R.  F.  Home  of  Tommy 
Atkins.  7  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  69,  1884,  p.  723.) 

See  also  under  Admiralty.— War  Office  (in  preceding 
division). 

Great  Britain,  Baronetage.  See  with  Heraldry, 
peerage,  etc. 

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1849 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Church  History 


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exact  history  of  all  the  writers  and  Bishops 
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Wales. 

Great  Britain,  Birds. 

Swainson,  C.  Provincial  names  and  folk¬ 
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Great  Britain,  Botany. 

Bentham,  G.  Handbook  of  the  British 
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comycetes,  with  descriptions  of  all  the  species 
of  fungi  hitherto  found  in  Britain.  1887. 
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Hist.  Soc.  Trans.  3  s.  v.  2,  1874,  p.  47.) — On  the  world- 
distribution  of  British  plants.  34  pp.  (Lancashire  and 
Cheshire  Hist. [Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  13,  1873,  p.  237.) 

See  also  Engliind,  Botany. 


Great  Britain,  Canals. 

Jeans,  J.  S.  In  his  Waterways  and  water 
transport  in  different  countries.  1890.  — 2726 

-  Vernon-Harcourt,  L.  F.  Treatise  on 

rivers  and  canals.  1882,  2  v.  — 2724 

-  Clem iny,  W.  Railways  and  waterways.  9  pp. 

(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  30,  1881,  p.  432.)— Inland  naviga¬ 
tion.  23  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  66,  1886,  p.  223.) 

See  also  England,  Canals. 

Great  Britain,  Census. 

Bartholomew,  J.  Gazetteer  of  the  British 
isles.  With  census  supplement,  1891.  [1893.] 

R.71 

-  Great  Britain.  Registrar  -  General. 

Census  of  England  and  Wales,  1861.  1862-63, 

3  v.  —4381 

- Census  of  England  and  Wales,  1871. 

1871-73,  4  v.  —4381 

- Census  of  England  and  Wales,  1881. 

1881-83,  4  v.  in  3.  —4381 

-  Hubbard.  J.  G.  A  census  of  religions.  14  pp. 

(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  131.)— Low.  S.  J.  The  rise 
of  the  suburbs  :  a  lesson  of  the  census.  14  pp.  ( Con- 
temp.  Rev.  v.  60,  1891.  p.  545.) — Welton,  T.  A.  Observa¬ 
tions  on  population  statistics.  110  pp.  2  pi.  (Lancashire 
and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  9,  1869,  p.  55.) 

See  also  under  Population.— Statistics.  Also  England. 
Census ;  Statistics. 

Great  Britain,  Chronology. 

Leycester,  Sir  P.  Historical  antiquities 
in  two  books.  [Illustr.]  1672-73,  2  pts.  in 
1  v.  .2511 

-  Robinson,  H.  J.  Colonial  chronology :  a 

chronology  of  the  principal  events  connected 
with  the  English  colonies  and  India,  from  the 
close  of  the  fifteenth  century  to  the  present 
time.  1892.  2451 

-  Sammes,  A.  Britannia  antiqua  illustrata; 

or,  the  antiquities  of  ancient  Britain  .  .  . 
with  a  chronological  history  of  this  kingdom 
.  .  .  until .  .  .  800.  1676.  2541 

Great  Britain,  Church  History. 

Bacon,  J.  Liber  regis,  vel  thesaurus  re¬ 
rum  ecclesiasticarum.  1786,  1  v.  in  2.  — 4262 

-  Bayly,  T.  Certamen  religiosum ;  or,  a 

conference  between  his  late  Majestie  Charles, 
King  of  England,  and  Henry,  late  Marquess 
and  Earl  of  Worcester,  concerning  religion ; 
at  his  Majesties  being  at  Raglan  castle,  1646. 
1649.  *  —1278 

-  Charles  I,  King  of  Gt.  Britain.  The 

Kings  Majesties  answer  to  the  paper  delivered 
in  by  the  reverend  divines  attending  the 
honourable  commissioners  concerning  church- 
government.  1648.  {Pamphlets  :  Charles  I, 
v.  9. )  4555 

-  Fire  from  Heaven,  falling  upon  the  pres¬ 
ent  army  and  churches.  1649.  {Pamphlets: 
Charles  I,  v.  10. )  4555 

-  Foster,  J.  ( Ed. )  Index  ecclesiasticus ;  or, 

alphabetical  lists  of  all  ecclesiastical  digni¬ 
taries  in  England  and  Wales  since  the  Ref¬ 
ormation.  1890.  1151 


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-  Fuller,  T.  Church  history  of  Britain ; 

from  the  birth  of  Jesus  Christ  until  the  year 
1648.  1845,  6  v.  —3263 

-  Lilburne,  J.  Dialogue  betwixt  Rattle- 

head  and  Round-head.  1641.  (  With  his  Re¬ 
gall  tyrannie  discovered. )  1567 

- Englands  rejoicing  at  the  prelats  down¬ 
fall.  1641.  ( With  his  Regall  tyrannie  dis¬ 
covered.  )  1567 

-  Masson,  D.  Life  of  John  Milton  :  narrated 

in  connexion  with  the  political,  ecclesiastical, 
and  literary  history  of  his  time.  1859-80,  6  v. 

4851 

-  Milne,  F.  A.  (Ed.)  Ecclesiology.  1894. 

(Gomme,  G.  L.,  Gentleman’ s  Mag.  Libr.)  4156 

-  Parsons,  R.  ( A.  Philopater,  pseud. )  Eliza- 

bethae  Angliae  Reginae  haeresim  Calvini- 
anam  propugnantis  saevissimum  in  Catholi- 
cos  sui  regni  edictum,  quod  in  alios  quoque 
reipublicae  Christianae  principes  contumelias 
continet  indignissimas.  Promulgatum  Lon- 
dini,  29  Nov.,  1591.  1593.  —3257 

-  Prynne,  W.  Antipathie  of  the  English 

lordly  prelacie,  both  to  regall  monarchy,  and 
civill  uuity.  1641,  2  v.  —3257 

- New  discovery  of  the  prelates’  tyranny. 

1641.  —3217 

Note. — No  title  page. 

-  Ryves,  B.  Mercurius  rusticus ;  or,  the 

countries  complaint  of  the  barbarous  out¬ 
rages  committed  by  the  sectaries  of  the  late 
flourishing  kingdom.  [Anon.]  1685.  1518 

-  Spelman,  Sir  H.  Concilia,  decreta,  leges, 

constitutiones  in  re  ecclesiarum  orbis  Britan- 
nici.  1639-64,  2  v.  —4201 

-  Stillingfleet,  E.,  Bp.  of  Worcester.  Ori- 

gines  Britannicae ;  or,  the  antiquities  of  the 
British  churches.  1710.  (  Works,  v.  3. )  — 4232 

-  Tanner,  T.,  Bp.  of  St.  Asaph.  Notitia 

monastica ;  or,  a  short  history  of  the  religious 
houses  in  England  and  Wales.  1695.  — 4276 

- Notitia  monastica  ;  or,  an  account  of  all 

the  abbies,  priories,  and  houses  of  friers, 
heretofore  in  England  and  Wales.  1744.  — 2171 
-  Test  act  reporter  ;  or,  report  of  pro¬ 
ceedings  in  the  late  application  to  Parliament 
for  the  repeal  of  the  corporation  and  test 
acts  ...  to  which  are  added,  the  statement 
of  the  case  of  the  Protestant  Dissenters  and 
an  abstract  of  the  corporation  and  test  acts. 
1829.  —2354 

-  Tulloch,  J.  Movements  of  religious 

thought  in  Britain  during  the  nineteenth 
century.  1885.  — 1268 

-  Articles  recommended  by  the  Abp.  of  Canterbury 

[W.  Sancroft],  to  all  the  Bps.  within  his  metropolitan 
jurisdiction,  July  16,  1688.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 

tracts,  v.  9,  p.  132.)— Rilson,  T.  Certain  observations 
out  of  a  treatise  called  the  Difference  between  Christian 
subjection  and  unchristian  rebellion.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  4,  p.  29.)— Bridges,  W.  Sermon  [on 


the  Civil  war] ,  preached  at  a  fast,  before  the  House  of 
Commons,  1642.  13  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  4, 
p.  57.) — Brock,  E.  P.  L.  Historical  and  other  evidences 
of  the  extent  of  the  ancient  British  church.  12  pp. 
(Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  41,  1885,  p.  53.)— Caird, 
E.  Pfleiderer,  Development  of  theology  in  Germany 
since  Kant  and  its  progress  in  G.  B.  since  1825.  4  pp. 

{Mind,  v.  16,  1891,  p.  405.)— Compton,  H.,  Bp.  of  Lon¬ 
don.  Letter  concerning  allegiance,  written  presently 
after  the  Revolution.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  12,  p.  322.)— Country  parson  as  he  was  and  as  he  is. 
12  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  142,  1887,  p.  317.) — Croft, 
H.,  Abp.  of  Hereford.  The  naked  truth;  or,  the  state  of 
the  primitive  church.  49  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  7,  p.  268.)— Croly,  G.  Roman  Catholic  pledges,  and 
Protestant  securities.  33  pp.  {Hist,  sketches,  p.  120.) — 
Curtiss,  S.  I.  Recent  evangelistic  movements  in  G.  B. 
and  on  the  continent.  21  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  41, 
1884,  p.  349.)— Bopping,  A.,  Bp.  of  Meath.  Speech  .  .  . 
when  the  clergy  waited  on  His  Majesty  at  his  camp  near 
Dublin,  July  7,  1690 ;  together  with  His  Majesty’s  most 
gracious  answer.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9, 
p.  468.)— Fagel,  G.  Letter,  giving  an  account  of  the 
Prince  and  Princess  of  Orange’s  thoughts  concerning 
the  repeal  of  the  test  and  the  penal  laws.  5  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  183.)— Ferguson,  R.  Repre¬ 
sentation  of  the  threatening  dangers  impending  over 
Protestants  in  G.  B.  before  the  coming  of  the  .  .  .  Prince 
of  Orange.  52  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9, 
p.  315.) — Hatch,  E.  Religion  and  the  churches.  39  pp. 
(Ward,  T.  H.,  Reign  of  Queen  Victoria,  v.  1,  p.  364.) — 
High-Church  miracles ;  or,  modern  inconsistencies, 
1710.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  12,  p.  320.) — 
Lawton,  C.  Letter  formerly  sent  to  Dr.  Tillotson  .  .  . 
and  now  reprinted  with  the  said  Doctor’s  letter  to  the 
Lord  Russell,  a  little  before  his  execution.  6  pp.  (Som¬ 
ers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  367.)— Answer  to  a  paper 
importing  a  petition  of  the  .  .  .  Bps.  to  his  Majesty 
[James  II]  touching  their  not  publishing  the  late  dec¬ 
laration  for  liberty  of  conscience.  13  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  119.)— Examination  of  the  Bps. 
upon  their  refusal  of  reading  His  Majesty’s  declaration 
[of  liberty  of  conscience.]  17  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  9,  p.  134.)— Petition  of  Bps.  [to  King  James  II] 
relative  to  His  Majesty’s  declaration  of  liberty  of  con¬ 
science  ;  Letter  from  a  Dissenter  to  the  petitioning  Bps. 
4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  115.)— List  of 
divers  worthy  good  patriots  slandered  in  a  paper  called 
the  Black  list.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  12, 
p.  212.)— Pope’s  nuntioes;  or,  the  negotiation  of  Seignior 
Panzani  .  .  .  treating  about  the  alteration  of  religion 
with  the  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  7  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  4,  p.  50.) — Remonstrance  of  the  popish 
clergy  of  France  to  Louis  XIV,  1677.  4  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  50.) — Reflections  on  a  late 
pamphlet,  entitled.  Priestcraft  in  perfection.  4pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  .tracts,  v.  9,  p.  590. )— Proposal  for 
uniting  the  Protestant  interest  for  the  present,  and 
preventing  divisions  for  the  future,  1689 ;  Specimen  of  a 
hill  for  uniting  Protestants ;  Amicable  reconciliation  of 
the  Dissenters  to  the  Church  of  England.  19  pp.  (Som¬ 
ers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  388.) — Whether  the  preserv¬ 
ing  of  the  Protestant  religion  was  the  motive  unto, 
or  the  end  that  was  designed  in,  the  late  Revolution. 
27  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  543.) — Protes¬ 
tant's  doom  in  popish  times.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  64.) — Letter  to  a  Bp.  concerning  the 
present  settlement,  and  the  new  oaths.  16  pp.  (Som¬ 
ers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  372.)— Spencer,  R.,  2  Earl 
of  Sunderland.  Letter,  plainly  discovering  the  designs 
of  the  Romish  party  and  others,  for  the  subverting  of 
the  Protestant  religion,  and  the  laws  of  the  kingdom. 
4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  321.)— Stil¬ 
lingfleet.  E.,  Bp.  of  Worcester.  Case  of  commendams 
in  the  House  of  Lords,  A.  D.  169|.  10  pp.  ( IForfcs,  v.  3, 
p.  886.)— Enquiry  into  the  reasons  for  abrogating  the 
test  imposed  on  all  members  of  Parliament;  Samuel, 
Bp.  of  Oxon,  his  celebrated  reasons  for  abrogating  the 


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test  and  notion  of  idolatry  answered  by  Samuel,  Arch¬ 
deacon  of  Canterbury.  16  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  9,  p.  151.) 

See  also  Catholic  Church  in  Great  Britain. — 
Church  of  England. — England,  Church  history. — 
Reformation. — Scotland,  Church  history. — Wales, 
Church  history. 

Great  Britain,  Civil  service. 

Skerry,  G.  E.  Civil  service  manual .  .  . 
for  England  and  Ireland,  n.  d.  — 1325 

-  Symonds,  A.  Papers  relative  to  the  ob¬ 
struction  of  public  business  and  the  organiza¬ 
tion  of  the  civil  service,  n.  d.  — 4364 

-  Aubrey,  W.  H.  S.  Government  by  chief  clerks. 

20  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  133,  1890,  p.  105.) — Civil  service : 
its  organization  and  competitive  examinations.  34  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  168,  1889,  p.  449.) — Hamilton,  Sir  R. 
G.  C.  Ruin  of  the  civil  service.  11  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  28,  1890,  p.  460.) — Jerninghani.  H.  E.  H. 
French  examiners  under  the  civil  service.  10  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  139,  1886,  p.  738.) — Kidd,  B.  Civil  service 
as  a  profession.  12  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  20,  1886, 
p.  491.)— Reform  in  the  public  service.  9  pp.  (  Westm. 
Rev.  v.  133,  1890,  p.  1.)—  Scoones,  W.  B.  Civil  service 
examinations.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  54.) 
— Southwell,  M.  Civil  service  reform.  12  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  144,  1888,  p.  579. ) 

See  also  under  Officers  of  government. 

Great  Britain,  Climate. 

Andrews,  W.  Famous  frosts  and  frost 

fairs  in  Gt.  Britain.  1887.  1526 

-  Hopkins,  T.  On  the  atmospheric  changes 

which  produce  rain  and  wind.  1854.  — 2486 

-  Scott,  R.  H.  Weather  charts  and  storm 

warnings.  1876.  — 2487 

-  Symons,  G.  J.,  and  Wallis,  H.  S.  British 

rainfall,  1892.  1893.  — 2487 

See  also  England,  Climate. 

Great  Britain,  Colonies. 

Bickham,  G.  British  monarchy  ;  or,  a  new 
chorographical  description  of  all  the  domin¬ 
ions  subject  to  the  King  of  Gt.  Britain.  1748. 

2541 

-  Bourne,  H.  R.  F.  Story  of  our  colonies  : 

with  sketches  of  their  present  condition.  1869. 

1528 

-  Bowen,  Sir  G.  F.  Thirty  years  of  colonial 

government.  1889,  2  v.  1506 

-  Butel-Dumont,  G.  M.  Histoire  et  com¬ 
merce  des  colonies  angloises,  dans  1’  Amerique 
septentrionale.  [Anon.]  1755.  — 2397 

-  Dilke,  Sir  C.  W.  Problems  of  greater 

Britain.  1890,  2  v.  1586 

- •  Douglas,  W.  Discourse  concerning  the 

currencies  of  the  British  plantations  in 
America,  etc.  Ed.  by  C.  J.  Bullock.  1897. 
(Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Econ.  studies ,  v.  2,  no.  5. ) 

—4377 

-  Dulany,  D.  Considerations  on  the  pro¬ 
priety  of  imposing  taxes  in  the  British  colo¬ 
nies.  [Anon.]  1766.  — 2316 

-  Froude,  J.  A.  English  in  the  West  Indies  ; 

or,  the  bow  of  Ulysses.  1888.  2485 

- Oceana ;  or,  England  and  her  colonies. 

1886.  1404 


—  Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons. 

Accounts  and  Papers.  Applications  from  the 
colonists  of  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope  .  .  .  for 
representative  government  .  .  .  also  ...  all 
applications  of  a  similar  import  from  other 
British  colonies,  within  the  last  ten  years. 
1846.  (Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers, 
[ Reports  rel.  to  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  1836- 
73].  )  3411 

—  Great  Britain.  Master  of  the  Rolls. 

Calendar  of  state  papers,  colonial  series. 
1860-96,  10  v.  4553 

—  Great  Britain.  Parliament.  Accounts 

and  Papers.  Colonization.  Correspondence 
respecting  a  scheme  of  colonization  referred 
in  1887  for  the  consideration  of  colonial  gov¬ 
ernments.  1888.  (  With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts. 

and  Papers,  South  Africa,  Correspond.  .  .  .  on 
the  question  of  customs  union. )  3421 

—  —  Emigration  (Colonies).  Report  on  the 

Emigrants’  Information  Office,  for  year  ended 
31  March,  1889.  1889.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 

Accts.  and  Papers,  Swaziland  Correspond.) 

3411 

- Statistical  abstract  for  the  several  colo¬ 
nial  and  other  possessions  of  the  United  King¬ 
dom,  1879-93.  No.  31.  1895.  —3392 

—  Greswell,  W.  Our  South  African  em¬ 
pire.  1885,  2  v.  3425 

—  Hodgetts,  J.  F.  Greater  England.  1887. 

1518 

—  Huebner,  J.  A.,  Freiherr  von.  Through 

the  British  empire.  1886,  2  v.  1506 

—  Hunter,  Sir  W.  W.  England’s  work  in 

India.  1881.  3447 

—  India  and  our  colonial  empire.  ( Westm. 

Rev.  n.  s.  v.  53-66,  1878-84. )  4962 

—  Keppel,  W.  C.,  6  Earl  of  Albemarle.  Exo¬ 
dus  of  the  western  nations.  1865,  2  v.  1593 

—  Knox,W.  Controversy  between  Gt.  Britain 

and  her  colonies  reviewed.  [ Anon .]  1769. 

4646 

—  La  Pilorgerie,  J.  de.  Histoire  de  Botany- 

Bay,  6tat  present  des  colonies  p6nales  de 
l’Angleterre  dans  l’Australie.  1836.  3416 

—  Lewis,  Sir  G.  C.  Essay  on  the  government 

of  dependencies.  1891.  — 2316 

—  Lucas,  C.  P.  Historical  geography  of  the 

British  colonies.  1888-94,  3  v.  1418 

—  Malleson,  G.  B.  Historical  sketch  of  the 

native  states  of  India,  in  subsidiary  alliance 
with  the  British  government.  1875.  3413 

— *  Martin,  A.  P.  Australia  and  the  empire. 
1889.  3417 

—  Martin,  R.  M.  British  colonial  library : 

comprising  a  popular  and  authentic  descrip¬ 
tion  of  all  the  colonies  of  the  British  empire. 
1838-44,  10  v.  2557 

- History  and  present  state  of  all  the 

British  possessions  in  Europe.  1835.  .2575 

—  Martineau,  H.  Bi-itish  rule  in  India :  a 

historical  sketch.  1857.  3417 


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-  Mauritius.  Consultation  of  the  lawyers 

of  the  Isle  of  France,  on  the  legality  of  the 
order  in  council  of  Nov.  2,  1831,  as  affecting 
the  crown  colonies.  [1832.]  ( With  Hill,  R., 

Home  colonies. )  3155 

-  Parker,  ( — ).  Evidence  of  our  transac¬ 
tions  in  the  East  Indies,  with  an  inquiry  into 
the  general  conduct  of  Gt.  Britain  to  other 
countries,  from  the  peace  of  Paris  in  1763. 
1782.  3451 

-  Parkin,  G.  R.  Imperial  federation  :  the 

problem  of  national  unity.  1892.  — 3327 

-  Pennsylvania  Historical  Society. 

Charlemagne  Tower  collection  of  American 
colonial  laws.  1890.  W.  41 

-  Postlethwayt,  M.  Gt.  Britain’s  com¬ 
mercial  interest  explained  and  improved  .  .  . 
Also  a  clear  view  of  the  state  of  our  planta¬ 
tions  in  America,  their  constitution,  trade, 
and  revenues.  1759,  2  v.  — 2304 

-  Price,  R.  Observations  on  the  nature  of 

civil  liberty,  the  principles  of  government, 
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See  also  the  names  of  the  various  colonies,  as  Austra¬ 
lia.— Bahama  islands.— Barbadoes.- Bermuda. 
—British  America.— British  Guiana.— Canada. 
-Cape  of  Good  Hope.— Ceylon.— Cyprus.— Fiji 
islands.  —  Gambia.—  Gibraltar.  —  Gold  Coast.— 
Hong  Kong.  —  India.  —  Jamaica.—  Labrador.— 
Malta.—  Mauritius.—  Natal.  —  Newfoundland.— 
New  Guinea.— New  South  Wales.— New  Zea¬ 
land.— Queensland.— Sierra  Leone.— Tasmania. 
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considered.  7  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13, 
p.  293.)— Gillen,  R.  Trade  depression  and  low  prices. 
23  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  47, 1885,  p.  800.)— Grey,  H.  G., 
3  Earl  Grey.  Protection ;  free  trade ;  fair  trade ; 
colonial  trade.  23  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  31,  1892, 
p_  38.) — Griffiths,  R.  J.  Government  and  commerce. 
20  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  71,  1887,  p.  171.)— Howell, 
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27  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1887,  pp.  196,  534.) — Jan- 
son.  Sir  T.  General  maxims  in  trade,  particularly  ap¬ 
plied  to  the  commerce  between  G.  B.  and  France.  6  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  287.)— Kemble,  E. 
Shall  we  have  free  ships?  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  160, 
1895,  p.  85.)— Eevi,  L.  The  orders  in  council.  17  pp. 
(Rand,  B.,  Selections  illustr.  econ.  hist.  p.  109.)— I.idg-ett, 

G.  Shipowners,  seamen,  and  the  Board  of  trade.  10  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  45,  1884,  p.  577.)— Medley,  G.  W.  Fair¬ 
trade  fog  and  fallacy.  13  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21, 
1887,  p.273.) — Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons.  Com¬ 
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1793.  Reports  and  appendices,  1803.  114  pp.  (Gt.  Brit. 

H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  10,  p.  391.)— Prog¬ 
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earl.  Commercial  union  within  the  empire.  16  pp. 


(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  29,  1891,  p.  507.) — Reed,  Sir  E.  J. 
Board  of  trade  and  merchant  shipping.  14  pp.  (Con¬ 
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Letter  to  a  member  of  Parliament  on  the  resolution  of 
the  House  to  settle  a  trade  from  G.  B.  to  the  South  sea 
of  America,  1711.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  13,  p.  117.)— Case  of  His  Majesty’s  [Charles  II]  sugar 
plantations.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8, 
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trade,  and  labour  questions,  viewed  from  an  American 
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— Ward,  P.,  and  others.  Scheme  of  the  trade,  as  it  is 
at  present  carried  on  between  England  and  France,  1674. 
2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  30.)— Williams, 
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See  also  Corn  laws. — England,  Commerce. — Great 
Britain,  Political  economy ;  Statistics. 

Great  Britain,  Conchology.  See  under  Mol- 
lusca. 

Great  Britain,  Constitution  and  government. 

Anson,  Sir  W.  R.  Law  and  custom  of  the 
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1889.  (  Works,  v.  4. )  2181 

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ment  of  the  kingdome  of  England  collected 
out  of  the  fundamental  lawes  and  statutes  of 
this  kingdome.  [Anon.]  1642.  ( Pamphlets : 

Charles  J,  v.  3.)  4555 

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and  war  abroad.  1704.  — 1368 

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the  study  of  the  law  of  the  constitution. 
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Tr.  by  P.  A.  Ashworth.  1886,  2  v.  — 2325 

-  Harbin,  G.  Hereditary  right  of  the  crown 

of  England  asserted  .  .  .  and  the  true  English 
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Junii,  MCCXV,  anno  regni  XVII.  1879.  —1351 

-  Murdoch,  J.  History  of  constitutional 

reform  in  Gt.  Britain  and  Ireland ;  with  a 
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science  of  legislation.  1830.  — 3356 

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The  maner  of  gouernement  or  policie  of  the 
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English  constitution.  1889.  — 2325 

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an  enquiry  into  the  ancient  constitution  of 
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government  compared  with  that  of  a  demo¬ 
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The  same.  (Pamphlets,  v.  13.)  3116 

- AcklamI,  C.  T.  D.  County  boards.  10  pp.  ( Fortn . 

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question.  10  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  130,  1888,  p.  1.) — Eocal 
government  act,  1888.  8  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  130, 

1888,  p.  265.)—  Eocal  government  bill.  24  pp.  {Quart. 
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bill  is.  7  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  129,  1888,  p.  645.) — What 
the  local  government  bill  should  be.  13  pp. 


(  Westm.  Rev.  v.  129,  1888,  p.  277.)— Origin  and  growth  of 
local  government  in  counties.  11  pp.  {Westm. 
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v.  8,  p.  410.) — Reasons  for  a  new  bill  of  rights.  11  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  568.) — Smith,  G. 
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1886,  p.  22.) —Local  government.  18  pp.  {Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  23,  1888,  p.  423.)— Local  government  bill.  20  pp. 
{Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  23,  1888,  p.  641.) 

See  also  under  Constitutional  history. — Law. — Politics. 

Great  Britain,  Constitutional  history. 

Hallam,  H.  Constitutional  history  of 
England,  from  the  accession  of  Henry  VII  to 
the  death  of  George  II.  1841,  3  v. ;  1846,  2  v. 

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chapter  in  constitutional  history.  14  pp.  (Lancashire 
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Great  Britain,  Court  and  courtiers. 

Aikin,  L.  Memoirs  of  the  court  of  King 
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1848,  2  v.  1553 

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1545 

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Reminiscences  of  court  and  diplomatic  life. 

1883,  2  v.  —1311 

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of  England  during  the  four  last  reigns,  and 
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1839,  2  v.  .2585 

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England  during  the  reign  of  the  Stuarts,  in¬ 
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- Continuation  of  Memoirs  of  the  court 

of  England  during  the  reign  of  the  Stuarts, 
including  the  Protectorate.  1840,  2  v.  .2586 

- Memoirs  of  the  court  of  England  from 

the  Revolution  in  1688  to  the  death  of  George 
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-  Papendiek,  Mrs.  C.  L.  H.  A.  Court  and 

private  life  in  the  time  of  Queen  Charlotte. 
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-  Thomson,  Mrs.  K.  B.  Memoirs  of  the 

court  and  times  of  King  George  II  and  his 
consort  Queen  Caroline.  1850,  2  v.  .2587 

-  Vom  eng-Iischen  Kocnig'shoJe.  14  pp.  ( Unsere 

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1887,  v.  1,  p.  739.) — Divers  remarkable  passages  of  the 
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7  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  5,  p.  472.)— Yusuf 
AgSaa.  Account  of  a  mission  from  Turkey  to  the 
British  court.  9  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Trans. 
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Great  Britain,  Court  of  Admiralty. 

Cliisliolm-Batten,  E.  The  Admiralty  Court  of 
Minehead.  7  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat. 
Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  35,  1890,  p.  46.) 

Great  Britain,  Court  of  Chancery. 

Great  Britain.  Royal  Commission  into 
inclosures,  1517-18.  Domesday  of  inclosures, 
1517-18  :  being  the  extant  returns  to  Chancery 
for  Berks,  Bucks,  Cheshire,  Essex,  Leicester¬ 
shire,  Lincolnshire,  Northants,  Oxon,  War¬ 
wickshire  .  .  .  and  Bedfordshire.  Ed.,  with 
notes  and  tables,  by  I.  S.  Leadam.  1897,  2  v. 

( Royal  Hist.  Soc.)  2514 

-  Repertorie  of  records  :  remaining  in 

the  four  treasuries  on  the  receipt  side  at  West¬ 
minster  .  .  .  With  a  briefe  introductiue  index 
of  the  records  of  Chancery.  1631.  1567 

Great  Britain,  Court  of  Exchequer. 

Great  Britain.  Record  Commission. 
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-  Introduction  to  the  study  of  the  Pipe 

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the  four  treasuries  on  the  receipt  side  at 
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Roll.  Soc.  Pub.  v.  3,  p.  35.) 

Great  Britain,  Court  of  High  Commission. 

Charles  I,  King  of  Gt.  Britain.  Speech  to 
both  Houses  of  Parliament,  July  5,  1641,  con¬ 
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House  of  Parliament,  concerning  .  .  .  Poll- 
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Great  Britain,  Court  of  Justice,  High. 

Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons. 
Charge  against  Charles  Stuart,  King  of  Eng¬ 
land,  of  high  treason,  and  other  crimes,  ex¬ 
hibited  to  the  High  Court  of  Justice,  by  John 
Cook,  Solicitor  General.  1648.  (Pamphlets: 
Charles  I,  v.  10.)  4555 

-  Hill,  A.  Procedure  of  the  High  Court  of  Justice. 

12  pp.  [Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  105.) — Stephen, 
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Cent.  v.  9, 1881,  p.  62.) 

Great  Britain,  Court  of  King's  Bench. 

Arguments  upon  the  writ  of  Habeas  Cor¬ 
pus,  in  the  Court  of  Kings  Bench.  1649. 
(Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  10.)  4555 

-  Bulstrode,  E.  Reports  of  divers  resolu¬ 
tions  and  judgments  given  ...  of  cases  and 
matters  in  the  law  ...  in  the  Court  of  King’s 
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-  GuRNEy,  J.  Trial  of  George  Gordon,  Esq., 

commonly  called  Lord  George  Gordon,  for 
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Great  Britain,  Court  of  King's  Justiciars. 

Feet  of  fines  of  the  reign  of  Henry  II, 
and  of  the  first  seven  years  of  the  reign  of 
Richard  I,  1182-96.  1894.  (Pipe  Roll  Soc. 

Pub.  v.  17.  )  .2514 

-  Feet  of  fines  of  the  seventh  and  eighth 

years  of  the  reign  of  Richard  I,  1196-97.  1896. 
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-  Three  rolls  of  the  King’s  Court  in  the 

reign  of  King  Richard  I,  1194-95.  With  an 
introduction  and  notes  by  F.  W.  Maitland. 
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Great  Britain,  Court  of  Probate. 

Buxton,  D.  On  a  recent  case  in  the  Court  of  Pro¬ 
bate.  12  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans. 
n.  s.  v.  2,  1862,  p.  117.) 

Great  Britain,  Court  of  Star  Chamber. 

Charles  I,  King  of  Gt.  Britain.  Speech 
to  both  Houses  of  Parliament,  July  5,  1641, 
concerning  .  .  .  Poll-money,  Star-Chamber, 
and  High  Commission.  1641.  (Pamphlets: 
Charles  I,  v.  1. )  4555 

-  Gardiner,  S.  R.  (Ed.)  Reports  of  cases 

in  the  Courts  of  Star  Chamber  and  High 
Commission.  1886.  ( Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  v.  39. ) 

1504 

-  James  I,  King  of  Gt.  Britain.  Speach  in  the 

Starre-Chamber,  20  of  June,  anno  1616.  n.  d. 

4555 

-  Laud,  W.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Speech 

delivered  in  the  Starr- Chamber,  on  Wednes¬ 
day,  14  of  June,  1637.  1637.  (  With  James  I, 

King  of  Gt.  Britain,  Speach  in  the  Starre-Cham¬ 
ber.  )  4555 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Court  of  Star  Chamber  1857 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Finance 


-  Lenthall,  W.  Speech  in  the  Lords 

House  of  Parliament,  concerning  .  .  .  Poll- 
money,  Star-Chamber,  and  High  Commission. 
1641.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  1.)  4565 

-  Rrown,  F.  On  some  Star  Chamber  proceedings, 

34th  Elizabeth,  ;i592.  8  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol. 

and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  29,  1884,  p.  53.) 

Great.  Britain,  Courts. 

Bracton,  H.  de.  Note  book  :  a  collection 
of  cases  decided  in  the  King’s  courts  during 
the  reign  of  Henry  III.  Ed.  by  F.  W.  Mait¬ 
land.  1887,  3  v.  *  —2325 

- Judicial  system.  16  pp.  ( Edin .  Rev.  v.  173,  1891, 

p.  360.)—  Scargill-Bir<l,  S.  R.  Description  of  the 
courts  of  law.  24  pp.  (In  his  Guide  to  the  principal 
classes  of  documents,  p.  vi :  Gt.  Brit.  Master  of  the  Rolls.) 

See  also  under  Law. 

Great  Britain,  Debt.  See  under  Finance. 
Great  Britain,  Defences.  See  with  Army. 
Great  Britain,  Early  inhabitants. 

Beddoe,  J.  Races  of  Britain  :  a  contribu¬ 
tion  to  the  anthropology  of  western  Europe. 
1885.  1793 

-  Lyte,  H.  Light  of  Britayne.  1588  ;  [repr. 

1814.]  1523 

-  Windle,  B.  C.  A.  Life  in  early  Britain : 

being  an  account  of  the  early  inhabitants  of 
this  island  .  .  .  With  maps,  plans,  and  illus¬ 
trations.  1897.  1526 

-  Hirst,  J.  On  the  existence  of  a  British  people  on 

the  continent  known  to  the  Romans  in  the  first  century. 
21  pp.  ( Archaeol .  Joum.  v.  40,  1883,  p.  64. )—  Long,  R.  S. 
Early  inhabitants  of  Britain.  9  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  135, 
1891,  p.  532.) 

See  also  Anglo-Saxons.  —  Britons.  —  Celts.  — 
Cymry.— Piets. 

Great  Britain,  Education. 

Arnold,  M.  Reports  on  elementary 

schools,  1852-82.  1889.  —2305 

-  Gladstone,  W.  E.  Romanes  lecture,  1892 : 

an  academic  sketch.  1892.  2203 

-  Great  Britaln.  Royal  Commissioners 

on  technical  instruction.  First  report.  1882. 

—2364 

- -  Hazlitt,  W.  C.  Schools,  school-books, 

and  schoolmasters  :  a  contribution  to  the  his¬ 
tory  of  educational  development  in  Gt.  Britain. 
1888.  —2305 

- Public  schools  year  book,  1892-93. 

[1893.]  —2397 

-  Adderley,  C.  B.,  1  Baron  Norton.  Middle-class  edu¬ 
cation.  20  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  229.) — 
Two  conflicting  “  reports  ”  on  education.  16  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  863.)— Blaikte,  W.  G.  Woman’s 
battle  in  G.  B.  14  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  163,  1896,  p.  282.) — 
Brereton,  J.  L.  Middle  schools.  5  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  44,  1883,  p.  872.)— Buxton,  S.  C.  Over-pressure. 
20  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  16,  1884,  p.  806.) — Craik,  H. 
A  Minister  of  education.  15  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37, 
1885,  p.  476.)— Bale,  R.  W.  The  Cardinal  and  the 
schools.  20  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  473.) — 
Cardinal  Manning’s  demand  on  the  rates.  18  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  58.)— Biggie,  J.  R.  School 
fees  and  public  management.  12  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  57,  1890,  p.  605.) — Hill,  A.  Our  industrial  schools. 
18  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  41,  1882,  p.  106.)— Iiobbel,  T.  E. 
Is  free  education  a  bribe?  5  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  29, 
1891,  p.  1022.)— Macaulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron  Macaulay. 
Education.  (April  19,  1847.)  30  pp.  (Speeches  and 


poems,  v.  2,  p.  42.) — Manning,  H.  E.,  Card.-Abp.  of 
Westminster,  and  Gregory,  R.  Religion  and  the  rates. 
24  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  314.)— Ramsay, 
G.  G.  Technical  education.  19  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag. 
v.  143,  1888,  p.  425.)— Salmon!1,  H.  A.  On  the  import¬ 
ance  to  G.  B.  of  the  study  of  Arabic.  7  pp.  (Royal 
Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  16,  1884,  p.  31.) — 
School  and  college.  19  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  128, 
1880,  p.  62.) — Stanley,  E.  L.  Free  education  bill.  9  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  60,  1891,  p.  139.)— Free  schools  and  pub¬ 
lic  management.  14  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  57,  1890, 
p.  440.)— Thirlwall,  C.,  Bp.  of  St.  David's.  Charge  de¬ 
livered  Oct.,  1860  .  .  .  Endowed  schools  bill.  57  pp. 
(Remains,  v.  1,  p.  347.)— Charge  delivered  Oct.,  1866  .  .  . 
National  education,  the  revised  code.  112  pp.  (Remains, 
v..;  2,  p.  91.)— Charge  delivered  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1872  .  .  . 
The  education  act  of  1870.  68  pp.  (Remains,  v.  2,  p.  290.) 
— Charge  delivered  Sept,  and  Oct.,  1848  .  .  .  National 
education.  42  pp.  (Remains,  v.  1,  p.  99.) 

See  also  Education  under  England. —Scotland. — 
Wales. 

Great  Britain,  Entomology.  See  under  Insects. 
Great  Britain,  Estates.  See  with  Lands. 
Great  Britain,  Finance. 

Abstract  of  the  act  for  granting  to  His 
Majesty  a  further  subsidy  of  tunnage  and 
poundage  upon  merchandizes  imported,  for 
the  term  of  two  years  and  three  quarters,  and 
an  additional  land  tax,  for  one  year,  for  car¬ 
rying  on  the  war  against  France.  1697.  (  With 
Letter  to  the  three  absolvers. )  — 2312 

-  Bosanquet,  C.  Practical  observations  on 

the  report  of  the  bullion-committee.  1810. 

( Pamphlets ,  v.  24.)  3126 

-  Buxton,  S.  C.  Finance  and  politics :  an 

historical  study,  1783-1885.  1888,  2  v.  — 1366 

-  Chester,  W.  D.  Chronicles  of  the  Cus¬ 
toms  Department.  [Illustr.]  1885.  —3312 

-  Cobbett,  W.  Paper  against  gold  ;  or,  the 

history  and  mystery  of  the  Bank  of  England. 
1846.  —3356 

-  Crombie,  A.  Letter  to  D.  Ricardo  con¬ 
taining  an  analysis  of  his  pamphlet  on  the  de¬ 
preciation  of  bank  notes.  1817.  (Pamphlets, 
v.  40. )  3126 

-  Dalrymple,  J.,  1  Earl  of  Stair.  Appeal 

to  facts :  in  a  letter  to  Earl  Temple.  1763. 
(With  Keate,  G.,  Netley  Abbey.)  2181 

-  Davenant,  C.  Discourses  on  the  publick 

revenues.  1698,  2  v.  — 1368 

-  Douglas,  W.  Discourse  concerning  the 

currencies  of  the  British  plantations  in  Amer¬ 
ica,  etc.  Ed.  by  C.  J.  Bullock.  1897.  (Am. 

Econ.  Assoc.  Econ.  studies,  v.  2,  no.  5. )  — 4377 

-  Dowell,  S.  History  of  taxation  and  taxes 

in  England  from  the  earliest  times  to  the 
present  day.  1884,  4  v.  .  — 1363 

- History  of  taxation  and  taxes  in  Eng¬ 
land  from  the  earliest  times  to  the  year  1885. 
1888,  4  v.  —1375 

-  Dulany,  D.  Considerations  on  the  pro¬ 
priety  of  imposing  taxes  in  the  British  colo¬ 
nies.  [Anon.]  1766.  — 2316 

-  Elliott,  J.  Funding  system  of  the  United 

States  and  of  Gt.  Britain.  1845.  — 1371 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Finance 


—  Fairman,  W.  The  stocks  examined  and 
compared  ;  or,  a  guide  to  purchasers  in  the 
public  funds.  1808.  (Pamphlets,  v.  32.)  3126 

—  Francis,  J.  Chronicles  and  characters  of 

the  stock  exchange.  1850.  — 1371 

—  Gilbart,  J.  W.  History  of  banking  in 

America :  with  an  inquiry  how  far  the  bank¬ 
ing  institutions  of  America  are  adapted  to  this 
country.  1837.  — 1393 

—  Glover,  G.  M.  Thoughts  on  the  charac¬ 
ter  and  tendency  of  the  property  tax.  1816. 

( Pamphlets ,  v.  41.)  3126 

—  Great  Britain.  House  op  Commons. 
Reports  from  Committees,  v.  12,  13.  Finance, 
1797-98  ;  with  proceedings  and  measures  of 
government  thereon,  1798-1803.  1803,  2  v.  4451 

—  Green,  Mrs.  M.  A.  E.  (Ed.)  Calendar  of 

the  proceedings  of  the  Committee  for  ad¬ 
vance  of  money,  1642-56.  1888,  3  v.  (Gt. 

Brit.  Rolls  chron. )  4512 

- (Ed.)  Calendar  of  the  proceedings  of 

the  Committee  for  compounding,  etc.,  1643- 
60.  1889-92,  5  v.  ( Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron. )  4512 

—  Grenfell,  P.  Speech  on  the  sinking 

fund.  1817.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  40.)  3126 

—  Heathfield,  R.  Thoughts  on  the  liqui¬ 
dation  of  the  public  debt.  n.  d.  (  With  Thick- 
nesse,  P.,  Valetudinarian'1  s  Bath  guide.)  —3785 

—  Hill,  J.  Inquiry  into  the  causes  of  the 

present  high  price  of  gold  bullion  in  England, 
and  its  connection  with  the  state  of  foreign 
exchanges.  1810.  (Pamphlets,  v.  24.)  3116 

—  Horton,  S.  D.  The  silver  pound  and 

England’s  monetary  policy  since  the  Restora¬ 
tion.  1887.  —1392 

—  Huskisson,  W.  Question  concerning  the 

depreciation  of  our  currency  stated  and  ex¬ 
amined.  1810.  (Pamphlets,  v.  30. )  3126 

—  Morgan,  W.  Review  of  Dr.  Price’s 

writings  on  the  subject  of  the  finances  of  this 
kingdom.  1792.  (Pamphlets,  v.  13.)  3116 

The  same.  (  With  Constitutional  Soc.  Mani¬ 
festos.  )  1552 

—  Onslow,  A.  Speech  in  the  House  of  Com¬ 

mons  on  the  rate  of  interest.  1816.  (Pamph¬ 
lets,  v.  40. )  3126 

—  Owens,  J.  Plain  papers  relating  to  the 

excise  branch  of  the  Inland  Revenue  Depart¬ 
ment,  1621-1878  :  or,  a  history  of  the  excise. 
1879.  —2326 

—  Paine,  T.  Decline  and  fall  of  the  Eng¬ 

lish  system  of  finance.  1796.  (Duane,  W.  J., 
and  others,  Select  pamphlets.)  — 2352 

—  Prentice,  D.  Policy  of  a  free  trade  in 

corn,  accompanied  by  a  measure  for  prevent¬ 
ing  any  consequent  change  in  the  value  of 
the  currency,  n.  d.  ( With  Hill,  R.,  Home 
colonies. )  3155 

—  Quin,  M.  J.  Trade  of  banking  in  Eng¬ 
land.  1833.  —4366 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Finance 


-  Redington,  J.  (Ed.)  Calendar  of  treas¬ 
ury  papers,  1720-28.  1889.  (Gt.  Brit.  Rolls 

chron. )  4593 

-  Rogers,  J.  E.  T.  First  nine  years  of  the 

Bank  of  England  :  an  enquiry  into  a  weekly 
record  of  the  price  of  bank  stock,  1694-1703. 
1887.  —1365 

-  Rose,  G.  Observations  respecting  the 

public  expenditure,  and  the  influence  of  the 
crown.  1810.  — 1367 

-  Ross,  E.  A.  Sinking  funds.  1892.  (Am. 

Econ.  Assoc.  Pub.  v.  7,  nos.  4,  5.)  — 4376 

The  same.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Theses, 
1892. )  .—2306 

-  State  of  the  nation  at  the  commence¬ 
ment  of  the  year  1822.  1822.  (Pamphlets, 

v.  43.)  3126 

-  Tayler,  W.  History  of  the  taxation  of 

England,  with  an  account  of  the  rise  and 
progress  of  the  national  debt.  1853.  — 1394 

-  Trotter,  C.  Principles  of  currency  and 

exchanges  applied  to  the  report  from  the 
select  Committee  of  the  House  of  Commons. 
1810.  (Pamphlets,  v.  24.)  3116 

-  Wolowski,  L.  F.  M.  R.  Banque  d’Angle- 

terre  et  les  banques  d’Ecosse.  1867.  — 4364 

- Declaration  of  the  general  accompts  of  the  king¬ 
dom,  to  June  1,  1642.  11  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  4,  p.  379.) — Report  from  the  Commissioners  appointed 
to  take,  examine,  and  state  the  public  accounts  of  the 
kingdom,  and  to  determine  the  debts  due  the  army,  &c. 
18  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  349.)— Ack- 
land,  J.  Notable  budgets.  10  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  133, 
1890,  p.  449.)— Allison,  W.  B.  Currency  of  the  future. 
11  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  134,  1882,  p.  535.) — Great  Britain. 
House  of  Commons.  Committee  on  the  amount  of  sums 
raised  by  annuities  towards  the  supply  granted  be¬ 
tween  1776  and  1782,  &c.,  1782.  Report  and  appendix, 
1803.  37  pp.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees, 
v.  11,  p.  1.) — Arnold,  R.  A.  Indebtedness  of  the  landed 
gentry.  8  pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  47,  1885,  p.  225.) — 
Asyill,  J.  Abstract  of  the  publick  funds  granted  and 
continued  since  William  and  Mary  .  . .  With  an  essay 
for  the  more  speedy  redemption  of  the  perpetual  funds. 
1715.  13  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  730.)— 
Baker,  A.  F.  An  unrealised  national  asset.  9  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  45,  1889,  p.  220.)— Threatened  aboli¬ 
tion  of  bank  notes.  14  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  130, 
1881,  p.  502.)— Bateman,  A.  E.  Post  office  savings- 
banks  in  G.  B.  3  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  22,  1881, 
p.  117.) — Benas,  B.  L.  On  the  political  economy  of 
G.  B.  Pt.  I,  Public  indebtedness ;  Pt.  II,  The  poor  laws. 
34  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s. 
v.  10,  1870,  p.  55.)— Outline  of  the  origin  and  development 
of  banks  and  financial  institutions.  22  pp.  (Lancashire 
and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  7,  1867,  p.  195.) — 
Black  year  for  investors.  16  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag . 
v.  137,  1885,  p.  269.) — Mr.  Childers'  new  half-sov¬ 
ereigns,  18  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  66,  1884,  p.  329.) — 
Churchill,  G.  C.  S.,  8  Duke  of  Marlborough.  The  vam¬ 
pire  gold.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  42,  1887,  p.  77.) — 
Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons.  Committee  on  ac¬ 
counts  relating  to  His  Majesty’s  civil  list,  1802.  Re¬ 
port,  1803.  34  pp.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Com¬ 
mittees,  v.  11,  p.  193.)— Clarke,  E.  Conservative  and 
liberal  finance.  12  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  16,  1884, 
p.  1027.)— Copy  of  an  order  agreed  upon  in  the  House 
of  Commons,  wherein  every  man  is  rated  according  to 
his  estate.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  4,  p.  298.) 
— Country  banker.  23pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  162,  1886, 
p.  133.)— Courtney,  L.  H.  Finance.  34  pp.  (Ward, 
T.  H.,  Reign  of  Queen  Victoria,  v.  1,  p.  330. )— Daniel  1,  C. 


1858 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Finance 


1859 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Fine  arts 


Gold-supply  of  England  and  India.  12  pp.  (Blackivood’ s 
Mag.  v.  149,  1891,  p.  394.)— Debts  of  the  nation  stated 
and  considered.  30  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13, 
p.  307.) — Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons.  Committee 
on  illicit  practices  used  in  defrauding  tbe  revenue, 
1783-84.  Reports  and  appendices,  1803.  73  pp.  (Gt.  Brit. 
H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  11,  p.  227.)— Dow¬ 
ell's  History  of  taxation.  31  pp.  ( Edin .  Rev.  v.  168, 
1888,  p.  240.)— Dunekley,  H.  The  civil  list  and  grants 
to  the  royal  family.  26  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  56,  1889, 
p.  288.)— Letter  touching  the  rise  of  all  the  embezzle¬ 
ments  and  mismanagements  of  the  kingdom’s  treasure 
from  the  beginning  of  the  Revolution,  1710;  A  parallel 
account  of  the  national  expences  from  Nov.,  1640,  to 
Nov.,  1659.  24  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  12,  p.  486.) 
— Farrer,  Sir  T.  H.  Imperial  finance  of  the  last  4 
years ;  Local  and  imperial  finance  of  the  last  4  years ; 
Imperial  and  local  taxation.  74  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  y.  58, 
1890,  pp.  481,  755,  913.)— Financial  prospects.  34  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  157,  1884,  p.  58.) — Mr.  Gladstone’s 
eleventh  budget.  11  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  129, 
1881,  p.  640.)  —  Great  Britain  industrial  company. 
19  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  138,  1885,  p.  813.)— Gren¬ 
fell,  H.  R.  What  is  a  pound ?  12  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  9,  1881,  p.937.)— What  is  a  standard?  13  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  11, 1882,  p.  740.) — Hamilton,  Sir  R.  G.  C. 
Lending  money  to  Australia.  9  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  32, 1892,  p.  194.)— Hozier,  H.  M.  England’s  real  peril. 
5  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  58,  1888,  p.  179.)— Great 
Britain.  House  of  Commons.  Select  committee  on  ac¬ 
counts,  and  other  papers,  relating  to  the  public  income 
and  expenditure,  1786-91.  Reports  and  appendices, 
1803.  80  pp.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees, 
v.  11,  p.  39.) — Inland  duties  and  taxation.  9  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  52,  1885,  p.  392.) — Settlement  of  the 
land  bank,  established  A.  D.  1695.  29  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  16.)— Draught  of  the  charter  [of 
the  land  bank  of  England]  mentioned  in  the  com¬ 
mission  to  which  it  is  annexed.  16  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  34.)— Eevi,  L.  Our  national  ex¬ 
penditure.  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  42,  1887,  p.  867.) — 
Eocal  and  imperial  taxes:  who  pay  them?  15  pp. 
(  Westm.  Rev.  v.  129,  1888,  p.  442.)— Lubbock,  Sir  J.  In¬ 
come  tax  in  England.  7  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  158,  1894, 
p.  150.)— Liberal  versus  Conservative  finance.  18  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  35,  1884,  p.  145.)— Macfle,  M.  Pro¬ 
posed  alteration  of  the  currency.  18  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  67,  1885,  p.  188.)— Montague,  S.  Dangers  of 
modern  finance.  15  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  51,  1892, 
p.  322.) — National  debt  and  the  funding  system. 
16  pp.  (Knight,  C.,  Store  of  knowledge,  p.  217.) — Na¬ 
tional  finances  of  the  last  25  years.  33  pp.  ( Quart. 
Rev.  v.  166,  1888,  p.  515.)— National  insurance.  13  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  137,  1885,  p.  285.) — Playfair,  Sir  L. 
New  departure  in  English  taxation.  8  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  160,  1895,  p.  285.)— Porter,  G.  R.  Finances  of  Eng¬ 
land,  1793-1815  .  22  pp.  (Rand,  B.,  Selections  illustr.  econ. 
hist.  p.  126.)— Price,  R.  Account  of  public  debts  dis¬ 
charged,  money  borrowed,  and  annual  interest  saved, 
1763-75.  3  pp.  (In  his  Observations  on  civil  liberty, 

p.  74.)— Amount  of  the  national  debt,  and  appropriated 
revenue  at  midsummer,  1775.  10  pp.  (In  his  Observa¬ 
tions  on  civil  liberty,  p.  65.) — Twenty-second  report  on 
the  revenue.  15  pp.  (Fraser’s  Mag.  v.  5,  1832,  p.  261.) 
—General  abstract  of  the  receipts  and  issues  of  the  pub¬ 
lic  revenues,  etc.,  during  King  William  Ill’s  reign. 
3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  12,  p.  382.)— Rogers, 
J.  E.  T.  Vested  interests.  17  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  57, 
1890,  p.  780.) — Savile,  G.,  1  Marquis  of  Halifax.  Essay 
on  taxes,  calculated  for  the  present  juncture  of  affairs  in 
England,  1693.  8  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11, 
p.  73.) — Say,  J.  B.  L.  Rapport  sur  le  concours  relatif 
aux  emprunts  publics,  en  France,  en  Angleterre,  et  en 
Hollande.  15  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral. 
M6m.  2  s.  v.  17,  1891,  p.  959.)— Stanley,  H.  E.  J.,  3  Baron 
Stanley  of  Alderley.  Farming  and  taxation.  8  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  939. )— Radical  programme. 
VII.  Taxation  and  finance.  13  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  38, 1885,  p.  123.)— Taxation  and  representa- 

Vol.  III. -233. 


tion  under  the  new  reform  bill.  15  pp.  (Blackwood’s 
Mag.  v.  135,  1884,  p.794.) — Taxes  and  taxation.  29  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  161,  1885,  p.  382.)— Reasons  for  taxing 
tlie  public  funds,  1716.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 

tracts,  v.  13,  p.  755.) — Wilson,  A.  J.  The  budget:  what 
Mr.  Childers  should  do.  8  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33, 
1883,  p.  597.)— Disastrous  results  of  sobriety.  5  pp. 
(Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  47,  1883,  p.  213.) — English  bankers 
and  the  Bank  of  England  reserve.  13  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  48,  1890,  p.  946.)— Wood,  J.  C.  Exchange  with 
India.  50  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  147,  1890,  pp.  384, 
557.) 

See  also  Bank  of  England.— Great  Britain, 

Political  economy ;  Statistics;  Tariff. 

Great  Britain,  Fine  arts. 

Carr,  J.  W.  C.  Examples  of  contempo¬ 
rary  art.  1878.  — 17E3 

-  Cunningham,  A.  Lives  of  the  most  emi¬ 
nent  British  painters  and  sculptors.  1831,  3  v. 

( Harper's  Family  Libr.  nos.  17-19.)  4337 

-  Fairholt,  F.  W.  Rambles  of  an  archae¬ 
ologist  among  old  books  and  in  old  places ; 
being  papers  on  art .  .  .  1871.  — 1756 

-  Frith,  W.  P.  My  autobiography  and 

reminiscences.  1887-88,  3  v.  4785 

-  Leslie,  C.  R.  Autobiographical  recollec¬ 
tions.  1860,  2  V.  4845 

-  Millingen,  J.  Ancient  unedited  monu¬ 
ments  :  painted  Greek  vases  from  collections 
in  various  countries,  principally  in  Gt.  Britain. 
1822.  1721 

-  Bedford,  G.  Art  sales  :  a  history  of  sales 

of  pictures  and  other  works  of  art.  1888,  2  v. 

—1751 

-  Sandby,  W.  History  of  the  Royal  Acad¬ 
emy  of  Arts.  1862,  2  v.  — 1714 

-  Slater,  J.  H.  Sale  prices  of  1896  :  an  an¬ 
nual  report  of  the  sales  by  auction  of  objects 
of  artistic  and  antiquarian  interest.  1897. 

—1757 

-  Smith,  J.  C.  British  mezzotinto  portraits  : 

being  a  descriptive  catalogue  of  these  engrav¬ 
ings  from  the  introduction  of  the  art  to  the 
early  part  of  the  present  century  .  .  .  Illustr. 
with  125  portraits.  1884,  4  v.  — 17C1 

-  South  Kensington  Museum.  Catalogue 

of  the  British  fine  art  collections.  1867.  ( With 
Catalogue  of  the  collection  illustr.  construc¬ 
tion  and  building  materials. )  — 3727 

-  Taylor,  W.  B.  S.  Origin,  progress,  and 

present  condition  of  the  fine  arts  in  Gt.  Britain 
and  Ireland.  1841,  2  v.  — 1738 

-  Westm acott,  C.  M.  British  galleries  of 

painting  and  sculpture.  1824.  — 1757 

-  Wheatley,  H.  B.  Historical  portraits : 

some  notes  on  the  painted  portraits  of  cele¬ 
brated  characters  of  England,  Scotland,  and 
Ireland.  [Illustr.]  1897.  (White,  G.,  Con¬ 
noisseur  S.)  — 1756 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Fine  arts 


1860 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Foreign  relations 


-  Iluisli,  M.  B.  Ten  years  of  British  art.  17  pp. 

( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  27,  1890,  p.  102.)— Ancient  marbles 
in  G.  B.  29  pp.  ( Edin .  Rev.  v.  164,  1886,  p.484.) — Na¬ 
tional  gallery.  39  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  163,  1886, 
p.395.) — National  portrait  gallery.  38  pp.  (Quart. 
Rev.  v.  166,  1888,  p.  339.) — Pictures  of  the  year.  14  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  143,  1888,  p.  813.) — Robinson,  Sir 
J.  C.  On  our  national  art  museums  and  galleries.  14  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  1021.) 

See  also  England,  Fine  arts. — Fine  arts,  Galleries, 
museums,  collections. 

Great  Britain,  Fisheries. 

De  Caux,  J.  W.  Herring  and  the  herring 
fishery,  with  chapters  on  fishes  and  fishing, 
and  our  sea  fisheries  in  the  future.  1881. 

—2657 

-  Schultes,  H.  Essay  on  aquatic  rights ; 

intended  as  an  illustration  of  the  law  relative 
to  fishing.  1811.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  28. )  3126 

-  Alfred  Ernest  Albert,  Prince,  Duke  of  Edinburgh, 

and  Duke  of  Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.  Notes  on  the  sea  fish¬ 
eries  and  fishing  population  of  the  United  Kingdom. 
59  pp.  (  London,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  4, 
p.  23.)— Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons.  Commit¬ 
tees  on  the  state  of  the  British  fisheries,  1785-86. 
Reports  and  appendices,  1803.  190  pp.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C. 
Reports  from  Committees,  v.  10,  p.  9.) — Great  Britain. 
House  of  Commons.  Committees  on  the  state  of  the 
British  herring  fisheries,  1798-1800.  Reports  and  ap¬ 
pendices,  1803.  192  pp.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from 
Committees,  v.  10,  p.  199.)— Proposal  to  the  King  [Charles 
II]  and  Parliament  respecting  the  herring  fishery. 
3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  477.) — Marjori- 
bimks.  E.  Our  sea  fishermen.  8  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  38,  1885,  p.  691.)— Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons. 
Committees  on  the  state  of  the  i»ilcliar<l  fihcries, 
1785-86.  Reports  and  appendices,  1803.  8  pp.  (Gt.  Brit. 
H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  10,  p.  1.) — Pollock, 
Sir  F.  Fishery  laws.  46  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish. 
Exhib.  Literature,  v.  1,  p.  205.)— Collection  of  advertise¬ 
ments,  relating  to  the  royal  fisheries  within  the 
British  seas.  20  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  12, 
p.  33.)— Runcinian.  J.  Among  the  North  sea  trawlers. 
15  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  54, 1888,  p.  543.) —  Shaw- Refevre, 
G.  J.  Principles  of  fishery  legislation.  31  pp.  (Lon¬ 
don,  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  4,  p.  83.)  — 
Trawling  commission  and  our  fish  supply.  16  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  137,  1885,  p.  656.)— Walpole,  S. 
British  fish  trade.  71pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Ex¬ 
hib.  Literature,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Great  Britain,  Fishes. 

Buckland,  F.  T.  Log-book  of  a  fisherman 
and  zoologist.  1876.  — 2624 

-  Day,  F.  Commercial  sea  fishes  of  Gt. 

Britain.  1884.  (London,  Internat.  Fish.  Ex¬ 
hib.  Literature,  v.  8.)  — 4665 

-  De  Caux,  J.  W.  Herring  and  the  herring 

fishery,  with  chapters  on  fishes  and  fishing. 
1881.  —2657 

-  Houghton,  W.  British  fresh-water  fishes. 

[1884.]  —2631 

- Natural  history  of  commercial  sea  fishes 

of  Gt.  Britain  and  Ireland.  1884.  (London, 
Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  IAterature,  v.  10.) 

—4665 

-  ttaville-Kent.  W.  Marine  and  freshwater  fishes  of 

the  British  islands.  132  pp.  (London,  Internat.  Fish. 
Exhib.  Literature,  v.  1,  p.  73.) 


Great  Britain,  Foreign  relations. 

Burrows,  M.  History  of  the  foreign  policy 
of  Gt.  Britain.  1895.  1502 

-  Great  Britain.  Master  of  the  Rolls. 

Calendar  of  letters  and  state  papers  relating 
to  English  affairs,  preserved  principally  in 
the  archives  of  Simancas.  Elizabeth,  1558-86. 
Ed.  by  M.  A.  S.  Hume.  1892-96,  3  v.  4561 

- Calendar  of  letters,  despatches,  and 

state  papers,  relating  to  the  negotiations  be¬ 
tween  England  and  Spain,  preserved  in  the 
archives  at  Simancas  and  elsewhere,  1485-1543. 
Ed.  by  G.  A.  Bergenroth  [and  others].  1862- 
95,  8  v.  in  12.  4563 

- Calendar  of  state  papers  and  MSS.,  re¬ 
lating  to  English  affairs,  existing  in  the 
archives  and  collections  of  Venice,  and  in 
other  libraries  of  northern  Italy,  1202-1591. 
Ed.  by  R.  Brown  [and  others].  1864-94,  9  v. 
in  10.  4553 

-  Great  Britain.  Parliament.  Accounts 

and  Papers.  Correspondence  between  the 
governments  of  Gt.  Britain  and  the  United 
States  with  respect  to  proposals  for  arbitra¬ 
tion.  1896.  .2631 

- Correspondence  respecting  the  question 

of  the  boundary  of  British  Guiana.  1896. 

.2631 

- Documents  and  correspondence  relating 

to  the  question  of  boundary  between  British 
Guiana  and  Venezuela.  1896.  .2631 

- Further  documents  relating  to  the  ques¬ 
tion  of  boundary  between  British  Guiana  and 
Venezuela.  1896,  3  pts.  .2631 

-  Home  and  foreign  affairs.  {Fortn.  Rev. 

n.  s.  v.  19-40,  1876-86. )  3992 

-  Playfair,  R.  L.  Scourge  of  Christendom  : 

annals  of  British  relations  with  Algiers  prior 
to  the  French  conquest,  with  illustrations. 
1884.  3423 

-  Roe,  Sir  T.  Negotiations  in  his  embassy 

to  the  Ottoman  Porte,  1621-28,  inclusive. 
1740.  3461 

-  United  States.  Commission  to  investi¬ 
gate  and  report  upon  the  true  divisional  line 
between  the  Republic  of  Venezuela  and 
British  Guiana.  Report  and  accompanying 
papers.  1897,  9  v.  .2652;  atlas,  2621 

-  Venezuela.  Correspondance  entre  le  gou- 

vernement  de  V6n6zu61a  et  le  gouvernement 
de  S.  M.  B.  sur  la  question  de  limites,  de 
droit  additionel  de  30;;,  de  traits  de  commerce, 
et  de  reclamations  pecuniaires.  1887,  3  pts. 
in  1  v.  .2631 

-  Bryce,  J.  British  feeling  on  the  Venezuelan  ques¬ 
tion.  7  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  162,  1896,  p.  145.)— Carnegie, 
A.  Lookahead.  26pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  156,  1892,  p.  685.) 
— Clarke,  Sir  G.  S.  Naval  union  with  G.  B.  13  pp.  (N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  158,  1894,  p.353.) — Bicey.  E.  England  in 
Egypt.  17  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  804.) — 
England’s  intervention  in  Egypt.  14  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  161.)— Our  protectorate  in  Egypt. 
26  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  15,  1884,  p.  363.) — Rilke,  Sir 
C.  W.  Conservative  foreign  policy.  9  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 


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1861 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Genealogy 


n.  s.  v.  1, 1892,  p.  1.) — Diplomat  ions,  pseud.  Five  years 
of  foreign  policy.  9  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  38,  1885, 
p.  557.)— England’s  duty  in  Egypt.  10  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  33,  1883,  p.  718.)— Our  occupation  of  Egypt.  19  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  133,  1883,  p.  830.) — Situation  in 
Egypt.  7  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  132,  1882,  p.  524.) — 
£g:yi>tian  question.  41pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  159,  1884, 
p.  145.)  —  England,  Afghanistan,  and  Russia. 

26  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  163,  1886,  p.  1.)— England's  for¬ 

eign  policy.  7  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  35,  1884,  p.  705.) 
— Farler,  J.  P.,  Archdeacon  of  Magila.  England  and 
Germany  in  East  Africa.  9  pp.  1  map.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  45,  1889,  p.  157.)— Foreign  and  colonial  failures. 
11  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  137,  1885,  p.  298.) — Our 
French  ally  in  Egypt.  12  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  132, 
1882,  p.  259.) — Greenwood,  F.  Mystery  of  our  foreign 
relations.  13  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  55,  1889,  p.  815.) — 
England  and  France  in  Indo-China.  21pp.  (Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  138,  1885,  p.  402.)— Keene,  H.  G.  Russia 
and  England.  6  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  59,  1889,  p.  125.) 
— Labouchere,  H.  The  foreign  policy  of  England. 
16  pp.  (IV.  Am.  ReVi  v.  155,  1892,  p.  430.) — Eayard,  Sir 
H.  A.  Our  relations  with  Turkey.  7  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  47, 1885,  p.  609.)— Ey all.  Sir  A.  C.  Frontiers  and  pro¬ 
tectorates.  17  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.  312.) — 
Noble,  E.  England,  Russia,  and  India,  5  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  56,  1885,  p.  116.) — Voice  from  the  east  on 
oriental  questions.  15  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  153, 
1884,  p.  835.) — Osborn,  R.  D.  Value  of  Egypt  to  G.  B. 
10  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  41,  1882,  p.  27.) — Persian  em¬ 
pire  :  England  and  Russia  in  the  east.  32  pp.  ( Westm. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  59,  1881,  p.  412.) — Concerning  the  forraigne 
affairs  in  the  Protector’s  time.  7  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  329.)— Schlagintweit,  E.  Birma 
und  England.  10  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  2,  p.255.) — 
Sibree,  J.,  Jr.  England,  France,  and  Madagascar. 
15  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  43,  1883,  p.  85.) — England  and 
Egypt  in  the  Sudan.  34  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  161,  1885, 
p.  470.)— Temple,  R.  Principles  of  British  policy  in 
Egypt.  14  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  42,  1882,  p.  495.) — 
Thureau-Dangin,  P.  L’entente  cordiale  entre  la 
France  et  l’Angletere  (Sept.,  1843-F6v.,  1844).  110  pp. 

( Correspondant ,  n.  s.  v.  118,  1889,  pp.  451,  700,  897.)— VAm- 
b£ry,  A.  England  in  the  orient.  6  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  156,  1893,  p.  359.) — Englische  politik  in  Ostturkestan. 
4  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1870,  v.  1,  p.  649.) — Is  the  power  of 
England  declining?  14  pp.  (Forum,  v.  6,  1888,  p.  221.)  — 
Rivalitaet  Russlands  und  Englands  in  Centralasien. 

27  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1867,  v.  2,  p.  575.)— Russia  and  Eng¬ 
land.  9  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  160,  1895,  p.  561.) — W.,  H. 
W.  England  and  Germany.  15  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  136, 
1891,  p.  650.) — Ward,  T.  H.  Foreign  policy.  45  pp. 
(In  his  Reign  of  Queen  Victoria,  v.  1,  p.  72r) — West- 
lake,  J.  England’s  duty  in  Egypt.  17  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  42,  1882,  p.  823.)— W’hite,  A.  S.  Anglo-American 
alliance.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  158,  1894,  p.  484.) 

See  also  under  Politics. 

Great  Britain,  Genealogy. 

Badger,  E.  W.  Monumental  brasses  of 
Warwickshire,  accurately  transcribed,  with 
translations  and  descriptive  notes.  1895.  .2536 

- Belcher,  W.  D.  Kentish  brasses.  1888. 

1732 

-  Berry,  W.  County  genealogies.  Pedi¬ 
grees  of  Essex  families,  n.  d.  3791 

- County  genealogies.  Pedigrees  of  Hert¬ 
fordshire  families,  n.  d.  3791 

- County  genealogies.  Pedigrees  of  the 

families  in  the  county  of  Hants.  1833.  3791 

- County  genealogies.  Pedigrees  of  the 

families  in  the  county  of  Kent.  1830.  3791 

- County  genealogies.  Pedigrees  of  the 

families  in  the  county  of  Sussex.  1830.  3791 


-  Blakeway,  J.  B.  Sheriffs  of  Shropshire, 

with  their  armorial  bearing ;  and  notices, 
genealogical  and  biographical  of  their  fami¬ 
lies.  1831  6.31 

Note.— For  continuation  see  Hughes,  W. 

-  Burke,  Sir  J.  B.  Genealogical  and  her¬ 
aldic  history  of  the  colonial  gentry.  1891-95, 
2  V.  2793 

-  —  Genealogical  and  heraldic  history  of 

the  landed  gentry  of  Gt.  Britain  and  Ireland. 
1894,  2  v.  2703 

- Rise  of  great  families.  1873.  2786 

-  Bysshe,  Sir  E.  Visitation  of  the  county 

of  Essex,  1664-68.  Ed.  by  J.  J.  Howard.  1888. 

.2523 

-  Camden,  W.  Visitation  of  the  county  of 

Leicester,  1619.  Ed.  by  J.  Fetherston.  1870. 
(Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  2.  )  2513 

- Visitation  of  the  county  of  Rutland, 

1618-19  ;  and  other  descents  of  families  notin 
the  visitation.  Ed.  by  G.  J.  Armytage.  1870. 
(Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  3.)  2513 

- Visitation  of  the  county  of  Warwick, 

1619.  Ed.  by  J.  Fetherston.  1877.  ( Harleian 
Soc.  Pub.  v.  12.)  2513 

-  Carthew,  G.  A.  History,  topographical, 

archaeological,  genealogical  ...  of  the  par¬ 
ishes  of  west  and  east  Bradenham  ...  in  the 
county  of  Norfolk.  1883.  .2542 

-  Charlton,  L.  History  of  Whitby,  and  of 

Whitby  Abbey,  containing  .  .  .  also  the  origi¬ 
nal  and  antiquity  of  many  particular  families 
and  places  in  other  parts  of  Yorkshire.  1779. 

2542 

-  Chitty,  H.,  and  Phillipot,  J.  Visitation 

of  the  county  of  Gloucester,  1623.  With 

pedigrees  from  the  heralds’  visitations  of 
1569,  82,  83,  and  sundry  miscellaneous  pedi¬ 
grees.  Ed.  by  Sir  J.  Maclean  and  W.  C. 
Heane.  1885.  (Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  21.)  2523 

-  Clutterbuck,  R.  History  and  antiquities 

of  the  county  of  Hertford.  1815-27,  3  v.  P.R 

-  Colby,  F.  T.  {Ed.)  Visitation  of  the 

county  of  Devon,  1620.  1872.  (Harleian  Soc. 
Pub.  v.  6.)  2513 

- (Ed.)  Visitation  of  the  county  of  Som¬ 
erset,  1623.  1876.  (Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  11.) 

2513 

-  Cooke,  R.  Visitation  of  Herefordshire, 

1569.  Ed.  by  F.  W.  Weaver.  1886.  2552 

- Visitation  of  London,  1568 ;  and  since 

augmented  both  with  descents  and  arms.  Ed. 
by  J.  J.  Howard  and  G.  J.  Armytage.  1869. 

(Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  1.)  2513 

- and  St.  George,  Sir  R.  Visitations  of 

Hertfordshire,  1572,  1634.  With  Hertfordshire 
pedigrees  from  Harleian  MSS.  Ed.  by  W.  C. 
Metcalfe.  1886.  (Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  22.) 

2523 

-  Cotman,  J.  S.  Engravings  of  sepulchral 

brasses  in  Norfolk,  tending  ...  to  preserve 
memorials  of  ancient  families  in  that  county. 
1838.  17D7 


Great  Britain,  Genealogy 


1862 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Genealogy 


- Engravings  of  sepulchral  brasses  in 

Suffolk,  tending  ...  to  preserve  memorials  of 
ancient  families  in  that  county.  1838.  17D7 

—  Croston,  J.  County  families  of  Lanca¬ 
shire  and  Cheshire.  1887.  2793 

—  Dunkin,  E.  H.  W.  Monumental  brasses 

of  Cornwall.  62  illustrative  plates,  with  de¬ 
scriptive,  genealogical,  and  heraldic  notes. 
1882.  2511 

—  Fletcher,  W.  G.  D.  Leicestershire  pedi¬ 
grees  and  royal  descents.  1887.  2794 

—  Flower,  W.  Visitation  of  Yorkshire, 

1563-64.  Ed.  by  C.  B.  Norcliffe.  1881.  (Har- 
leian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  16.)  2513 

—  Foster,  J.  (Ed.)  Collectanea  genealogica, 

pts.  14-20.  1884-85,  7  pts.  in  5.  2703 

Note.— For  pts.  1-13  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- (Ed. )  Pedigrees  of  the  county  families 

of  England,  v.  1.  Lancashire,  1873.  .2551 

- (Ed.)  Pedigrees  of  the  county  families 

of  Yorkshire.  1874,  2  v.  .2551 

- (Ed.)  Pedigrees  recorded  at  the  visi¬ 
tations  of  the  county  palatine  of  Durham 
made  ...  in  1575,  1615,  1666.  1887.  .2523 

- (Ed.)  Royal  lineage  of  our  noble  and 

gentle  families.  1885.  2782 

—  Glover,  R.  Visitacion  of  Staff ordschire 

made  .  .  .  anno  D’ni  1583.  1883.  (Wm.  Salt 

Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3,  pt.  2. )  .2555 

- Visitation  of  Cheshire,  1580,  with  .  .  . 

additions  .  .  .  including  those  from  the  Visita¬ 
tion  of  Cheshire,  1566  .  .  .  Ed.  by  J.  P.  Ry- 
lands.  1882.  (Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  18.)  2513 

- Visitation  of  Yorkshire,  made  in  the 

years  1584-85,  to  which  is  added  the  subse¬ 
quent  visitation  made  in  1612,  by  R.  St. 
George,  with  several  additional  pedigrees. 
Ed.  by  J.  Foster.  1875.  .2523 

—  Gregson,  M.  Portfolio  of  fragments  rela¬ 

tive  to  the  history  and  antiquities,  topog¬ 
raphy  and  genealogies  of  the  county  palatine 
and  duchy  of  Lancaster.  1869.  2531 

—  Hall,  S.  C.  Baronial  halls  and  ancient 
picturesque  edifices  of  England.  1881,  2  v. 

5.23 

—  Harleian  Society.  Publications.  Regis¬ 
ters,  V.  1-13.  1877-87,  13  v.  2513 

- Publications.  [Visitations.]  v.  1-26. 

1869-87,  26  V.  2513 

—  Harvey,  or  Hervey,  W.,  and  others. 

Visitations  of  Bedfordshire,  1566,  1582,  1634. 
Together  with  additional  pedigrees  .  .  .  and 
an  appendix,  containing  a  list  of  pedigrees 
entered  at  the  visitation  of  1669  .  .  .  Ed.  by 
A.  G.  Blaydes.  1884.  (Harleian  Soc.  Pub. 

v.  19. )  2513 

- Visitations  of  Suffolk,  1561,  77, 1612.  Ed. 

by  W.  C.  Metcalfe.  1882.  .2523 

- Visitations  of  the  county  of  Oxford, 

1566,  74,  1634.  Together  with  the  Gatherings 
of  Oxfordshire  collected  by  R.  Lee  in  1574. 
Ed.  ...  by  W.  H.  Turner.  1871.  (Harleian 
Soc.  Pub.  v.  5.)  2513 


—  Hawley,  T.,  and  others.  Visitations  of 
Essex,  1552,  58,  70 ;  1612,  34.  To  which  are 
added,  miscellaneous  Essex  pedigrees  .  .  . 
1878-79,  2  v.  (Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  13,  14.) 

2513 

—  Hoare,  Sir  R.  C.  History  of  modern 

Wiltshire.  1822-44,  14  v.  in  6.  P.R 

—  Howard,  J.  J.,  and  Ho  vend  en,  R.  (Eds.) 

Some  pedigrees  from  the  Visitation  of  Kent, 
1663-68.  1887.  .2523 

—  Hughes,  W.  (Ed.)  Sheriffs  of  Shropshire, 

1831-86,  with  their  armorial  bearings ;  and 
notices,  genealogical  and  biographical,  of  their 
families.  1886.  6.31 

Note.— For  first  pt.  see  Blakeway,  J.  B. 

—  Jewers,  A.  J.  Wells  cathedral :  its  monu¬ 

mental  inscriptions  and  heraldry.  Together 
with  the  heraldry  of  the  palace,  deanery,  and 
vicar’s  close.  1892.  2792 

—  Jewitt,  L.,  and  Hall,  S.  C.  Stately  homes 

of  England,  n.  d.  1521 

—  Kelly  and  Co.  (Pubs.)  Handbook  to  the 

titled,  landed,  and  official  classes  for  1891, 
95-97.  [1891-97],  4  v.  L.106 

—  Le  Neve,  P.  Pedigrees  of  the  knights 
made  by  King  Charles  II,  King  James  II, 
King  William  III  and  Queen  Mary,  King 
William  alone  and  Queen  Anne.  Ed.  by  G. 
W.  Marshall.  1873.  (Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  8.) 

2513 

—  Marshall,  G.  W.  (Ed.)  Visitations  of  the 

county  of  Nottingham,  1569,  1614,  with  many 
other  descents  of  the  same  county.  1871. 
(Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  4.)  2513 

—  May,  T.,  and  others.  Visitation  of  the 

county  of  Worcester,  1682-83.  Ed.  by  W.  C. 
Metcalfe.  1883.  .2523 

—  Metcalfe,  W.  C.  (Ed.)  Visitations  of 

Northamptonshire  made  in  1564  and  1618-19, 
with  Northamptonshire  pedigrees  from  vari¬ 
ous  Harleian  MSS.  [Illustr.]  1887.  .2523 

—  Na^h,  T.  R.  Collections  for  the  history  of 
Worcestershire.  [Anon.]  1781-82,  2  v.  5.15 

—  Nichols,  J.  History  and  antiquities  of 
the  county  of  Leicester.  1795-1815,  4  v.  in  8. 

17D2 

—  Nichols,  J.  G.  (Ed.)  The  topographer 

and  genealogist.  1846-58,  3  v.  2534 

—  Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.  Testamenta  vetusta  : 
being  illustrations  from  wills  ...  of  the 
descents  and  possessions  of  many  distin¬ 
guished  families,  from  the  reign  of  Henry  II 
to  the  accession  of  Queen  Elizabeth.  1826, 

2  v.  —1372 

—  Ormerod,  G.  History  of  the  county  pala¬ 
tine  and  city  of  Chester.  1882,  3  v.  5.44 

—  Parsons,  R.,  and  others.  Conference 

about  the  next  succession  to  the  crown  of 
England  .  .  .  Whereunto  is  also  added,  a  new 
and  perfect  arbor  and  genealogy  of  the 
descents  of  all  the  kings  and  princes  of  Eng¬ 
land.  1681.  1578 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Genealogy 


1863  GREAT  BRITAIN,  Heraldry,  peerage,  etc. 


(Sussex  Arcliaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  23,  1871,  p.  129.)— Weaver, 
E.  W.  Somersetshire  notes:  heraldic  and  genealogical. 
18  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc. 
Proc.  v.  33,  1888,  p.  19.) 

See  also  Great  Br itain.  Biography ;  Heraldry,  peer¬ 
age,  etc—  Scotland,  Genealogy. 

Note. — Additional  genealogies  will  be  found  in  the 
various  county  histories  of  England,  for  which  see  the 
names  of  the  counties. 


-  Phillipps,  Sir  T.  Visitations  of  Berkshire, 

1565,  1623,  1664.  [1840.]  .2511 

Note. — Lithographed. 

-  Rose,  J.  (Ed.)  Lancashire  and  Cheshire 

historical  and  genealogical  notes.  1879-83, 
3  v.  in  2.  2524 

-  Ryley,  W.,  and  Dethick,  H.  Visitation 

of  Middlesex,  began,  1663.  1820.  2521 

-  St.  George,  Sir  H.,  and  Lennard,  S. 

Visitation  of  the  county  of  Dorset,  1623.  Ed. 
by  J.  P.  Ry lands.  1885.  (Harleian  Soc.  Pub. 
v.  20.)  2523 

-  St.  George,  Sir  R.  Visitation  of  the 

county  of  Cumberland  in  1615.  Ed.  by  J. 
Fetherston.  1872.  (Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  7.) 

2513 

- and  Dugdale,  Sir  W.  Heraldic  visita¬ 
tions  of  Staffordshire  made  ...  in  1614,  63,  64. 
Ed.  and  annotated  by  H.  S.  Grazebrook.  1885. 
(Wm.  Salt  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  5,  pt.  2.) 

.2555 

-  Suckling,  A.  Memorials  of  the .  .  .  family 

history  and  heraldry  of  the  county  of  Essex. 
1845.  2521 

-  T.,  J.  Old  halls,  manors,  and  families  of 

Derbyshire,  v.  1.  1892.  2512 

-  Thornely,  J.  L.  Monumental  brasses  of 

Lancashire  and  Cheshire  ;  with  some  account 
of  the  persons  represented.  1893.  1724 

- Vivian,  J.  L.,  and  Drake,  H.  H.  (Eds.) 

Visitation  of  the  county  of  Cornwall  in  1620. 
1874.  (Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  9.)  2513 

-  Walford,  E.  County  families  of  the 

United  Kingdom.  1895  ;  1897  ;  1898.  2794 

- Tales  of  our  great  families.  1877,  2  v. ; 

1880,  2  v.  3812 

-  Wheater,  W.  Some  historic  mansions  of 

Yorkshire.  1888.  .2532 

-  Yeatman,  J.  P.  Early  genealogical  his¬ 
tory  of  the  house  of  Arundel :  being  an  ac¬ 
count  of  the  origin  of  the  families  of  Mont¬ 
gomery,  Albini,  Fitzalan,  and  Howard.  [II- 
lustr.]  1882.  .2511 

- Aslier,  G.  M.  Die  gentry  und  deren  abstammung 

von  englischen  koenigen.  9  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau, 
v.  61,  1889,  p.  121.) — Roll  of  Battle  abbey.  18  pp. 


( Edin .  Rev.  v.  170,  1889,  p.  107;  v.  173,  1890,  p.  289.)— 
Battle  abbey  roll.  14  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  169,  1889, 
p.  385. )— Berry,  W.  Pedigrees  of  Essex  families.  128  pp. 
(Hawley,  F.,  and  others,  Visitations  of  Essex,  p.  625: 
Harleian  Soc.  Pub.  v.  14.) — Carrington,  F.  A.  The 
heralds’  visitations  of  Wiltshire,  and  the  pedigrees  of 
Wiltshire  families.  31  pp.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat. 
Hist.  Mag.  v.  2,  1855,  p.  356.) — Ellis,  W.  S.  On  the  origin 
of  some  Sussex  families.  16  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc. 
Coll.  v.  24,  1872,  p.  25.) — Fustel  de  Coulaiiges,  N.  D. 
Rapport  sur  le  concours  relatif  a  la  noblesse  en  France 
et  en  Angleterre.  13  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci. 
moral.  Mem.  v.  14,  pt.  2,  1884,  p.  699.) — Eloyd,  R.  D.  His¬ 
torical  chart  and  notes  on  the  origin  of  the  British  Vic¬ 
torian  monarchy.  6  pp.  2  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc. 
Journ.  v.  48,  1892,  p.  203.)— Lower,  M.  A.  Notes  on  old 
Sussex  families.  35  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  24,  1872,  p.  1 ;  v.  25,  1873,  p.  101.) — (Ed.)  Sussex  gentry 
in  1588.  6  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  1,  1848, 

p.  32.)— Turner,  E.  Brasses  in  Sussex  churches.  63  pp. 


Great  Britain,  Genealogy,  Bibliography. 

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Great  Britain,  Heraldry ,  peerage ,  etc. 

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-  Foster,  J.  (Ed.)  Royal  lineage  of  our 

noble  and  gentle  families.  1885.  2782 

- Fox-Davies,  A.  C.,  and  Crookes,  M.  E.  B. 

Book  of  public  arms :  a  cyclopaedia  of  the 
armorial  bearings,  heraldic  devices,  and  seals, 
as  authorised  and  as  used,  of  the  counties, 
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1869-87,  26  V.  2513 

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Note.— For  first  pt.  see  Blakeway,  J.  B. 

-  Insignia  of  the  orders  of  knighthood  of 

the  United  Kingdoms,  and  of  the  royal  order 
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-  Lodge,  E.  Peerage  and  baronetage  of  the 

British  empire  as  at  present  existing.  1887  ; 
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-  Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.  History  of  the  orders 

of  knighthood  of  the  British  empire.  1842, 
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the  Barony  of  L’Isle,  in  the  House  of  Lords. 
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the  Earldom  of  Devon,  in  the  House  of  Lords. 
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- Siege  of  Carlaverock  .  .  .  with  the  arms 

of  the  earls,  barons,  and  knights  who  were 
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Henry  III,  and  Edward  III.  1829.  2785 

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chests.  1887,  2  v.  2786 

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1895;  1897.  2794 

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Windsor.  With  some  particulars  of  the  her¬ 
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.2533 

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on  heraldry,  British  and  foreign ;  with  Eng¬ 
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16  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  37,  1890,  p.  Id- 
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(Edin.  Bev.  v.  61,  1835,  p.  64 ;  Quart.  Bev.  v.  53, 1835,  p.  540.) 
— Dugdale,  Sir  W.  Coppy  of  the  armes  taken  in  the 
visitation  of  ye  county  of  Stafford,  made  in  anno  1663  et 
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1881,  p.  23.) — Ellis,  W.  S.  Budgen’s  unofficial  heraldic 
visitation  of  Sussex,  1724.  16  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc. 
Coll.  v.  25,  1873,  p.  85.)— On  the  origin  of  the  arms  of  some 
Sussex  families.  41  pp.  2  pi.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc. 
Coll.  v.  6,  1853,  p.  71 ;  v.  37, 1890,  p.  17.) — Magnatum  apud 
Anglos  privilegia ;  or,  the  privileges  and  preheminences 
belonging  to  our  English  peerage,  1712.  22  pp. 

(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  367.) — Fowler,  J.  C. 
Privilege  and  aristocracy.  18  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  80, 
1884,  p.  47.)— Gray,  A.  E.  P.  Foreign  quarterings  in 
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house  of  North  Cadbury,  with  the  heraldry  and  monu¬ 
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Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  40,  1890,  p.  1.) — Two  Lanca¬ 
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heraldic  and  genealogical.  18  pp.  (Somersetshire  Arch- 
aeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  33,  1888,  p.  19.) 

See  also  Knights  and  Knig;Iitliood. — Scotland. 
Heraldry— Wales,  Heraldry. 

Great  Britain,  Heraldry,  peerage,  etc.,  Bibli¬ 
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Gatfield,  G.  Guide  to  printed  books  and 
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Britanniae  :  an  analytical  catalogue  of  books 
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- Sonnenschein,  W.  S.  Genealogy,  heraldry,  names. 

10  pp.  (In  his  Reader’s  guide  to  contemp.  lit.  p.  363.) 

Great  Britain,  History. 

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-  Britton,  J.,  Brayley,  E.  W.,  and  others. 

Beauties  of  England  and  Wales,  [and]  Scot¬ 
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1586 

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chronographicall  history  of  all  the  kings,  and 
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Note.— No  title  page. 

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the  British  empire.  1893.  1502 

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Gt.  Britanie  from  the  first  peopling  of  this 
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of  these  kingdoms.  1748,  4  v.  .2542 

The  same.  2  ed.,  revised,  augmented,  and 
arranged,  by  Walter  Scott.  1809-15, 13  v.  2552 

-  Buxton,  D.  Historic  parallels.  30  pp.  (Lancashire 

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time.  32  pp.  5  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc. 
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See  also  Scotland,  History.— Wales.  History. 

Note.— Por  the  histories  of  particular  counties,  cities, 
etc.,  see  their  names. 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  History,  to  1066 


1866 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  History,  to  1066 


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Saxon  kings.  43  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  5,  1877, 
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See  also  An^-lo-Saxons. — Britons.  Also  the  names 
of  the  kings  who  reigned  during  this  period,  as  Alfred, 
the  Great.  —  Canute  II.— Edward,  the  Confessor. — 
Edward,  the  Martyr. — Harold  II,  etc. 

Great  Britain,  History,  Conquest  to  Henry 
VII,  1066-1485. 

Adam,  of  Usk.  Chronicon,  A.  D.  1377-1404. 
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Edwardi  II  et  Edwardi  III.  Ed.  J.  A.  Giles. 
1847.  1593 

The  same.  Ed.  with  notes  by  E.  M.  Thomp¬ 
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-  Letter  about  abliorrers  and  addresses;  Letter 

from  a  friend  to  a  person  of  quality  in  answer  to  the 
former;  List  of  abhorrers.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  8,  p.  318.)— Addresses  importing  an  abhor¬ 
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cerning  addresses;  A  reply  to  the  second  return.  11  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  326.) — Letter  to  a  mem¬ 
ber  of  the  Committee  of  grievances,  containing  some 
seasonable  reflections  on  the  present  administration 
of  affairs,  since  managed  by  Dutch  councils.  3  pp. 

(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  318.) — Age  of  rid¬ 
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guished  by  no  name  at  all;  The  true,  genuine  Tory  ad¬ 
dress  :  to  which  is  added,  an  explanation  of  some  hard 
terms  now  in  use  ;  The  true,  genuine  Whig  address :  to 
which  is  added,  an  explanation  of  some  hard  terms  now 
in  use,  1710.  10  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  12, 
p.653.) — Allies  and  the  late  ministry  defended  against 
France  and  the  present  friends  of  France,  1711.  20  pp. 

(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  120.) — Letter  from 
Amsterdam  to  a  friend  in  England  [intimating  the 


intention  of  the  Whigs  to  overthrow  the  monarchy], 
1678.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  86.) — True 
copy  of  a  letter  to  the  Provost  and  preachers  of  Edin¬ 
burgh,  discovering  the  horrid  treachery  of  the  Marquis 
of  Argyll  and  his  accomplices,  1660.  3  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  489.) — Remarks  upon  the  new 
project  of  association.  10  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  8,  p.  303.)— Bates,  (— ).  Speech  to  the  King, 
Nov.  22,  1667,  in  the  name  of  the  dissenting  ministers  in 
and  about  London.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  8,  p.  11.) — Bonnecltose,  E.  de.  Chancelier  Bacon  et 
son  6poque.  34  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1854,  v.  6,  p.  193.) — 
News  from  Brussels  in  a  letter  from  a  near  attendant 
on  His  Majesty’s  person.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  7,  p.  390.) — Cabala ;  or,  an  impartial  account  of 
the  nonconformist’s  private  designs,  1663.  19  pp.  (Som¬ 
ers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  567.) — Carew,  I.  Speech 
before  King  William  III.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  11,  p.  102.) — Casimir,  N.,  Baron  de  Bogou- 
shevsky.  The  English  in  Muscovy  during  the  16  century. 
72  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  7,  1878,  p.  58.) — Cath¬ 
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justified  by  the  Pope  in  a  speech  to  his  Cardinals.  9  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  100.) — Cecil,  W.,  Baron 
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of  tracts,  v.  1,  p.  163.) — Chapman,  J.  H.  The  persecu¬ 
tion  under  Elizabeth.  23  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans. 
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endon's  farewell  to  England  in  his  seditious  ad¬ 
dress  to  the  House  of  Peers,  1667.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J., 

Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  7.)— Complaint  of  liberty  and 
property  concerning  arbitrary  government,  1681.  6  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  276.)— Contarini,  F. 
Relazione  d’lnghilterra,  1609.  18  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and 
Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambus,  veneti,  4  s.  p.  145.) — Conta¬ 
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Chrthago  ;  or,  the  true  interest  of  England  in  relation  to 
France  and  Holland,  1673.  5  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  8,  p.  37.) — Speech  on  the  state  and  condition  of 
England,  Scotland,  and  Ireland,  1678.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  48.)— Speech  upon  the  Lord  Treas¬ 
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Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  28.)— Corrcr,  A.  Relazione  d’lng¬ 
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Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  4  s.  p.  317.) — and  Morosini,  M.  Re¬ 
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Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  4  s.  p.  417.)— Correr, 
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d’lnghilterra,  1626.  5  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G., 
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danger  wherein  the  kingdom  now  standeth,  and  the 
remedy,  1627.  5  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  4, 

p.  100.)— Cowj»cr,  J.  M.  On  some  Tudor  prices  in  Kent. 
17  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  1,  1872,  p.  279.) — 
Be  Foe,  D.  Address  on  arrival  and  |imprisonment  of 
the  Kentish  petitioners.  9  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  11,  p.  255.) — Be  Quincey,  T.  Storms  in  Eng¬ 
lish  history  :  a  glance  at  the  reign  of  Henry  VIII.  23  pp. 
(Uncoil,  writings,  v.  1,  p.  275.)— Bicey,  A.  V.  Two  acts 
of  union :  a  ".contrast.  11  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  30, 
1881,  p.  168.) — Bigby,  G.,  2  Earl  of  Bristol.  Speech  on 
the  bill  of  indemnity,  1660.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  7,  p.  460.) — Cursory  remarks  upon  some  d  is- 
loyal  proceeding's.  42  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  11,  p.  149.)— Bownie,  J.  Scottish  and  Irish  unions: 
a  contrast.  10  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  136,  1891,  p.  527.) — 
Buckett,  Sir  G.  F.  Proposed  repeal  of  the  test  and 
penal  statutes  by  King  James  II,  in  1688.  16  pp.  (  Wilt¬ 
shire  Archacol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  18,  1879,  p.  359) — 
Encouragement  to  commanders  and  seamen  to  take 
enemies’  skips.  5  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  11,  p.  68.) — England's  path  to  wealth  and  honour. 
16  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  371.) — Dear 
bargain;  or,  state  of  the  English  nation  under  the 


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Dutch.  29pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.349.) 
— Copy  of  the  paper  called  the  Fanatick’s  New 
Covenant,  together  with  the  execrable  declaration  at 
Sanquhar,  1680.  8  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7 
p.  328.)— Finch,  D.,  2  Earl  of  Nottingham.  Memorial  of 
the  state  of  England,  1706.  48  pp.3  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  12,  p.  626.) — Fleming',  O.  Petition  [for  pe¬ 
cuniary  aid  from  Parliament] ,  and  shewing  how  he  came 
to  execute  the  office  of  Master  of  ceremonies.  2  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.498.) — Foscarini,  A- 
Relazione  d’Inghilterra,  1618.  26/pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and 
Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  4  s.,  p.  163.) — Account 
of  the  Scotch  [Simon  Fraser’s]  plot ;  Account  of  Capt. 
Simon  Fraser,  who  carried  on  a  plot  against  the  gov¬ 
ernment,  1704.  16  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  12, 
p.  433.)  —  French  conquest  neither  desirable  nor 
practicable.  20  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10, 
p.  471.)— Pretences  of  the  French  invasion  examined. 
8  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  393.)— French 
prophecy;  or,  an  admonition  to  the  English  concern¬ 
ing  their  near  approaching  danger.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  547.) — Letter  from  a  General 
ofiicer  to  a  Colonel.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
p.  11,  p.  400. )— Good  advice  before  it  be  too  late  :  being 
,  a  breviate  for  the  Convention.  5  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  198.)— Great  Britain's  complaint 
for  her  late  measures,  present  sufferings,  and  future 
miseries.  42  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.429.) 
— Grnen,  K.  T.  F.  Die  englische  restauration  und  die 
“glorreiche  revolution.”  58  pp.  (In  his  Kulturge- 
schichte  des  17  jahrh.  v.  2,  p.  43.) — Gussoni,  V.  Rela¬ 
zione  d’Inghilterra,  1635.  22  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and 

Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  4.  s.  p.  295.) — Ham¬ 
mond,  C.  Truth’s  discovery;  or,  the  Cavalier’s  case 
clearly  stated,  1664.  10  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 

v.  7,  p.  557.) — Harley,  R,  Faults  on  both  sides  ;  or,  an 
essay  upon  the  original  cause,  progress,  and  mischievous 
consequences  of  the  factions  in  this  nation.  30  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  12,  p.  678.) — Vindication  of 
the  “Faults  on  both  sides,”  from  the  reflections  of  the 
medley,  the  specimen  maker,  and  a  pamphlet  entitled 
“  Most  faults  on  one  side,”  1710.  20  pp.  (Somers,  J., 

Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  5.)  —  High-church,  or  Tory 
address;  Low-church,  or  Whig  address;  A  Whig  ad¬ 
dress  ;  A  satire  upon  the  addresses  of  the  high  church 
party;  Queries,  1710.  5pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  12,  p.  662.) — IloIIis,  D.  Instructions  agreed  on  by 
the  Parliament  for  the  commissioners  to  the  Hague. 
4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  415.)— Honest 
commoner's  speech.  7  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  10,  p.  324.) — Character  of  an  honest  man, 
and  his  opposite,  the  knave,  1683.  15  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  358.) — Honesty  is  the  best  policy, 
1688.  7  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll. ‘of  tracts,  v.’lO,  p.  211.) — 
Humble  address  of  several  prisoners  in  the  Gate- 
House,  Westminster,  1662.  8  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  7,  p.  530.) — Hume.  M.  A.  S.  The  visit  of 
Philip  II,  1554.  28  pp.  (Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  7,  1892,  p.  253.) 
— Reasons  for  passing  an  act  against  imprisonment 
upon  the  writs  of  Capias,  Bills  of  Middlesex,  and  La¬ 
titats.  7  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.523.) — 
James  I,  King  of  Ct.  Britain.  Speech  to  both  Houses 
of  Parliament,  March  31,  1607.  16  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  2,  p.  117.) — Narrative  history  of  King  James  I, 
for  the  first  14  years.  42  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  2,  p.  262.) — Account  of  two  letters  from  James  II  to 
the  Pope,  and  from  the  Earl  of  Melfort  to  the  Queen, 
1690.  7  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  552.) — 
Modest  apology  for  the  loyal  Protestant  subjects  of  King 
James  II,  who  desire  his  restoration.  28  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  401.) — Reflections  upon  the  late 
King  James’  letter  to  his  Privy  Councillors.  10  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  112.) — Jeake,  S.  Ex¬ 
tracts  from  the  MSS.  of.  16  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc. 
Coll.  v.  9,  1857,  p.  45.) — Judge’s  opinions  concerning 
petitions  to  the  king  in  public  matters.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  122.) — History  of  the  Kentish 
petition.  13  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11, 
p.  242.)— For  the  King-  and  Parliament,  and  for 


every  member  to  read.  11  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts 
v.  7,  p.  247.)  —  Present  interest  both  of  King  and 
people.  5  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  116.) 
— Representation  of  the  sad  condition  of  many  of  the 
King’s  party,  1661.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  7,  p.  516.) — I.ando,  G.  Relazione  d’lnghilterra,  1622. 
67  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambas. 
veneti,  4  s.  p.  211.) — Lawton,  C.  Civil  comprehension, 
1705.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  12,  p.  574.) — 
Jacobite  principles  vindicated.  20pp.  (Somers,  J.,  COll.  of 
tracts,  v.  10,  p.523.) — Letter  from  a  lawyer  in  the  country 
to  a  member  of  Parliament ;  or,  indemnity  the  effect 
of  vacancy.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  174. ) 
— Fegion's  address  to  His  Majesty.  3  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  269.) — Feslie,  C.  Letter  to  a 
member  of  Parliament  in  London.  10  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  667.) — Fetter  to  a  noble  Peer 
about  his  late  speech  and  petition  to  His  Majesty.  4  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  282.) — Fetter  to  a 
person  of  honour  concerning  the  Black  Box.  8  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  187.)— Fetter  writ¬ 
ten  by  an  unknown  hand,  whereof  many  copies 
were  dispersed  among  the  commanders  of  the  English 
fleet.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  19.) — Re¬ 
marks  on  the  Fondon  Gazette.  10  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  462.) — Some  reflections  upon  the 
humble  petition  to  the  King’s  most  excellent  Majesty  of 
the  Fords  spiritual  and  temporal,  Nov.  17,  1688. 
6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  281.)—  Meddows, 
Sir  P.  Brief  enquiry  into  leagues  and  confederacies 
made  betwixt  princes  and  nations.  7  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  21.) — History  of  the  peace,  from  the 
arrival  of  Mr.  Mesnager,  Sep.  18, 1711,  to  the  return  of 
the  Earl  of  Strafford  from  Utrecht,  May  15,  1712;  A  full 
answer  to  the  conduct  of  the  allies,  1712.  71  pp.  (Som¬ 
ers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  pp.  216,  245.) — Miserable 
ease  of  poor  old  England  fairly  stated,  in  a  letter  to  a 
member  of  the  House  of  Commons,  1712.  10  pp.  (Som¬ 
ers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  205.) — Mocenigo,  P. 
Relazione  d’lnghilterra,  1671.  35  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and 

Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  4  s.  p.  433.) — Molin,  N. 
Relazione  d’lnghilterra,  1607.  74  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and 
Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  4  s.  p.  9.) — Letter  to  the 
Duke  of  Monmouth,  July  15,  1680.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  216.)— Morgan,  T.  Some  flowers 
of  chivalry  and  fields  of  rue,  1458-71,  1642-51.  16  pp. 

(Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.' Journ.  v.  42,  1886,  p.  379.) — Mos- 
som,  R.  Apology  in  the  behalf  of  the  sequestrated 
clergy.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.237.)— 
Nation's  address  to  the  Committee  of  Grievances  for 
taking  off  the  corporation  oath.  1  p.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  381.)— Case  of  the  present  distresses  of 
the  non-con formists.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  7,  p.  336.) — Now  is  the  time:  a  scheme  for  a 
commonwealth.  1  p.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10, 
p.  197.)— Oates,  T.  Memoirs.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  239.)— Letter  to  a  friend  upon  the  disso¬ 
lution  of  the  late  Parliament,  and  the  calling  of  a  new 
one,  together  with  a  list  of  those  that  were  against  mak¬ 
ing  the  Prince  and  Princess  of  Orange  King  and 
Queen.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  254.) — 
Memorial  from  the  English  Protestants  for  their  High¬ 
nesses  the  Prince  and  Princess  of  Orange.  43  pp.  (Som¬ 
ers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  22.) — Speech  to  his  High¬ 
ness  the  Prince  of  Orange,  by  a  true  Protestant  of  the 
Church  of  England.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  10,  p.  204.) — Some  reflections  upon  the  Prince  of 
Orange's  declaration:  Answer  to  “Reflections  on 
the  Prince  of  Orange’s  declaration.”  15  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  286.) — People  of  England's 
grievances  offered  to  be  enquired  into.  4  pp.  (Som¬ 
ers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  543.) — Letter  [directed  to 
the  Earl  of  Perth,  Governor  to  the  Prince,  1700.  4  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  191.) — Comparison; 
or,  accounts  on  both  sides  fairly  stated,  in  a  view  of  the 
management  of  the  war  in  Spain  under  the  respective 
commands  of  the  Earls  of  Peterborough  and  Gal¬ 
way,  1711.  22  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.395.) 
—Petition  of  the  prisoners  for  debt.  1pp.  (Somers, 


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J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.7,  p.  522.)— Plain  dealing  is  a 
jewel,  and  honesty  is  the  best  policy,  1682.  22  pp.  (Som¬ 
ers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  244.) — Trial,  confession,  and 
condemnation  of  popery,  1680.  5  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  319.) — Some  short  reflections  on  some 
passages  in  the  character  of  a  popish  successor.  6  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  372.)— Present  min¬ 
istry  justified;  or,  an  account  of  the  several  treaties 
of  peace  between  Her  Majesty  and  her  allies,  and  France 
and  Spain.  12  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  337.) 
— Price,  R.  Gloria  Cambria ;  or,  the  speech  of  a  bold 
Briton  .  .  .  against  a  Dutch  Prince  of  Wales.  7  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  387.) — Reflections 
upon  our  late  and  present  proceeding’s  in  England. 
8  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  178.)— Procla¬ 
mation  against  vicious,  debauched,  and  profane  per¬ 
sons,  1660.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  423.) 
— Character  of  a  true  Protestant,  1682.  2  pp.  (Som¬ 
ers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  346.)— Form  of  address  ex¬ 
pressing  the  true  sense  of  the  assenting  Protestants 
of  England.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.340.) 
— Hockley,  F.  Representation  of.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  508.) — Romanist's  best  doctor, 
who  by  one  infallible  remedy,  [execution]  cures  all 
popish  diseases.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8, 
p.  129.)— Letter  from  Scotland,  written  occasionally, 
upon  the  speech  made  by  a  noble  Peer  of  the  realm.  3  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  208.)—  Essay  on  the 
union  of  Scotland  and  England.  9  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  12,  p.  510.)— Message  of  the  King  of 
Scots  to  the  King  of  Spain.  As  also  a  letter  from  the 
Duke  of  York.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7, 
p.  410. )—  Argument  for  self  defence,  1687,  now  offered 
to  the  consideration  of  the  gentlemen  of  the  Middle 
Temple.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  277.) 
— Some  short  considerations  relating  to  the  settling  of 
the  government,  1689.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 

tracts,  v.  10,  p.  273.) — Sherlock,  W.  Letter  to  a  mem¬ 
ber  of  the  Convention ;  An  answer  to  the  author  of  the 
“  Letter  to  a  member  of  the  Convention.”  11  pp.  (Som¬ 
ers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  185.)— Second  letter  on  a 
French  invasion.  15  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10, 
p.  378.) — Sidney,  A.  Letter  against  bribery  and  arbi¬ 
trary  government.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8, 
p.  6.)— Sidney,  R.,  2  Earl  of  Leicester.  Letter  to  Hon. 
Algernon  Sidney.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8, 
p.  3.) — Letter  to  a  friend,  advising  him  in  this  extraordi¬ 
nary  juncture,  how  to  free  the  nation  from  slavery 
forever.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  195.) — 
Smith,  H.  Petition.  1  p.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  7,  p.  452.) — Soranzo,  L.,  and  Yenier,  G.  Relazione 
d’lnghilterra,  1696.  57  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G., 
Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  4  s.  p.  487. ) — Translation  of  several 
letters  to  Her  Majesty  from  the  King  of  Spain,  the 
Junta  of  the  army  in  Catalonia,  and  the  city  of  Vich, 
1705.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  4170- 
Vox  cceli;  or,  news  from  Heaven.  Of  a  consultation 
there  held  by  Henry  VIII,  Edward  VI,  Prince  Henry, 
Queene  Mary,  Queene  Elizabeth,  and  Queene  Anne ; 
wherein  Spaines  ambition  and  treacheries  to  most 
kingdomes  ...  in  Europe  are  unmasked  and  truly  repre¬ 
sented.  49  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  2,  p.  555.) — 
Vox  populi ;  or,  newes  from  Spaync,  which  may  serve 
to  forewarn  both  England  and  the  United  Provinces 
how  farre  to  trust  to  Spanish  pretences.  16  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  2,  p.  508.)— Speech  of  the  Speaker 
to  the  king  on  the  bill  of  indemnity,  1660.  2  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.7,  p.462.)—  Speech  of  a  commoner 
of  England  to  his  fellow  commoner  of  the  convention, 
1688-89.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  304.)— 
Speech  without  doors  by  a  plebeian  to  his  noble 
friends.  5  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  286.) — 
View  of  the  fallacies  in  a  late  paper  entitled  the  Lord 
Stanhope's  case  and  title  to  the  office  of  post-master. 
3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  494.)— Copie  of  a 
letter  sent  out  of  England  to  Don  Bernardin  Mendoza 
.  .  .  declaring  the  state  of  Englande.  33  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  1,  p.  430. )— Reflections  upon  the  pres¬ 
ent  state  of  the  nation.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 

VOL.  III.— 235. 


tracts,  v.  10,  p.  203.)— Resolutions,  memorial,  and  vouch¬ 
ers  of  their  High  Mightinesses,  shewing  that  the  States 
General  are  wrongfully  charged  with  having  failed  . . . 
during  the  present  war  to  furnish  .  .  .  their  quota,  1712. 
51  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  154.)— Step¬ 
ney,  G.  Essay  on  the  interest  of  England.  33  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  195.) — Narrative  of  the 
sufferings  and  oppressions  of  many  Christians  (inju¬ 
riously  called  fanaticks).  29  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  7,  p.  586.)— Temple,  Sir  W.  Upon  the  con¬ 
juncture  of. affairs  in  Oct.,  1673.  19  pp.  (In  his  Miscella¬ 
nea,  v.  1,  p.  146.)— Thompson,  Sir  J.  The  Earl  of 
Anglesey’s  State  of  the  government  and  kingdom,  1682. 
15  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  343.) — Thomp¬ 
son,  W.  H.  The  pilgrimage  of  grace.  18  pp.  (Andrews, 
W.,  Bygone  Yorkshire,  p.  174.)— Thoughts  of  an  honest 
Tory,  upon  the  present  proceedings  of  that  party.  6  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  12,  p.  672.)— Treby,  Sir  G. 
Speech  to  the  Prince  of  Orange,  Dec.  20,  1688.  2  pp. 

(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  5.) — Treswell,  R. 
Relations  of  such  things  as  were  observed  to  happen  in 
the  journey  of  Charles,  Earl  of  Nottingham,  Ambassador, 
to  the  King  of  Spaine  ...  to  take  the  oath  for  the  main¬ 
tenance  of  peace  between  the  kings  of  Gt.  Britain  and 
Spain.  27  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  2,  p.  70.) — 
Turner,  Sir  E.  Speeches  to  His  Majesty.  6  pp.  (Som¬ 
ers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  538.) — Valaresso,  A.,  and 
others.  Legazioni  in  Inghilterra,  1622-29.  10  pp.  (Ba¬ 
rozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  4  8. 
p.  279.) — Scandalous  pamphlet,  entitled  the  Valley  of 
Baca ;  or,  the  army’s  interest  pleaded,  answered.  10  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.7,  p.397.) — Short  state  of 
the  war  and  the  peace.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  13,  p.  301.)— Weaver,  F.  W.  “The  fate  of  the 
dispossessed  monks  and  nuns.”  20  pp.  (Somersetshire 
Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  38,  1892,  p.327.) — 
Whittier,  J.  G.  England  under  James  II.  20  pp. 
(  Works,  v.  6,  p.  348.)— William  III,  King  of  Ct.  Britain. 
Speech  to  Parliament,  1692 ;  Supplement  to  His  Majesty’s 
speech.  19  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  598.) 
— Speech  to  the  States  General.  1  p.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  579.) — [ Attributed  to.]  Letter  to  the 
Earl  of  Portland,  Jan.  20,  1690.  9  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  559. )— Exorbitant  grants  of  William  III 
examined  and  questioned,  1703.  7  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  12,  p.  416.) — Substance  of  King  William’s 
speech  to  his  Cabinet  Council;  Substance  of  his  second 
speech  to  his  Cabinet  Council.  5  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  586.)— Zeno,  G.,  and  Giustinian,  A. 
Relazione  d’lnghilterra,  1685-86.  17  pp.  (Barozzi,  N., 

and  Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  4  s.  p.  469.) 

See  also  Gunpowder  plot. — Jacobites. — Popish 
plot.  —  Puritans.  —  Reformat  ion.  —  Rye  House 
plot. — Spanish  armada. 

Also  Bacon,  F.,  1  Baron  Verulam,  Viscount  St.  Albans. 
— Cromwell,  O. — Devereux,  R.,  2  Earl  of  Essex. — 
Dudley,  R.,  1  Earl  of  Leicester. — Mary  Stuart,  Queen 
of  Scots.— Ralegh,  Sir  W. — Sidney,  Sir  P.— Stuart, 
House  of. 

Also  the  names  of  the  kings  and  queens  of  Gt.  Britain 
during  this  period,  as  Anne.— Anne  Boleyn.— Cath¬ 
arine,  of  Aragon. — Charles  I,  II.— Edward  VI. — 
Elizabeth.  —  Henrietta  Maria.  —  Henry  VII, 
VIII.— James  I,  II.— Mary  I,  II.— William  III. 

Civil  war,  1642-49. 

Adams,  W.  Complete  history  of  the  Civil 
wars  in  Scotland ;  under  the  conduct  of  the 
illustrious  James,  Marquis  of  Montrose.  1724. 

2567 

—  Animadversions  upon  the  armies  remon¬ 
strance,  delivered  to  the  House  of  Commons 
.  .  .  20  Nov.,  1648,  in  vindication  of  the  Par¬ 
liaments  treaty  with  the  king  in  the  Isle  of 
Wight.  1648.  ( Pamphlets  :  Charles  7,  v.  10. ) 

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—  Annotations  upon  certaine  quaeries  of 
(as  they  call  it)  tender  conscienced  Chris¬ 
tians  concerning  the  late  Protestation.  1642. 

( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  y.  4.)  4555 

—  Answer  or  necessary  animadversions, 

upon  some  impostumate  observations  invect¬ 
ive  against  His  Sacred  Majesty.  1642.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  3. )  4555 

-f  Answer  to  certaine  observations  of  W. 
Bridges,  concerning  the  present  warre  against 
His  Majestie.  1643.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I, 

v.  5. )  4555 

—  Appeale  to  the  world  in  these  times  of  ex- 

treame  danger,  n.  d.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I, 
v. 4. )  '  4555 

—  Arbitrary  government  display’d  to  the 

life  in  the  tyrannick  usurpation  of  a  junto  of 
men  called  the  Rump  Parliament,  and  more 
especially  in  that  of  the  tyrant  and  usurper 
Oliver  Cromwell.  1680.  1578 

—  Arrowsmith,  J.  Englands  Eben-ezer ;  or. 
stone  of  help,  set  up  in  thankfull  acknowl¬ 
edgement  of  the  Lords  having  helped  us 
hitherto.  1645.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  7.) 

4555 

—  Ash,  S.  Good  courage  discovered,  and 

encouraged.  1642.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  J, 
v.  4.)  4555 

—  Bate,  G.  Elenchus  motuum  nuperorum 

in  Anglia ;  simul  ac  juris  Regii  et  Parlamen- 
tarii  brevis  enarratio.  1649.  *  1518 

—  Bridges,  W.  Joabs  counsell,  and  King 

Davids  seasonable  hearing  it.  1643.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  5. )  4555 

—  Campbell,  A.,  1  Marquis  of  Argyle.  Speech 

to  a  grand  committee  of .  .  .  Parliament.  To¬ 
gether  with  some  papers  of  the  commissioners 
.  .  .  of  Scotland,  wherein  they  do  give  their 
consent  to  the  sending  of  the  propositions  of 
peace  to  His  Majesty.  1646.  (Pamphlets: 
Charles  J,  v.  7. )  4555 

—  Caryl,  J.  Davids  prayer  for  Solomon, 

containing  the  proper  endowments  and  duty 
royall  of  a  king,  with  the  consequent  bless¬ 
ings  upon  a  kingdome.  1643.  (Pamphlets : 
Charles  I ,  v.  5. )  4555 

—  Chadlicot,  T.  Speech  in  behalfe  of  the 

king  and  Parliament,  at  Bishops  Cannings  in 
Wiltshire.  1642.  (  With  James  I,  King  of  Gt. 

Britain,  Speach  in  the  Starr e-Chamber.)  4555 

—  Chambers,  R.  History  of  the  rebellions 

in  Scotland  under  the  Marquis  of  Montrose 
and  others,  1638-60.  1828,  2  v.  in  1 .  2567 

—  Charles  I,  King  of  Gt.  Britain.  Biblio¬ 

theca  regia  ;  or,  the  royal  library,  containing 
a  collection  of  such  of  the  papers  of  His  late 
Maiesty,  King  Charls  ...  as  have  escaped  the 
wrack  and  ruines  of  these  times.  1659.  4555 

- Collection  of  all  the  particular  papers 

that  passed  between  His  Majestie,  both  Houses, 
and  the  Committee,  concerning  the  late 
treaty.  1643.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  y.  6.)  4555 


- Collection  of  severall  speeches,  messages, 

and  answers  of  the  Kings  Majestie,  to  both 
Houses  of  Parliament.  1642.  (Pamphlets: 
Charles  I,  v.  4.)  4555 

- His  Majesties  answer  by  way  of  decla¬ 
ration  to  a  printed  paper,  entituled,  A  decla¬ 
ration  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament,  in  answer 
to  His  Majesties  last  message  concerning  the 
militia.  1642.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  4.) 

4555 

- His  Majesties  answer  to  a  book  entituled, 

The  declaration  or  remonstrance  of  the  Lords 
and  Commons,  of  the  19  of  May,  1642.  1642. 
(Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  4. )  4555 

- His  Majesties  answer  to  a  printed  book, 

intituled,  A  remonstrance,  or  the  declaration 
of  the  Lords  and  Commons  now  assembled  in 
Parliament,  26  May,  1642.  1642.  (Pamphlets : 

Charles  I,  v.  4. )  4555 

- His  Majesties  answer  to  the  declaration 

of  both  Houses  concerning  Hull.  Sent  4  May, 
1642.  1642.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 
- His  Majesties  answer  to  the  XIX  propo¬ 
sitions  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament.  1642. 
(Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  4.)  4555 

- His  Majesties  declaration  concerning 

leavies.  1642.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  3.) 

4555 

- His  Majesties  declaration  concerning  the 

treaty  :  and  his  dislike  of  the  armies  proceed¬ 
ings.  1648.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  9.)  4555 

- His  Majesties  declaration,  in  answer  to 

a  declaration  of  Parliament ;  for  the  raysing 
of  all  power  and  force  ...  to  lead  against  all 
traytours  and  their  adherents,  etc.  1642. 
(Pamphlets :  Charles  J,  v.  3.)  4555 

- His  Majesties  declaration  . . .  occasioned 

by  a  false  and  scandalous  imputation  laid 
upon  His  Majesty  of  an  intention  of .  .  .  levy¬ 
ing  war  against  his  Parliament.  1642.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  3. )  4555 

- —  His  Majesties  declaration  to  all  his  lov¬ 
ing  subjects  of  Aug.  12, 1642.  1642.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  3. )  4555 

- His  Majesties  declaration  to  all  his  lov¬ 
ing  subjects,  of  the  causes  which  moved  him 
to  dissolve  the  last  Parliament.  1640.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  1.)  4555 

- His  Majesties  declaration  .  .  .  upon  oc¬ 
casion  of  a  late  printed  paper  entituled,  A 
declaration  and  protestation  of . . .  Parliament 
to  this  kingdom,  and  the  whole  world.  1642. 
(Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

- His  Majesties  gracious  answer  and 

propositions,  Feb.  3,  1642.  1642.  ( Pamphlets : 

Charles  I,  v.  3. )  4555 

- His  Majesties  gracious  message  sent  to 

his  Commons  House  of  Parliament,  Dec.  19, 
1642.  1642.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

- His  Majesties  letter  and  declaration  to 

the  sheriffes  and  city  of  London  :  Jan.  17, 1642. 
1642.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 


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- His  Majesties  letter  directed  to  .  .  .  Par¬ 
liament  .  .  .  concerning  a  treaty  for  peace ; 
with  the  answer  of  both  Houses  thereunto. 
1643.  ( Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  5.)  4555 

- His  Majesties  letter  to  the  sheriff  of 

Leicestershire  to  execute  the  .commission  of 
array  according  to  His  Majesties  proclama¬ 
tion.  1642.  {Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

- The  King’s  cabinet  opened  ;  or,  certain 

packets  of  secret  letters  and  papers,  written 
with  the  King’s  own  hand,  and  taken  in  his 
cabinet  at  Nasby-field,  June  14,  1645  .  .  .  To¬ 
gether,  with  some  annotations  thereupon. 
1645.  1553 

The  same.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  7. )  4555 
- The  Kings  declaration  to  all  his  sub¬ 
jects,  of  whatsoever  nation,  quality,  or  con¬ 
dition.  1648.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  9.)  4555 

- The  Kings  most  gracious  message  for 

peace,  and  a  personal  treaty,  pub.  for  his 
peoples  satisfaction.  [Ed.  by  E.  Symmons.] 
1648.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  9.)  4555 

- Lord  George  Digby’s  cabinet  and  Dr. 

Goff’s  negotiations  ;  together  with  His  Majes¬ 
ties,  the  Queens,  and  the  Lord  Jermin’s  and 
other  letters.  1646.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I, 

v.  7.)  4555 

- Reliquiae  Sacrae  Carolinae  :  the  workes 

of  that  great  monarch  and  glorious  martyr 
King  Charles  I,  both  civil  and  sacred.  With 
a  short  view  of  the  life  and  reign  of  that  most 
blessed  Prince.  [1649.]  2135 

—  Clarke,  Sir  W.  Clarke  papers  :  selections 

from  the  papers  of  W.  Clarke,  Secretary  to 
the  Council  of  the  army,  1647-49,  and  to  Gen. 
Monck,  and  the  commanders  of  the  army  in 
Scotland,  1651-60.  Ed.  by  C.  H.  Firth.  1891- 
94,  2  v.  ( Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  nos.  49,  54. )  1504 

—  Claro  Yado,  E.,  de,  pseud.  The  burden 

of  England,  Scotland,  and  Ireland ;  or,  the 
watchmans  alarum  ;  in  a  plain  declaration  to 
the  Kings  most  excellent  Majesty,  pointing 
out  the  chiefe  sins,  and  causes  of  this  Civill 
war.  1646.  1578 

—  Considerations  upon  the  present  state  of 

the  affairs  of  this  kingdome  ...  by  a  country¬ 
man.  1642.  1516 

—  Cook,  J.  King  Charles  his  case;  or,  an 

appeal  to  all  rational  men,  concerning  his 
tryal  at  the  High  Court  of  Justice.  1649. 
(Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  10.)  4555 

Note. — Also  in  Ludlow,  E.,  Memoirs,  v.  3,  p.  323;  Som¬ 
ers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  5,  p.  214. 

—  Cooke,  E.  Certain  passages  which  hap¬ 

pened  at  Newport,  in  the  Isle  of  Wight, 
Nov.  29,  1648,  relating  to  King  Charles  I.  1690. 
( Pamphlets :  Charles  J,  v.  9.)  4555 

—  Copie  of  a  letter  from  a  principall  person 

in  Paris,  in  answer  to  one  received  from  his 
friend  in  England,  touching  the  estate  of  the 
present  affaires :  and  his  opinion.  1647. 
( Pamphlets :  Charles  J,  v.  8.)  4555 


—  Corbet,  R.  Letter  from  His  Majesties 
Court  at  Holombie,  with  advertisement  of 
propositions  from  the  King  to  the  Parlia¬ 
ment  :  in  answer  to  the  propositions  for  peace. 

1647.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  8.)  4555 

—  Cotton,  R.  W.  Barnstaple  and  the  north¬ 

ern  part  of  Devonshire  during  the  great  Civil 
war,  1642-46.  1889.  1507 

—  Cromwell,  O.  Letters  and  speeches ;  with 

elucidations  by  Thos.  Carlyle.  1885-86,  3  v. 
(Carlyle,  T.,  Works,  v.  6-8.)  2182 

—  Designs  and  correspondencies  of  the  pres¬ 
ent  committee  of  Estates  and  that  part  of  the 
Scotish  nation  which  is  now  entered  into  this 
kingdom  in  hostility  .  .  .  discovered  by  two 
packets  of  letters  intercepted  in  the  north. 

1648.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  10.)  4555 

—  Devereux,  R.,  3  Earl  of  Essex.  Declara¬ 

tion  of  the  noble  resolution  of  the  Earle  of 
Essex  .  .  .  concerning  his  intention  in  going 
forth  with  this  great  army,  consisting  of 
60,000.  1642.  ( With  James  I,  King  of  Gt. 

Britain,  Speach  in  the  Starre-Chamber.)  4565 

—  D’Ewes,  Sir  S.  Greeke  postscripts  of  the 

Epistles  to  Timothy  and  Titus  cleared  in  Par¬ 
liament.  And  .  .  .  speech  touching  the  bill  of 
a  capitation,  or  poll  money.  1641.  ( Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  2. )  4555 

—  Differences  in  Scotland  stil  on  foot ;  or, 
the  late  proceedings  between  the  Parliament 
and  kirk.  1648.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  10.) 

4555 

—  Digby,  J.,  1  Earl  of  Bristol.  Apologie,  con¬ 

sisting  of  two  tracts.  In  the  first,  he  setteth 
down  those  motives  .  .  .  which  obliged  him  to 
adhere  unto  the  King.  In  the  second,  he 
vindicateth  his  honor  and  innocency.  1647, 
repr.  1656.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  8.)  4555 

—  Digges,  Sir  D.,  and  others.  Conference 
.  .  .  had  by  a  committee  of  both  Houses,  con¬ 
cerning  the  rights  and  privileges  of  the  sub¬ 
jects.  1642.  (Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  V.  4.)  4555 

—  Digges,  D.  Answer  to  a  printed  book, 
intituled,  “Observations  upon  some  of  His 
Majesties  late  answers  and  expresses.” 
[Anon.]  1642.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

—  Discourse  shewing  in  what  state  the  three 

kingdomes  are  in  at  this  present.  1641. 
(Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  2.)  4555 

—  Discourse  upon  the  questions  in  debate 

between  the  King  and  Parliament,  n.  d. 
(Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  4. )  4555 

—  Discoverie,  to  the  praise  of  God,  and  joy 
of  all  true  hearted  Protestants,  of  a  late  in¬ 
tended  plot  by  the  papists,  to  subdue  the 
Protestants.  1641.  (Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  2.) 

4555 

—  Downing,  C.  Discoursive  conjecture  upon 

the  reasons  that  produce  a  desired  event  of 
the  present  troubles  of  Gt.  Britaine,  different 
from  those  of  Lower  Germanic.  1641.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  2. )  4556 


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-  Earle  of  Warwickes  glorious  victory 

over  fifty  ships  of  the  King  of  Denmarkes  in 
the  narrow  seas.  1642.  ( Pamphlets  :  Charles  I, 
V.  4.)  4555 

-  Elisham,  G.  Fore-runner  of  revenge.  Be¬ 
ing  two  petitions  :  the  one  to  the  Kings  most 
excellent  -  Majesty,  the  other  to  the  most 
honourable  House  of  Parliament.  1642. 

(Pamphlets:  Charles  7,  v.  3.)  4555 

-  Englands  black  tribunal.  Set  forth  in 

the  tryal  of  King  Charles  I  by  the  pretended 
High  Court  of  Justice  in  Westminster- hall, 
Jan.  20,  1648.  Together  with  His  Majesties 

speech  on  the  scaffold.  1680.  1538 

—  Englands  glory  in  her  royall  King,  and 

honorable  assembly  in  the  High  Court  of 
Parliament.  1641.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  7, 

v.  2. )  4555 

—  Englands  satisfaction  in  eight  queries ; 

concerning  the  true  place,  office,  and  power 
of  a  king  according  to  Gods  Word.  n.  d. 
( Pamphlets :  Charles  7,  v.  4. )  4555 

—  Englands  third  alarm  to  warre :  stirring 

up  the  whole  land  as  one  man,  to  help  the 
Lord,  and  His  servant  David  .  .  .  against 
most  bloudy  adversaries.  1643.  ( Pamphlets  : 

Charles  7,  v.  6. )  4555 

—  F.,  G.  Englands  oaths  .  .  .  The  oath  of 

supremacie,  the  oath  of  allegiance,  and  the 
late  Protestation.  1642.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I, 
V.  4.)  4555 

—  Fairfax,  2  Baron  Fairfax.  Miraculous 

victory  obtained  .  .  .  against  the  army  under 
the  command  of  the  Earl  of  Newcastle  at 
Wakefield  in  Yorkshire.  1643.  1541 

—  Fairfax,  T.,  3  Baron  Fairfax.  Fairfax 

correspondence :  memoirs  of  the  reign  of 
Charles  I.  1848,  2  v.  1556 

- and  others.  Declaration,  concerning 

their  proceeding  in  the  proposalls,  prepared 
and  agreed  on  by  the  Councell  of  the  armie, 
to  be  tendred  to  the  Commissioners  of  Parlia¬ 
ment,  residing  in  the  army,  and  with  them  to 
be  treated  on  by  the  Commissioners  of  the 
army.  1647.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I ,  v.  8.)  4555 

- Declaration,  delivered  by  Col.  Sir  Har- 

dresse  Waller,  and  other  officers  of  the  army, 
to  the  House  of  Peeres,  upon  Munday  the  17 
of  Jan.,  1647.  1647.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  7, 
v.  8.)  4555 

- Declaration,  or  representation,  humbly 

tendered  to  the  Parliament,  concerning  the 
just  and  fundamentall  rights  and  liberties  of 
themselves  and  the  kingdome.  1647.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  7,  v.  8. )  4555 

- Demands,  in  prosecution  of  the  late  re¬ 
monstrance  to  the  two  Houses  of  Parliament, 
as  also  against  those  persons  who  were  the 
inviters  of  the  late  invasion  from  Scotland, 
the  instigators  and  encouragers  of  the  late 
insurrections  in  this  kingdom.  1648.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  7,  v.  10. )  4555 


- Humble  proposals  and  desires,  in  order 

to  a  speedy  prosecution  of  justice,  and  the 
settlement  formerly  propounded  by  them. 
1648.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  7,  v.  9.)  4555 

- Letters,  June  29,  1647,  of  the  armies 

drawing  farther  back  from  the  city  of  Lon¬ 
don,  and  the  head-quarters  that  night  at 
Wickham ;  in  answer  to  the  votes  of  both 
Houses.  1647.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  7,  v.  8. ) 

4555 

- Message  ...  to  the  Parliament  and 

Common  Councell  of  London.  1647.  (Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  7,  v.  8. )  4555 

-  Ferne,  H.,  Bp.  of  Chester.  Conscience 

satisfied  that  there  is  no  warrant  for  the 
armes  now  taken  up  by  subjects.  1643. 
(Pamphlets:  Charles  7,  v.  4.)  4555 

-  Fuller  answer  to  the  moderatour,  where¬ 
in  his  argument  of  advantage  and  disadvan¬ 
tage  is  so  opened  as  that  he  is  laid  open  too, 
and  made  manifest  to  be  an  impostor,  most 
grosly  abusing  king  and  kingdome.  1643. 
(Pamphlets :  Charles  7,  v.  5. )  4555 

—  Gardiner,  B.  M.  (Ed.)  Secret  negocia- 

tion  with  Charles  I,  1643-44.  1883.  (Camden 
miscel.  v.  8  :  Camden  Soc. )  1504 

—  Gardiner,  S.  R.  Cromwell’s  place  in 

history.  1897.  1508 

- History  of  the  great  Civil  war,  1642-49. 

1886-91,  3  v.  1503 

—  Garraway,  ( — ).  Speech  at  a  common- 

hall  .  .  .  upon  occasion  of  a  speech  delivered 
there  the  Friday  before,  by  Mr.  Pym,  at  the 
reading  of  His  Majesties  answer  to  the  late 
petition.  1642.  ( With  James  I,  King  of  Gt. 

Britain ,  Speach  in  the  Starre-Chamber. )  4555 

—  Geree,  J.  Judahs  joy  at  the  oath.  1641. 

(Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  1.)  4555 

—  Glemham,  Sir  T.  Copy  of  a  letter  in 

answer  to  the  Lord  Marquesse  of  Argyl’s, 
and  Sir  Wm.  Armyne’s.  1643.  (Pamphlets: 
Charles  7,  v.  5. )  4555 

—  Gordon,  P.  Short  abridgement  of  Bri- 

tane’s  distemper,  1639-49.  1844.  (Spalding 

Club. )  2593 

—  Graham,  J.,  1  Marquis  of  Montrose,  and 

Napier,  A.,  1  Baron  Napier.  Certaine  in¬ 
structions  given  by,  with  a  true  report  of  the 
committee  for  this  new  treason,  that  they  had 
a  three-fold  designe.  1641.  (Pamphlets : 
Charles  7,  v.  2. )  4555 

—  Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons. 

Charge  against  Charles  Stuart,  King  of  Eng¬ 
land,  of  high  treason,  and  other  crimes.  1648. 
(Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  10.)  4555 

- Declaration,  expressing  their  reasons 

...  of  passing  the  late  resolutions  touching 
no  farther  address  or  application  to  be  made 
to  the  King.  1647.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  7, 
V.  8. )  4555 

- Declaration,  made  Sept.  9,  1641.  1641. 

(Pamphlets:  Charles  7,  v.  2.)  4555 


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- Declaration  touchant  la  invocation  et 

cassation  de  certains  suffrages,  et  la  rupture 
du  dernier  trait6  faict  avec  le  Roy  en  l’Isle  de 
Wight.  1650.  ( With  Histoire  enti&re  .  .  .  du 

procez  de  Charles  Stuart,  Roy  d’Angleterre.) 

1538 

—  —  Exceeding  joyful  propositions  ;  wherein 

they  declare  the  proceedings  of  the  King  of 
Denmarke ;  also  how  the  Kings  Majesty  hath 
sent  two  embassadors  to  the  said  King.  1642. 
{Pamphlets :  Charles  7,  v.  4. )  4555 

—  Great  Britain.  Parliament.  Declara¬ 

tion  and  ordinance  for  the  speedy  raising  of 
a  body  of  horse,  for  the  preservation  ...  of 
the  kingdom.  [1643.]  {Pamphlets :  Charles  I, 
v.  5. )  4555 

- Declaration  and  protestation  .  .  .  where¬ 
in  is  discovered,  how  severall  commissions 
under  the  Kings  authority  have  been  granted 
to  many  protest  papists  .  .  .  for  places  of 
command  in  this  warre  with  power  to  raise 
men  and  armes.  1642.  {Pamphlets  :  Charles  I, 
v.  4.)  *  4555 

- Declaration,  concerning  His  Majesties 

advancing  with  his  army  toward  London, 
1642.  {Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

- Declaration,  concerning  His  Majesties 

letter,  and  the  petition  of  divers  noblemen, 
gentlemen,  burgesses,  and  ministers  to  the 
Prive  Councell  of  Scotland.  1642.  ( Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  3. )  4555 

- Declaration,  concerning  His  Majesties 

proclamation.  1643.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I, 

v.  5.)  4555 

- Declaration,  concerning  His  Majesties 

proclamation  of  May  27,  1642.  1642.  {Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  3. )  4555 

- Declaration,  concerning  His  Majesties 

severall  messages  about  the  militia,  5  Maii, 
1642.  1642.  {Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

- Declaration,  concerning  the  papers  of  the 

Scots  commissioners,  entituled  Answer  .  .  . 
upon  the  new  propositions  of  peace,  and  the 
four  bills  to  be  sent  to  His  Majesty.  1647. 
{Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  8.)  4555 

- Declaration,  concerning  the  pressing 

necessities  of  this  kingdome,  7  Jan.,  1642. 
1642.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

- Declaration,  concerning  their  endeav¬ 
ours  since  they  came  thither  for  the  peace  of 
the  kingdom,  and  the  reasons  enforcing  their 
absence  from  Westminster.  1643.  {Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  5. )  4555 

- Declaration,  contenant  les  causes  et 

raisons  qu’elles  ont  eues  de  resouldre  et  arres¬ 
ter,  qu’elles  ne  s’appliqueront  plus  au  Roy  et 
n’auront  plus  aucune  affaire  avec  luy.  1650. 

( With  Histoire  entire  .  .  .  du  procez  de 
Charles  Stuart,  Roy  d’Angleterre.)  1538 

- Declaration,  in  answer  to  the  late  letters 

sent  to  them  from  the  commissioners  of  Scot¬ 
land.  1648.  {Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  9.)  4555 


- Declarations  of  the  kingdomes  of  Eng¬ 
land  and  Scotland,  joyned  in  armes  for  the 
vindication  and  defence  of  their  religion, 
liberties,  and  lawes  against  the  popish,  pre- 
laticall,  and  malignant  party.  1643.  {Pamph¬ 
lets  :  Charles  I,  v.  6. )  4555 

- Declaration  or  remonstrance.  With 

divers  depositions  and  letters  thereunto  an¬ 
nexed,  19  Maii,  1642.  1642.  {Pamphlets: 

Charles  I,  v.  3. )  4555 

- Declaration,  setting  forth  the  grounds 

and  reasons,  that  necessitate  them  at  this 
time  to  take  up  defensive  arms  for  the 
preservation  of  His  Majesties  person.  1642. 
{Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

— -  —  Declaration  to  the  high  and  mighty 
Lords,  the  States  of  the  United  Provinces. 
1642.  {Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

- Declaration  with  the  advice  and  con¬ 
currence  of  the  commissioners  of  Scotland, 
to  publish  their  proceedings  upon  His  Majes¬ 
ties  letter,  touching  a  treaty  of  peace.  1647. 
{Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  6. )  4555 

- General  resolution  of  the  two  kingdoms 

of  England  and  Scotland,  concerning  His 
royall  Majesty,  the  Prince,  and  the  evil  in¬ 
cendiaries  which  are  now  about  them.  1642. 
{Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

- Humble  desires  and  propositions  for  a 

safe  and  well-grounded  peace,  agreed  upon 
by  the  .  .  .  Parliament  of  both  kingdoms. 
1644.  {Pamphlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  6,  7.)  4555 

- Humble  desires  and  propositions  ten¬ 
dered  to  His  Majestie,  Feb.  1,  1642.  1642. 

{Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

- Humble  petition  and  declaration,  to  the 

Kings  most  excellent  Majesty,  23  of  March, 

1641.  1641.  {Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

- Humble  petition,  sent  to  His  Majesty  at 

York,  18  June,  1642.  1642.  {Pamphlets: 

Charles  I,  v.  4. )  4555 

- Humble  petition,  sent  to  Robert,  Earle 

of  Essex,  to  be  presented  to  His  Majesty. 

1642.  {Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

- Humble  petition,  to  the  Kings  most  ex¬ 
cellent  Majesty,  for  a  pacification  between 
His  Majesty  and  both  Houses.  1642.  {Pamph- 
lets :  Charles  I,  v.  4. )  4555 

- Letter  of  the  Parliament  of  Scotland  to 

the  Parliament  of  England.  Together  with 
the  declaration  .  .  .  concerning  His  Majestie : 
their  desires ;  and  the  answer  of  the  Parlia¬ 
ment  of  England.  n.  d.  {Pamphlets : 
Charles  I,  v.  8. )  4555 

—  Great  discovery  of  the  Queens  prepara- 

in  Holland,  to  assist  the  King  in  England. 
1642.  {Pamphlets:  Charles  /,  v.  4. )  4555 

—  Grenville,  G.  N.  T.,  1  Baron  Nugent. 

Some  memorials  of  John  Hampden,  his  party, 
and  his  times.  1832,  2  v.  4842 

The  same.  1860.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Hist.  Libr.) 

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-  Greville,  R.,  2  Baron  Brooke,  and  Vane, 

Sir  H.  Three  speeches  spoken  in  Guild  hall, 
concerning  His  Majesties  refusall  of  a  treaty 
of  peace,  and  what  is  to  be  done  thereupon. 
1642.  ( With  James  I,  King  of  Gt.  Britain, 

Speach  in  the  Starr e- Chamber. )  4555 

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tion  d’Angleterre  depuis  l’avenement  de 
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1640,  commonly  called  the  great  Rebellion. 
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-  Heath,  Sir  R.  Machavillian  plot;  or,  a 

caution  for  England.  1642.  ( Pamphlets : 

Charles  I,  v.  4. )  4555 

_  Herbert,  Sir  T.  Memoirs  of  the  two  last 

years  of  the  reign  of  Charles  I.  1839.  4827 

-  Herle,  C.  Answer  to  Dr.  Femes  reply, 

entituled  Conscience  satisfied.  [Anon.]  1643. 
( Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  6.)  4555 

_ Fuller  answer  to  a  treatise  written  by 

Dr.  Feme,  entituled  The  resolving  of  con¬ 
science  upon  this  question.  [Anon.]  1642. 
(Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  3.)  4555 

_  Histoire  entire  et  veritable  du  procez  de 

Charles  Stuart,  Roy  d’Angleterre.  1650.  1538 

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—  Humble  petition  of  the  committee,  gen¬ 

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4555 

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4555 

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—  Scotland.  Parliament.  Answer  of  the 
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4555 

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4555 

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—  —  Declaration,  concerning  paper  intituled, 

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—  —  Declaration  concerning  the  present 

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- Declaration  ...  to  the  Parliament ...  of 

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and  ends  of  their  engagement,  and  of  the  re¬ 
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- Humble  desires  and  propositions  for  a 

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1644;  1645.  (Pamphlets:  Charles  I,  v.  6,  7.) 

4555 

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4555 


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willingness  to  submit  to  this  present  government.  2  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  508.)— declaration 
from  His  Majesty  the  King  of  Scots;  Also,  a  letter  to 
the  Lord  Lambert,  from  a  lover  of  peace  and  truth. 
4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  538.) — Duckett, 
Sir  G.  F.  (Ed.)  Royalist  rising  in  1655.  6  pp.  (  Wiltshire 
Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  19,  1881,  p.  103.) — Answer 
of  the  Parliament  to  three  papers  delivered  in  by  the 
ambassadors  of  the  United  States  [Netherlands] ;  Also, 
a  narrative  of  the  late  engagement  between  the  Butch 
and  English  fleets,  1652.  16  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  7,  p.  20.  [—England  anatomized,  her  disease 
discovered,  and  the  remedy  prescribed,  by  a  member  of 
the  [so  called]  Parliament.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  6,  p.  553.)— England’s  confusion;  or,  a 
true  relation  of  the  late  traverses  of  state  in  England. 
17  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  513.) — Declara¬ 
tion  of  the  Lord  Protector  and  both  Houses  for  a  day  of 
fasting  and  humiliation.  May  18,  1659.  2  pp.  (Som¬ 
ers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  506.)— Forneron,  H.  Chro- 
niques  de  la  chute  d’une  r6publique  (1658-60).  20  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  99, 1884,  p.  953.)— Giavarina,  F. 
Residenza  in  Inghilterra,  1656-60.  15  pp.  (Barozzi,  N., 
and  Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  4  s.  p.  401.)— Gov¬ 
ernment  of  the  Commonwealth  of  England,  Scotland, 
and  Ireland,  as  it  was  publickly  declared  at  Westmins¬ 
ter,  Dec.  16,  1653.  13  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6, 
p.  284.) — Graham,  J.,  1  Marquis  of  Montrose.  Declara¬ 
tions.  5  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  15.) — 
Grucn,  K.  T.  F.  England.  216  pp.  (In  his  Kulturge- 
schichte  des  17  jahrh.  v.  1,  p.  411.)— Hosanna ;  or,  a 
song  of  thanksgiving,  set  forth  in  3  notable  speeches 
at  Grocer’s-Hall,  June  7,  1649.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  7,  p.  52.) — Lamb,  S.  Seasonable  observations 
offered  to  the  Lord  Protector.  20  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  446.)— Long,  R.  S.  Case  for  the  Com¬ 
monwealth.  14  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  134,  1890,  p.  52.) — 
Monarchy  asserted  to  be  the  best,  most  ancient,  and 
legall  system  of  government,  in  a  conference  held  at 
Whitehall  .  .  .  April,  1657.  56  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 

tracts,  v.  6,  Jp.  346.) — Monk,  G.,  1  Duke  of  Albemarle. 
Letter  to  King  Charles,  son  of  the  late  King  Charles, 
together  with  King  Charles’  answer,  1660.  4  pp.  (Som¬ 
ers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  557.) — Speech  and  declara¬ 
tion  at  Whitehall,  Feb.  21, 1659,  to  the  members  of  Par¬ 
liament.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  550.) 
—  Relation  of  Sir  Thos.  Morgan's  progress  in 
France  and  Flanders  with  6000  English,  in  1657  and  1658. 
13  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  36.)— Pan- 
luzzi,  L.  Spedizione  in  Inghilterra,  1652-55.  22  pp. 

(Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  4  s. 
p.  341.)— Penruddock,  J.  Directions  for  all  my  fellow 
prisoners,  now  to  be  tried  for  their  lives,  by  a  special 
Commission  of  Oyer  and  Terminer,  1655.  4  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  325. )— Persuasive  to  a  mu- 
t.uall  compliance  under  the  present  government,  1652. 
24  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  153.)— Brief  re¬ 
lation,  containing  the  arguments  urged  by  the  late  Pro¬ 
tector  against  the  government  of  the  nation  by  a  king 


or  a  single  person.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6, 
p.  474.)— Concerning  the  foreigne  affairs  in  the  Pro¬ 
tector's  time.  7  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6, 
p.  329.) — Prynne,  W.  Short  prescription  to  recover  our 
kingdom,  church,  nation  from  their  present  confusion. 
5  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  533.) — Raven- 
kill,  W.  W.  Records  of  the  rising  in  the  west,  1655. 
165  pp.  8  pi.  (Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag. 
v.  13,  1872,  pp.  119,  252 ;  v.  14,  1874,  p.  38  ;  v.  15,  1875,  pp.  1, 
235.) — Sagredo,  G.  Relazione  d’lnghilterra,  1656.  38  pp. 
(Barozzi,  N.,  .and  Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  4  s. 
p.  363.)— Seasonable  advertisement  to  all  that  de¬ 
sire  an  happy  settlement.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  6,  p.  561.)— Sedition  scourged ;  or,  a  view  of 
that  rascally  and  venomous  paper  intituled,  “  A  charge 
of  high  treason  against  Oliver  Cromwell,  Esq.”  6  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  297.) — Stawell,  Sir  J. 
Petition.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  32.)— 
Thirty-seven  queries  relating  to  the  general  good 
of  the  3  nations.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6, 
p.  510.) — Vane,  Sir  H.  A  healing  question,  propounded 
and  resolved  upon  occasion  of  the  late  call  to  humilia¬ 
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Zurich -Zee,  P.  C.  van.  A  way  to  the  peace  and  settle¬ 
ment  of  these  nations  fully  discovered,  in  2  letters  to  the 
Protector.  ,11  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  487.) 

See  also  Cromwell,  O. — Puritans. 

Monmouth's  rebellion,  1885. 

Roberts,  G.  Life,  progress,  and  rebellion 
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- Tutchin,  J.  Western  martyrology ;  or, 

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Monmouth  rebellion  and  the  Bloody  assizes.  15  pp. 
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J.,  1  Earl  of  Abingdon.  Correspondence,  chiefly  relating 
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(Burrows,  M.,  Collectanea,  3  s.  p.245:  Oxford  Hist.  Soc. 
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63  pp.  (In  his  Side-lights  on  the  Stuarts,  p.  365.) — Eist 
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west  of  England  ...  in  1685.  9  pp.  (Life  and  character 
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80  pp.  (In  his  Memoirs  of  .  .  .  Judge  Jeffreys,  p.  185.) 

See  also  James  II,  King  of  Ot.  Britain. — Jeffreys,  G., 

1  Baron  Jeffreys.— Scott,  J.,  1  Duke  of  Monmouth. 

Revolution  of  1688. 

Avaux,  J.  A.,  Comte  de.  Negotiations, 
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Jacobite  wars  in  Ireland.  1859.  2573 

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Lindsay,  C.,  3  Earl  of  Balcarras ,  Account  of 
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-  Collection  of  state  tracts  pub.  on  occa¬ 
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1501 

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James’s  Irish  army  list.  n.  d.  2  v.  2574 

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-  Gilbert,  J.  T.  (Ed.)  Jacobite  narrative 

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-  C'onctorcet,  M.  J.  A.  N.  C.,  Marquis  de.  Reflexions 

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that  the  lenity  and  moderation  of  the  government  was 
the  occasion  of  all  the  factions  which  have  since  endan¬ 
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(In  his  Kulturgeschichte  des  17  jahrh.  v.  2,  p.  43.)— 
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1  p.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.303.) — Macaulay, 
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tory  of  the  Revolution.  80  pp.  (Grit,  and  hist,  essays, 
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1688.  13(pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.336.) — 
Expedition  of  His  Highness,  the  Prince  of  Orange,  for 
England,  1688 ;  Further  account  of  the  Prince’s  army. 
6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  276.) — Remarks 
on  the  present  confederacy  and  late  Revolution. 
82  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  10,  p.  491.) — Shef¬ 
field,  J.,  1  Duke  of  Buckingham.  Some  account  of  the 
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See  also  Boyne,  Battle  of  the.— James  II.— Wil¬ 
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Great  Britain,  History,  George  I  to  the  present 
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America,  France,  Spain,  and  Holland,  1775- 
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1598 

Note. — For  other  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Charles  XII,  King  of  Sweden,  and  others. 

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2596 

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of  the  operations  of  allied  armies,  under 
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-  Fitzgerald,  P.  H.  Life  and  times  of  Wil¬ 
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-  Fox,  C.  J.  Memorials  and  correspondence. 

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-  Huish,  R.  Memoirs  of  George  IV.  1830, 

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bert  Edward,  Prince  of  Wales. — Brunswick,  Houst 
of.— Burke,  E.— Charlotte  Augusta,  Princess  of 
Wales. — Crimean  war. — Disraeli,  B.,  1  Earl  of  Bea- 
consfield. — Fox,  C.  J. — Gladstone,  W.  E. — Grey,  C., 
2  Earl  Grey. — Hanover,  House  of. — Feel,  Sir  R.— Pen¬ 
insular  war. — Pitt,  W.,  1  Earl  of  Chatham.— Pitt, 

W.  — Walpole,  R.,  1  Earl  of  Orford.— Wellesley,  A., 
1  Duke  of  Wellington. 

Also  the  names  of  the  kings  and  queens  of  Gt.  Britain 
during  this  period,  as  Caroline  Amelia  Elizabeth. 
— Charlotte  Sophia.  —George  I,  II,  III,  IV.  — 
Victoria. — William  IV. 

For  the  history  of  the  revolt  of  the  American  colonies 
against  Gt.  Britain,  see  United  States,  History,  Revo¬ 
lution. 

Rebellion  of  1715. 

—  Barrington,  J.  S.,  1  Viscount  Barrington. 
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—  Collection  of  original  letters  and  authen- 

tick  papers,  relating  to  the  Rebellion,  1715. 
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—  Drummond,  J.,  1  Duke  of  Melfort.  Me¬ 
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1536 

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—  Gibson,  W.  S.  Dilston  Hall ;  or,  memoirs 

of  James  Radcliffe,  Earl  of  Derwentwater,  a 
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—  Great  Britain.  House  of  Lords.  Tryal 

of  George,  Earl  of  Wintoun,  upon  the  articles 
of  impeachment  of  high  treason  exhibited 
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- Whole  proceeding  to  judgment  upon 

the  articles  of  impeachment  of  high  treason 
exhibited  .  .  .  against  James,  Earl  of  Der¬ 
wentwater,  William,  Lord  Widdrington,  Wil¬ 
liam,  Earl  of  Nithisdale,  Robert,  Earl  of  Carn- 
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—  Patten,  R.  History  of  the  late  Rebellion  : 

with  original  papers,  and  characters  of  the 
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in  it.  1717.  1518 

The  same.  2  ed.,  with  large  additions. 
1717.  1517 

—  Rebellion  of  1715.  Gathering  clouds : 
being  a  contemporary  account  of  the  events 
immediately  preceding  the  Rebellion.  1884, 

2  pts.  ( Clarendon  Hist.  Soc.  nos.  15,  16.)  2526 


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Perth.  [. Anon .]  1716.  2587 

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Jacobites  of  1715  and  1745.  1845-46,  3  v.  1544 

-  Webb,  P.  C.  Remarks  on  the  Pretender’s 

declaration,  dated  at  Plombieres,  Aug.  29, 

1714.  [ Anon .]  1715.  1538 

-  Alphabetical  list  of  all  persons  attainted  by  im. 

peachments,  acts  of  Parliament,  judgments,  or  outlawry, 
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of  L.  Whole  proceeding  to  judgment.) — Declaration  of  the 
Abp.  of  Canterbury,  and  the  Bps.  in  and  near  Lon¬ 
don,  testifying  their  abhorrence  of  the  present  Rebel¬ 
lion.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  710.) — 
Bp.  Atterbury’s  and  Bp.  Smalridge’s  reasons  for  not 
signing  the  declaration  lately  put  forth  by  the  Abp.  of 
Canterbury  and  the  other  Bps.  10  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll, 
of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  714.)—  Grant,  Mrs.  A.  Letters  con¬ 
cerning  Highland  affairs  and  persons  connected  with 
the  Stuart  cause  in  the  18  century.  81  pp.  (Scottish 
Hist.  Soc.  Pub.  v.  26,  p.  249.) — Memorial  relative  to  the 
prisoners  engaged  in  the  Rebellion,  1715.  8  pp. 

( Spottiswoode  Miscel.  v.  2,  p.473.) — Steele,  Sir  R.  The 
British  subject’s  answer  to  the  Pretender’s  declaration. 
6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  705.)— (Ed.) 
Letter  from  the  Earl  of  Mar  to  the  King,  etc.,  before  His 
Majesty  arrived  in  England.  With  remarks  on  my 
Lord’s  subsequent  conduct.  8  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  13,  p.  723.) 

See  also  Jacobites. — Scotland,  History. — Stuart, 
J.  F.  E.,  the  Pretender.— Stuart,  House  of. 

Itebcllion  of  1745. 

Blaikie,  W.  B.  Itinerary  of  Prince  Charles 
Edward  Stuart  from  his  landing  in  Scotland, 
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1897.  (Scottish  Hist.  Soc.  Pub.  v.  23.)  .2566 

-  Chambers,  R.  History  of  the  Rebellion  in 

Scotland  in  1745-46.  1827,  2  v.  in  1.  2567 

-  Forbes,  R.,  Bp.  of  Ross  and  Caithness. 

The  Lyon  in  mourning;  or,  a  collection  of 
speeches,  letters,  journals,  etc.,  relative  to  the 
affairs  of  Prince  Charles  Edward  Stuart. 
1895-96,  3  v.  (Scottish  Hist.  Soc.  Pub.  v.  20- 
22.)  .2566 

-  Great  Britain.  House  of  Lords. 

Whole  proceedings  upon  the  impeachment 
against  Simon,  Lord  Lovat,  for  high  treason, 

1746-47.  1747.  —3351 

- Whole  proceedings  upon  the  indict¬ 
ments  against  William,  Earl  of  Kilmarnock, 
George,  Earl  of  Cromertie,  and  Arthur,  Lord 
Balmerino,  for  high  treason.  1746.  — 3351 

-  Henderson,  A.  History  of  the  Rebellion, 

1745-46.  1753.  2567 

— —  Jacobite  correspondence  of  the  Atholl 
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-  Maxwell,  J.  Narrative  of  Charles,  Prince 

of  Wales’  expedition  to  Scotland  in  1745. 
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-  Primrose,  A.  P.,  5  Earl  of  Roseberry.  List 

of  persons  concerned  in  the  Rebellion,  trans¬ 
mitted  to  the  commissioners  of  excise  by  the 
several  supervisors  in  Scotland  in  obedience 
to  a  general  letter  of  the  7  May,  1746,  and  a 
supplementary  list  with  evidences  to  prove 
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-  Thomson,  Mrs.  K.  B.  Memoirs  of  the 

Jacobites  of  1715  and  1745.  1845-46,  3  v.  1544 

-  Benmont,  W.  Some  occurrences  during  the  Rebel¬ 
lion  of  1745,  principally  in  Warrington  and  the  neigh¬ 
bourhood.  17  pp.  1  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist. 
Soc.  Proc.  v.  2,  1849-50,  p.  184. ) — fust,  Sir  E.  Local  chit¬ 
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letter,  referring  to  the  Pretender’s  march  into  England 
in  1745.  2  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc. 

Trans,  n.  s.  v.  6,  1866,  p.  271.)— Grant,  Mrs.  A.  Letter* 
concerning  Highland  affairs  and  persons  connected  with 
the  Stuart  cause  in  the  18  century.  81  pp.  (Scottish 
Hist.  Soc.  Pub.  v.  26,  p.  249.)— Relics  of  the  Rebellion, 
1745-46.  38  pp.  ( Spottiswoode  Miscel.  v.  2,  p.  481.) — 

Tyack,  G.  S.  Derbyshire  and  the ’45.  7  pp.  (Andrew*, 
W.,  Bygone  Derbyshire,  p.  228.) 

See  also  Jacobites. — Scotland,  History. — Stuart, 
C.  E.  L.  P.  C.,  the  Pretender. — Stuart,  House  of. 

Victorian  Period,  1837—. 

-  Annual  Register:  a  review  of  public 

events  at  home  and  abroad,  for  the  years  1837- 
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neutrality  of  Gt.  Britain  during  the  American 
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-  Bloomfield,  G.  L.,  2  Baroness  Bloomfield. 

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of  democracy ;  Victoria,  1837-80.  1888.  1508 

-  Gammage,  R.  G.  History  of  the  Chartist 

movement,  1837-54.  1894.  1534 

-  Grenville,  R.  P.  T.  N.  B.  C.,  2  Duke  of 

Buckingham  and  Chandos.  Memoirs  of  the 
courts  and  cabinets  of  William  IV  and  Vic¬ 
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-  Greville,  C.  C.  F.  Greville  memoirs  :  a 

journal  of  the  reign  of  Queen  Victoria,  1837- 
60.  Ek.  by  H.  Reeve.  1885-87,  5  v.  1507 

-  Irving,  J.  Annals  of  our  time,  1837-78. 

1869-79,  4  v.  1155 

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from  the  accession  of  Queen  Victoria  to  the 
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- History  of  our  own  times,  from  1880  to 

the  Diamond  jubilee.  1897.  1507 

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others.  1891,  2  v.  2204 

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E. — Grey,  C.,  2  Earl  of  Grey.— Peel,  Sir  R.— Victoria, 
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documents  of  the  Puritan  Revolution,  1628- 
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state  papers,  domestic  series,  1656-70.  With 
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the  Committee  for  advance  of  money,  1642- 
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the  Committee  for  compounding,  etc.,  1643- 
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—  Hamilton.  W.  D.  (Ed.)  Calendar  of  state 

papers,  domestic  series,  of  the  reign  of 
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papers,  domestic  series,  of  the  reign  of  Wil¬ 
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—  Howell,  J.  Epistolae  Ho-Elianae.  Fa¬ 

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—  Isaacson,  R.  F.,  and  others.  (Eds.)  Calen¬ 

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Edin.,  1887-96.  26  v.  .2566 

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Law  relating  to  the  public  health  in  England 
and  Wales,  Ireland,  Scotland.  1894.  {In  their 
Treatise  on  hygiene  and  public  health,  v.  3. ) 

—3732 

- Edis,  R.  W.  Health  and  taste  in  English  homes. 

II  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  38, 1885,  p.  711.)— Newman, 
G.  On  the  history  of  the  decline  and  final  extinction  of 
leprosy  as  an  endemic  disease  in  the  British  islands. 
149  pp.  ( Prize  essays  on  leprosy,  p.  1  :  New  Sydenham  Soc. 
v.  157.)— Public  health  bill:  its  letter  and  spirit. 

3  pp.  ( Fraser’s  Mag.  v.  38,  1848,  p.  444.)— Russell,  R. 
A  department  of  health.  9  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  29, 
1891,  p.  615.) — Sanitary  question.  13  pp.  (Fraser's 
Mag.  v.  36,  1847,  p.  366.)— Sanitary  reform.  30  pp. 

( Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  9,  1849,  p.  41 ;  Dublin  Rev.  v.  25,  1848, 
p.  117 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  91,  1850,  p.  210.) 

Great  Britain,  Ichthyology.  See  under  Fishes. 

Great  Britain,  Insects. 

Buckler,  W.  Larvae  of  the  British  butter¬ 
flies  and  moths.  1886-95,  6  v.  {Ray  Soc.) 

—2665 

-  Buckton,  G.  B.  Monograph  of  the  British 

aphides,  v.  4.  1883.  {Ray  Soc.)  —2665 ^ 

Note.— For  v.  1-3  see  preceding  catalogue. 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Insects 


1894 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Lands  and  estates 


- —  Cameron,  P.  Monograph  of  the  British 
phytophagous  hymenoptera.  1882-93,  4  v. 
(Ray  Soc.)  — 2665 

-  Curtis,  J.  Farm  insects :  being  the  natu¬ 
ral  history  and  economy  of  the  insects  in¬ 
jurious  to  the  field  crops  of  Gt.  Britain  and 
Ireland.  1860.  — 2673 

-  Michael,  A.  D.  British  oribatidae.  1884. 

( Ray  Soc. )  — 2665 

-  Stephens,  J.  F.  Illustrations  of  British 

entomology  ;  or,  a  synopsis  of  indigenous  in¬ 
sects.  1828-35,  11  v.  in  9.  .—2676 

-  Westwood,  J.  O.  Butterflies  of  Gt.  Britain, 

with  their  transformations  delineated  and 
described.  1887.  — 2674 

See  also  England,  Insects. 

Great  Britain,  Insects,  Periodicals. 

Entomological  Society  op  London. 
Transactions.  Lond.,  1836-97.  46  y.  — 3684 

-  Stainton,  H.  T.  (Ed.)  Entomologist’s  an¬ 
nual,  comprising  notices  of  the  new  British 
insects,  1862-72.  Lond.,  1862-72.  11  v.  .—2647 
Note—  For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Great  Britain,  King. 

Collection  of  the  rights  and  priviledges  of 
Parliament,  together  with  the  true  and  just 
prerogatives  of  the  kings  of  England.  Col¬ 
lected  out  of  ancient  writers.  1642.  1516 

-  Harbin,  G.  Hereditary  right  of  the  crown 

of  England  asserted ;  the  history  of  the  suc¬ 
cession  since  the  conquest  clear’d.  [Anon.] 
1713.  1511 

-  Lygon,  F.,  6  Earl  Beauchamp  (Ed.)  Liber 

regalis  . .  .  1870.  (Roxburghe  Club.)  2281 

-  Parsons,  R.,  and  others.  Conference  about 

the  next  succession  to  the  crown  of  England. 
1681.  1578 

-  Prynne,  W.  History  of  King  John,  King 

Henry  III,  and  King  Edward  I,  wherein  the 
ancient  sovereign  dominion  of  the  kings  of 
England,  Scotland,  France,  and  Ireland  over 
all  persons  in  all  causes  is  asserted  and  vindi¬ 
cated.  1670.  1511 

-  Rose,  G.  Observations  respecting  the  pub¬ 
lic  expenditure,  and  the  influence  of  the 
crown.  1810.  — 1367 

-  Ball,  W.  Power  of  kings  discussed,  in  answer  to  sev¬ 
eral  tenets  of  Mr.  D.  Jenkins.  8  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  6,  p.  132.) — A  cat  may  look  upon  a  king'. 
12  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  509.) — Fleet- 
wood,  W.  Papists  not  excluded  from  the  throne  upon 
the  account  of  religion.  9  pp.  (Works,  v.  3,  p.  354.) — 
Hill,  F.  H.  Future  of  English  monarchy.  19  pp.  (Con- 
temp.  Rev.  v.  57, 1890,  p.  187.)— Faboucliere,  H.  English 
royalty.  11  pp.  (Forum,  v.  12,  1891,  p.  270.)— Somers, 
J.,  1  Baron  Somers.  Brief  history  of  the  succession  of  the 
crown  of  England.  19  pp.  (In  his  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  13, 
p.  649.) — Walford,  C.  Kings’  briefs  :  their  purposes  and 
history.  74  pp.  (Roy.  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  10, 1882,  p.  1.) 
See  al8o|Alleg'iaiice.— Monarchy. — Obedience. 


Great  Britain,  Knightage.  See  with  Heraldry, 
peerage,  etc. 

Great  Britain,  Lands  and  estates. 

Cosin,  J.  (Ed.)  Names  of  the  Roman 
Catholics,  nonjurors,  and  others,  who  refus’d 
to  take  the  oaths  to  King  George.  Together 
with  .  .  .  the  parishes  and  townships  where 
their  lands  lay  .  .  .  and  the  annual  valuation 
of  them,  as  estimated  by  themselves.  1745, 
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-  Davenant,  C.  Discourse  upon  grants  and 

resumptions.  1700.  — 1368 

-  Dodd,  J.  T.  Settled  land  act,  1882.  1883. 

—2343 

-  Dove,  P.  E.  (Ed.)  Domesday  commemora¬ 
tion,  1086-1886:  Domesday  studies.  1888-91, 
2  v.  1593 

-  Ducarel,  A.  C.  Some  account  of  the  alien 

priories,  and  of  such  land  as  they  are  known 
to  have  possessed  in  England  and  Wales. 
[Anon.]  1779,  2  v.  1536 

-  Elliot,  T.  J.  Land  question.  [1884.] 

—4693 

- (Ed.)  Land  scare,  n.  d.  —4693 

-  Garnier,  R.  M.  History  of  the  English 

landed  interest :  its  customs,  laws,  and  agri¬ 
culture.  1892-93,  2  v.  1524 

-  Great  Britain.  Surveyor  General  of 

H.  M.  Land  Revenue.  Reports.  1812.  (Gt. 
Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees ,  Suppl. 
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-  Ley,  Sir  J.  Learned  treatise  concerning 

wards  and  liveries.  1642.  — 2335 

-  Lovelass,  P.  The  law’s  disposal  of  a  per¬ 
son’s  estate  who  dies  without  will  or  testa¬ 
ment.  1809.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  29.)  3126 

-  Mill,  J.  S.  Notices  of  his  life  and  works. 

Together  with  two  papers  written  by  him  on 
the  land  question.  1873.  (  With  Spencer,  H., 

Classification  of  the  sciences. )  — 1466 

-  Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.  Testamenta  vetusta : 

being  illustrations  from  wills  ...  of  the  de¬ 
scents  and  possessions  of  many  distinguished 
families,  from  the  reign  of  Henry  II  to  the 
accession  of  Queen  Elizabeth.  1826,  2  v.  — 1372 
-  Sugden,  E.  B.,  1  Baron  St.  Leonards.  Let¬ 
ters  to  a  man  of  property  on  the  sale,  pur¬ 
chase,  lease,  settlement,  and  devise  of  estates. 
1809.  (Pamphlets,  v.  28.)  3126 

-  Wolstenholme,  E.  P.,  and  Turner,  R.  O. 

Settled  land  act,  1882,  and  the  settled  land 
act,  1884.  1884.  —2343 

- Bear,  W.  E.  Obstruction  to  land  tenure  reform.  9  pp. 

(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  48,  1885,  p.  647.) — State-made  farmers. 
5  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  29,  1891,  p.583.) — True  principle 
cf  tenant-right.  11  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  41,  1882,  p.  645.) 
— Campbell,  Sir  G.  Property  in  land.  11pp.  (  Westm. 
Rev.  v.  133,  1890,  p.  181.)— Campbell,  G.  D.,  8  Duke  of 
Argyll.  Land  reformers.  10  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  48, 
1885,  p.  470. ) — Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons.  Select 
committee  appointed  to  take  into  consideration  the 
means  of  promoting  the  cultivation  and  improve¬ 
ment  of  the  waste,  uninclosed,  and  unproductive  lands 
of  the  kingdom,  1795-1800.  Reports  and  appendices,  1803. 
89  pp.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  9, 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Lands  and  estates 


1895 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Law 


p.  199.) — Evans.  H.  Leasehold  enfranchisement.  11  pp. 
(Con temp.  Rev.  v.  51,  1887,  p.  852.)— Fawcett,  H.  State 
socialism  and  the  nationalisation  of  the  land.  13  pp. 
( Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  48, 1883,  p.  182.) — Flanagan,  J.  W. 
The  friends  of  the  farmer.  13  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11, 
1882,  p.  934.)— Hale,  Sir  M.  Treatise  on  the  conveyances 
oflands.  9  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  81.) — 
Howard,  J.  Landowning  as  a  business.  12  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  11, 1882,  p.  555.)— Jones,  W.;B.  Landown¬ 
ing  as  a  business.  23  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882, 
p.  346.) — Land  and  the  labonrers.  24  pp.  (Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  83,  1886,  p.  257 ;  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  66, 
1886,  p.  91.) —  Land  bill  in  the  Lords.  8  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  130, 1881,  p.  405.) — Second  stage  of  the  land 
bill.  9  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  129,  1881,  p.  803.) — Land 
purchase :  a  profitable  state  investment.  7  pp.  (Westm. 
Rev.  v.  131,  1889,  p.  467.)— Land  question.  12  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  138,  1885,  p.  535.) — Martineau,  J. 
Plea  for  landlords.  10  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  143, 
1888,  p.  193.)— Polloch,  Sir  F.  Early  landholding  and 
modern  land-transfer.  9  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  61, 
1890,  p.  414.)— History  of  the  English  land  laws.  13  pp. 
(Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  46,  1882,  p.  356.) — Radical  pro¬ 
gramme.  The  agricultural  labourer.  17  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  34,  1883,  p.  609.)— Round,  J.  H.  Notes  on 
Domesday  measures  of  land.  38  pp.  (Dove,  P.  E.,  Domes¬ 
day  commemoration,  v.  1,  p.  189.) — Shaw-J.efevre,  G. 
J.  Question  of  the  land.  19  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19, 
1886,  p.  513.) — Smith,  J.  P.  Access  to  mountains.  14  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  150,  1891,  p.  259.)— Thurber,  F.  B. 
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viewed  from  an  American  standpoint.  11  pp.  (Nine¬ 
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laws.  10  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  30, 1881,  p.^98.) — Vena- 
bles-Vernon,  G.  W.  H.,  7  Baron  Vernon.  Over-mort¬ 
gaging  the  land.  8  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  29,  1891, 
p.  415.)— Wallace,  A.  R.  “Why”  and  “how”  of  land 
nationalisation.  21  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  48,  1883, 
pp.  357,  485.)— Whirligig  of  time.  17  pp.  ( Blackwood’s 
Mag.  v.  138,  1889,  p.  648.) 

See  also  Lands  and  estates  under  England.— Scot¬ 
land. — Wales. 

Great  Britain,  Law. 

Anson,  Sir  W.  R.  Principles  of  the  Eng¬ 
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-  Blackstone,  Sir  W.  Commentaries  on  the 

laws  of  England.  1807,  4  y.  — 3322 

-  Bracton,  H.  de.  Note  book :  a  collection 

of  cases  decided  in  the  King’s  courts  during 
the  reign  of  Henry  III.  Ed.  by  F.  W.  Mait¬ 
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-  Brice,  S.  W.  Law  relating  to  public  wor¬ 
ship  ;  with  especial  regard  to  matters  of  ritual 
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—3345 

- -  Briefe  collections  out  of  Magna  Charta : 

or,  the  knowne  good  old  lawes  of  England. 
1643.  (Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  5.)  4555 

-  Brown,  J.  B.  Historical  account  of  the 

laws  enacted  against  the  Catholics,  both  in 
England  and  Ireland.  1813.  — 1355 

-  Bulstrode,  E.  Reports  of  divers  resolu¬ 
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matters  in  the  law  ...  in  the  Court  of  King’s 
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-  Butler,  C.  Legality  of  impressing  seamen. 

1824.  (Pamphlets,  v.  45.)  3216 


—  Dicey,  A.  V.  Lectures  introductory  to 
the  study  of  the  law  of  the  constitution.  1885. 

—1326 

—  Dodd,  J.  T.  Settled  land  act,  1882.  1883. 

—2343 

—  Duckett,  Sir  G.  (Ed.)  Penal  laws  and 
test  act]:  questions  touching  their  repeal  pro¬ 
pounded  in  1687-88  by  James  II,  to  the 
deputy  lieutenants  and  magistrates  of  the 
counties  of  Cumberland,  Westmorland,  etc. 
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—  Fovargue,  H.  W.,  and  Ogle,  J.  J.  Pub¬ 

lic  library  legislation.  1893.  (MacAlister,  J. 
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—  Franqueville,  A.  C.  E.  F.,  Comte  de. 

Systeme  judiciaire  de  la  Grande  Bretagne. 
1893,  2  v.  —2332 

—  Garnier,  R.  M.  History  of  the  English 

landed  interest :  its  customs,  laws,  and  agri¬ 
culture.  1892-93,  2  v.  1524 

—  Glen,  W.  C.,  and  Glen,  A.  Public  health 

act,  1875,  and  the  whole  law  relating  to  pub¬ 
lic  health  .  .  .  and  urban  and  rural  sanitary 
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—  Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons. 

Committee  appointed  to  examine  the  several 
laws  in  being  relative  to  the  assize  of  bread. 
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—  Gurdon,  T.  History  of  the  high  court  of 

Parliament  .  .  .  and  the  history  of  Court 
Baron  and  Court  Leet .  .  .  from  the  earliest 
times  drawn  down  to  the  present.  [Anon.] 
1731,  2  v.  1548 

—  Hardingham,  G.  G.  M.  Patents  for  in¬ 
ventions,  and  how  to  procure  them.  Notes 
on  the  law  and  practice  relating  to  the  grant 
of  letters  patent  for  inventions.  1891.  — 1355 

—  Henshall,  S.  Specimens  and  parts  :  con¬ 
taining  a  history  of  Kent,  and  a  dissertation 
on  the  laws,  from  the  reign  of  Edward  the 
Confessour,  to  Edward  I.  [With  map.]  1798. 

.2533 

—  Husband,  H.  A.  Sanitary  law :  a  digest 

of  the  sanitary  acts  of  England  and  Scotland. 
1883.  —1338 

—  Ley,  Sir  J.  Learned  treatise  concerning 

wards  and  liveries.  1642.  — 2335 

—  Liebermann,  F.  (Ed.)  Quadripartitus : 

ein  englisches  rechtsbuch  von  1114.  1892. 

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—  Lord  Tenterden  and  the  criminal  law. 

1832.  (  With  Hill,  R.,  Home  colonies.)  3155 

—  Lovelass,  P.  The  law’s  disposal  of  a 

person’s  estate  who  dies  without  will  or  testa¬ 
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—  McDouall,  A.,  Lord  Bankton.  Institute 

of  the  laws  of  Scotland  in  civil  rights  :  with 
observations  upon  the  agreement  or  diversity 
between  them  and  the  laws  of  England. 
1751-53,  3  v.  —3311 


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1896  GREAT  BRITAIN,  Manners  and  customs 


-  Macmorran,  A.  Public  health  acts,  1888- 

90.  1891.  —3796 

-  Maitland,  F.  W.  Domesday  book  and 

beyond.  1897.  1591 

-  Nicholls,  Sir  G.  History  of  the  English 

poor  law,  924-1853.  [With  portrait.]  1898,  2  v. 

—3322 

-  Pollock,  Sir  F.,  and  Maitland,  F.  W. 

History  of  English  law,  before  the  time  of 
Edward  I.  1895,  2  v.  —3392 

-  Pothier,  R.  J.  Treatise  on  the  law  of  ob¬ 
ligations  or  contracts.  Tr.,  with  an  introduc¬ 
tion,  appendix,  and  notes,  illustrative  of  the 
English  law  on  the  subject,  by  W.  D.  Evans. 
1826,  2  v.  —3356 

-  Putt,  C.  Essay  on  civil  policy ;  or,  the 

science  of  legislation  . .  .  With  a  review  of 
the  practice  of  the  English  law,  and  hints  for 
its  improvement.  1830.  — 3356 

-  Ritson,  J.  Jurisdiction  of  the  Court 

Leet.  1809.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  28.)  3126 

-  Scrutton,  T.  E.  Influence  of  the  Roman 

law  on  the  law  of  England.  1885.  — 2323 

-  Selden,  J.  Historical  and  political  dis¬ 
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-  Stevenson,  T.,  and  Murphy,  S.  F.  {Eds.) 

Law  relating  to  the  public  health  in  England 
and  Wales,  Ireland,  Scotland.  1894.  {In  their 

Treatise  on  hygiene  and  public  health,  v.  3.) 

—3732 

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tion  and  laws  of  England :  with  a  commen¬ 
tary  on  Magna  Charta,  and  illustrations  of 
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medicine  .  .  .  and  the  law  of  lunacy  in  Gt. 
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-  Warden,  A.  J.  Burgh  laws  of  Dundee. 

1872.  —2316 

-  Wolstenholme,  E.  P.,  and  Turner,  R.  O. 

Settled  land  act,  1882,  and  the  settled  land 
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- Anderson,  R.  Morality  by  act  of  Parliament.  12  pp. 

(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  59, 1891,  p.  77.)— Aucoe,  J.  L.  Rapport 
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moral.  M6m.  2  s.  v.  15,  1887,  p.  695.)— Bailey,  A.  Some 
historical  aspects  of  the  English  law  of  attainder  and 
forfeiture  for  high  treason.  20  pp.  ( Archaeologia ,  v.  47, 
1883,  p.  409.)— Beamont,  W.  On  some  obsolete  peculi¬ 
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Administration  of  the  law  from  1837  to  1887.  49  pp. 

(Ward,  T.  H.,  Reign  of  Queen  Victoria,  v.  1,  p.  281.) — 
Bower,  G.  S.  Codification  of  English  law  :  a  retrospect 
and  a  prospect.  104  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  65,  1884, 
p.  450;  v.  66,  1884,  p.  1.)— Bncknill,  J.  C.  Foville  :  Le¬ 
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8  pp.  (Brain,  v.  8,  1886,  p.  415.) — Stephen  :  History  of  the 
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reform.  23  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  14,  1883,  p.  884.) — 
Desjardins,  A.  A.  Rapport  sur  le  concours  ayant  pour 


sujet  le  barreau  anglais  et  le  barreau  franjais.  20  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral.  Mem.  2  s.  v.  17,  1891, 
p.  661.) — English  land,  law,  and  labour.  39  pp.  (Edin. 
Rev.  v.  165, 1887,  p.  1.) — Leading  section  from  the  Eng¬ 
lish  navigation  acts.  4  pp.  (Rand,  B.,  Selections 
illustr.  econ.  hist.  p.  511.) — Franqneville,  A.  C.  E.  F., 
Comte  de.  Le  barreau  d’ Angleterre :  ses  origines  et  son 
organisation  actuelle.  53  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  n.  s. 
v.  120,  1889,  pp.  454,  668.) — Les  droits  politiques  des 
femmes  en  Angleterre.  8  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  121, 
1889,  p.  230.) — Giraud,  C.  J.  B.  Rapport  sur  les  vicissi¬ 
tudes  et  les  caractSres  de  la  procedure  criminelle  en 
France  et  en  Angleterre.  12  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Acad.  Sci.  moral.  M&m.  v.  14,  pt.  2,  1884,  p.  447.) — Grimm, 
J.  L.  K.  Ancient  laws  and  institutes  of  England.  12  pp. 
(Kleinere  schriften,  v.  5,  p.  312.)— Jenkins,  D.  Lex  ter- 
rae;  or,  laws  of  the  land.  17  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of 
tracts,  v.  5,  p.  98.)— Plea  delivered  in  to  the  Earl  of  Man¬ 
chester  and  the  Speaker  of  the  Commons ;  Remon  - 
strance  to  the  Lords  and  Commons.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  5,  pp.  92,  95.)— Judicial  system. 
16  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  173,  1891,  p.  360.) — Maitland,  F. 
W.  The  suitors  of  the  county  court.  5  pp.  (Eng.  Hist. 
Rev.  v.  3,  1888,  p.  417.) — Manning,  H.  E.,  Card.-Abp.  of 
Westminster.  Inhuman  crimes  in  England.  6  pp.  (N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  141,  1885,  p.  301.) — Mantell,  W.  Short 
treatise  of  the  lawes  of  England :  with  the  jurisdiction 
of  the  high  court  of  Parliament,  1644.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  4,  p.  599.)— Mead,  F.  The  accused  as 
a  witness.  9  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  31,  1892,  p.  188.) — 
Peek,  F.  Eclipse  of  justice.  10  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  59,  1891,  p.  354.)— Pollock,  Sir  F.  History  of  English 
law  as  a  branch  of  politics.  21pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  30,  1881,  p.  478.) — History  of  the  English  land  laws. 
13  pp.  (Macmillan' 8  Mag.  v.  46,  1882,  p.  356.) — Origins  of 
the  common  law.  14  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  58,  1890, 
p.  849.)— Several  draughts  of  acts,  prepared  by  persons 
appointed  to  consider  of  the  inconvenience,  delay, 
charge,  and  irregularity  in  the  proceedings  of  the 
law,  July  12,  1658.  49  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts, 
v.  6,  p.  177.) — Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons.  Com¬ 
mittee  for  promulgation  of  the  statutes,  1796-1801. 
Reports  and  appendices,  1803.  31  pp.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C. 
Reports  from  Committees,  v.  14,  p.  119. )— Certain  pro¬ 
posals  for  regulating  the  law.  4  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  5,  p.  534.) — Rice,  T.  S.,  2  Baron  Mont- 
eagle.  Crimes  act.  6  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885, 
p.  1072.)— Stephen,  J.  F.  Sketch  of  the  criminal  law. 
23  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882,  p.  622.) — Stuart,  G 
Discourse  concerning  the  laws  and  government  of  Eng¬ 
land.  32  pp.  (Sullivan,  F.  S.,  Lectures  on  the  constitu¬ 
tion  .  .  .  England.)— Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons. 
Committee  upon  temporary  laws,  expired  or  expir¬ 
ing,  1796-1802.  Reports,  1803.  85  pp.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C. 
Reports  from  Committees,  v.  14,  p.  34.)  —  A  Tyburn 
ticket.  2  pp.  (Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag . 
v.  12,  1870,  p.  384.)— Walford,  C.  Early  laws  and  cus¬ 
toms  in  G.  B.  regarding  food.  93  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc. 
Trans,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  70.) — Ward,  T.  H.  Legislation  of 
the  reign.  47  pp.  (In  his  Reign  of  Queen  Victoria,  v.  1, 
p.  25.) 

See  also  Anglo-Saxons.— Canon  and  ecclesias¬ 
tical  law.— Commercial  law.  Common  law.  — 
Corn  laws.— Game  laws. — Great  Britain,  Consti¬ 
tution  and  government ;  Courts;  Politics. — Poor  laws. 
— Scotland,  Law. — Wales,  Law. 

For  the  statutes  see  under  Parliament,  Acts,  Ordi¬ 
nances,  Laws  (in  preceding  division). 

Great  Britain,  Law,  Bibliography. 

Sonnenschein,  W.  S.  English  law.  29  pp.  (In 
his  Best  books,  p.  113. ) 

Great  Britain,  Magna  Charta.  See  under 
Constitution  and  government.  Also  Magna 
Charta  (in  general  alphabet). 

Great  Britain,  Maimers  and  customs.  See  un¬ 
der  National  and  social  characteristics. 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Manufactures 


1897 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Mollusca 


Great  Britain,  Manufactures. 

Baines,  Sir  E.  History  of  the  cotton 
manufacture  in  Gt.  Britain,  n.  d.  — 3735 

-  Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons. 

Committee  appointed  to  examine  .  .  .  the 
several  petitions  of  the  manufacturers  of,  and 
traders  and  dealers  in,  the  linen  manufactory. 
Report.  1751.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports 
from  Committees ,  v.  2. )  4451 

- Committee  to  whom  the  petition  of  the 

merchants  .  .  .  dealers  in,  and  manufacturers 
of,  linens,  threads,  and  tapes  .  .  .  was  referred. 
Report.  1744.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Report 
from  Committees ,  v.  2.)  4451 

- Report  upon  the  petitions  relating  to 

the  manufacture  of  hats.  1752.  (Gt.  Brit. 
H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  2. )  4451 

-  Hart,  W.  F.  Trade  marks :  their  object, 

use,  and  protection  in  Gt.  Britain  and  Ire¬ 
land.  1889.  —1352 

-  Jewitt,  L.  Ceramic  art  of  Gt.  Britain  .  . . 

being  a  history  of  the  ancient  and  modern 
pottery  and  porcelain  works  of  the  kingdom. 
1878,  2  v.  —1776 

-  Mitchell,  J.  Present  state  of  Gt.  Britain 

and  North  America,  with  regard  to  agricul¬ 
ture,  population,  trade,  and  manufactures. 
[Aror.]  1767.  1646 

-  Montgomery,  J.  Practical  detail  of  the 

cotton  manufacture  of  the  United  States  of 
America ;  and  the  state  of  the  cotton  manu¬ 
facture  of  that  country  contrasted  and  com¬ 
pared  with  that  of  Gt.  Britain.  1840.  — 3724 

-  Finlayson,  A.  W.  Falling  trade  and  factory  legis¬ 
lation.  7  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  971.) — 
Macaulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron  Macaulay.  Ten  hours  bill 
(May  22,  1846).  24  pp.  (Speeches  and  poems,  v.  2,  p.  7.) — 
Progress  of  fifty^years.  20  pp.  ( London  Quart.  Rev. 
v.  69,  1888,  p.  1.) — Smart.  W.  Dislocations  of  industry. 
17  pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  53,  1888,  p.  686.) — The  state  in 
its  manufacturing  aspects.  16  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  128, 
1887,  p.  225.) — Technical  education  and  foreign  com¬ 
petition.  30  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  167,  1888,  p.  448.) 

See  also  England,  Industries. — Great  Britain,  Po¬ 
litical  economy ;  Statistics. 

Great  Britain,  Measures.  See  with  Weights. 

Great  Britain,  Military  history.  See  under 
Army,  navy,  and  defences. 

Great  Britain,  Mineralogy  and  mines. 

Brough,  B.  H.  Treatise  on  mine-survey¬ 
ing.  1891.  —3747 

-  Dunn,  M.  History  of  the  steam-jet,  as  ap¬ 
plicable  to  the  ventilation  of  coal-mines.  1854. 

—2715 

- How  to  prevent  accidents  in  collieries. 

1862.  '  —3744 

-  —  Treatise  on  the  winning  and  working  of 

collieries.  1852.  — 2715 

-  Greenwell,  G.  C.  Practical  treatise  on 

mine  engineering.  1855.  —3742 

-  Hedley,  J.  Practical  treatise  on  the  work¬ 
ing  and  ventilation  of  coal  mines.  1851. 

—3743 


-  Holland,  J.  History  and  description  of 

fossil  fuel,  the  collieries,  and  coal  trade  of 
Gt.  Britain.  [Anon.]  1835.  — 1654 

- Phillips,  J.  A.,  and  Darlington,  J. 

Records  of  mining  and  metallurgy.  1857. 

—3746 

- Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons.  Committee  ap¬ 
pointed  to  enquire  into  the  state  of  the  copper  mines 
and  copper  trade  of  this  kingdom,  1799.  Report  and  ap¬ 
pendix,  1803.  78  pp.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from 
Committees,  v.  10,  p.  651.) — Foster,  J.  M.  Mining  in¬ 
spection  a  sham.  9  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885, 
p.  1055.) — Merivnle,  J.  H.,  and  Shakespear,  J.  D.  Ex¬ 
plosions  in  collieries  and  their  cure.  12  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  237.)— Phillips,  J.  Thoughts  on 
ancient  metallurgy  and  mining  among  the  Brigantes 
and  in  some  other  parts  of  Britain.  15  pp.  (Archaeol. 
Journ.  v.  16,  1859,  p.  7.)— Walker,  G.  B.  Mine  inspec¬ 
tion  :  a  reply.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885,  p.  124.) 
—Way,  A.  Enumeration  of  blocks  or  pigs  of  lead  and 
tin,  relics  of  Roman  metallurgy,  discovered  in  G.  B. 

19  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  16,  1859,  p.  22.) 

Great  Britain,  Mollusca. 

Alder,  J.,  and  Hancock,  A.  Monograph 
of  the  British  nudibranchiate  mollusca.  1845- 
55,  7  pts.  ( Ray  Soc. )  — 1632 

-  Brown,  T.  Illustrations  of  the  fossil  con- 

chology  of  Gt.  Britain  and  Ireland.  1849. 

—1572 

-  Collin ge,  W.  E.  (Ed.)  The  Concholo- 

gist  [and]  Journal  of  malacology.  [Illustr.] 
1891-95,  4  v.  .—2636 

-  Edwards,  F.  E.  Monograph  of  the  eocene 

mollusca ;  or,  descriptions  of  shells  from  the 
older  tertiaries  of  England.  1849-60.  ( Palae - 
ont.  Soc.  v.  21.)  — 1592 

-  Gray,  J.  E.  List  of  the  specimens  of 

British  animals  in  the  collection  of  the  British 
Museum.  Pt.  7.  Mollusca  acephala  and 
brachiopoda.  1851.  (Brit.  Mus.  Cat.)  — 2687 
-  Macgillivray,  W.  History  of  the  mol¬ 
luscous  animals  of  the  counties  of  Aberdeen, 
Kincardine,  and  Banff.  1843.  — 2637 

-  Newton,  R.  B.  Systematic  list  of  the 

Frederick  E.  Edwards  collection  of  British 
oligocene  and  eocene  mollusca  in  the  British 
Museum.  1891.  — 2655 

- Sharpe,  D.  Description  of  the  fossil  re¬ 
mains  of  mollusca  found  in  the  chalk  of  Eng¬ 
land.  1853-56.  (Palaeont.  Soc.  N.  26.)  — 1592 
-  Wood,  S.  Y.  Monograph  of  the  crag  mol¬ 
lusca  .  .  .  from  the  upper  tertiaries  of  the  Brit¬ 
ish  isles.  1848-56,  2  v.  (Palaeont.  Soc.  v.  19,  20. ) 

—1592 

- Supplement.  1872-94,  2  v.  (Palaeont. 

Soc.  v.  25,  27.)  —1592 

-  Wood,  W.  Index  testaceologicus :  an  il¬ 
lustrated  catalogue  of  British  and  foreign 
shells.  1856.  —2634 

-  Gibson.  T.  Land  and  freshwater  shells  of  G.  B. 

20  pp.  1  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans. 
n.  s.  v.  8,  1868,  p.  325.)— Norman,  A.  M.  Inland  mol¬ 
lusca  of  Somersetshire.  21pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol. 
and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  10,  1861,  p.  131.)— Vize,  J.  E. 
On  the  land  and  fresh-water  shells  of  Wilts.  14  pp. 
( Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  9,  1866,  pp.  87, 
278.) 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Music 


1898 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Numismatics 


Great  Britain,  Music. 

Chappell,  W.  Ballad  literature  and  popu¬ 
lar  music  of  the  olden  time.  n.  d.  2  v.  —2733 
-  Chorley,  H.  F.  Thirty  years’  musical 


recollections.  1862,  2  v.  — 2746 

—  Cox,  J.  E.  Musical  recollections  of  the 
last  half-century.  [ Anon.~\  1872,  2  v.  — 2744 

—  Parke,  W.  T.  Musical  memoirs  .  .  .  1784- 

1830.  1830,  2  v.  —2746 

—  Reeves,  W.  Musical  directory  of  Gt. 

Britain  and  Ireland,  for  1895.  1895.  —2737 


- Classical  music  and  British  musical  taste.  7  pp. 

( Macmillan's  Mag.v.l,  1860,  p.  383.) — Contemporary 
music  and  musical  literature.  16  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  31, 1867,  p.  384. ) — Cnrwen,  J.  S.  Progress  of  popu¬ 
lar  music.  13  pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  52,  1887,  p.  236.)— 
Our  musical  autumn.  8  pp.  ( Fraser's  Mag.  v.  42, 
1850,  p.  690.)— Our  musical  spring:.  9  pp.  ( Fraser’s 
Mag.  v.  43,  1851,  p.  586.) — Present  state  of  music.  15  pp. 
( Westm.  Rev.  v.  15, 1831,  p.  320.) 

See  also  England,  Music. 

Great  Britain,  National  and  social  charac¬ 
teristics. 

Baring-Gould,  S.  Old  country  life.  1890. 

—1374 

-  Besant,  Sir  W.  Fifty  years  ago.  [1888.] 

1507 

-  Dyer,  T.  F.  T.  British  popular  customs, 

present  and  past.  1876.  1527 

-  Garnier,  R.  M.  Annals  of  the  British  peas¬ 
antry.  1895.  1524 

- History  of  the  English  landed  interest : 

its  customs,  laws,  and  agriculture.  1892-93, 
2  v.  1524 

-  Gomme,  G.  L.  (Ed.)  Gentleman’s  Maga¬ 
zine  Library  :  Manners  and  customs.  1883-85, 
2  v.  4146 

-  Lennox,  Lord  W.  P.  My  recollections, 

from  1806-73.  1874,  2  v.  4785 

-  Porter,  G.  R.  Progress  of  the  nation. 

1836,  3  v.  .2587 

-  Stewart,  C.  S.  Sketches  of  society  in  Gt. 

Britain  and  Ireland.  1834,  2  v.  .2587 

-  Blaikie,  W.  G.  Woman’s  battle  in  G.  B.  14  pp.  (IV. 

Am.  Rev.  v.  163,  1896,  p.  282.)- Blouet,  P.  (M.  O’Rell, 
pseud.)  French  versus  Anglo-Saxon  immorality.  6  pp. 
(IV.  Am.  Rev.v.  169,  1894,  p.  545.) — Cankers  of  a  calm 
world.  15  pp.  ( Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  140,  1886,  p.  522.) — 
Mr.  Chamberlain  and  the  rights  of  property.  15  pp. 
( Blackivood's  Mag.  v.  137,  1885,  p.  422.) — Among  cottage 
people:  a  rural  retrospect.  8  pp.  ( Blackivood’s  Mag. 
v.  160,  1891,  p.  842.) — Work  among  the  country  poor. 
10  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  61,  1890,  p.  423.) — Improvi¬ 
dent  thrift.  14  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  147,  1890, 
p.  331.)— Knollys,  W.  W.  A  hundred  years  ago.  8  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  44, 1888,  p.  373.) — Rudre,  G.  Comte  de. 
Socialiste  amgricain  et  positivistes  anglais.  63  pp.  ( Cor- 
respondant,  n.  s.  v.  123,  1890,  pp.  652,  877.) —  Martlneau, 
J.  Natural  emigration.  13  pp.  ( Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  146, 
1889,  p.  36.)— What  has  become  of  the  middle  classes? 
6  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  138,  1885,  p.  175.) — Pearson, 
C.  H.  Hint  to  people  of  modest  means.  7  pp.  ( Macmil¬ 
lan’s  Mag.  v.  52, 1885,  p.  112.)— Revolution  of  1884.  10  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885,  p.  1.) — Reconstruction  of 
sheep-folds.  13  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  127,  1880, 
p.  697.)— Smith,  T.  English  popular  preaching  in  the 
14  century.  12  pp.  (Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  7,1892,  p.  25.) — 
Walford,  C.  Early  laws  and  customs  in  G.  B.  regard¬ 
ing  food.  93  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  8,  1880,  p.  70.) 

See  also  National  and  social  character  under  Eng¬ 
land,— .Scotland. 


Great  Britain,  Natural  history.  See  under 
Birds. — Botany. — Fishes. — Geology. — Insects. 
Mollusca.  — Zoology. 

Great  Britain,  Navy.  See  with  Army. 

Great  Britain,  Numismatics. 

Akerman,  J.  Y.  Coins  of  the  Romans  re¬ 
lating  to  Britain,  1844.  2765 

-  Boyne,  W.  Tokens  issued  in  the  seven¬ 
teenth  century  in  England,  Wales,  and  Ire¬ 
land  by  corporations,  merchants,  tradesmen, 
etc.  42  pi.  1858.  2766 

-  Fleetwood,  W.  Chronicon  preciosum ; 

or,  an  account  of  English  gold  and  silver 
money.  1745.  — 1307 

-  Fount aine,  Sir  A.  Numismata  Anglo- 

Saxonica  et  Anglo-Danica.  1705.  (Hickes, 
G.  Ling.  vett.  Sept.  thes.  v.  2.)  — 2101 

-  Gibson,  J.  H.  British  military  and  naval 

medals  and  decorations.  1880.  2764 

-  Henfrey,  H.  W.  Numismata  Cromwel- 

liana  ;  or,  the  medallic  history  of  Oliver  Crom¬ 
well,  illustr.  by  his  coins,  medals  .  .  .  1877. 

2762 

-  Keary,  C.  F.,  and  Grueber,  H.  A.  Cata¬ 
logue  of  English  coins  in  the  British  Museum. 
Anglo-Saxon  series.  1887-93,  2  v.  2765 

-  Agar,  W.  T.  Shall  we  abolish  the  half-sovereign  7 

4  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  133,  1890,  p.  42.) — Allan,  W.  Crick- 
lade  mint.  16  pp.  1  pi.  (Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat. 
Hist.  Mag.  v.  19, 1881,  p.  283.)— Baron,  J.  On  a  hoard  of 
gold  nobles  found  at  Bretneridge  farm,  Westhury,  Wilts. 
18  pp.  1  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.  47,  1882,  p.  137.) — Birch,  S. 
On  British  coins.  7  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum. 
v.  42,  1886,  p.  14.) — Boyne,  W.  Wiltshire  tradesman’s 
tokens.  18  pp.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag. 
v.  6,  1860,  p.  74.) — Coins  found  at  Crowood.  1  p.  (  Wilt¬ 
shire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Mag.  v.  11,  1869,  p.  T19.)— 
Durand,  A.  D6couvertes  de  quelques  monnaies  an- 
glaises,  flamandes,  et  frangaises  si  Calais.  2  pp.  (Soc. 
antiq.  de  Morinie,  Bull.  1852,  p.  48.) — Figg,  W.  On 
Sussex  tradesmen’s  tokens,  in  the  17  century.  10  pp. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  11,  1859,  p.  171 ;  v.  18,  1866, 
p.  163.)— Grueber,  H.  A.  On  a  hoard  of  Roman  coins 
found  at  Silchester.  16  pp.  ( Archaeologia ,  v.  54,  pt.  2, 
1895,  p.  473.) — Haverfield,  F.  Note  on  hoards  of  Roman 
silver  coins  found  in  Britain,  with  special  reference  to 
the  Silchester  hoard.  6  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  54,  pt.  2, 1895, 
p.  489.)— Jeffery,  F.  J.  Numismatic  history  of  England, 
from  1066  to  the  present  time.  32  pp.  5  pi.  (Lancashire 
and\)heshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  5,  1865,  p,  187 ;  v.  6, 
1866,  p.  175.)— Keary,  C.  F.  Coinage  of  the  British 
islands.  42  pp.  (Poole,  S.  L.,  Coins  and  medals,  p.  99.) — 
Mercator,  pseud.  Sketch  for  a  new  division  and  sub¬ 
division  of  monies,  weights,  and  coins.  6  pp.  (Pamph¬ 
leteer,  v.  4,  1814,  p.  171.) — Mint  and  the  gold  coinage. 
18  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  155,  1883,  p.  483.)— Peacock.  E. 
Some  old  coppers.  5  pp.  (  Wiltshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat. 
Hist.  Mag.  v.  10,  1867,  p.  323.)— Raper,  W.  A.,  and  Wil¬ 
lett,  E.  H.  On  the  silver  pennies  of  Edward  the  Confes¬ 
sor  found  at  Sedlescomb.  38  pp.  ljpl.  (Sussex  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Coll.  v.  33,  1883,  p.  1.) — Roberts,  A.  Oswestry  to¬ 
kens.  1  p.  (Shropshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc. 
Trans,  v.  1,  1878,  p.  134. )— Small tield,  J.  S.,  and  Ell- 
man,  E.  Sussex  tradesmen’s  tokens  of  the  17  century. 
13  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  24,  1872,  p.  122.)— 
See  also  Numismatics  under  Scotland.— Wales. 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Officers  of  government  1899 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Politics 


Great  Britain,  Officers  of  government. 

Certaine  observations  touching  the  two 
great  offices  of  the  Seneschalsey  or  High-Stew¬ 
ardship,  and  High-Constableship  of  England. 
1642.  {Pamphlets :  Charles  I,  v.  4.)  4555 

Note. — Also  in  Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  5,  p.  509. 

-  Chamberlayne,  J.  General  list  or  cata¬ 
logue  of  all  the  offices  and  officers  employed 
in  the  several  branches  of  government,  1708, 
10,  16,  23,  26,  27,  28,  29,  35,  37,  41,  45,  55.  1708- 

55,  13  v.  ( With  his  Magnae  Britanniae  noti- 
tia. )  1587 

Note. — For  other  years  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Preston,  T.  Yeoman  of  the  guard  ;  their 

history  from  1485  to  1885.  n.  d.  1518 

-  Selden,  J.  Brief  discourse  touching  the 

office  of  Lord  Chancellor  of  England.  1671. 

.2581 

-  Woolrych,  H.  W.  Series  of  the  Lords 

Chancellors,  Keepers  of  the  Great  Seal,  etc . . . 
from  the  reign  of  Queen  Elizabeth  until  the 
present  day.  1826.  1588 

-  Blackwood,  Sir  S.  A.  The  public  offices :  from 

within.  6  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  276.) — 
Cecil,  R.  State  and  dignity  of  a  Secretary  of  State’s 
place,  with  the  care  and  peril  thereof.  5  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  5,  p.  552.) — Jennings,  L.  J.  Jobbery 
in  our  public  offices.  18  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  44,  1888, 
p.179.) — A  model  government  office.  12  pp.  ( Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  28, 1890,  p.  648.)— Establishment  of  public  officers 
and  ministers  of  state,  and  how  the  rights  of  the 
kingdom  and  people  are  secured.  7  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  285.) — Summits  Angliae  Sene- 
schallus ;  or,  a  survey  of  the  Lord  High  Steward  of  Eng¬ 
land  his  office,  dignity,  and  jurisdiction,  1680.  16  pp. 
(Somers,  J.  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  70. ) 

See  also  under  Civil  service. 

Great  Britain,  Ornithology.  See  under  Birds. 
Great  Britain,  Palaeontology. 

Etheridge,  R.  Fossils  of  the  British 
islands  stratigraphically  and  zoologically  ar¬ 
ranged.  v.  1.  Palaeozoic.  1888.  — 1621 

-  Falconer,  H.  Palaeontological  memoirs 

and  notes.  1868,  2  v.  — 1615 

- Palaeontographical  Society.  Publica¬ 
tions.  V.  37-51.  1883-97,  15  v.  —1591 

Note. — For  v.  1-36  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Ancient  wild  animals  of  Britain.  9  pp.  (  Westm. 

Rev.  n.  s.  v.  71,  1887,  p.  36.) 

See  also  under  Geology. 

Great  Britain,  Peerage.  See  with  Heraldry. 
Great  Britain,  Political  economy. 

Cobbett,  W.  Selections  from  Cobbett’s 
political  works.  With  notes  by  J.  M.  Cobbett 
and  J.  P.  Cobbett.  n.  d.  6  v.  — 2322 

-  Fawcett,  H.  Economic  position  of  the 

British  labourer.  1865.  —1398 

- Free  trade  and  protection :  an  inquiry 

into  the  causes  which  have  retarded  the  gen¬ 
eral  adoption  of  free  trade  since  its  introduc¬ 
tion  into  England.  1879.  — 1396 

-  Fleetwood,  W.  Chronicon  preciosum  : 

or,  an  account  of  English  gold  and  silver 
money  ;  the  price  of  corn  and  other  commo¬ 
dities  ;  and  of  stipends,  salaries,  wages  .  .  . 
for  600  years  last  past.  1745.  — 1307 

Vol.  HI— 238. 


-  Garnier,  R.  M.  Annals  of  the  British 

peasantry.  1895.  1524 

-  Kydd,  S.  ( Alfred,  pseud. )  History  of  the 

factory  movement  from  the  year  1802,  to  the 

enactment  of  the  ten  hours’  bill  in  1847. 

1857,  2  v.  —1367 

-  Mallock,  W.  H.  Labour  and  the  popular 

welfare.  1895.  — 3307 

-  Newman,  F.  W.  Political  economy ;  or, 

the  science  of  the  market,  especially  as  af¬ 
fected  by  local  law.  1890.  ( In  his  Miscellanies, 
v.  4. )  — 4255 

-  Nicholls,  Sir  G.  History  of  the  English 

poor  law,  in  connection  with  the  state  of  the 
country  and  the  condition  of  the  people,  924- 
1853.  [With  portrait.]  1898,  2  v.  —3322 

-  Norris,  J.  Proposals  humbly  dedicated 

to  the  honourable  members  of  Parliament : 
wherin  are  propos’d  certain  and  sure  methods 
to  lessen  the  great  number  of  poor  throughout 
this  kingdom,  n.  d.  — 2326 

-  Porter,  G.  R.  Progress  of  the  nation. 

1836,  3  v.  -2587 

-  Wright,  C.  D.  History  of  wages  and 

prices  in  Massachusetts:  1752-1883.  Includ¬ 
ing  comparative  wages  and  prices  in  Massa¬ 
chusetts  and  Gt.  Britain,  1860-83.  1885. 

—1366 

-  Bagehot,  W.  Adam  Smith  and  our  modern  economy. 

42  pp.  (  Works,  v.  5,  p.  343.) — Bellas,  B.  L.  On  the  po¬ 
litical  economy  of  G.  B.  Pt.  I :  Public  indebtedness. 
Pt.  II :  The  poor  laws.  34  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  10, 1870,  p.  55.) — Brabazon,  R., 
12  Earl  of  Meath.  “  A  thousand  more  mouths  every  day.” 
16  pp,  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  25,  1889,  p.  57.) — Churchill, 
G.  C.  S.,  8  Duke  of  Marlborough.  Limits  of  English  revolu¬ 
tion.  13  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  34, 1883,  p.  72. ) — Bavitt, 
M.  Labor  tendencies  in  G.  B.  16  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  151, 

1890,  p.  453.)— Donald,  R.  Wanted,  a  Department  of 
labour.  13  pp.  (C ontemp.  Rev.  v.  60,  1891,  p.  827.) — Our 
food-supplies  in  war-time.  14  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  132,  1882,  p.  102.)— Labour  versus  capital  in  Britain. 
7  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149,  1891,  p.  710.) — Devi,  L. 
Material  growth  of  the  United  Kingdom  from  1836  to 
1886.  15  pp.  1  pi.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1887,  p.  913.) — 
Our  meat  supply.  23  pp.  ( Quart.  Rev.  v.  165, 1887,  p.  37.) 
— Mulhall,  M.  G.  Ten  years  of  national  growth.  12  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  50,  1886,  p.  864.) — Smart,  W.  The  old 
economy  and  the  new.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  50, 

1891,  p.  279.)— Thurber,  F.  B.  Breakers  ahead;  the 
land,  trade,  and  labour  questions,  viewed  from  an  Ameri¬ 
can  standpoint.  11  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882, 
p.  184.)— Unearned  increment.  16  pp.  (London 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  76,  1891,  p.  230.) 

See  also  Corn-laws. — England,  Political  economy. — 
Great  Britain,  Agriculture;  Commerce;  Finance; 
Manufactures. — Labor  and  laboring'  classes. — 
Poor  laws. — Scotland,  Political  economy. 

Great  Britain,  Politics. 

Adams,  C.  K.  {Ed.)  Representative  British 
orations,  with  introductions  and  explanatory 
notes.  1884,  3v.  2215 

-  Addison,  J.  The  free-holder.  1758.  .2586 

-  Almon,  J.  Letter  to  Rt.  Hon.  George 

Grenville.  1763.  ( With  Keate  G.,  Netley  Ab¬ 
bey.  )  2181 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Politics 


1900 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Politics 


- (Ed.)  Collection  of  scarce  and  inter¬ 
esting  tracts,  written  .  .  .  upon  the  most  im¬ 
portant  political  and  commercial  subjects, 
during  the  years  1763-70.  1787-88,  4  v.  2553 

-  Annual  register  :  a  review  of  public 

events  at  home  and  abroad,  for  the  years  1884- 
96.  1885-97,  13  v.  4971 

Note.— For  earlier  years  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Austin,  A.  Tory  horrors  ;  or,  the  question 

of  the  hour.  1876.  2203 

-  Bamford,  S.  Passages  in  the  life  of  a 

Radical,  n.  d.  4797 

-  Bemont,  C.  Simon  de  Montfort,  Comte  de 

Leicester,  sa  vie  (120?-1265),  son  rdle  politique 
en  France  et  en  Angleterre.  1884.  5894 

-  Boothby,  Sir  B.  Observations  on  the  ap¬ 
peal  from  the  new  to  the  old  Whigs,  and  on 
Mr.  Paine’s  Rights  of  man.  1792.  — 3343 

The  same.  (Pamphlets,  v.  9.)  3126 

-  Borkowsky,  E.  Englische  friedensver- 

mittlung  im  jahre  1745.  1884.  3683 

-  Boyer,  A.,  and  others.  Quadriennium  an- 

nae  postremum  ;  or,  the  political  state  of  Gt. 
Britain,  1711-40.  1715-40,  57  v.  in  60.  —3337 

-  Burges  (afterwards Lamb),  Sir  J.  B.  Selec¬ 
tions  from  the  letters  and  correspondence. 
Ed.  by  J.  Hutton.  1885.  4766 

-  Butler,  J.,  Bp.  of  Hereford.  Serious  con¬ 
siderations  on  the  measures  of  the  present  ad¬ 
ministration.  1763.  ( With  Keate,  G.,  Netley 
Abbey.)  2181 

-  Buxton,  S.  C.  Finance  and  politics :  an 

historical  study,  1783-1885.  1888,  2  v.  — 1366 

-  Caldecott,  A.  Safety  and  expediency  of 

conceding  the  Catholic  claims ;  with  the 
opinions  of  Pitt,  Burke,  Fox,  and  Wyndliam 
thereon.  1828.  (Pamphlets,  v.  45. )  3126 

-  Character  of  a  modern  Whig ;  or,  an 

alamode  true  loyal  Protestant.  1681,  repr. 
1886.  ( Clarendon  Hist.  Soc. )  2527 

-  Clarendon  Historical  Society.  A  pack 

of  Cavalier  playing  cards  temp.  Charles  II, 
forming  a  complete  political  satire  of  the  Com¬ 
monwealth.  [1885.]  2527 

-  Clayden,  P.  W.  England  under  the  coali¬ 
tion.  1892.  1526 

— -  Cobbett,  W.  Annual  register.  1802-35, 
88  v.  in  87.  —4112 

-  Coventry,  Sir  W.  Character  of  a  trimmer  : 

his  opinion  of  the  laws  and  government, 
Protestant  religion,  the  papists,  foreign  af¬ 
fairs.  1689.  1586 

-  Coxe,  W.  Memoirs  of  Horatio,  Lord  Wal¬ 
pole,  selected  from  his  correspondence  and 
papers,  and  connected  with  the  history  of  the 
times  from  1678-1757.  1808,  2  v.  4765 

-  Crump,  A.  Short  enquiry  into  the  forma¬ 
tion  of  political  opinion  from  the  reign  of  the 
great  families  to  the  advent  of  democracy. 
1888.  —1325 

-  Davenant,  C.  Essays  upon  peace  at  home 

and  war  abroad.  1704.  — 1368 


-  De  Foe,  D.  And  what  if  the  Pretender 

should  come?  1713.  (Novels  and  miscel.  works, 
v.  20.)  2103 

The  same.  1841.  (  With  Chalmers,  G.,  Life 
of  De  Foe. )  4897 

- Answer  to  a  question  that  nobody  thinks 

of,  viz. :  But  what  if  the  Queen  should  die? 
1713.  (Novels  and  miscel.  works,  v.  20. )  2103 

The  same.  1841.  (  With  Chalmers,  G.,  Life 
of  De  Foe. )  4897 

- Appeal  to  honour  and  justice  .  .  .  being 

a  true  account  of  his  conduct  in  public  affairs. 
1715.  (Novels  and  miscel.  works ,  v.  20.)  2103 

The  same.  1841.  (  With  Chalmers,  G.,  Life 
of  De  Foe. )  4897 

The  same.  1883.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner, 
v.  7.)  2117 

- History  of  the  Kentish  petition.  1701, 

repr.  1883.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner,  v.  7.)  2117 

- Reasons  against  the  succession  of  the 

House  of  Hanover.  1713.  (Novels  and  mis¬ 
cel.  works,  v.  20.)  2103 

The  same.  1841.  ( With  Chalmers,  G.,  Life 

of  De  Foe. )  4897 

- Seasonable  warning  and  caution  against 

the  insinuations  of  papists  and  Jacobites  in 
favour  of  the  Pretender.  1712.  (Novels  and 

miscel.  works,  v.  20. )  2103 

The  same.  1841.  (With  Chalmers,  G.,  Life 
of  De  Foe. )  4897 

-  Dialogue  between  a  Whig  and  a  Jacobite 

upon  the  subject  of  the  late  rebellion.  1716, 

repr.  1885.  ( Clarendon  Hist.  Soc.  n.  s.  no.  12. ) 

2527 

-  Edmonds,  C.  (Ed.)  Poetry  of  the  Anti- 

Jacobin.  1890.  2632 

-  English  Citizen,  The:  his  rights  and 

responsibilities.  1881-83,  8  v.  — 2355 

-  Fitzgerald,  P.  H.  Life  of  George  IV 

.  .  .  with  a  view  of  the  men,  manners,  and 
politics  of  his  reign.  1881,  2  v.  1543 

-  Fitz-James,  O.  Wandsworth  epistle  :  in 

metre.  1762.  (  With  Keate,  G.,  Netley  A bbey.) 

2181 

-  Frost,  T.  Forty  years’  recollections :  lite¬ 
rary  and  political.  1880.  2225 

-  Gladstone,  W.  E.  Political  speeches  in 

Scotland,  Nov.  and  Dec.,  1879.  1879.  2203 

- and  others.  Handbook  of  Home  rule  : 

being  articles  on  the  Irish  question.  1887. 

—2325 

-  Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons. 

Committee  of  secrecy  appointed  to  examine 
several  books  and  papers  relating  to  the  late 
negotiations  of  peace  and  commerce.  Re¬ 
port,  with  an  appendix.  1715.  (Gt.  Brit. 
H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  1.)  4451 

-  Harley,  R.  Faults  on  both  sides.  1710. 

( With  Brief  exam,  of  the  Bp.  of  Cork’s  dis¬ 
course.  )  — 4257 

- Harris,  W.  History  of  the  Radical  party 

in  Parliament.  1885.  — 1332 


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1901 


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-  Harrop,  R.  Bolingbroke  :  a  political  study 

and  criticism.  1884.  1505 

-  Hints  to  both  parties  ;  or,  observations  on 

the  proceedings  in  Parliament  upon  the  peti¬ 
tions  against  the  orders  in  council  .  .  .  1808. 

{Bound  pamph.  v.  169.)  5935 

- Home  and  foreign  affairs.  {Fortn.  Rev. 

n.  s.  v.  19^0,  1876-86.)  3992 

-  Hone,W.  Reformists’ register,  and  weekly 

commentary,  v.  1,  from  Feb.  1,  to  July  19, 
1817.  1817.  —3343 

-  Humble  representation  of  the  sad  con¬ 
dition  of  many  of  the  Kings  party  who  since 
His  Majesties  happy  restauration  have  no 
relief.  .  .  1661.  1567 

-  Jacqueton,  G.  Politique  exterieure  de 

Louise  de  Savoie.  Relations  diplomatiques 
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captivity  de  Frangois  I  (1525-26).  1892.  {Bib- 
lioth.  Eeole  des  hciutes  etudes,  v.  88. )  — 4153 

-  Jenkinson,  R.  B.,  2  Earl  of  Liveipool. 

Memoirs  of  the  public  life  and  administra¬ 
tion  of.  1827.  1506 

-  Jephson,  H.  The  platform ;  its  rise  and 

progress.  1892,  2  v.  — 2316 

-  Kebbel,  T.  E.  History  of  Toryism  :  from 

the  accession  of  Mr.  Pitt  to  power  in  1783  to 
the  death  of  Lord  Beaconsfield  in  1881.  1886. 

1506 

-  Kervyn  de  Lettenhove,  J.  M.  B.  C., 

Baron  de  {Ed.)  Relations  politiques  des 
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-  Lamb,  W.,  2  Viscount  Melbourne.  Papers. 

1889.  2543 

-  Lambton,  J.  G.,  1  Earl  Durham.  Speech 

on  the  enfranchisement  of  the  metropolitan 
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3155 

-  Letter  from  the  cocoa-tree  to  the  country- 

gentlemen.  1762.  ( With  Keate,  G.,  Netley 

Abbey.)  2181 

-  Lilburne,  J.  Regall  tyrannie  discovered. 

1647.  1567 

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the  present  relations  between  Gt.  Britain  and 
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-  Macaulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron  Macaulay. 

Speeches,  Parliamentary  and  miscellaneous. 
1853,  2  v.  2214 

-  Maddyn,  D.  O.  Chiefs  of  parties,  past 

and  present,  with  original  anecdotes.  1859, 
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of  the  politicks  of  Gt.  Britain  and  France, 
from  the  time  of  the  conference  at  Pillnitz,  to 
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—  Mont  Alembert,  C.  F.  de  T.,  Comte  de. 
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—  O’Connor,  T.  P.  The  Parnell  movement. 
With  a  sketch  of  Irish  parties  from  1843.  1886. 

2595 

—  Paley,  W.  Reasons  for  contentment ; 

addressed  to  the  labouring  part  of  the  British 
public.  1793.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  33.)  3126 

—  Parkin,  G.  R.  Imperial  federation :  the 

problem  of  national  unity.  1892.  — 3327 

—  Peel,  Sir  R.  Speech  on  Roman  Catholic 

disabilities.  1829.  {Pamphlets,  v.  45.)  3126 

—  Picton,  J.  A.  Lessons  from  the  rise  and 
fall  of  the  English  Commonwealth.  1884. 

1558 

—  Pownal,  T.  Two  speeches  on  the  late 
negotiation  and  convention  with  Spain.  1771. 

1507 

—  Pressense,  F.  de.  L’lrlande  et  l’Angle¬ 

terre  depuis  l’acte  d’union  jusqu’a  nos  jours, 
1800-88.  1889.  2583 

—  Prynne,  W.  Legall  vindication  of  the 

liberties  of  England,  against  illegall  taxes 
and  pretended  acts  of  Parliament  lately  en¬ 
forced  on  the  people.  1649.  1567 

—  Reply  of  the  people  to  the  letter  from  the 

King.  1821.  {Pamphlets,  v.  43.)  3126 

—  Russell,  J.,  1  Earl  Russell.  Recollections 

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10  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  138,  1885,  p.  273.) — Con- 
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45  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  152,  1881,  p.  369.) — Conservative 
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p.  374.) — Curiosities  of  politics.  53  pp.  (Blackwcod's 
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23  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  140,  1886,  p.  118.) — De 
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1887,  p.  542.)— Lesson  of  Birmingham.  12  pp.  (Nine¬ 
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18  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22,  1887,  p.  534.) — Rival  coali¬ 
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1886,  p.  1.) — Verdict  of  England.  12  pp.  (Nineteenth  Gent. 
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4  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  161,  1895,  p.  196.) — Di Ike,  Lady 
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v.  134,  1883,  p.  133.)— Next  general  election  :  a  forecast. 
10  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  130, 1888,  p.  389.) — Duty  of  the  new 
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31pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  153,1881,  p.  274.)— England  seit 
1870.  139  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1877,  v.  1,  pp.  15  ,  256,  738 ; 
1878,  v.  1,  pp.  136,  532,  681.)— English  progress  under 
Mr.  Gladstone.  16  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  131,  1882, 
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20  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1886,  p.  121.)— Executive 
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wood’s  Mag.  v.  139, 1886,  p.  141.) — Failures.  10  pp.  (Block- 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  134,  1883,  p.  393.)— Fallen  Dritain  and 
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The  unloaded  revolver  ;  The  diplomacy  of  fanaticism. 
20  pp.  (Blackwood’ 8  Mag.  v.  128, 1880,  p.  647.) — FarrerJ 
J.  A.  A  “  candidates’ protection  society.”  6  pp.  (Nine¬ 
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Women  in  English  politics.  12  pp.  (Forum,  v.  14,  1887, 
p.  453.)—  Filon,  P.  M.  A.  Joseph  Chamberlain  et  le 
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3  p6r.  v.  96,  p.  393.) — Lord  Randolph  Churchill  et  la 
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at  Yorktown.  21  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  57, 1886,  p.  46.)— 
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16  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  25,  1889,  p.  921.) — Liberal  edu¬ 
cation  addresses.  14  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886, 
p.  606.)— Our  next  leap  in  the  dark.  19  pp.  (Nineteenth 
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last  reform  bill  ?  12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  30,  1881, 
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(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  15, 1884,  p.  1023.) — Gavard,  C.  Elec¬ 
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n.  s.  v.  105, 1885,  p.  1012.) — Nouveau  cabinet  en  Angleterre. 
11  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  104,  1885,  p.  326.) — ©elf- 
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1887.  10  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  22,  1887,  p.435.) — Elec¬ 
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p.  1056.) — Electoral  facts,  no.  III.  12  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.329.)— Melbourne  government:  its  acts 
and  persons.  18  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  27,  1890,  p.  38.) 
—Mr.  Lecky  and  political  morality.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  22,  1887,  p.  279.)— The  platform,  its  rise  and  prog¬ 
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cation  of  Home  rule :  a  reply  to  the  Duke  of  Argyll. 
10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  155,  1892,  p.  385.) — Mr.  Gladstone 
and  the  Elberal  party.  23  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  166, 
1887,  p.  254.)— Gladstone  government,  1880-85.  20  pp. 
(Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  82,  1885,  p.  1.) — Why  we  can  not  trust 
another  Gladstone  government.  22  pp.  (Blackwood’s 
Mag.  v.  138, 1885,  p.  691.)— Mr.  Gladstone’s  bad  paper. 
15  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  135, 1884,  p.  554.) — Mr.  Glad* 
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v.  129,  1881,  p.  640.)— Mr.  Gladstone’s  last.  11  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  131, 1882,  p.654.) — Mr.  Gladstone’s 
pilgrimage.  15  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  12,  1880, 
p.  124.)— Gladstone’s  sagacity  unfolding.  9  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  137, 1885,  p.  843.) — Mr.  Gladstone's 
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—Ethics  of  Gladstonianisin.  12  pp.  (Blackwood’s 
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(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p<Sr.  v.  18,  1883,  p.389.)— 
Political  memoirs:  the  Goderich  and  Wellington 
administrations,  1827-30.  28  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  60, 
1881,  p.  293. )— Difficulties  of  good  government.  19  pp. 
( Quart.  Rev.  v.  166, 1888,  p.  496. ) — Gorst,  Sir  J.  E.  English 
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10  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  17,  1885,  p.  723.)— Government 
and  Ireland.  17  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.v.  129,  1881, 
p.  238.)— Government  and  Parliament.  30  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  159,  1885,  p.  527.)— Government  by 
fraud  and  giving  way.  18  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  134, 
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Rev.  v.  58,  1890,  p.  297.)— Extension  of  trade  in  political 
principle.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  46,  1889,  p.  669.)— 
Unionist  fusion.  11  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  57,  1890,  p.  290.) 
—Gregory,  R.,  and  others.  Why  I  shall  vote  for  the 
Unionist  candidate.  26  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892, 
p.  151.) — Haldane,  R.  B.  The  Liberal  creed.  14  pp. 

( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  54,  1888,  p.  461.) — The  Liberal  party  and 
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Hall,  C.  N.  Nonconformists  and  Unionism.  4  pp. 

( Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49, 1891,  p.  320.)— Harrison,  F.  Are 
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p.  753.) — Literary  and  municipal  problems  in  England. 
9pp.  {Forum,  v.  14, 1893,  p.644.)— The  Radical  programme. 
16  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  49,  1886,  p.  264. ) — llawarden 
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( Fortn .  Rev.  n,  s.  v.  36, 1884,  p.  649.) — Irish  Parliamentary 
party.  9  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  32,  1882,  p.  625.)— Heavy 
political  clouds.  15  pp.  {Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  139, 
1886,  p.  811.) — Hennessy,  J.  P.  Lord  Beaconsfield’s 
Irish  policy.  18  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  16,  1884,  p.  663.) 
—Her  Majesty’s  opposition.  26  pp.  {Edin.  Rev. 
v.  170,  1889,  p.  277.) — “  Her  Majesty’s  opposition  ’’  in  1887. 
15  pp.  {Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  141,  1887,  p.  719.) — Hill,  F. 
H.  The  dissolution  and  the  country.  10  pp.  {Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  20, 1886,  p.  139.) — Home  rule  :  impending  English 
answer.  9  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  476.) — 
Hobart,  A.  C.,  Pasha.  Turkey  and  England.  5  pp. 
{Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885,  p.  547.) — Hobtiouse,  A. 
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14  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  133,  1890,  p.  605.)— Is  there  “  a  new 
Liberalism?  ”  14  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  134,  1890,  p.  237.) — 
Scottish  parody  on  Home  rule.  10  pp.  {Blackwood’s 
Mag.v.  135,  1884,  p.  143.) — House  of  Lords  and  the 
government.  29  pp.  ( Quart.  Rev.  v.  158,  1884,  p.  566. ) — 
Howard,  J.  The  farmers  and  the  Tory  party.  20  pp. 
{Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13, 1883,  p.  1016.) — Hughes,  T.  The 
lost  leader.  17  pp.  (Forum, \.  8, 1889,  p.  1.) — Hyndman, 
H.  M.  The  coming  revolution  in  England.  24  pp.  {N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  135,  1882,  p.  299.) — The  Radicals[and|socialism. 
7  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18, 1885,  p.  833.) — Iu  suspense. 
13  pp.  {Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  139,  1886,  p.  564.)— Our  mili¬ 
tary  policy  towards  the  native  states  of  India.  12  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  139,  1886,  p.  267.) — British  interests 
in  Ireland.  15  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  127, 1880,  p.  256.) 
— Limitations  of  Parliamentary  government ;  What 
about  Ireland?  9  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149,  1891, 
p.  580.)— What  about  Ireland  ?  12  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  138, 1885,  p.  546.) — Ireland  our  reproach.  18  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  128,  1880,  p.  775.) — Ireland’s  fate: 
Britain’s  warning.  16  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  131, 1882, 
p.  257.)— Gt.  Britain,  the  United  States,  and  the  Irish 
question.  34  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  64,  1883,  p.  315.) — 
French  and  English  Jacobinism.  27  pp.  (Quart.  Rev. 
v.  168, 1889,  p.  532.) — Jeune,  Lady  M.  English  women  in 
political  campaigns.  9  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  161,  1895, 
p.  451.)— Job  and  his  comforters:  Elihu’s  parable. 
9  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  35,  1884,  p.  319.) — Johnson, 
F.  B.  English  supremacy  in  the  east.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.v.  16, 1884,  p.  490.)— Joseph  and  his  brethren. 
7  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  35,  1884,  p.  812.) — Keay,  J.  S. 
“  Spoiling  the  Egyptians a  rejoinder.  22  pp.  ( Contemp. 
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20  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33,  1883,  p.  417.) — Democracy 
and  party.  11  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  24,  1888,  p.  227.) — 
Party  obligations  to-day.  10  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13, 

1883,  p.424.) — Party  prospects.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  27,  1890,  p.  312.) — Spirit  of  party.  11  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.Y.  11,1882,  p.  378.)— State  of  parties.  9  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  491.) — Toryiparty  under  Wynd- 
ham  and  Bolingbroke.  15  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  35, 

1884,  p.  495.) — Knatchbull-Hugessen,  E.  H.,  1  Baron 
Braboume.  Duty  of  moderate  Liberals.  23  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882,  p.  803.)— Liberal  party.  18  pp. 
(Blackwood’s Mag.  v.  146,  1889,  p.542.) — Parnell  imbroglio. 
19  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149,  1891,  p.  142.) — La- 
boucliere,  H.  Democracy  in  England.  11  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  8,  1889,  p.  531.) — Democrat  on  the  coming  democracy. 
13  pp.  (Portn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33,’  1883,  p.  369.)— Radicals  and 
Whigs.  18  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  35,  1884,  p.  208.) — 
Laing,  S.  Ireland  and  the  general  election.  9  pp. 
LFortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  38,  1885,  p.  605.) — Rational  Radical¬ 
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bert,  Sir  J.  Parliamentary  franchises,  past  and 
present.  21  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1888,  p.  942.) — 
Langlois,  A.  Gouvernement  anglais  et  son  avenir. 
32  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  113,  1887,  p.  432.)— Late 


campaign.  21  pp.  ( Blackivood’s  Mag.  v.  132,  1882, 
p.  654.)— Late  crisis  and  the  coming  session.  36  pp. 
(Edin.  Rev.  v.  165,  1887,  p.  268.)— Lathbury,  D.  C.  Radi¬ 
cals  and  Irish  ideas.  13  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  30, 
1881,  p.  271.)— Lecky,  W.  E.  H.  Conservatism  of  the 
British  democracy.  17  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  164,  1897, 
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Rev.  n.  s.  v.  52, 1892,  p.  243.)— Lefevre,  G.  S.  Represen¬ 
tation  of  minorities.  20  pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  45,  1884, 
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Mag.  v.  144,  1888,  p.  901.)— Lewis,  C.  E.  Election  pros¬ 
pects  of  the  Conservatives.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  13,  1883,  p.  273. )  —  Reorganization  of  the  Liberal 
party.  11  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  128,  1887,  p.  393.) — 
Social  discipline  of  the  Liberal  party.  9  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  33,  1883,  p.  767.)— Liberal  Saturnalia.  10  pp. 
(Fcrrtn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1886,  p.  573.)— Liberal  sub¬ 
servience  to  France  and  its  results.  6  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  134,  1883,  p.  264.)— Liberal  wreck.  8  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1886,  p.  1.)— Liberalism  philo¬ 
sophically  considered.  11  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  132,  1889, 
p.  337.)— Linton,  W.  J.  Who  were  the  Chartists?  10  pp. 
(Century  Mag.  v.  1,  1881,  p.  421.)— Local  government, 
Home  rule, |and  “  New  Liberalism.”  25  pp.  (Edin.  Rev. 
v.  170,  1889,  p.  578.)— To  the  Lords  and  Commons  in 
Parliament  assembled.  20  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  135, 
1884,  p.  407.) — Lorois,  L.  Les  invalidations  en  Angle- 
terre  et  en  France.  17  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  113, 
1887,  p.  54.) — Losing- game.  19  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  137,  1885,  p.  853.)— Lowe,  R.,  1  Viscount  Sherbrooke. 
The  cloture  and  the  Tories.  8  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  11,  1882,  p.  149.)— Lubbock,  Sir  J.  England  and  the 
Soudan.  11pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  47,  1885,  p.  562.) — and 
others.  Proportional  representation :  objections  and 
answers.  9  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885,  p.  312.) — 
Lucy,  H.  W.  Electioneering  methods  in  England. 
9  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  155,  1892,  p.  338.)— M.,  B.  The 
Whigs  and  imperial  federation.  7  pp.  ( Macmillan’s 
Mag.  v.  61,  1890,  p.  216.) —Macaulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron 
Macaulay.  Confidence  in  the  Ministry  of  Lord  Mel¬ 
bourne  (Jan.  29,  1840) ;  Treaty  of  Washington  (March  21, 
1843).  48  pp.  (Speeches  and  poems,  v.  1,  pp.  230,  505. )— 
M’Carthy,  J.  Coming  men  in  England.  11  pp.  (N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  150,  1890,  p.  310.) — A  forecast  of  Mr.  Glad¬ 
stone’s  new  administration.  9  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  155, 
1892,  p.  293.)— The  throne  in  England.  12  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  149,  1889,  p.  66.)— Macdonell,  J.  Is  the  caucus  a 
necessity?  11pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  38,  1885,  p.  780.) — 
Macfie,  M.  Party  government.  18  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  46,  1884,  p.  252.) — Mahan,  A.  T.  Possibilities  of  an 
Anglo-American  reunion.  13  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  159, 
1894,  p.  551.) — Malidi  of  Mid-Lothian  :  1880  and  1884. 
17  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  136,  1884,  p.  380.) — Mallock, 
W.  H.  Radicalism  :  a  familiar  colloquy.  24  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  415.) — Manning,  H.  E.,  Card.- 
Abp.  of  Westminster.  An  Englishman’s  protest.  5  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882,  p.  488.)— May-day  poli¬ 
tics.  8  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  133,  1883,  p.  723.) — 
Merriman,  J.  The  closer  union  of  the  empire.  10  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21,  1887,  p.  507.) — Facts  versus  Mid- 
Lothian  fallacies.  17  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  136, 
1884,  p.  660.)— Ministerial  embarrassments.  33  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  151,  1881,  p.  535.)— Ministerial  prog¬ 
ress.  15  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  128,  1880,  p.256.) — 
Ministry  and  Parliament.  24  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
v.  76,  1882,  p.  145.)  —  Ministry  and  the  country. 
23  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  165,  1887,  p.  249.)— Ministry  of 
misery.  8  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  129,  1881,  p.  123.) — 
Fall  of  a  ministry  of  vacillation  and  blood.  10  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  138,  1885,  p.  143. )— Moireau,  A. 
L’Angleterre  et  l’lrlande  en  1886.  58  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1886,  3  p6r.  v.  78,  p.  881;  1887,  v.  79,  p.  392.)— 
Moreau,  H.  Politique  de  Lord  Derby  et  la  reforme 
glectorale.  38  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  46,  1859,  p.  703.)— 
Morley,  J.  England  and  Ireland.  19  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  29,  1881,  p.  407.)— Irish  revolution  and  English 
•Liberalism.  20  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.647.) 
— Home  alfairs:  a  National  party.  12  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  42,  1887,  p.  140.)— National  party  of  the 


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future.  30  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  169, 1889,  p.  543.) — Navy 
and  the  country.  18  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  144, 
1888,  p.  279.) — New  government  and  its  work.  22  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  163,  1886,  p.  547.)  —  New  ministry. 
16  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  127,  1880,  p.  788.)— Our 
prospects.  11  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  143,  1888, 
p.  150.)  —  The  outlook.  16  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  139,  1886,  p.  398.) — Palmer,  R.,  1  Earl  of  Selbome.  The 
good  time  coming.  6  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  27,  1890, 
p.  727.) — Thoughts  about  party;  The  Radical  programme. 

15  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  51,  1887,  pp.  1,  347.) — Lord 
Palmerston,  England,  and  the  continent.  8  pp. 
(Fraser’s  Mag.  v.  45,  1852,  p.  320.) — Paralysis  of  gov¬ 
ernment.  36  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  154,  1882,  p.258.)— 
Parkin,  G.  R.  Reorganization  of  the  British  empire. 
6  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  15,  1889,  p.  187. ) — Meeting  of  Par¬ 
liament.  16  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  p.  393.) 
— Opening  of  Parliament.  7  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  143,  1888,  p.  444.)  —  Parliamentary  prospects. 
14  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  145,  1889,  p.  577.) — Future  of 
parties  and  politics.  49  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  156, 
1883,  p.  270.)— Parting  of  the  waters.  15  pp.  (Edin. 
Rev.  v.  162,  1885  p.  286.)— Party  and  principle.  25  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  163,  1886,  p. 232.)— Party  government. 
33  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  69,  1886,  p.  429.) — Past  and 
present  administrations.  46  pp.  (Quart.  Rev. 
v.  104,  1858,  p.  515.)— Paulo  post  fnturnm  policy. 
8  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  128,  1880,  p.  767.) — Pigott,  R. 
The  Irish  question.  12  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  45, 

1882,  p.  165.) — Pillars  of  the  state.  20  pp.  (Block- 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  128,  1880,  p.  271.)  —  Plain  truths  and 
popular  fallacies.  32  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  162,  1885,  p.  558.) 
— “Polemical  language”  and  its  results.  15  pp. 
(Blackivood’s  Mag.  v.  132,  1882,  p.  132.) — Poliey  of  the 
government  and  the  opposition.  31  pp.  (Quart  Rev. 
v.  157,  1884,  p.  550.) — Political  outlook  of  1883.  13  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  133,  1883,  p.  162.) — Political  po¬ 
sition.  17  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  147,  1890,  p.  152.) — 
Political  principles  and  party  prospects.  22  pp. 
(Edin.  Rev.  v.  172,  1890,  p.  575.)— Political  review  of 
the  quarter.  16  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  78,  1883,  p.  441.) 
— Political  situation.  7  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  129, 
1881,  p.  412.) — Political  struggle  of  the  day.  15  pp. 
(Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  80,  |1884,  p.  430.) — Political  sur¬ 
vey  of  the  quarter.  147  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  78, 

1883,  p.  158 ;  v.  79,  1884,  pp.  143,  398 ;  v.  80,  1884,  p.  148 1 
v.  81,  1885,  pp.  160,  415  ;  V.  82, 1885,  pp.  136,  424;  v.  83,  1886, 
pp.  159,  399.) — Porritt,  E.  Boss  rule  in  old  English 
municipalities.  4  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  164,  1897,  p.  125.) — 
Labor  politics  in  a  new  place.  4  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  158, 
1894,  p.  378.)— New  light  on  English  history.  3  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  161,  1895,  p.  119.) — The  position.  9  pp.  (Black¬ 
ivood’s  Mag.  v.  141,  1887,  p.  316.)— Power,  J.  O’C.  The 
new  reform.  10  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885,  p.  15.) 
— Primrose  league.  7  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  135,  1891, 
p.  473.)  —  <tu in,  W.  T.  W.,  4  Earl  of  Dunraven  and 
Mount  Earl.  Future  of  Toryism:  a  sketch.  18  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  25, 1889,  p.  195.)—  Radical  history 
and  Tory  government.  33  pp.  ( Quart.  Rev.  v.  152,  1881, 
p.  239.)— Future  of  the  Radical  party.  11pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  34,  1883,  p.  1.)— Radical  programme: 
machinery.  8  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  34,  1883,  p.  290.)— 
— Radical  programme :  measures.  15  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  34,  1883,  p.  433.) — Rae,  W.  F.  Jubilee  of  the  Re¬ 
form  club.  16  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  673.) — 
Raikes,  H.  C.  Functions  of  an  opposition.  15  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  140.)— Redistribution 
bill.  8  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  51,  1885,  p.  190.)— Red¬ 
mond,  J.  E.  Readjustment  of  the  union :  a  nationalist 
plan.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  509.) — Reid, 
T.  W.  Liberal  outlook.  8  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  31, 
1892,  p.  735.) — Reign  of  Bunkum.  15  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  128,  1880,  p.  666.)— Reinach,  J.  The 
proper  sympathy  between  France  and  England.  14  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.v.  17, 1885,  p.  644.)— Report  of  the  com¬ 
mission.  19  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  147,  1890,  p.  430.) 
— Revolutionary  party.  32  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  151, 
1881,  p.  285.)— Lord  Ilipon’s  “small  measure.” 

16  pp.  (Blackwood’ 8  Mag.  v.  134, 1883,  p.  117.)— Rogers, 


J.  G.  The  fray,  and  afterwards.  20  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  50,  1886,  p.  168.)— The  middle  class  and  the  new  Liberal¬ 
ism.  11  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889,  p.  710.) — The 
ministry  and  the  cloture.  7  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  12, 

1882,  p.  797.) — Mr.  Chamberlain  and  the  Liberal  party. 
21  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  54,  1888,  p.  12.)— A  suspended 
conflict.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  20,  1886,  p.829.) — 
Town  and  country  politics.  15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  11,  1882,  p.  826.)— Rose,  H.  Workmen  and  politics. 
13?pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  132, 1889,  p.  581.)— Russell,  E.  R. 
The  electoral  future.  16  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  47,1885, 
p.  250.) — Russell,  G.  W.  E.  The  new  Liberalism:  a  re¬ 
sponse.  8  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  26,  1889,  p.  492.) — Pro¬ 
test  against  Whiggery.  8  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13, 

1883,  p.  920.) — Russian  philosopher  on  English  poli¬ 
tics.  14  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  137,  1885,  p.  354.) — From 
St.  Stephen’s  to  the  Guildhall.  12  pp.  (Blackwood’s 
Mag.  v.  134,  1883,  p.  790.)— Sancroft,  W.,  Abp.  of  Canter¬ 
bury.  Modern  policies,  taken  from  Machiavel,  Borgia, 
and”  other  choice  authors:  by  an  eye-witness.  70  pp. 
(D’Oyly,  G.,  Life  of  W.  Sancroft,  v.  2,  p.  229.)— Sehnad- 
horst,  E.  The  caucus  and  its  critics.  21  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  12,  1882,  p.  8. )— Organization  of  the  Liberal  party  : 
Mr.  Schnadhorst.  9  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  128,  1887,  p.  104.) 
— Seeley,  J.  R.  Political  somnambulism.  17  pp.  (Mac¬ 
millan’s  Mag.  v.  43,  1881,  p.  28.) — Senior,  N.  W.  Behind 
the  scenes  in  English  politics.  12  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  28,  1890,  p.  369.) — First  move  of  the  Separatists. 
10  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  141,  1887,  p.  458.)—  The  ses¬ 
sion.  29  pp.  (Blackivood’s  Mag.  v.  142, 1887,  p.  430  ;  v.  146, 
1889,  p.  423.) — Progress  of  the  session.  30  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  141, 1887,  p.  854  ;  v.  143, 1888,  p.  720.) — Second 
half  of  the  session.  14  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  144,  1888, 
p.  297.)— The  third  session.  9  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  131,  1882,  p.  806.) — Two  months  of  the  session.  13  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  141, 1887,  rp.  590.)— Work  of  the  ses¬ 
sion  before  Easter.  17  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  145,  1889, 
p.  724.) — Session  and  the  government.  18  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  150,  1891,  p.  299.) — Session  and 
the  ministry.  17  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  148,  1890, 
p.  285.)— Session  and  the  Unionists.  24  pp.  (Edin. 
Rev.  v.  169,  1889,  p.  277.)— Session  before  Easter. 
16  pp.  (Blackioood’s  Mag.  v.  147,  1890,  p.  583.) — Shaw,  T. 
The  union  with  England  of  Ireland  and  Scotland.  24  pp. 
(Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  75,  1882,  p.  396.) — Shaw-Eefevre, 

G.  J.  The  Liberal  split.  17  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  20, 
1886,  p.  592.)— The  two  unions.  19  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  49,  1886,  p.  560.) — Sheffield,  J.,  1  Duke  of  Buckingham. 
Character  of  a  Tory,  in  answer  to  that  of  a  Trimmer : 
both  written  in  King  Charles’s  reign.  32  pp.  (  Works, 
v.  2,  1729,  p.  41.)—  Slagg,  J.  Parliament  and  the  foreign 
policy  of  India.  12  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  46,  1884,  p.  115.) 
— Smith,  G.  Election  notes.  9  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag. 
v.  54,  1886,  p.  241.)— Irish  question.  44  pp.  (Essays  on 
questions  of  the  day,  p.  263. ) — Moral  of  the  late  crisis.  17  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  20,  1886,  p.  305.) — Organization  of  de¬ 
mocracy.  19  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  47,  1885,  p.  315.) — 
Parliament  and  the  rebellion  in  Ireland.  7  pp.  (Con¬ 
temp.  Rev.  v.  41,  1882,  p.  890.) — The  Peelites.  12  pp. 
(Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  56,  1887,  p.  401.) — Political  crisis 
in  England.  33  pp.  (Essays  on  questions  of  the  day, 
p.  91.)— Problems  and  perils  of  British  politics.  13  pp.  (N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  159, 1894,  p.  11.) — Straining  the  silken  thread. 
6  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  58,  1888,  p.  241.)— Spencer, 

H.  New  Toryism.  15  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  45,  1884, 
p.  153.) — Lord  Spencer’s  Irish  administration  and 
the  Conservative  government.  14  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
v.  82,  1885,  p.  325.)— Stansfeld,  J.  Liberal  programmes. 
15  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  48, 1885,  p.  570.) — State  of  the 
opposition.  9  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  32,  1882,  p.  668.) 
—Stump  ministry.  35  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  128, 
1880,  p.  515;  v.  130,  1881,  p.666.) — Sturgis,  J.  R.  Wanted, 
a  leader.  11  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  20,  1886,  p.  183.) — 
Tallichet,  E.  Elections  en  Angleterre.  18  pp.  (Bib- 
lioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  28,  1885,  p.  379.)— 
Tliring,  H.,  1  Baron  Thring.  Home  rule  and  imperial 
unity.  22  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  51,  1887,  p.  305.) — and 
others.  The  rural  voter.  31  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  31, 
1892,  p.  150.)— Toryism  of  the  last  half-century.  30  pp 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Politics 


1906 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Science 


(Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  81,  1885,  p.  386.) — Traill,  H.  D. 
Awakened  candidates.  14  pp.  ( Fortn .  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  52, 
1892,  p.  168.)— Below  the  opposition  gangway.  8  pp. 
(Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  32, 1882,  p.  821.)— Political  crisis.  10  pp. 
(Contemp.  Bev.  v.  46,  1884,  p.  278.)— Politics  of  literature. 
12  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  14,  1883,  p.  610.) — Wanted,  an 
Elisha.  13  pp.  (Contemp.  Bev.  v.  43,  1883,  p.  870.) — True 
position  of  parties.  30  pp.  ( Quart.  Bev.  v.  155,  1883, 
p.  259.) — True  state  of  the  opposition.  8  pp.  (Black¬ 
wood’s  Mag.  v.  132, 1882,  p.  811. ) — Present  position  of  Euro¬ 
pean  politics  :  The  United  Kingdom.  50  pp.  (Fortn. 
Bev.  n.  s.  v.  41, 1887,  p.  785.)— Verdict  of  tlie  country. 
22  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  140,  1886,  p.  261.) — Villari, 
P.  II  presente  e  l’avvenire  dell’  Inghilterra  giudicati  da 
due  storici  inglesi.  36  pp.  (In  his  Saggi  storici  e  critici, 
p.  435.)— Votes  of  censure.  7  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag. 
y.  135,  1884,  p.  828.) — Walker,  C.  Veto  bill  from  the 
trade  point  of  view.  11  pp.  (Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  53,  1893, 
p.734.) — Wallace,  R.  Philosophy  of  Liberalism.  22  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  302.)— Wellington  and 
reform.  19  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  128,  1880,  p.  105.) 
—Wells,  D.  A.  Gt.  Britain  and  the  United  States.  21  pp. 
(IV.  Am.  Bev.  v.  162,  1896,  p.  385.)— Westerkamp,  J.  B. 
Parlamentarische  regierung  in  England.  13  pp.  (Deutsch. 
rundschau,  v.  31,  1882,  p.  365.) — Origin  of  the  terms  Whig; 
and  Tory.  2  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  1,  1817,  p.  246.) 
— Whig1  retort.  12  pp.  (Edin.  Bev.  v.  155,  1882,  p.  279.) 
— Whig  taetics.  14  pp.  (Quart.  Bev.  v.  75,  1845,  p.  519.) 
—Whigs’  last  chance.  7  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  132, 
1882,  p.  252.) — Wise,  B.  R.  Menace  to  national  unity. 
5  pp.  (Macmillan’s  Mag.  v.  58,  1888,  p.  103.)— Women 
workers  in  the  Liberal  cause.  8  pp.  (Westm.  Bev. 
v.  128,  1887,  p.  311.) 

See  also  Catholic  Church  in  Gt.  Britain.— East¬ 
ern  question.— Great  Britain,  Constitution  and 
government ;  Foreign  relations ;  House  of  Commons ; 
House  of  Lords ;  Law;  Parliament.— India,  Politics. — 
Ireland,  Politics.— Jacobites. — Nonjurors. — Scot¬ 
land,  Politics. 

Great  Britain,  Population. 

Mitchell,  J.  Present  state  of  Gt.  Britain 
and  North  America,  with  regard  to  agricul¬ 
ture,  population,  trade,  and  manufactures. 
[Anon.]  1767.  1646 

-  Courtney,  L.  The  swarming  of  men.  23  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  23,  1888,  p.  331.) — Waterhouse,  N.  On 
the  migration  of  population  in  G.  B.  28  pp.  (Lancashire 
and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  2,  1862,  p.  1.) 

See  also  under  Census. — Statistics. 

Great  Britain,  Postal  service. 

Beadon,  R.  J.  Uniform  imperial  postage  : 
an  enquiry  and  a  proposal,  n.  d.  1165 

-  Joyce,  H.  History  of  the  post  office,  from 

its  establishment  down  to  1836.  1893.  1513 

-  Blackley,  W.  L.  Post  office,  and  aids  to  thrift.  12  pp. 

(Contemp.  Bev.  v.  39, 1881,  p.  780.) — Accepted  tender  from 
the  Union  Steam  Navigation  Co.,  and  .  .  .  contract  with 
that  Co.  for  the  conveyance  of  Her  Majesty’s  mails  be¬ 
tween  this  country  and  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope.  13  pp. 
(Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers  [Beports  rel.  to  the  Cape 
of  Good  Hope,  1836-73].) — Heaton,  J.  H.  A  penny  post 
for  the  empire.  15  pp.  1  map.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  27, 
1890,  p.  906.) — Postal  and  telegraphic  reforms.  16  pp. 
(Contemp.  Bev.  v.  59,  1891,  p.327.) — Transatlantic  mails. 
10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  159,  1894,  p.  424.) — Universal  penny 
postage.  9  pp.  (Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1886,  p.  533.)— Ma¬ 
caulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron  Macaulay.  Opening  letters  in 
the  post-office  (July  2,  1844).  4  pp.  (Speeches  and  poems, 
v.  1,  p.  544.)— Post  office  espionage  (June  24,  1844).  8  pp. 
( Speeches  and  poems,  v.  1,  p.  536.) — Mahon,  J.  L.  Crisis 
in  the  post  office.  4  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  28,  1890, 
p.  119.)— Millar,  F.  Evils  of  state  trading  as  illustrated 
by  the  post  office.  21  pp.  (Mackay,  T.,  Plea  for  liberty, 
p.  305.)— Post-oflice.  16  pp.  (Knight,  C.,  Store  of 
knowledge,  p.  113.)— Royal  mails.  14  pp.  (Blackwood’s 
Mag.  v.  137, 1885,  p.  617.) 


Great  Britain,  Public  works. 

Simms,  F.  W.  (Ed.)  Public  works  of  Gt. 
Britain.  1838.  — 3723 

- Development  of  river  conservancy.  24  pp.  (Lon¬ 
don  Quart.  Bev.  v.  60,  1883,  p.  30.) 

See  also  under  Canals. — Railroads. 

Great  Britain,  Railroads. 

Foxwell,  F.,  and  Farrer,  T.  C.  Express 
trains,  English  and  foreign  :  being  a  statisti¬ 
cal  account  of  all  the  express  trains  of  the 
world  with  railway  maps  of  Gt.  Britain  and 
Europe.  1889.  —2726 

-  Acland,  C.  T.  D.  Railway  rates.  13  pp.  (Contemp. 

Bev.  v.  51,  1887,  p.  71.) — Baker,  G.  B.  American  and 
British  railway  stocks.  15  pp.  (Contemp.  Bev.  v.  60,  1891, 
p.  593.) — Buxton,  F.  W.  Workmen’s  trains  and  the 
passenger  duty.  5  pp.  (Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  33,  1883,  p.  592.) 
— Dillwyn,  L.  L.  Our  railway  system.  11pp.  (Contemp. 
Bev.  v.  49,  1886,  p.  863.) — Fleming,  W.  Railways  and 
waterways.  9pp.  (Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  30,  1881,  p.  432.) — 
Jeans,  J.  S.  American  railways  and  British  farmers. 
18  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  28,  1890,  p.  392.)— New  railway 
rates.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  53, 1893,  p.  237.) — Eaing, 
S.,  and  Parsloe,  J.  Our  railway  system.  23  pp.  (Fortn. 
Bev.  n.  s.  v.  39,51886,  p.  449.)— Moon,  E.  Railway  traffic 
and  charges.  8  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  771.) 
— Waring,  C.  State  purchase  of  railways.  34  pp. 
(Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1886,  p.  737.) 

See  also  England,  Bailroads. 

Great  Britain,  Royal  household. 

Connak,  R.  Account  of  the  Princes  of 
Wales,  from  the  first  institution  till  Prince 
Henry,  eldest  son  to  King  James  I.  1751.  1517 

-  Lindsay,  W.  A.  The  royal  household. 

1898.  .2583 

-  Queen  and  the  royal  family.  Anecdotes 

and  narratives  based  on  contemporary  rec¬ 
ords.  1882.  4775 

• —  Society  of  Antiquaries  of  London.  Col¬ 
lection  of  ordinances  and  regulations  for  the 
government  of  the  royal  household  made  in 
divers  reigns.  From  King  Edward  III  to 
King  William  and  Queen  Mary.  1790.  1511 

- Liber  quotidianus  contrarotulatoris  gar- 

derobae.  Anno  regni  Regis  Edwardi  Primi 
vicesimo  octavo,  A.  D.  1299,  1300.  1787.  1511 

-  Brad  laugh,  C.  The  civil  list.  13  pp.  (Contemp.  Bev. 

v.  53,  1888,  p.  719.)— Bunckley,  H.  The  civil  list  and 
grants  to  the  royal  family.  26  pp.  ( Contemp.  Bev.  v.  56, 
1889,  p.  288.) 

See  also  under  King. 

Great  Britain,  Science. 

Barrow,  Sir  J.  Sketches  of  the  Royal 

Society.  1849.  — 1493 

-  Birch,  T.  History  of  the  Royal  Society  of 

London.  1756-57,  4  v.  —1493 

-  British  Association  for  the  advancement 

of  science.  Reports,  1831-95.  1833-95,  63  v. 

—3407 

-  Jones,  H.  B.  The  Royal  Institution,  its 

founder  and  its  first  professors.  1871.  — 1498 

-  Rigaud,  S.  P.  and  Rigaud,  S.  J.  (Eds.) 

Correspondence  of  scientific  men  of  the  seven¬ 
teenth  century.  1841,  2  v.  — 1493 

-  Sprat,  T.  History  of  the  Royal  Society  of 

London.  1722.  — 1493 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Science 


1907 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Zoology 


-  Thomson,  T.  History  of  the  Royal  Society 

from  its  institution  to  the  end  of  the 
eighteenth  century.  1812.  — 1493 

- Weld,  0.  R.  History  of  the  Royal  Society. 

1848,  2  v.  —1493 

-  Year-book  of  the  scientific  and  learned 

societies  of  Gt.  Britain  and  Ireland,  1891-96. 
1892-97,  6  v.  1145 

Great  Britain,  Seals. 

Wyon,  A.  B.,  and  Wyon,  A.  Great  seals 
of  England,  from  the  earliest  period  to  the 
present  time.  1887.  2762 

-  Prynne,  W.  Opening  of  the  great  seal  of  England. 

30  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  4,  p.  651.) — Wyon, 
A.  B.  Great  seals  of  Henry  IV,  Henry  V,  and  Henry  VI. 
29  pp.  2  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  39,  1883, 
p.  139.) 

See  also  Scotland,  Seals. 

Great  Britain,  Statistics. 

Bartholomew,  J.  Gazetteer  of  the  Brit¬ 
ish  isles,  statistical  and  topographical.  1887. 

1141 

The  same.  With  census  supplement,  1891. 
[1893.]  R.71 

-  Great  Britain.  Parliament.  Accounts 

and  papers :  Statistical  abstract  for  the  sev¬ 
eral  colonial  and  other  possessions  of  the 
United  Kingdom,  1879-93,  no.  31.  1895.  — 3392 

-  Porter,  G.  R.  Progress  of  the  nation. 

1836,  3  v.  .2587 

-  Muihall.  M.  G.  Ten  years  of  national  growth.  12  pp. 

(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  50,  1886,  p.  864. )— Rice.  C.  A.  T.  The 
race  for  primacy.  16  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  145,  1887,  p.  435.) 
— Wolton,  T.  A.  Observations  on  population  statistics. 
110  pp.  2  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans. 
n.  s.  v.  9,  1869,  p,  55.) 

See  also  under  Census. — Commerce. — Finance.— Manu¬ 
factures. — Population.  Also  Statistics,  under  England. 

Great  Britain,  Tariff. 

Abstract  of  the  act  for  granting  to  His 
Majesty  several  duties  upon  coals  and  culm. 
1698.  (  With  Letter  to  the  three  absolvers. ) 

—2312 

-  Beedell,  E.  British  tariff  for  1853.  1853. 

—4367 

-  Chester,  W.  D.  Chronicles  of  the  Cus¬ 
toms  department.  [Illustr.]  1885.  — 3312 

-  Great  Britain.  Commissioners  of  en¬ 
quiry  into  the  .  .  .  revenue  arising  in  Ireland, 
Scotland,  etc.  First  [to]  sixth  Reports.  1823. 

—3346 

-  Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons. 

Committee  appointed  to  inquire  into  the 
frauds  and  abuses  in  the  customs.  Report. 
1733.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Com¬ 
mittees,  v.  1.)  4451 

-  Great  Britain.  Parliament.  Acts,  Or¬ 
dinances,  Laws.  Alcohol  in  the  arts :  Cus¬ 
toms  and  inland  revenue  laws  and  laws  and 
regulations  for  the  use  of  methylated  and 
unmethylated  alcohol  in  the  arts ;  together 
with  an  appendix.  1895.  ( U.  S.  53  Cong. 

3  sess.  Senate  repts.  v.  4. ) 

Vol.  III.— 239. 


-  Hall,  H.  History  of  the  custom-revenue 

in  England :  from  the  earliest  times  to  the 
year  1827.  1885,  2  v.  —1363 

-  Macaulay,  Z.  East  and  West  India  sugar. 

1823.  {Pamphlets,  v.  44.)  3126 

-  Campbell,  J.  G.  E.  H.  D.  S.,  Marquis  of  Lome.  Case 

for  free  imports.  3  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  159,  1894,  p.  252.) 
— Fair  trade  and  British  labour.  43  pp.  (Quart.  Rev. 
v.  152,  1881,  p.  552.) — Fair  trade  movement.  29  pp. 
(  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  61,  1882,  p.  384.) — Thoughts  on  free- 
trade  policy,  1846-85.  8  pp.  (Blackivood’s  Mag.  v.  138, 
1885,  p.  239.)  —  Grey,  H.  G.,  3  Earl  Grey.  Protection; 
free  trade;  fair  trade;  colonial  trade.  23pp.  ( Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  31,  1892,  p.  38.) — I.ister,  S.  C.,  1  Baron 
Masham.  Has  England  profited  by  free  trade?  13  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  14,  1892,  p.  324.) — Macaulay.  T.  B.,  1  Baron 
Macaulay.  Sugar  duties  (Feb.  26, 1845).  28  pp.  (Speeches 
and  poems,  v.  1,  p.  404.)— Great  Britain.  House  of  Com¬ 
mons.  Committee  to  whom  the  petition  of  the  book¬ 
sellers  and  printers  of  the  cities  of  London  and  West¬ 
minster,  was  referred ;  relating  to  the  high  duties  on 
paper.  1802.  Report  and  appendices,  1803.  8  pp.  (Gt. 

Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  14,  p.  164.) — 
Protectionist  revival  in  G.  B.  10  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev. 
v.  128,  1887,  p.  61.) — Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons. 
Committee  on  the  laws  relating  to  the  salt  duties, 
1801.  Reports  and  appendix,  1803.  26  pp.  (Gt.  Brit. 

H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  10,  p.  505.) — Tar  ill 
reform.  11pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  130,  1881,  p.542.) 
— Tapper,  C.  Question  of  preferential  tariffs.  9  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  52,  1892,  p.  137.) — Vogel.  Sir  J.  A 
zollverein  of  the  British  dominions.  11  pp.  (Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  498.  (—Walpole,  F.  G.  The  wine 
duties.  10  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  38,  1885,  p.  32.) 

See  also  Free  trade  and  Protection.  —  Great 
Rritain,  Finance. 

Great  Britain,  Taxation.  See  under  Finance. 

Great  Britain,  Weights  and  measures. 

Baily,  F.  Report  on  the  new  standard 
*  scale  of  the  Royal  Astronomical  Society. 
1836.  —2442 

-  Clarke,  A.  R.  Comparisons  of  the 

standards  of  length  of  England,  France,  etc. 
1866.  —2451 

-  Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons. 

Committee  appointed  to  inquire  into  the 
original  standards  of  weights  and  measures 
in  this  kingdom.  Reports.  1758-59.  (Gt. 
Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports  from  Committees,  v.  2. ) 

4451 

-  Rritish  weights  and  measures.  17  pp.  (Westm. 

Rev.  n.  s.  v.  66, 1884,  p.  402. )— Calculator,  pseud.  Obser¬ 
vations  on  the  report  of  the  committee  of  weights  and 
measures.  9  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  4,  1814,  p.  369.) — Mer¬ 
cator,  pseud.  Sketch  for  anew  division  and  sub-division 
of  monies,  weights,  and  coins.  6  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  4, 
1814,  p.  171.)— Pell.  O.  C.  New  view  of  the  geldable  unit 
of  assessment  of  Domesday.  196  pp.  (Dove,  P.  E.,  Domes¬ 
day  commemoration,  v.  1,  p.  227 ;  v.  2,  p.  561.) — Round.  J. 
H.  Notes  on  Domesday  measures  of  land.  38  pp.  (Dove, 
P.  E.,  Domesday  commemoration,  v.  1,  p.  189.)— State  of 
weights  and  measures.  10  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  26, 
1822,  p.  416.) 

Great  Britain,  Zoology. 

Buckland,  F.  T.  Log-book  of  a  fisherman 

and  zoologist.  1876.  — 2624 

-  Gamgee,  J.  Our  domestic  animals.  1867, 

2  v.  —2617 

-  Pennant,  T.  British  zoology.  1812,  4  v. 

—2655 

-  Thornton,  J.  English  herd  book  of  Jer¬ 
sey  cattle.  1880-88,  8  v.  — 4606 


GREAT  BRITAIN,  Zoology 


1908 


GREATNESS 


-  Weatherby,  C.,  and  others  (Pubs.)  Gen¬ 
eral  stud  book,  containing  pedigrees  of  race 
horses,  etc.,  from  the  earliest  accounts  to  the 
year  1896  inclusive.  1865-97,  18  v.  — 4606 

- Supplement  to  v.  17.  1893-96,  4  v.  — 4606 

-  Ancient  wild  animals  of  Britain.  9  pp.  (  Westm. 

Rev.  n.  s.  v.  71,  1887,  p.  36.) 

See  also  under  Birds.— Fishes.— Insects.— Mollusca. 

Great  campaigns.  Adams,  C.  — 2776 

Great  Canadian  north-west.  33  pp.  Ec- 

cleston,  J.  C.  (Fairchild,  G.  M.,  Jr.,  Canadian  leaves,  p.  59.) 

Great  captains.  3  v.  Dodge,  T.  A.  4726 
Great  cities  of  the  republic.  New  York,  1889. 
12°.  2615 

Contents.  Todd,  C.  B.  Story  of  Washington,  the 
national  capital. 

Great  city  frauds  of  Cole,  Davidson,  and  Gor¬ 
don.  Laing,  S.  — 3366 

Great  composers,  Private  life  of  the.  Row- 
botham,  J.  F.  4747 

Great  Conde  and  the  period  of  the  Fronde. 

2  v.  Fitzpatrick,  W.  2605 

Great  discoverie  of  a  plot  in  Scotland,  by  a 
miraculous  meanes.  As  also,  the  names  of 
those  Lords,  that  should  have  been  cut  off  in 
this  plot  of  Scotland.  And  the  names  of  the 
conspirators.  London,  1641.  sm.  4°.  ( Pam¬ 
phlets  :  Charles  I,  v.  2. )  4555 

Great  discovery  of  the  Queens  preparation  in 
Holland,  to  assist  the  King  in  England.  Lon¬ 
don,  1642.  sm.  4°.  ( Pamphlets :  Charles  I , 

v.  4. )  45^5 

Great  Domesday  book  of  Ipswich.  White, 
C.  H.  E.  2513 

Great  Ethiopian  trap.  15  pp.  ( Blackwood’s 

Mag.  v.  134,  1883,  p.  1.) 

Great  expectations.  Dickens,  C.  J.  H.,  Works , 
v.  12.  2192 

Great  falls.  Upper  Missouri  and  the.  11  pp. 

Smalley,  E.  V.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  13,  1888,  p.  408.) 

Great  fortunes,  and  how  they  were  made. 
McCabe,  J.  D.  Jr.  3706 

Great  French  writers.  Chicago,  i888.  2v.  12°. 

3765 

Contents. 

Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L.  A.  Montesquieu,  C.  de  S.,  Baron 
D.  (G.  Sand,pseuci.)  by  E.  de  la  Bride  et  de,  by  A. 
M.  Caro.  Sorel. 

Great  frost.  Cold  doings  in  London,  except 
it  be  at  the  lottery.  With  news  out  of  the 
country  :  a  familiar  talk  between  a  country¬ 
man  and  a  citizen.  London,  1608,  repr.  1887. 
12°.  (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  garner,  v.  1.)  2117 

Great  George  Inn,  Petworth.  11  pp.  2  pi. 

Turner,  R.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  19, 1867,  p.  134.) 

Great  gold  lands  of  South  Africa.  Smith,  R. 

1418 

Great  Grimsby.  Sec  Grimsby. 

Great  historic  families  of  Scotland.  2  v. 
Taylor,  J.  2792 


Great  invasion  of  1863 ;  or,  Gen.  Lee  in  Penn¬ 
sylvania.  Hoke,  J.  2641 

Great  masters  of  Russian  literature  in  the 
nineteenth  century.  Dupuy,  E.  2223 

Great  men,  Uses  of.  32  pp.  Emerson,  R.  W., 

Works,  v.  4,  p.  7. 

Great  metropolis.  Grant,  J.  (Foster,  T., 
Cab.  miscel.  v.  5.)  3126 

Great  metropolis.  5  pp.  Longfellow,  H.  W., 

Works,  v.  7,  p.  367. 

Great  poets  as  religious  teachers.  Morison, 
J.  H.  —4257 

Great  pyramid  and  Napoleon  I.  Evans,  H.  R. 

—1362 

Great  roll  of  the  Pipe  for  the  fifth-twenty- 
first  years  of  the  reign  of  King  Henry  II,  1158- 
75.  London,  1884-97.  17  v.  8°.  ( Pipe  Roll 

Soc.  v.  1,  2,  4-9,  11-13,  15,  16, 18, 19,  21,  22.)  .2514 
Great  Salt  Lake. 

Stansbury,  H.  Exploration  and  survey 
of  the  valley  of  the  Great  Salt  Lake  of  Utah. 
1853,  2  v.  ( 17.  S.  32  Cong.  Spec.  sess.  Senate 
exec.  doc.  no.  3.)  2463 

-  Cliaix,  P.  Exploration  au  Grand  Lac  Sal6  d’Youtah 

.  .  .  par  H.  Stansbury.  24  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
4  s.  v.  23,  1853,  p.  183.) — Gilbert,  G.  K.  Ancient  outlet 
of  Great  Salt  Lake.  4  pp.  (Am.  J.  Sci.  3  s.  v.  15,  1878, 
p.  256.)— Packard,  A.  S.,  Jr.  Great  Salt  Lake  in  former 
times.  7  pp.  (Am.  Nat.  v.  10,  1876,  p.  675.)— Peale,  A.  C. 
Ancient  outlet  of  Great  Salt  Lake.  6  pp.  (Am.  J.  Sci. 
3  s.  v.  15,  1878,  p.  439.)— Talmage,  J.  E.  Waters  of  the 
Great  Salt  Lake.  3  pp.  (Science,  v.  14,  1889,  p.  444.) 

Great  schools  of  England.  Staunton,  H. 

—2397 

Great  seals  of  England.  AVyon,  A.  B.,  and 
Wyon,  A.  2762 

Great  storms  off  the  Atlantic  coast  of  the 
United  States,  March  11-14,  1888.  Hayden,  E. 
(Nautical  monogr.  no.  5.)  — 2492 

Great  west  and  her  commercial  metropolis. 

Edwards,  R.,  and  Hopewell,  M.  2472 

Great  Western  Railway,  Illustrated  guide  to 
the.  Measom,  G.  — 2735 

Great  writers.  14  v.  Robertson,  E.  S.  (Ed.) 

3707 

Great  Yarmouth.  See  Yarmouth. 

Greater  Britain.  Dilke,  Sir  C.  W.  1437 
Greater  England.  Hodgetts,  J.  F.  1518 
Greater  northwest,  New  light  on  the  early 
history  of  the.  3  v.  Coues,  E.  (Ed.)  3514 

Greatliam  House.  7  pp.  Turner,  E.  (Sus¬ 
sex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  17,  1865,  p.  108.) 

Greatliead,  Henry.  Great  Britain.  House  of 

Commons.  Committee  on  Mr.  Greathead’s  petition, 
respecting  his  new  invention  of  a  life-boat,  1802.  Report 
and  appendix,  1803.  6  pp.  (Gt.  Brit.  H.  of  C.  Reports 

from  Committees,  v.  10,  p.  729. ) 

Greatliead,  James  Henry.  1830-96.  Water 

supply  for  fire  extinction.  15  pp.  (London,  Internat. 
Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  8,  p.  548.) 

Greatness.  Emerson,  R.  W.  Greatness. 

22  pp.  (  Works,  v.  8,  p.  283.) — Ly  tton,  Lady  R.  D.  W.  B. 
On  the  comparativeness  of  greatness.  7  pp.  (In  her 
Shells  from  the  sands  of  time,  p.  93.) 

See  also  Fame.— Genius.— Glory. 


Gr£aU,  Jules 


1909 


GREECE,  Ancient,  Antiquities,  etc 


Greau,  Jules. 

Collection  J.  G.  Catalogue  des  bronzes 
antiques  et  des  objets  d’art  du  moyen-age 
et  de  la  renaissance,  dont  la  vente  aura  lieu 
du  1  au  9  Juin,  1885.  [Illustr.]  Paris,  1885. 
4°.  —1791 

Greaves,  Charles  Sprengel.  1802-81.  Death 

place  of  Viscount  Montague.  19  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Coll.  v.  26,  1875,  p.  193.) 

G  reban,  Arnoul  d’.  15  cent. 

Myst^re  de  la  passion.  Pub.  d’aprds  les 
MSS.  de  Paris  avec  une  introduction  et  un 
glossaire  par  G.  Paris  et  G.  Raynaud.  Paris, 
1878.  r.  8°.  3353 

Grebaut,  Eugene. 

M6moires  pub.  par  les  membres  de  la  Mis¬ 
sion  arch5ologique  frangaise  au  Caire.  See 
France,  Minist&re  de  V Instruction  Publique. 

-  (TV. )  Hymne  a  Ammon-Ra,  des  papyrus 

6gyptiens  du  mus6e  de  Boulaq.  Paris,  1874. 
8°.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  hautes  Uudes,  v.  21.) 

—4154 

-  and  others.  Musee  egyptien :  recueil  de 

monuments  choisis  et  de  notices  sur  les 
fouilles  en  Eyypte.  Pt.  1.  Le  Caire,  1890. 
sm.  fo.  1703 

Grecian  archipelago.  See  ^Egean  sea. 
Grecian  tire.  See  Greek  fire. 


-  Grant,  A.  J.  Greece  in  the  age  of  Peri¬ 
cles.  1893.  (Knight,  W.  A.,  Univ.  extension 
manuals. )  2737 

-  Pausanias.  ‘EXX&Sos  nrtprfnaa  :  descrip¬ 
tion  de  la  Gr6ce.  Traduction  nouvelle  avec 
le  texte  grec  .  .  .  par  M.  Clavier.  1814-21, 

6  v.  4295 

The  same.  Tr.  with  a  commentary  by  J. 
G.  Frazer.  1898,  6  v.  2715 

Note. — For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  Pausanias. 

-  Butcher,  S.  H.  Melancholy  of  the  Greeks.  36  pp. 

(In  his  Some  aspects  of  the  Greek  genius,  p.  130.)— 
Curtius,  E.  Topographie  und  mythologie.  9  pp. 
(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  50,  1895,  p.  373.) — Etat  poli¬ 
tique  et  moral  de  la  Gr&ce  avant  la  domination  macti- 
donienne.  31.pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1888,  3  p€r.  v.  87, 
p.  47.) — Clrotefend,  G.  F.  Ueber  das  vaterland,  die 
mundart,  und  den  sagenkreis  der  aeltesten  dichter 
Griechenlands.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthums.  v.  7,  1840, 
p.  291.) — Linton,  Mrs.  E.  L.  Womanhood  in  old  G. 
36  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1887,  pp.  105,  715.) — Nicol- 
son,  F.  W.  Greek  and  Roman  barbers.  16  pp.  (Green- 
ough,  J.  B.,  and  others.  Harvard  studies  in  class,  philol. 
v.  2,  p.  41.) — Oberhnmmer,  E.  Jahresbericht  ueber 
geographic  von  Griechenland.  204  pp.  ( Jahresb .  ueber 
fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  64,  1891,  p.  347  ;  v.  69,  1892, 
p.  251;  v.  77,  1894,  p.  29.)— Steiutlial,  H.  Mueller: 
Griechische  reisen  und  studien.  6  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelker- 
psych.  v.  18,  1888,  p.  219.) 

See  also  Abdera.— Acarnania.- Achaia.— Acrae- 
phia.— Actinia. — ,Ggae. — Ageau  sea. — .Egina. — 
Agiou.  —  iEolis.  — .Etolia.  —  Ainbracia.  —  Amy- 
clae. — Arcadia.  —Argos. — Athens  and  Attica.  — 
Basilis.  — Bathos.  —  Boeae.  —  Bneotia.  —  t'haero- 


Greco,  Dionisio,  Bp.  of  Chironesso.  16  cent. 

Lettere.  3  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  4,  p.  142.) 

Greco-calabro  dialetto  di  Bova.  Pelle¬ 
grini,  A.  — 2142 

Grecs  en  Egypte  (VII  et  VI  siecles),  Premi¬ 
ers  6tablissements  des.  Mallet,  D.  (France, 
Ministere  de  l’Instr.  Pub.  Mission  archeol.  fr. 
au  Caire ,  v.  12,  pt.  1.)  4791 

Gredilla,  Claudio  Perez  y.  See  Perez  y  Gre- 
dilla,  C. 

Greece,  Ancient. 

Arrangement : 

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fine  arts. 
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Commerce. 
Costume. 


Early  inhabi¬ 
tants. 
Education. 
Finance. 
Geology. 
History. 

Land  system. 
Law. 

Manners  and 
customs. 


Medicine. 
Military  and 
naval  arts. 
Music. 

Mythology  and 
religion. 
Numismatics. 
Politics. 
Weights  and 
measures. 


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Note.— Imaginary  travels. 


nea.— CTialcidicc.  — Chalcis.— Cirrha.— Cleitor.-- 
Corfu.  — Corinth.  — Crete.  — Crissa.  — Cyclades.  — 
Delphi.  — Di  min  i.  — Dimitzaiia.  — Dodona.  —Do¬ 
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gara.— Menidi.— Messenia.— Morea  or  Pelopon¬ 
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Athen.  abth.  v.  8, 1883,  p.  147.)— Erdmann,  M.  Hippoda- 
mos  von  Milet  und  die  symmetrische  staedtebaukunst 
der  Griechen.  32  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  42,  1884,  p.  193.)— 
Godwin,  E.  W.  Greek  home  according  to  Homer.  9  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  19,  1886,  p.  914.)— Gordon,  G.,  4  Earl 
of  Aberdeen.  Inquiry  into  the  principles  of  beauty  in 
Grecian  architecture.  110  pp.  (Rudiment,  architect,  for 
the  use  of  beginners  and  students,  p.  1.)— Murray,  A.  S. 
Remains  of  archaic  temple  of  Artemis  at  Ephesus. 
10  pp.  2  pi.  (Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  10,  1889,  p.  1.)— 
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Six,  J.  On  the  composition  of  the  eastern  pediment  of 
the  Zeus  temple  at  Olympia.  19  pp.  1  pi.  (Journ.  of 
Hellen.  studies,  v.  10,  1889,  p.  98.) 

See  also  under  Antiquities  and  fine  arts. 

Greece,  Ancient,  Biography. 

Cox,  Sir  G.  W.  Lives  of  the  Greek  states¬ 
men.  Solon-Themistokles.  1885.  3797 

The  same.  2  s.  Ephialtes-Hermokrates. 
1886.  3797 

-  Nepos,  C.  Quae  extant  opera  .  .  .  curante 

J.  B.  F.  Descuret .  .  .  1820.  (Lemaire,  N.  E., 
Biblioth.  class.  Lat.)  — 4236 

Note. — For  other  eds.  see  Nepos,  C. 


GREECE,  Ancient,  Biography 


1914 


GREECE.  Ancient,  Finance 


- Vies  des  hommes  illustres.  [Lat.  and 

Fr.]  n.  d.  3213 

Note—  N.  t.  p. 

The  same.  Literally  tr.,  with  notes  ...  by 
J.  S.  Watson.  1853.  (  With  Justinus  :  Bohn, 

H.  G. ,  Class.  Libr.)  .  2757 

-  Plutarchus.  Vitae.  [ Gr .  and  Lat.]  1857- 

62,  2  v.  {Opera,  y.  1,  2  :  Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth. 
gr. )  3262 

The  same.  Tr.  with  notes  ...  by  A.  Stew¬ 
art  and  G.  Long.  1880-82,  4  v.  (Bohn,  H.  G., 
Stand.  Libr.)  3796 

Note—  For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  Plutarchus. 

-  Seyffert,  O.  Dictionary  of  classical  an¬ 
tiquities  :  mythology,  religion,  literature,  and 
art.  Ed.  by  H.  Nettleship  and  J.  E.  Sandys. 
1891.  ‘  1143 

-  Smith,  Sir  W.  ( Ed. )  Dictionary  of  Greek 

and  Roman  biography  and  mythology.  1890, 
3  v.  1194 

-  Dionysius,  of  Hnlicarnassus .  De  praecipuis  linguae 

Graecae  auctoribus  elogia.  8  pp.  ( Scripta ,  v.  2,  p.  186.) 
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Ed.  A.  Westermann.  11  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  15, 
1848,  p.  244. )— ToepfTer,  J.  Genealogische  streitfragen 
und  nachlesen.  14  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  45,  1890, 
p.  371.) 

See  also  Classical  biography. 

Greece,  Ancient,  Botany, 

Lenz,  H.  O.  Botanik  der  alten  Griechen 
und  Roemer.  1859.  —2603 

-  Meyer,  E.  H.  F.  In  his  Geschichte  der 

botanik,  v.  1.  1854.  — 2666 

Greece,  Ancient,  Calendar. 

Allacci,  L.  De  mensura  temporum  an¬ 
tiquorum,  et  praecipue  Graecorum,  exercita- 
tio.  1645.  (  With  his  De  templis  Graecorum. ) 

1715 

-  Mommsen,  A.  Chronologie.  Untersu- 

chungen  ueber  das  kalenderwesen  der  Grie¬ 
chen.  1883.  2445 

-  Risclioff.  E.  F.  Beitraegezurkenntnissnichtattischer 

tagesnamen.  10  pp.  ( Leipziger  studien,  v.  10,  1887,  p.  299.) 
— Beitraege  zur  wiederherstellung  altgriechischer  ka- 
lender.  18  pp.  (Leipziger  studien,  v.  16,  1894,  p.  141.) — 
De  fastis  Graecorum  antiquioribus.  103  pp.  ( Leipziger 
studien,  v.  7,  1884,  p.  313.)— Hicks,  E.  L.  Sacrificial 
calendar  from  Cos.  15  pp.  ( Journ .  of  Hellen.  studies, 
v.  9,  1888,  p.  323.) — Potter,  J.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Of 
the  Greek  year.  7  pp.  (In  his  Archaeol.  Gr.  p.428.)— 
Unger,  G.  F.  Zeitrechnung  der  Griechen  und  Roemer. 
114  pp.  (Mueller,  I.  P.  E.,  Handb.  der  klass.  alterthumsw. 
v.  1,  p.  549.) 

Greece,  Ancient,  Chronology. 

Fischer,  E.  W.  Griechische  und  roemische 
zeittafeln.  1846,  2  pts.  in  1  v.  2451 

-  Mommsen,  A.  Chronologie.  Untersu- 

chungen  ueber  das  kalenderwesen  der  Grie¬ 
chen.  1883.  2445 

-  Peter,  K.  L.  Zeittafeln  der  griechischen 

geschichte.  1877.  2723 

— -  Smith,  Sir  W.  {Ed.)  Chronological  tables 
of  Greek  and  Roman  history  .  .  .  1849.  .2456 

-  Bauer,  A.  Jahresbericht  ueber  griechische  ge¬ 
schichte  und  chronologie  fuer  1881  bis  1888.  190  pp. 

(Jahresb.  ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  60,  1890,  p.  1.) 
— Beloch,  J.  Zur  chronologie  der  letzten  jahre  des 


peloponnesischen  krieges.  36  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  43, 1884, 
p.  261.)— TocptTer,  J.  Zur  chronologie  der  aelteren 
griechischen  geschichte.  22  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s. 
v.  49,  1894,  p.  225.) 

Greece,  Ancient,  Colonies. 

Gillies,  J.  History  of  ancient  Greece, 
its  colonies,  and  conquests.  1822,  4  v.  2716 

-  Troya,  C.  Greci  e  Longobardi.  1851. 

{In  his  Storia  d’ Italia  del  medio  evo,  v.  3, 
pt.  1. )  4394 

-  Rusolt,  G.  Bemerkungen  ueber  die  gruendungsdata 

der  griechischen  colonien  in  Sicilien  und  Unteritalien. 
4  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1885,  p.466.) — Cur¬ 
tins,  E.  Die  Griechen  als  meister  der  colonisation. 
10  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  35,  1883,  p.  340.)— Hirsch- 
feld,  G.  Zur  typologie  griechischer  ansiedelungen  im 
alterthum.  21pp.  (Hist,  und  philol.  aufsaetze,  p.353.) — 
Koehler,  U.  Ueber  den  auswaertigen  besitzstand 
Athens  im  2  jahrhundert.  12  pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol. 
inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  1,  1876,  p.  257.) 

See  also  Asia  Minor. — Magna  Graccia. 

Greece,  Ancient,  Commerce. 

Burineister,  C.  C.  H.  Huellman’s  Handelsge- 
schichte  der  Griechen.  2  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  6, 
1839,  p.  1137.)  — Ueber  den  handel  der  griechischen 
staedte  zur  zeit  des  Kaisers  Hadrian.  2  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
alterthumsw.  v.  6,  1839,  p.  190.) — Gilbart,  J.  W.  Com¬ 
merce  of  ancient  G.  58  pp.  (In  his  Lectures  on  the  hist, 
of  anct.  commerce,  p.  49.)— Yeats,  J.  Greece.  10  pp. 
(In  his  Growth  ...  of  commerce  in  all  ages,  p.  48.) 

Greece,  Ancient,  Costume. 

Baxter,  T.  Illustration  of  the  Egyptian, 
Grecian,  and  Roman  costume.  1810.  — 17C5 

-  .Tonkin.  F.  On  the  antique  Greek  dress  for  women. 

10  pp.  (In  his  Papers  lit.  sci.  v.  1,  p.  35.) 

Greece,  Ancient,  Customs.  See  with  Manners. 

Greece,  Ancient,  Early  inhabitants. 

Panofka,  T.  Griechinnen  und  Griechen 
nach  antiken.  1844.  1752 

-  Tsountas,  C.,  and  Manatt,  J.  I.  Myce¬ 
naean  age :  a  study  of  the  monuments  and 
culture  of  Pre-Homeric  Greece.  [Illustr.] 
1897.  17C3 

-  Abbott,  E.  Earliest  inhabitants  of  G.  10  pp.  (Eng. 

Hist.  Rev.  v.  1,  1886,  p.  417.) 

See  also  Dorians.— Ionians. — Peiasgians. 

Greece,  Ancient,  Education. 

Wilkins,  A.  S.  National  education  in 
Greece,  in  the  fourth  century  before  Christ. 
1873.  —2377 

-  Hatch,  E.  Greek  education.  25  pp.  (In  his  Influ¬ 
ence  of  Greek  ideas  .  .  .  upon  the  Christ,  fch.  p.  25 :  Hib- 
bert  lectures,  1888.) — Jacobs,  F.  Ueber  die  erziehung 
der  Griechen  zur  sittlichkeit.  54  pp.  (Munich,  Akad. 
wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  1 :  Philol. -p hilos.  classe,  Abhandl. 
1808,  p.  3.) 

Greece,  Ancient,  Finance. 

Del  Mar,  A.  Greece  and  Greek  colonies.  12  pp. 
(In  his  History  of  money  in  anct.  countries,  p.  161.) — 
Uenormant,  F.  Coup  d’ceil  sur  la  doctrine  mongtaire 
et  ses  consequences  pratiques  dans  l’antiquitg ;  Magis- 
trats  mongtaires  chez  les  Grecs.  126  pp.  (In  his  Mon- 
naie  dans  Pan tiquitg,  v.  3,  pp.  1,  37.)— Money  in  ancient 
G.  and  Rome.  19  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  34, 1879,  p.  504.) — 
Systgmes  mongtaires  des  Grecs.  33  pp.  (In  his  Essai  sur 
l’organisation  .  .  .  monnaie,  p.  44.)— Unions  mongtaires 
et  les  monnaies  fgdgrales  chez  les  Grecs.  53  pp.  (In  his 
Monnaie  dans  l’antiquitg,  v.  2,  p.  53.) — Porzio.  L.  De 
re  pecunia  antiquorum.  30  pp.  (Gronovius,  J.,  Thes. 
Or.  antiq.  v.  9,  p.  1433.)— ilucipo,  V.  V.  Systgme  grec. 
228  pp.  (In  hi 8  Essai  sur  les  systgmes  mgtriques  et  mong- 


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of  the  ancient  Greek  and  Roman  money.  74  pp.  (Royal 
Soc.  London,  Philos,  trans.  v.  61,  1772,  p.  462.) — Waclis- 
■nulli.  C.  Oeffentlicher  credit  in  der  hellenisehen  welt 
waehrend  der  Diadochenzeit.  21  pp.  SRheinisch.  mus. 
n.  s.  v.  40,  1885,  p.  283.) 

See  also  under  Numismatics. 

Greece,  Ancient ,  Fine  arts.  See  with  Antiqui¬ 
ties. 

Greece,  Ancient,  Geology. 

Schvarcz,  J.  In  his  Failure  of  geological 
attempts  made  by  the  Greeks,  from  the 
earliest  ages  down  to  the  epoch  of  Alexander. 
1868.  '  —1572 

Greece,  Ancient ,  History,  to  A.  D.  1453. 

Bikelas,  D.  Greice  byzantine  et  moderne  : 
essais  historiques.  1893.  2713 

-  Droysen,  J.  G.  Geschichte  des  Hellenis- 

mus.  1§77,  6  v.  in  3.  2733 

-  Duncker,,  M.  W.  History  of  Greece  from 

the  earliest  times  to  the  end  of  the  Persian 
war.  Tr.  by  S.  F.  Alleyne  and  E.  Abbott. 
1883-86,  2  v.  2724 

-  Duruy,  J.  V.  Histoire  des  Grecs  depuis 

les  temps  les  plus  recul^s  jusqu’a  la  reduction 
de  la  Grece  en  province  romaine.  1887-89, 

3  v.  2733 

-  Fontane,  M.  Grece  (de  1300  a  480  av. 

J.-C.).  1885.  (In  his  Hist.  univ.  v.  5.)  2412 

-  Gardner,  P.  New  chapters  in  Greek  his¬ 
tory  :  historical  results  of  recent  excavations 
in  Greece  and  Asia  Minor.  With  illustrations. 
1892.  2713 

-  Gullies,  J.  History  of  ancient  Greece, 

its  colonies,  and  conquests.  1822,  4  v.  2716 
-  Grant,  A.  J.  Greece  in  the  age  of  Peri¬ 
cles.  1893.  (Knight,  W.  A.,  Univ.  extension 
manuals. )  2737 

-  Herodotus.  [Historiarum  libri  IX.]  With 

a  commentary  by  J.  W.  Blakesley.  \Gr.~\ 
1854,  2  v.  3203 

The  same.  New  English  version,  ed.  with 
copious  notes  ...  by  G.  Rawlinson.  1859-60, 

4  v.  .2413 

-  Hill,  G.  F.  ( Ed. )  Sources  for  Greek  his- 

tory,  between  the  Persian  and  Peloponnesian 
wars.  1887.  '  3722 

-  Historische  und  philologische  auf- 

saetze.  Ernst  Curtius  zu  seinem  sieben- 
zigsten  geburtstage  am  2  Sept.,  1884,  gewid- 
met.  1884.  2723 

-  Holm,  A.  History  of  Greece,  from  its 

commencement  to  the  close  of  the  inde¬ 
pendence  of  the  Greek  nation,  tr.  from  the 
German.  1894-96,  3  v.  2744 

-  Mahaffy,  J.  P.  The  Greek  world  under 

Roman  sway,  from  Polybius  to  Plutarch. 
1890.  “  2724 

- and  Gilman,  A.  In  their  Story  of  Alex¬ 
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2426 

-  Meyer,  E.  Geschichte  des  abendlandes  bis 

auf  die  Perserkriege.  1893.  (In  his  Ge¬ 
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Vol.  III. — 240. 


-  Mitford,  W.  History  of  Greece.  1838, 

8  v.  2724 

-  Myers,  P.  V.  N.  Eastern  nations  and 

Greece.  1889.  (Allen,  W.  F.,  and  Myers,  P. 

V.  N.,  Ancient  hist,  for  colleges,  v.  1.)  2425 

-  Paparrigopoulo,  C.  Histoire  de  la  civi¬ 
lisation  hell6nique.  1878.  2733 

-  Peter,  K.  L.  Zeittafeln  der  griechischen 

geschichte.  1877.  2723 

-  Robiou,  F.  M.  L.  J.  de  la  T.  ItinSraire 

des  dix-mille.  Etude  topographique,  avec 
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-  Smith,  Sir  W.  ( Ed. )  Chronological  tables 

of  Greek  and  Roman  history,  civil  and  lite¬ 
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-  Thucydides.  History  of  the*  Peloponne¬ 
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The  same.  New  and  literal  version,  from 
the  text  of  Arnold.  1859-62,  2  v.  (Bohn, 
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Note. — For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  Thucydides. 

-  Vischer,  W.  Historische  schriften,  he- 

rausg.  von  H.  Gelzer.  Mit  einer  lithographir- 
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— —  Xenophon.  Anabasis.  Erklaert  von  C. 
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2  v.  in  1.  3207 

The  same.  Literally  tr.  from  the  Greek, 
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Note. — For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  Xenophon. 

- [Hellenika.]  Griechische  geschichte 

zum  schulgebrauche,  mit  erklaerenden  an- 
merkungen  versehen  von  E.  Kurz.  1873-74, 

2  v.  in  1.  3206 

The  same.  Literally  tr.  from  the  Greek, 
by  J.  S.  Watson  and  H.  Dale.  1861.  (Bohn, 
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Note. — For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  Xenophon. 

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( Jahresb .  ueber  for tschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  60,  1890,  p.  1.) 
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p.  172.)— I>e  ttnincey,  T.  Greece  under  the  Romans. 
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geschichte  der  nachfolger  Alexanders.  12  pp.  (Zeits.f. 
alterthumsw.  v.  3,  1836,  pp.  161,825.) — Freeman,  E.  A. 
Greek  cities  under  Roman  rule.  17  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
v.  46,  1884,  p.  687.)— Gasquet,  A.  Royaume  lombard, 
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35  pp.  (Rev.'  hist.  v.  33,  1887,  p.  58.)—  Geier,  R.  Frag- 
menta  historicorum  Graecorum.  Ed.  C.  Mullerus. 
7  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  20,  1853,  p.  257.) — Gil- 
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Grfece.  22  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  45,  1891,  p.  62.) — Gladstone, 

W.  E.  Place  of  ancient  Greece  in  the  Providential 
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Holm.  A.  Lange  fehde.  14  pp.  (Hist,  und  philol.  auf- 
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schichte.  27  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  48,  1893,  p.  485.) 
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in  Plato’s  Republic  compared  with  the  actual  history  of 
Greek  cities.  22  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  5, 
1891,  p.  53.)— Matthiae,  A.  H.  Geschichte  des  achaei- 
schen  Bundes.  20  pp.  (Vermisch.  schriften ,r„p  239.)— 
Monro.  D.  B.  Homer  and  the  early  history  of  G. 
10  pp.  (Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  1.  1886,  p.  43.) — Peter,  C. 
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J.  M.  Schultz.  2  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  19,  1843, 
p.  761.)— Petrie,  W.  M.E.  The  Egyptian  bases  of  Greek 
history.  7  pp.  1  pi.  (Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  11,  1890, 
p.  271.)— ScRwartz,  E.  Quellenuntersuchungen  zur 
griechischen  geschichte.  56  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s. 
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history  of  G.  and  Assyria.  35  pp.  (Remains,  v.  3,  p.  154.) 
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See  also  Athens  and  Attica. —By  zantine  em¬ 
pire.  —Greek  historians.  —  Macedonia.  —  Pelo¬ 
ponnesian  war. — Sa  la  in  is. — Troy. 

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Greece,  Ancient,  Inscriptions.  See  Greek  in¬ 
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Greece,  Ancient,  Land  system. 

Seebohm,  H.  E.  On  the  structure  of 
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Greece,  Ancient,  Law. 

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others.  Recueil  des  inscriptions  juridiques 
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See  also  Athens  and  Attica. — Lycurgus. — Solon. 
— Sparta. 

Greece,  Ancient,  Manners  and  customs. 

Goell,  H.  H.  Kulturbilder  aus  Hellas  und 
Rom.  1880,  2  v.  2724 

-  Guizot,  F.  P.  G.  Menandre :  etude  his- 

torique  et  litt^raire  sur  la  comedie  et  la  so- 
ciete  grecques.  1855.  3271 

-  Henne-am  Rhyn,  O.  Kulturgeschichte 

der  Hellenen  und  Roemer  und  ihres  machtge- 
bietes  bis  zum  siege  Christentums.  1877.  (In 
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-  Mahaffy,  J.  P.  Greek  life  and  thought 

from  the  age  of  Alexander  to  the  Roman  con¬ 
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-  Monceaux,  P.  Grece  avant  Alexandre  : 

6tude  sur  la  society  grecque  du  VI  au  IV 
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-  Panofka,  T.  Grieehinnen  und  Griechen 

nach  antiken.  1844.  1752 

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-  Seebohm,  H.  E.  On  the  structure  of  Greek 

tribal  society.  1895.  3722 

-  Stuck,  J.  W.  Antiquitatum  convivialium 

libri  III.  In  quibus  Hebraeorum,  Graecorum, 
Romanorum  aliarumque  nationum  antiqua 
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naean  age  :  a  study  of  the  monuments  and  cul¬ 
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1703 


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1917  GREECE,  Ancient,  Mythology  and  religion 


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(Leipziger  studien,  v.  16,  1894,  p.  159.)— Martinens'O- 
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the  miscellaneous  customs  of  G.  165  pp.  (In  his  Ar¬ 
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W.  Sitzen  oder  stehen  in  den  griechischen  volksversamm- 
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See  also  Athens  ami  Attica. — Festivals.  Qreek  and 
Roman.  —  Manners  anti  Customs.  —  Olympic 
games. — Pythian  games. 

Greece,  Ancient,  Measures.  See  with  Weights. 
Greece,  Ancient,  Medicine. 

Fnclis,  R.  Anecdota  medica  Graeca.  51pp.  ( Rhei - 
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Greece,  Ancient,  Military  and  naval  arts. 

Busolt,  G.,  and  others.  Griechische  staats-, 
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Griechische  kriegsschrifts teller.  Griechisch 
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See  also  Chariots. — Greek  lire. 

Greece,  Ancient,  Music. 

Monro,  D.  B.  Modes  of  ancient  Greek 
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-  Caesar,  J.  Die  wahrheit  ueber  den  rhythmus  in  den 

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thumsw.  v.  14,  1847,  p.  753.)— Farnell,  G.  S.  Musical 
accompaniment  of  Greek  song.  11  pp.  (In  his  Greek 
lyric  poetry,  p.  34.)— Gleditsch,  H.  Musik  der  Griechen. 
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Buchholz,  E.  A.  W.  Homerische  goet- 
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-  Gruppe,  O.  F.  Griechische  culte  und 

mythen.  v.  1.  1887.  —4275 

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gique  .  . .  renfermant  environ  1000  monuments 
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-  Harrison,  J.  E.  Myths  of  the  Odyssey  in 

art  and  literature.  1882.  3273 

—  Hatch,  E.  Influence  of  Greek  ideas  and 
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-  Hawthorne,  N.  Wonder-book,  Tangle- 

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Note. — For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  O vidius  Naso,  P.  (in 
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-  Schoemann,  G.  F.  Religionswesen.  1873. 

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-  Stengel,  P.,  and  Oehmichen,  G.  Die 

griechischen  sakralaltertuemer  und  das  bueh- 
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Arrangement : 

General  and  Miscellaneous  Works. 


Army  and 
navy. 

Commerce. 

Constitution 


Education. 

Finance. 

History. 


Manners  and 
customs. 
Palaeontology. 
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-  Lacour,  J.  L.  Excursions  en  Grece  pen¬ 
dant  1’ occupation  de  la  Moree  par  l’armee 

frangaise,  1832-33.  1834.  2491 

-  Murray,  J.  (Pub.)  Handbook  for  travel¬ 
lers  in  Greece.  1896.  2436 

-  Pouqueville,  F.  C.  H.  L.  Voyage  dans 

la  Gr&ce.  1820-21,  5  v.  .2466 

-  Sergeant,  L.  New  Greece.  [1878.]  2734 

-  Spon,  J.  R6ponse  &  la  critique  pub.  par 

M.  Guillet,  sur  le  voyage  de  Grece  de  Jacob 
Spon.  [Anon.]  1679.  .2467 

-  —  and  Wheler,  Sir  G.  Voyage  d’ltalie, 

de  Dalmatie,  de  Gr4ce  .  .  .  1724,  2  v.  .2467 


-  Wilde,  Sir  W.  R.  W.  Narrative  of  a 

voyage  to  Madeira .  .  .  including  a  visit  to  .  .  . 
Greece.  1840,  2  v.  1413 

-  Williams,  H.  W.  Travels  in  Italy,  Greece, 

and  the  Ionian  islands.  1820,  2  v.  .2466 

-  Blackie,  J.  S.  Modern  G.  16  pp.  (Forum,  v.  23,  1897, 

p.  113.)— Bonrehier,  J.  D.  Glance  at  contemporary  G. 
17  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  47,  1890,  p.  864. )— Treatment 
of  criminals  in  modern  G.  8  pp.  ( Blackwood’s  Mag. 
v.  152,  1892,  p.  54.)— I>e  Quincey,  T.  Modern  G.  37  pp. 
(Coll,  writings,  v.  7,  p.  331.) — Estonrnelles  de  Con¬ 
stant,  P.  H.  B.,  Baron  d\  Superstitions  of  modern  G. 
20  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11,  1882,  p.  586.) — Freeman, 
E.  A.  First  glimpses  of  Hellas.  11  pp.  (In  his  Sketches 
from  the  subject  and  neighbour  lands  of  Venice,  p.  332.) 
— Gildersleeve,  B.  L.  My  sixty  days  in  G.  38  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  79,  1897,  pp.  199,  301,  630.) — Harris. 
W.  B.  Conduct  and  present  condition  of  G.  8  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.*\.  162,  1897,  p.  286.)— Krenke,  G. 
Das  dampfross  auf  classischen  gefilden.  8  pp.  ( XJnsere 
Zeit,  1889,  v.  2,  p.345.) — Lynch,  H.  Greece  of  to-day. 
9  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  139,  1893,  p.  155.) — Marshall,  V. 
G.  Erdbeben  in  Griechenland.  9  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1887, 
v.  1,  p.  109.)— Der  fortschritt  Neugriechenlands.  15  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  2,  p.  259.) — Reisebilder  aus  Neu- 
griechenland.  11  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1888,  v.  2,  p.  263.) — 
Miller.  W.  Impressions  of  G.  11  pp.  (Westm.  Rev. 
v.  142,  1894,  p.  304.) — Playfair,  Sir  R.  L.  Greece.  65  pp. 
3  maps.  (In  his  Handb.  to  the  Mediterranean,  pt.  1, 
p.  213.) — Sonnenschein.  W.  S.  Greece.  1  p.  (In  his 
Best  books,  p.  182  ;  Reader’s  guide  to  contemp.  lit.  p.  265. ) 
—Wheeler,  B.  I.  Royal  family  of  G.  3  pp.  (Century 
Mag.  n.  s.  v.  32,  1897,  p.  139.) 

See  also  iEgean  sea.  —  Athens  and  Attica.  — 
Chalcis.— Corfu.  —Corinth.  —  Crete.  —  Euboea.  — 
Ionian  islands. — Lamia. — Lepanto.  —Levant. — 
Maim. — Marathon.— Mediterranean  sea.  — Me- 
gara. — Messenia. — Morea  or  Peloponnesus. — 
Patras. — Thebes. — Thrace. 

For  the  language,  literature,  poetry,  etc.,  of  Greece, 
see  ftreek. 

Greece,  Modern,  Army  and  navy. 

Bickford-Smith,  R.  A.  H.  Army  and  navy. 
17  pp.  (In  his  Greece  under  King  George,  p.  240.)— 
Gardner,  E.  Greek  soldiers.  2  pp.  (Sat.  Rev.  v.  83, 
1897,  p.  435. )— Palmer,  F.  How  the  Greeks  were  de¬ 
feated.  16  pp.  (Forum,  v.  24,  1897,  p.  350.) — Wheeler, 

B.  I.  Modern  Greek  as  a  fighting  man.  8  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  164,  1897,  p.  609.) 

Greece,  Modern,  Commerce. 

Bickford-Smith,  R.  A.  H.  Commerce.  13  pp. 
(In  his  Greece  under  King  George,  p.  59.)— Macgregor, 
J.  Greece.  26  pp.  (In  his  Commercial  statistics,  v.  2, 
p.  186.) — Sergeant,  L.  Trade  and  commerce.  13  pp. 
(In  his  New  Greece,  p.  136.) 

Greece,  Modern,  Constitution. 

Bickford-Smith,  R.  A.  H.  Constitution.  18  pp. 
(In  his  Greece  under  King  George,  p.  257.)— Sergeant, 
L.  Constitution  and  government.  14  pp.  (In  his  New 
Greece,  p.  89.) 

Greece,  Modern,  Customs.  See  with  Manners. 
Greece,  Modern,  Education. 

Bent,  J.  T.  Greater  Greece  and  its  education. 
16  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  42,  1887,  p.  267.)— Bickford- 
Smith,  R.  A.  H.  Education.  24  pp.  (In  his  Greece 
under  King  George,  p.  175.) — Sergeant,  L.  Greek  edu¬ 
cation  and  genius.  17  pp.  (In  his  New  Greece,  p.  48.) 

Greece,  Modern,  Finance. 

Bickford-Smith,  R.  A.  H.  Finance.  29  pp. 
(In  his  Greece  under  King  George,  p.  103.) — Vincent, 

C.  Politics  and  finance  of  G.  11  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
V.  47,  1885,  p.  579.) 


GREECE,  Modern,  History 


1921 


Greece,  Modern ,  History. 

Bickford-Smith,  R.  A.  H.  Greece  under 
King  George.  [With  map.]  1893.  2744 

-  Bikelas,  D.  Grfece  byzantine  et  moderne  : 

essais  historiques.  1893.  2713 

- Seven  essays  on  Christian  Greece.  Tr. 

by  John,  Marquess  of  Bute.  1890.  2733 

-  Blancard,  T.  Les  Mavroy6ni :  essai 

d’6tude  additionelle  a  l’histoire  moderne  dela 
Grece.  n.  d.  3403 

-  Deschamps,  G.  La  Gr§ce  d’aujourd’hui. 

1892.  '  2737 

-  Gamba,  P.,  Conte.  Narrative  of  Lord  By¬ 
ron’s  last  journey  to  Greece.  1825.  1407 

The  same,  tr.  de  1’ Anglais  par  J.  T.  Pari- 
sot.  1825.  .2466 

-  Mendelssohn-Bartholdy,  K.  Geschichte 

Griechenlands  von  der  eroberung  Konstanti- 
nopels  durch  die  Tuerken  im  jahre  1453  bis 
auf  unsere  tage.  1870-74,  2  v.  (Biedermann, 
F.  K.,  Staatengesch.  der  neuesten  zeii,  v.  15, 
20. )  4755 

-  Paparrigopoulo,  C.  Histoire  de  la  civi¬ 
lisation  hell6nique.  1878.  2733 

-  Parry,  W.  Last  days  of  Lord  Byron. 

1825.  4811 

-  Rangabe,  A.  R.  Greece :  her  progress 

and  present  position.  1867.  2713 

-  SATHAS,  C.  N.  (Ed.)  Mv-gpeia  ‘EWt/wkt/s 

ia-TopLcis :  documents  inedits  relatifs  k  l’histoire 
de  la  Gr&ce  au  moyen  age.  v.  6-9.  1885-90, 

4  v.  2742 

Note.— For  1-5  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Sergeant,  L.  Greece  in  the  nineteenth 

century :  a  record  of  Hellenic  emancipation 
and  progress,  1821-97.  With  map  and  24  illus¬ 
trations.  1897.  2715 

- New  Greece.  [1878.]  2734 

-  Stanhope,  L.  F.  C.  Greece  in  1823  and 

1824 :  being  a  series  of  letters,  and  other 
documents,  on  the  Greek  revolution.  1825. 

2733 

-  Arnold,  A.  N.  Greece  as  a  European  kingdom.  41  pp. 

(Biblioth.  Sacra ,  v.  39,  1882,  p.  418.) —Burleigh,  B. 
Greek  war  as  I  saw  it.  18  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  62, 
1897,  p.  134. )— Burnouf,  E.  L.  GrSce  en  1886.  51  pp. 

(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1887,  3  p6r.  v.  79,  p.  547;  v.  80, 
p.  129.)— Callwell,  C.  E.  Glimpse  of  the  late  war. 
16  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  162,  1897,  p.  165.) — t’olqu- 
tioiin.  Sir  P.  Modern  Greeks  considered  as  a  nation¬ 
ality.  15  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  of  lit.  Frans.  2  s.  v.  11,  1878, 
p.  448.) — Dasent.  G.  W.  The  Greek  and  English 
quarrel,  1850.  11  pp.  (In  his  Jest  and  earnest,  v.  2, 

p.  110.)— Davis,  R.  H.  With  the  Greek  soldiers.  19  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  95,  1897,  p.  813.)— De  Quincey,  T. 
Revolution  of  G.  40  pp.  (Coll,  writings,  v.  7,  p.  279.)  — 
Dillon,  E.  J.  Fate  of  G.  34  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  72, 
1897,  p.  1.) — Hirscllfeld,  G.  Griechenland  im  letzten 
jahrzehnt.  19  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  1,  p.  732.) — Hons- 
sa.ye,  H.  Grfece  depuis  le  Congres  de  Berlin.  20  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  p6r.  v.  73,  p.  156.)— Eenor- 
mant,  F.  Revolution  de  GrSce.  41pp.  (Correspondant, 
v.  57,  1862,  p.  518.)— Vacance  du  trdne  de  GrSce  et  l’eiec- 
tion  du  Roi  Georges  I.  40  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  58,  1863, 
p.  681.) — Itlorosi,  G.  Documenti  inediti  sulla  Grecia. 
15  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  6,  1880,  p.  464.)  — Palmer, 
F.  How  the  Greeks  were  defeated.  16  pp.  (Forum,  v.  24, 


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1897,  p.  350.) — Ross,  L.,  and  Schmeller,  J.  A.  Urkun- 
den  zur  geschichte  Griechenlands  im  mittelalter.  38  pp. 
1  pi.  (Munich.  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  15:  Philos. - 
philol.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  2,  1837,  p.  151.)— Stewart,  M. 
A.  A.,  Countess  of  Calloway.  Free  Greece.  8  pp.  (Nine¬ 
teenth  Cent.  v.  23,  1888,  p.  893.) — St  illmann.  W.  J.  Greek 
catastrophe;  Greece  and  Crete.  4  pp.  (Nation,  v.  64, 
1887,  pp.  374,  433.)—' Tuckerman,  C.  K.  United  States 
and  the  Greek  revolution.  16  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  18, 

1887,  p.  217.) — Williams,  C.  Thessalian  war  of  1897. 
13  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  61,  1897,  p.  959.) — Woolsey, 
T.  S.  The  powers  and  the  Graeco-Turkish  war.  10  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  23,  1897,  p.  513.) 

See  also  Crete. — Turkey. 

Greece,  Modern,  History,  Bibliography. 

Sonnenscliein,  W.  S.  History  of  G.:  ancient  and 
modern.  2  pp.  (In  his  Best  books,  p.  267;  Reader’s 
guide  to  contemp.  lit.  p.  337. ) 

Greece,  Modern,  Manners  and  customs. 

Bent,  J.  T.  Greek  peasant  life.  11  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  40,  1886,  p.  214  ;  Littell's  Liv.  Age,  v.  170,  1886, 
p.  630.) — In  a  Greek  family  to-day.  9  pp.  (Macmillan's 
Mag.  v.  50,  1884,  p.  116.) — On  insular  Greek  customs. 
13  pp.  (Anthrop.  Inst.  Gt.  Brit.  Joum.  v.  15,  1886,  p.  391.) 
— Personification  of  the  mysterious  amongst  the  modern 
Greeks.  6  pp.  (Littell’s  Liv.  Age,  v.  173,  1887,  p.  370.) — 
Three  evils  of  destiny.  9  pp.  (Littell's  Liv.  Age,  v.  176, 

1888,  p.  410.) — Bickford-Smith,  R.  A.  H.  Society. 
10  pp.  (In  his  Greece  under  King  George,  p.  285.) — 
Ernst,  O.  Neugriechische  familien-  und  kirchenfeste. 

15  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1881,  v.  2,  p.  611.) — Felton,  E.  W. 
Domestic  country  life  in  G.  11  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  50,  1882,  p.  675.)— Seymour,  T.  D.  Life  in  modern  G. 
25  pp.  ( New  Englander,  v.  46,  1887,  p.  358. ) 

Greece,  Modern,  Navy.  See  with  Army. 
Greece,  Modern,  Palaeontology. 

Wagner,  A.  Urweltliche  saeugthier-ueberreste  aus 
Griechenland.  46  pp.  4  pi.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens. 
Denkschr.  v.  22 :  Mathemat.-phys.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  5, 
pt.  2,  1848,  p.  333.) 

Greece,  Modern,  Politics. 

Bikelas,  D.  In  his  Seven  essays  on  Chris¬ 
tian  Greece. 

-  Dufour  de  Pradt,  D.  L’ Europe  par  rap¬ 
port  S,  la  GrSce  et  a  la  reformation  de  la 
Turquie.  1826.  3713 

- Ault-Diimesnil,  E.  d’.  Politique  anglaise  en  Greece. 

12  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  25, 1849,  p.  757.) — Bickford- 
Smith.  R.  A.  H.  Politics.  10  pp.  (In  his  Greece  under 
King  George,  p.  275.)  —  Davidson,  T.  Ignominy  of 
Europe.  8  pp.  (Forum,  v.  23,  1897,  p.  282.)— Dilke,  Sir 
C.  W.,  and  Botassi,  D.  N.  Uprising  of  G.  10  pp.  (N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  164, 1897,  p.  453.)—  Greece  and  her  claims. 

16  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  129,  1881,  p.  539.) — The 
Turks,  the  Albanians,  and  the  Greek  question. 

13  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  127,  1880,  p.  110.) — tenor- 
niant,  F.  Grfece  et  son  gouvernement  en  1862.  25  pp. 
(Correspondant,  v.  55,  1862,  p.  282.)— Position  of  G.  in 
the  present  crisis.  17  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  48,  1885, 
p.  732.)— Sergeant,  L.  Constitution  and  government. 

14  pp.  (In  his  New  Greece,  p.  89. )—  Situation  poli¬ 
tique  de  l’Orient.  26  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  15,  1846, 
p.  708.)— Stillman,  W.  J.  Motive  of  Greek  interven¬ 
tion.  2  pp.  (Nation,  v.  64,  1897,  p.  200.) — Vincent,  C. 
Politics  and  finance  of  G.  11  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  47, 
1885,  p.  579.)— Wheeler,  B.  I.  Greece  and  the  eastern 
question.  13  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  79,  1897,  p.  721.) 

See  also  Eastern  question. 

Greek  agriculture.  EEflllONIKA-  De  re  rus- 
tica  selectorum  libri  XX.  Graeci,  Constantino 
quidem  Caesari  nuncupati,  ac  jam  non  libris, 
sed  thesauris  annumerandi.  Jo.  Alex.  Brassi- 
cani  opera  in  lucem  editi.  [Gr.]  1539.  L.20 


GREEK  AGRICULTURE 


1922 


GREEK  BALLADS  AND  SONGS 


-  Oder,  E.  Beitraege  zur  geschichte  der  landwirth- 

schaftbeiden  Griechen.  93  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  45, 
1890,  pp.  58,  212 ;  v.  48,  1893,  p.  1.) 

Greek  and  Roman  antiquities,  Dictionary 
of.  2  v.  Smith,  Sir  W.,  and  others.  1194 
Greek  and  Roman  barkers.  16  pp. 

Nicholson,  F.  W.  (Greenough,  J.  B.,  and  others, 
Harvard  studies  in  class,  philol.  v.  2,  p.  41.) 

Greek  and  Roman  biography  and  mytholo¬ 
gy,  Dictionary  of.  3  v.  Smith,  Sir  W.  1194 
Greek  anthology. 

Anthologia  Graeca,  ad  fldem  codicis 
olim  Palatini  nunc  Parisini  ex  apographo 
Gothano  ed.  .  .  .  F.  Jacobs.  1813-17,  3  v.  3296 
-  Anthologia  Graeca  sive  poetarum  Grae¬ 
corum  lusus.  Ex  recensione  Brunckii.  Indices 
et  commentarium  adjecit  F.  Jacobs.  1794- 
1814,  13  v.  in  10.  3293 

-  Mackail,  J.W.  {Ed.)  Select  epigrams  from 

the  Greek  anthology.  1890.  3202 

-  Neaves,  C.,  Lord.  The  Greek  anthology. 

1880.  (Collins,  W.  L.,  Anct.  dassics  for  Eng. 
readers. )  3217 

-  Thackeray,  F.  St.  J.  (Ed.)  Anthologia 

Graeca,  passages  from  the  Greek  poets.  1877. 

3207 

- Ameis,  C.  F.  Anthologia  Graeca.  Ed.  J.  F.  G. 

Burchard.  8  pp.  (Zeits.f.  alterthumsw.  v.  9, 1842;  Beiblatt, 
p.  191.) — Geist,  E.  Delectus  poetarum  anthologiae 
Graecae  . .  .  adnotat.  Aug.  Meinekii.  8  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alter¬ 
thumsw.  v.  11, 1844,  p.  707.) — Passow.  F.  L.  K.  F.  Ueber 
die  neuesten  bearbeitungen  der  griechischen  anthologie. 
29  pp.  (  Vermisch.  schriften,  p.  194.)— Schneider,  O.  Com- 
mentatio  critica  de  Anthologia  Graeca.  Scripsit  A. 
Hecker.  11  pp.  (Zeits.f.  alterthumsw.  v.  12,  1845,  p.  803.) 
— ITnsrer,  R.  Kritische  studien  zur  griechischen  an¬ 
thologie.  17  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  10,  1843,  p.  577  ; 
v.  12,  1844,  p.  225  ;  v.  12,  1845,  p.  401.) 

See  also  Greek  poetry. 

Greek  antiquities.  See  Greece,  Ancient,  An¬ 
tiquities. 

Greek  archipelago.  See  iEgean  sea. 

Greek  architecture.  See  Architecture  and 
Building,  Styles  and  kinds,  Grecian. 

Greek  arithmetic.  See  Greek  mathematics. 
Greek  art.  See  Greece,  Andent,  Antiquities 
and  fine  arts. 

Greek  art  in  a  manufacturing  town  of  New 
England.  Gilman,  D.  C.  —2373 

Greek  astronomy. 

Aratus,  of  Soli.  Germanici  Caesaris  Aratea 
cum  scholiis  ed.  A.  Breysig.  1867.  3243 

-  Aristoteles.  Vier  buecher  ueber  das  him- 

melsgebaeude.  Griechisch  und  deutsch,  her- 
ausg.  von  C.  Prantl.  1857.  (  Werke,  gr.  und 

deutsch,  v.  2.)  3297 

-  Ptolemaeus,  C.  Almagestu  :  opus  ingens 

ac  nobile  omnes  celor"  motus  continens.  1515. 

L.30 

-  Achilles  Tatins.  Isagoge  ad  Arati  Phaenomena. 

[Gr.  and  Lat.]  35  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  19, 
p.  933;  Petau,  D.,  Uranologion,  p.  121.) — Arat  us,  of  Soli. 
Germanici  Caesaris  Arati  Phaenomena  in  Latinam  con- 
versa.  105  pp.  (Coll.  Pisaur.  v.  4,  p.  62  ;  Lemaire,  N.  E., 
Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  6,  p.  49.)— Germanici  Caesaris  Prognos- 
ticorum  Arateorum  fragmenta.  20  pp.  (Lemaire,  N.  E., 


Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  6,  p.  147.) — M.  T.  Ciceronis  Aratea 
Phaenomena  cum.  supplem.  H.  Grotii.  44  pp.  (Le¬ 
maire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  6,  p.  1.) — M.  T.  Cice¬ 
ronis  Prognosticorum  Arateorum  fragmenta.  4  pp.  (Le¬ 
maire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  6,  p.  45.)— Phaeno¬ 
mena  et  Prognosticorum  fragmenta.  25  pp.  (Germani- 
cus  Caesar,  Reliquiae,  ed.  J.  A.  Giles,  p.  1.) — R.  F.  Avieni 
Phaenomena  Aratea  et  prognostica  ex  recensione  T. 
Buhlii.  95  pp.  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  5, 
p.529.) — Prognostics  of  a  storm.  2  pp.  (Milman,  H.  H., 
Agamemnon  of  Aeschylus,  etc.  p.  261.)— Eratosthenes,  of 
Cyrene.  Ad  Arati  Phaenomena.  [Gr.  and  Lat.]  12  pp. 
(Petau,  D.,  Uranologion,  p. 256.) — Geminus.  Elementa 
astronomiae.  [Gr.  and  Lat.]  61  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Pa¬ 
trol.  s.  Gr.  v.  19,  p.  747  ;  Petau,  D.,  Uranologion,  p.  1.) — 
Hipparchus,  of  Nicaea  in  Bithynia.  Ad  Arati  et 
Eudoxi  Phaenomena  enarrationum  libri  III.  [Gr.  and 
Lat.]  68  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  19,  p.  1001  ; 
Petau,  D.,  Uranologion,  p.  171.) — Ptolemaeus,  C.  De 
apparentiis  inerrantium  et  significationibus.  [Gr.  and 
Lat.]  18  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  19,  p.  869  ; 
Petau,  D.,  Uranologion,  p.  71.)— Inerrantium  stellarum 
signifleationes.  5pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  19, 
p.  905  ;  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  27,  p.  653.) — Phil.  Melanthonis  in- 
terpretatio  operis  Quadripartiti  de  praedictionibus  as- 
tronomicis.  59  pp.  (Corpus  reform,  v.  17,  p.  1.) — Quadri- 
partitum ;  Centiloquium,  sive  centum  sententiae  ;  Iner¬ 
rantium  stellarum  signifleationes.  84  pp.  (Firmicus 
Maternus,  J.,  Astronomicon  libri  viii,  pp.  1,  74,  79.) 

See  also  Greek  mathematics.  —  Also  names  of 
authors. 

Greek  astronomy,  History  and  criticism. 

Martin,  T.  H.  M6moires  sur  l’histoire  des  hypo¬ 
theses  astronomiques  chez  les  Grecs  et  les  Romains. 
196  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Mem.  v.  30,  pt.  1, 
1881,  p.  1 ;  pt.  2,  1883,  p.  1.)— Mueller,  E.  Die  ergebnisse 
der  neuesten  eroerterungen  ueber  die  griechischen 
mondcyclen.  38  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  24,  1857, 
p.  433.) 

Greek  ballads  and  songs,  Andent,  Collec¬ 
tions. 

Bergk,  T.  (Ed.)  Poetae  lyrici  Graeci. 
1866-67,  3  v.  3296 

-  Farnell,  G.  S.  Greek  lyric  poetry  :  a 

complete  collection  of  the  surviving  passages 
from  the  Greek  song-writers.  1891.  4276 

-  Hartung,  J.  A.  (Ed.)  Die  griechischen 

lyriker.  [ Gr .  and  Germ.]  1855-57,  6  v.  in  3. 

3282 

Greek  ballads  and  songs,  Andent,  Single 
authors. 

Anacreon.  Anacreontea  quae  dicuntur 
secundum  Levesquii  collationem  codicis  Pala¬ 
tini  recensuit,  strophis  suis  restituit,  Stephani 
notis  integris  aliorum  selectis  suisque  illus- 
travit  F.  Mehlhorn.  [ Gr .]  1825.  3277 

- Carminum  reliquiae  ed.  T.  Bergk.  [Gr.] 

1834.  3277 

- Works,  tr.  into  English  verse  .  .  .  With 

the  original  Greek  placed  opposite  to  the 
translation,  by  Mr.  Addison.  1735.  3266 

- Odes,  tr.  en  vers  sur  le  texte  de  Brunck, 

par  J.  B.  de  Saint  Victor.  [Gr.  and  Fr.]  1813 

4277 

- Odes,  tr.  by  T.  Stanley.  1815.  ( With 

Stanley,  T.,  Poems. )  1348 

The  same.  Tr.  into  English  verse.  1854. 
(Moore,  T.,  Poet,  works,  v.  1.)  1385 


GREEK  BALLADS  AND  SONGS 


1923 


GREEK  BALLADS  AND  SONGS 


—  Bacchylides.  Poems,  facsimile  of  papy¬ 
rus  DCCXXXIII  in  the  British  Museum.  1897. 

4291 

—  Pindarus.  Opera  quae  supersunt.  Textum 

in  genuina  metra  restituit .  .  .  commentarium 
perpetuum,  et  indices  adjecit  A.  Boeckhius. 
[Gr.]  1811-21,  2  v.  in  3.  3261 

- Werke.  Griechisch  mit  metrischer  ue- 


bersetzungundpruefenden,  und  erklaerenden 
anmerkungen  von  J.  A.  Hartung.  1855-56, 
4  v.  in  2.  (Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  lyrilcer ,  v.  1-4.) 

3282 

- Odes,  literally  tr.  into  English  prose,  by 

D.  W.  Turner.  To  which  is  adjoined  a  metri¬ 
cal  version,  by  A.  Moore.  1852.  (Bohn,  H. 

G. ,  Glass.  Libr.)  1346 

Note. — For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  Pindarus. 

-  Sappho.  Memoir,  text,  selected  render¬ 
ings,  and  a  literal  translation,  by  H.  T.  Whar¬ 
ton.  1885.  3296 

-  Simonides,  of  Ceos.  Carminum  reliquiae. 

Ed.  F.  G.  Schneidewin.  [Gr.]  1835.  3295 

-  iEschylus.  From  the  “  Persae.”  [Gr.]  1  p.  (Far- 

nell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  278.) — Alcaeus,  of  Myti- 
lene.  Drinking  and  love  songs  ;  Stasiotica  ;  Hymns  and 
miscellaneous.  [Gr.]  7  pp.  (Farnell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyric 
poetry ,  p.  141.)— Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  38  pp.  (Bergk,  T., 

Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  930 ;  Gaisford,  T.,  Poet.  min.  Gr.  v.  3, 
p.  315.) — [Gedichte.  Gr.  and  Germ.]  36  pp.  (Hartung,  J. 
A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  6,  p.  13.)— Aleman.  Parthenion  ;  Ban¬ 
quet  songs  ;  Miscellaneous.  [Gr.]  8  pp.  (Farnell,  G.  S., 
Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  127.)  —  Anacreon.  L’Amour 
mouillg,  tr.  en  languedocien  par  Brunier.  2  pp.  [Rev.  d. 
lang.  rom.  v.  16,  1879,  p.  29.) — Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  9  pp. 
(Farnell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  188.)— Fragmenta  ; 
Anacreontea.  [Gr.]  69  pp.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr. 
v.  3,  p.  1011.)— [Gedichte.  Gr.  and  Germ.]  47  pp.  (Har¬ 
tung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  5,  p.  201.) — Odes.  6  pp.  ( Dub¬ 
lin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  22,  1843,  p.  399 ;  v.  46,  1855,  p.  374  ;  v.  58, 
1861,  p.  118.)— Odes,  tr.  de  Grec  en  Frangois  par  Remy 
Belleau.  43  pp.  (Belleau,  R.,  CEuvres compl.  v.  1,  p.  13.) — 
Third  ode,  tr.  by  J.  Dryden.  2  pp.  (Dryden,  J.,  Miscel. 
poems,  v.  5,  p.  57.) — Translations  from,  by  L.  Hunt.  4  pp. 
(Hunt,  J.  H.  L.,  Foliage,  p.  139.) — Works,  tr.  from  Greek, 
by  F.  Fawkes.  36  pp.  (Anderson,  R.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  13, 
p.  329;  Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  20,  p.  163.) — Archi¬ 
lochus,  of  Paros.  Epodes.  [Gr.]  5  pp.  (Farnell,  G. 
S.,  Greek  lyric  poetry ,  p.  117.) — Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  51  pp. 
(Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  683;  Gaisford,  T.,  Poet. 
min.Gr.v.S,  p.  85.) — Fragmenta.  [Gr.  and  Lat.]  5  pp. 
(Hermesianax,  Fragmentum,  p.  99.) — [Gedichte.  Gr.  and 
Germ.]  46  pp.  (Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  5,  p.  71.) — 
Bacchylides.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  8  pp.  (Farnell,  G. 
S.,  Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  224 ;  Valpy.  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ. 
v.  2.  1810,  p.  436.)— The  same,  in  English.  2  pp.  (Milman, 

H.  H.,  Agamemnon  of  JEschylus,  etc.  p.  191.) — [Gedichte. 

Gr.  and  Germ.]  21  pp.  (Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  6, 
p.  225.) — Oiagoras,  of  Melos.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  1  p. 

(Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  1222  ;  Farnell,  G.  S.,  Greek 
lyric  poetry,  p.  275.) — [Gedichte.  Gr.  and  Germ.]  3  pp. 
(Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  6,  p.  265.)— Euripides. 
From  the  “  Cyclops.”  [Gr.]  1  p.  (Farnell,  G.  S.,  Greek 

lyric  poetry,  p.  278.) — Ibycus,  of  Rhegium.  Fragmenta. 
[Gr.]  14  pp.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  997 ;  Far¬ 

nell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  179.) — [Gedichte.  Gr.  and 
Germ.]  16  pp.  (Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  5,  p.  183.) 
— Eamprocles.  of  Athens.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  2  pp. 
(Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  1215;  Farnell,  G.  S., 
Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  276.) — [Gedichte.  Gr.  and  Germ.] 

2  pp.  (Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  6,  p.  257.)— Eieym- 
n ins,  of  Chios.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  2  pp.  (Bergk,  T., 

Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  1251 ;  Farnell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyriepoetry, 

VOL.  III. — 241. 


p.  276.)— [Gedichte.  Gr.  and  Germ.]  5  pp.  (Hartung,  J. 
A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  6,  p.  267.)— Eycophronides,  Frag¬ 
menta.  [Gr.]  1  p.  (Farnell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyric  poetry, 

p.  280.) — Melanippidcs,  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  4  pp. 

(Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  1244;  Farnell,  G.  S., 
Greek  lyric  poetry,  pp.  273,  275.) — [Gedichte.  Gr.  and 
Germ.]  4  pp.  (Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  Ij/rifcer,  v.  6,  p.  277.) — 
Melic  poetry  at  Sparta.  [Gr.]  2  pp.  (Farnell,  G.  S., 

Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  122.) — Miscellaneous  and 
anonymous.  [Gr.]  11pp.  (Farnell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyric 
poetry,  p.  252.) — Pliiloxenus,  of  Cythera.  Fragmenta. 
[Gr.]  1  p.  (Farnell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  277.) — 

Pindarus.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  10  pp.  (Farnell,  G.  S., 
Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  286.)— Popular  songs.  [Gr.] 
5  pp.  (Farnell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  247.) — Prati- 
nas.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  4  pp.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr. 
Gr.  v.  3,  p.  1217 ;  Farnell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  272.) — 
Fragmenta.  [Gr.  and  Lat.]  4  pp.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Bib- 
lioth.  gr.  Poet.  trag.  Gr.  fragm.  p.  7  ;  with  Euripides,  Frag¬ 
menta.) —  [Gedichte.  Gr.  and  Germ.]  5  pp.  (Hartung, 
J.  A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  6,  p.  258.)— Sappho.  Fragmenta. 
[Gr.]  51  pp.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  874;  Far¬ 
nell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  157 ;  Gaisford,  T.,  Poet, 
min.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  289.) — [Gedichte.  Gr.  and  Germ.]  46  pp. 
(Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  6,  p.  63.) — Odes,  fragments, 
and  epigrams.  With  the  original  Gr.  placed  opposite  to 
the  translation,  by  Mr.  Addison.  33  pp.  (Anacreon, 
Works,  tr.  by  Mr.  Addison,  p.  247.)— [Odes ;  Fragments; 
Epigrams,]  tr.  by  F.  Fawkes.  6  pp.  (Hesiodus,  [Works] 
tr.  by  C.  A.  Elton,  p.  167.) — Works,  tr.  from  the  Greek,  by 

F.  Fawkes.  4  pp.  (Anderson,  R.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  13,  p.  205  ; 

Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  20,  p.  369.)— Scolia,  etc. 
[Gr.]  8  pp.  (Farnell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  239.) 

— Simonides,  of  Ceos.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  88  pp. 

(Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  1113;  Farnell,  G.  S., 
Greek,  lyric  poetry,  p.  207 ;  Gaisford,  T.,  Poet.  min.  Gr. 
v.  3,  p.  147.)— Fragments.  2  pp.  (Milman,  H.  H.,  Aga¬ 
memnon  of  JEschylus,  etc.  p.  193.) — [Gedichte.  Gr.  and 
Germ.]  87  pp.  (Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  6,  p.  131.) 
-Sp  artan  dance  songs.  [Gr.]  Ip.  (Farnell,  G.  S., 
Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  123.) — Stesichorus,  of  Himera. 
Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  24  pp.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr. 

v.  3,  p.  973 ;  Farnell,  G.  8.,  Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  172 ; 
Gaisford,  T.,  Poet.  min.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  336.)  —  Gedichte. 
Gr.  and  Germ.]  25  pp.  (Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  lyriker, 
p.  155.)  —  Telestes,  of  Selinus.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.] 
5  pp.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  1274;  Far¬ 
nell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyric  poetry,  pp.  273,  279.)  —  [Ge¬ 
dichte.  Gr.  and  Germ.]  3  pp.  (Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr. 
lyriker,  v.  6,  p.  313.) — Terpander.  On  Lacedaemon; 
Libation  hymns ;  Proemion  to  Apollo.  [Gr.]  1  p.  (Far¬ 

nell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  122.) — Timocreon,  of 
Rhodes.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  5  pp.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poet  lyr. 

Gr.  v.  3,  p.  1201.) — [Gedichte.  Gr.  and  Germ.]  5  pp. 
(Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  6,  p.  220. )—  On  Themisto- 
cles;  Themistocles  disgraced ;  Scolion.  2  pp.  (Farnell, 

G.  S.,  Greek  lyriepoetry,  p.  220.)— Translation  from.  3  pp. 

(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  15,  1817,  p.  313.) — Timo- 
( liens,  of  Miletus.  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  7  pp.  (Bergk, 
T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  1268;  Farnell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyric 
poetry,  pp.  274,  277.)— [Gedichte.  Gr.  and  Germ.]  5  pp. 
(Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  6,  p.  307.)— Ty  rtaeus. 
Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  1  p.  (Farnell,  G.  S.,  Greek  lyric 

poetry,  p.  123.) 

See  also  Greek  poetry.  Ancient.  Also  names  of 
authors. 

Note. — For  the  minor  lyric  poets  see  Bergk,  T.,  Poetae 
lyrici  Graeci  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Greek  ballads  and  song-s,  Ancient ,  History 
and  criticism. 

Ulrici,  H.  Geschichte  der  hellenischen 
dichtkunst.  2ter  theil :  Lyrik.  1835.  3283 

-  Bergk,  T.  Beitraege  zur  kritik  der  Poetae  lyrici 

Graeci.  Ed.  T.  Bergk  von  F.  W.  Schneidewin.  16  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  alterthumsiv.  v.  12,  1845,  p.  145.) — Conjecturae  in 
lyricos  Graecos.  3  pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  7,  1840, 
p.  843.)— Farnell,  G.  S.  Choral,  and  single  or  personal 


GREEK  BALLADS  AND  SONGS 


1924 


GREEK  DRAMA,  Ancient 


melic  poetry;  Dorian  and  Lesbian  schools.  4  pp.  {In 
his  Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  21.)— Dance  as  an  accompani¬ 
ment  of  Greek  song.  9  pp.  {In  his  Greek  lyric  poetry, 
p.  25.)— Dialect  in  the  lyric  poets.  23  pp.  {In  his  Greek 
lyric  poetry,  p.  75.) — General  view  of  the  history  of 
Greek  melic  poetry.  11  pp.  {In  his  Greek  lyric  poetry, 
p.  98.)— Metre  in  lyric  poetry.  30  pp.  {In  his  Greek 
lyric  poetry,  p.  45.) — Musical  accompaniment  of  Greek 
song.  11  pp.  {In  his  Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  34.) — Revival 
of  melic  or  song-poetry.  14  pp.  {In  his  Greek  lyric 
poetry,  p.  1.) — Some  distinctive  features  of  Greek  lyric 
poetry.  6  pp.  {In  his  Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  15.) 

Greek  ballads  and  songs.  Modern. 

FlRMENICH-RlCHARTZ,  J.  M.  Tpa7otf5ta 
'Pw^aiVcd.  Neugriechische  volksgesaenge.  v.  2. 
Urtext  und  uebersetzung.  1867.  1216 

-  Garnett,  L.  M.  J.  ( TV. )  Greek  folk-songs 

from  the  Turkish  provinces  of  Greece  .  .  . 
literal  and  metrical  translations.  1885.  1214 

- Morosi,  G.  Canti,  leggende,  proverbi,  e  indovinelli, 

della  terra  d’Otranto.  82  pp.  {In  his  Studi  sui  dialetti 
greci  della  terra  d’Otranto,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Greek  poetry.  Mediaeval  and  modern. 

Greek  ballads  and  songs,  Modern,  History 
and  criticism. 

McPherson,  F.  Historical  notes  on  certain  mod¬ 
ern  Greek  folk-songs.  4  pp.  {Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies, 
v.  10,  1889,  p.  86.) — Sanders,  D.  Neue  sammlungen 
neugriechischer  lieder.  32  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych. 
v.  9,  1877,  p.  402.) 

Greek  Christian  poets  and  the  English  poets. 

Browning,  Mrs.  E.  B.  1328 

Greek  Church. 

Allacci,  L.  De  templis  Graecorum  re- 
centioribus,  ad  Joannem  Morinum ;  De  nar- 
thece  ecclesiae  veteris,  ad  Gasparem  di 
Simeonibus ;  necnon  De  Graecorum  hodie 
quorundam  opinationibus,  ad  Paullum  Zac- 
chiam.  1645.  1715 

-  Georgius  ( afterwards  Gregorius),  of  Cy¬ 
prus,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople.  Descriptio 
orbis  Romani.  4  maps.  1890.  2737 

-  Bickford-Sniitli,  R.  A.  H.  Religion.  15  pp. 

{In  his  Greece  under  King  George,  p.  225.) — It  an  I- 
mann,  M.  Russian  clergy.  9  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag. 
v.  44,  1881,  p.  114.)— Maurice,  J.  Eglise  russe.  37  pp. 
{Correspondant,  v.  14,  1846,  p.  697.) — Milanesi,  C.  Os- 
servazioni  intorno  agli  esemplari  del  decreto  d’unione 
della  chiesa  greca  con  la  latina  che  si  conservano  nella 
biblioteca  Mediceo-Laurenziana  e  nell’  I.  e  R.  archivio 
centrale  di  stato.  30  pp.  {Giornale  stor.  degli  archivi 
toscani,  v.  1,  1857,  p.  196. ) 

See  also  Armenian  Clhnreh. — Catholic  Church. 
—Eastern  churches. — Liturgies. — Russia,  Church 
history. 

Greek  Church,  Doctrinal  and  controversial 
worfcs. 

Allacci,  L.  In  his  De  utriusque  ecclesiae 
...  in  dogmate  de  purgatorio  consensione. 
1655.  —4257 

-  Acta  varia  ad  reconciliationem  Graecorum,  quae  in 

concilio  Lugdunensi  anno  1274  facta  est,  spectantia. 
38  pp.  (Martene,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss. 
coll.  v.  7,  p.  199.)— Humbert,  de  Romans.  De  schis- 
mate  Graecorum.  6  pp.  (Martfene,  E.,  and  Durand,  U., 
Vet.  script,  ampliss.  coll.  v.  7,  p.  185.) — Metochita,  G., 
Deacon  of  Constantinople.  Historiae  dogmaticae  libri  II. 
[Gr.  and  Lat.]  228  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth. 
v.  8,  pt.  2,  p.  245.) — Veccns,  J.,  Patriarch  of  Constanti¬ 
nople.  Ad  Sugdaeae  episcopum  Theodorum  liber  III. 
32  pp.  (Allacci,  L.,  De  utriusque  eccles.  . .  .  in  dogmate 
de  purgatorio  consensione,  p.  825.) 


Greek  Church,  History. 

Guidi,  I.  La  chiesa  abissina  e  la  chiesa  russa. 
15  pp.  ( Nuov .  antol.  3  s.  v.  26,  1890,  p.  597.) — Maximus, 
Patriarch  of  Constantinople.  Eine  griechische  original- 
urkunde  zur  geschichte  der  Anatolischen  kirche.  48  pp. 
(Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  29:  Hist,  classe, 
Abhandl.  v.  7,  pt.  1, 1853,  p.  145.) 

See  also  Russia,  Church  history. 

Greek  Church,  Rites. 

King,  J.  G.  Rites  and  ceremonies  of  the 
Greek  church  in  Russia.  1772.  — 1242 

-  Swainson,  O.  A.  (Ed.)  Greek  liturgies 

chiefly  from  original  authorities.  1884.  —1262 
Greek  drama,  Ancient,  Collections. 

Bothe,  F.  H.  (Ed.)  Poetae  scenici  Grae¬ 
corum.  v.  5-8.  1845,  4  v.  in  2.  3266 

-  Burton,  J.  (Ed.)  Uevra\6yia,  sive  tragoe- 

diarum  Graecarum  delectus.  1779,  2  v.  3343 

-  Daehnhardt,  O.  (Ed.)  Griechische  dra- 

men  in  deutschen  bearbeitungen  von  W. 
Spangenberg  und  I.  Froereisen.  v.  1.  1896. 

( Biblioth .  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  211.)  — 3124 

-  Kock,  K.  T.  ( Ed. )  Comicorum  Atticorum 

fragmenta.  v.  2,  pt.  1 ;  3.  1884-88,  2  v.  3271 

Note. — For  v.  1  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  ©ubcrnatis.  A.,  Conte  de.  Teatro  greco.  85  pp. 

{In  his  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  211.) 

Greek  drama,  Ancient,  Single  authors. 

iEschylus. 

Tragoediae  septem,  cum  versione  Latina. 

1794,  2  v.  3271 

-  Lyrical  dramas  ;  tr.  by  J.  S.  Blackie.  1850, 

2  v.  3344 

-  Dramas ;  tr.  by  A.  Swanwick.  1886. 

(Bohn,  H.  G.,  Class.  Libr.)  3343 

-  Plays  ;  tr.  by  R.  Potter.  1886.  (Morley, 

H.,  Universal  Libr.  no.  41.)  3343 

-  Agamemnon.  Tr.  by  E.  D.  A.  Morshead. 

1881.  (In  his  House  of  Atreus. )  1347 

- Tr.  by  E.  Fitzgerald,  81  pp.  (Fitzgerald,  E., 

Works,  v.  1,  p.  163 ;  and  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  18,  1838,  p.  505.) 

-  Choephoroe,  with  notes  by  J.  Conington. 

[Gr.]  1857.  3287 

- Ed.  F.  A.  Paley.  [Gr.]  1883.  3282 

- Tr.  by  E.  D.  Morshead.  1881.  (In  his 

House  of  Atreus. )  1347 

- Dalle  Coefore.  [ Ital .]  3  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A., 

Conte  de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  219.) 

-  Eumeniden,  griechisch  und  deutsch,  mit 

erlaeuternden  abhandlungen  .  .  .  von  K.  O. 
Mueller.  1833.  3282 

- Tr.  by  E.  D.  A.  Morshead.  1881.  (In 

his  House  of  Atreus. )  1347 

- Dalle  Eumenides.  [Ital.]  4  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A., 

Conte  de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  221.)  —  Dai 
Persai.  [Ital.]  2  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte  de,  Storia 
univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  217.) 

-  Prometheus  vinctus.  Ad  fidem  manu- 

scriptorum  emendavit  C.  J.  Blomfield.  [Gr.] 

1846.  3281 

-  —  Tr.  by  M.  J.  Chapman.  20  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag. 

v.  40,  1836,  p.  721.) ;  by  T.  Medwin.  24  pp.  ( Fraser's  Mag. 

v.  16,  1837,  p.  209.) - Dal  PromStheus  desmot6s.  [Ital.] 

7  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte  de,  Storia  univ.  della 
letterat.  v.  2,  p.  211.)— Septem  contra  Thebas.  [Gr.] 

81  pp.  (Burton,  J.,  Pentalogia,  v.  2,  p.  433.) 

-  Supplices.  Ed.  F.  A.  Paley.  [Gr.]  1883.  3282 


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Aristophanes. 

Comedies.  Tr.  into  English  [by  R.  Cum¬ 
berland  and  others].  1812.  3343 

-  Eight  comedies.  Tr.  by  L.  H.  Rudd.  1867. 

3343 

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tutis  emen davit  P.  Elmsley.  [Gr.]  1830.  3281 

- Tr.  by  R.  Y.  Tyrrell.  1883.  3343 

-  Dagli  Acarnesi.  [Ital.]  5  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte 

de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  277.) — Dali’  Adu- 
nanza  delle  donne.  [Jtal.]  3  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte 
de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  284.) — Epitalamio 
della  Pace,  [/tai.]  3  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte  de, 

Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  275. ) 

-  Knights.  Ed.  by  W.  C.  Green.  [Gr.] 

[1867.]  (Holmes,  A.,  and  Bigg,  C.,  Catena 
class. )  3297 

- Dai  Cavalieri.  [ Ital .]  9  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte 

de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  265.) 

-  Lysistrata,  tr.  by  B.  B.  Rogers.  [1878.] 

3344 

- Dalla  Lisistrata.  [Ital.]  3  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A., 

Conte  de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  282.) — Dalle 
Nuvole.  [Ital.]  6  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte  de,  Storia 
univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  257.) — Dal  Pluto.  [Ital.]  5  pp. 
(Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte  de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2, 
p.  291.) — Dalle  Rane.  [Ital.]  3  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte 
de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat,  v.  2,  p.  262.) 

-  Thesmophoriazusae  .  .  .  Recens.  B. 

Thiersch.  [Gr.]  1832.  3207 

- Dalle  Tesmoforie.  [Ital.]  3  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A., 

Conte  de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  289. )— Dalla 
parabasi  degli  Uccelli.  [Ital.]  3  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A., 
Conte  de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  273.) 

-  Wasps.  The  Greek  text  revised  ...  by  B. 

B.  Rogers.  [Gr.  and  Eng.  1875.]  3261 

- Dalle  Vespe.  [Ital.]  3  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte 

de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  287.) 

Euripides. 

Tragoediae  octodecim.  [Gr.]  [1560.]  L.20 

-  Opera  omnia ;  ex  editionibus  praestantis- 

simis  fideliter  recusa  .  . .  Cura  et  typis  A.  et  J. 
M.  Duncan.  [Gr.  and  Lat .]  1821,  9  v.  3285 

-  Nineteen  tragedies  and  fragments.  Tr.  by 

M.  Wodhull.  1809,  3  v.  3343 

-  [Tragedies.]  Tr.  by  R.  Potter,  v.  1.  1832. 

4357 

-  Three  dramas,  [tr.]  by  W.  C.  Lawton. 

1889.  3343 

-  Translations  from,  by  J.  Cartwright,  n.  d. 

3343 

-  Alcestis.  Eine  artige  tragoedia  .  .  .  inn 

unser  mutter  sprache  verteutschet  durch  M. 
W.  S.  M.  [W.  Spangenberg.]  1604,  repr.  1896. 

( Biblioth .  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  211.)  — 3124 

- Dali’  Alceste.  [Ital.]  3  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte 

de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  249.) 

-  Bakchen.  Erklaert  von  F.  G.  Schoene. 

[Gr.]  1858.  4277 

-  Hecuba.  Ein  klaegliche  tragoedia  .  .  .  ver¬ 
teutschet  durch  M.  W.  Spangenberg.  1605,  repr. 
1896.  ( Biblioth .  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  211.) 

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-  Iphigenia  in  Aulide.  Cum  annotationibus 

Marklandi  .  .  .  et  aliorum.  [Gr.]  1822,  2  v. 

(  With  his  Supplices. )  3287 


• - Dali’ Iflgenia  in  Aulide.  [Ital.]  5  pp.  (Gubernatis, 

A.,  Conte  de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  252.) 

-  Iphigenia  in  Tauris.  Cum  annotationibus 

Marklandi  .  .  .  et  aliorum.  [Gr.]  1822,  2  v. 

(  With  his  Supplices. )  3287 

-  Dali’ Ippolito.  [Ital.]  3  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte 

de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  246.) 

-  Medea.  With  .  .  .  notes  by  C.  B.  Heberden. 

[Gr.]  1891.  3286 

- Literally  tr.  by  A.  Webster.  1868.  3337 

- —  Dalla  Medea.  [Ital.]  5  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte 

de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  241.) — Phoenissae. 
[Gr.]  114pp.  (Burton,  J.,  Pentalogia,  v.  2,  p.  319.) 

-  Supplices.  Cum  annotationibus  Marklandi 

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Sophocles. 

Tragoediae  septem  cum  commentariis  .  .  . 

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-  [Tragoediae.]  Erklaert  von  F.W.  Schneide- 

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-  Tragedies,  tr.  by  T.  Francklin.  1766, 2v.  3343 

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-  Aiax  lorarius,  stylo  tragico  a  Josepho  Scali- 

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- Dali’ Aias  mastigoforos.  [Ital.]  4  pp.  (Gubernatis, 

A.,  Conte  de,  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  2,  p.  224.) — Anti¬ 
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- [Fr.]  67  pp.  (Baif,  J.  A.  de,  Euvres  en  rime,  v.  3, 

p.  115.) - Dali’ Antigone.  [Ifal.]  3  pp.  (Gubernatis, 

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Dali’ Elettra.  [Ital.]  5  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte  de, 
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[Gr.]  100  pp.  (Burton,  J.,  Pentalogia,  v.  1,  p.  127.) - 

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CEdipus Tyrann us.  [Gr.]  125  pp.  (Burton,  J.,  Pentalogia, 
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-  —  With  critical  notes  ...  by  R.  C.  Jebb. 

[Gr.  and  Eng.]  1887.  4276 

- DalP  Edipo  Re.  [Jfal.]  5  pp.  (Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte 

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W.  Ueber  anzahl  und  namen  der  Sophokleischen 
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(Zeits.  f.  alterthumsiv.  v.  15,  1848,  p.577.) — Welcker,  F. 
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31pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsiv.  v.  1,  1834,  p.  609. )— Ueber 
die  in  dem  programm  von  G.  Hermann  de  .Eschyli  Aet- 
neis  aufgestellte  vasenerklaerung.  6  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alter¬ 
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47  pp.  (Greenough,  J.  B.,  and  others,  Harvard  studies 
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26  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  21,  1886,  p.  597.)— Die  megarische  ko¬ 
moedie.  23  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  9,  1875,  p.  319.)— Observa¬ 
tions  criticae  in  comoediam  Atticam.  19  pp.  (Hermes, 
v.7,  1873,  p.  140.)— Ueberlieferung  der  Aischylos-scholien. 
10  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  25,  1890,  p.  161.) — Wit*scliell,  A. 
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Greek  elegies.  See  Greek  poetry. 

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Graecorum.  1828.  3295 

-  Few  more  Greek  epigrams.  7  pp,  (Blackwood's 

Mag.  v.  38,  1835,  pp.  142,  192. )— Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte 
de  (Ed.)  Satire,  epigrammi,  versi  gnomici  de’  Greci. 
37  pp.  (In  his  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  14,  p.  23.)— 
"Welcker.  F.  G.  Spicilegium  epigrammatum  Graeco¬ 
rum.  98  pp.  ( Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1842,  p.  201 ;  v.  3, 
1845,  p.  234 ;  v.  6,  1848,  p.  82 ;  v.  7,  I860,  p.  613.) 

Greek  epigrams,  Single  authors. 

Callimachus.  Hymni  et  epigrammata. 
Ed.  A.  Meineke.  [Gr.]  1861.  3287 

The  same.  Tr.  from  the  Greek  into  English 
verse  ...  by  W.  Dodd.  1755.  1342 

The  same.  Literally  tr.  into  English  prose, 
by  J.  Banks.  1856.  (  With  Hesiodus,  Works : 

Bohn,  H.  G.,  Class.  Libr.)  1347 

-  Homerus.  Hymni,  epigrammata,  frag- 

menta,  et  Batrachomyomachia,  Ad  optimarum 
editionum  fidem  recensuit  et  notis  instruxit 
F.  Franke.  [Gr.]  1828.  3277 

-  —  Batrachomyomachia,  hymns,  and  epi¬ 
grams.  Tr.  by  G.  Chapman.  With  introduc¬ 
tion  and  notes  by  R.  Hooper.  1858.  1347 

- Minor  poems.  Battle  of  the  frogs  and 

mice ;  hymns,  and  epigrams :  tr.  by  Parnell, 
Chapman,  Shelley,  Congreve,  and  Hole.  With 
introductions  by  H.  N.  Coleridge.  1872.  1347 

-  Meleager,  of  Gadara.  Epigrammata. 

[Gr.]  1811.  3296 

-  Theocritus.  Idylls  and  epigrams  .  .  . 

With  English  notes  by  H.  Snow.  [Gr.]  1869. 

3297 


GREEK  EPIGRAMS,  Single  authors 


1930 


GREEK  FICTION,  Ancient 


The  same.  Griechisch  mit  metrischer  ue- 
bersetzung  .  .  .  von  J.  A.  Hartung.  1858. 
(Hartung,  J.  A.,  Die  bukoliker.)  3282 

The  same.  [Gr.  and  Lat.~\  1862.  (Didot, 
A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Poet,  bucol.  et  didact.) 

3262 

The  same.  Rendered  into  English  prose 
with  an  introductory  essay,  by  A.  Lang.  1880. 

1346 

Note.— For  other  eds.  and  trs.  see  Theocritus. 

-  Ralhilla,  J.  Gedichte.  [Gr.]  5  pp.  (Collitz,  H., 

Samml.  gr.  dialekt-inschrift.  v.  1,  p.  120.) — Lucian  us,  of 
Samosata.  Epigrammata.  [Or.  and  Lat.]  7  pp.  (Opera, 
p.  808  :  Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.) — Wilamowitz-Mocl- 
lemlorff,  U.  von  (Ed.)  Ein  altattisches  epigramm.  9  pp. 
(Hermes,  v.  20,  1885,  p.  62.) 

See  also  Greek  poetry  ;  also  names  of  authors. 

Greek  epigrams,  Criticism. 

Jacobs,  C.  F.  W.  Animadversiones  in  epi- 
grammata  Anthologiae  Graecae  secundum 
ordinem  analectorum  Brunckii.  1798-1814, 
3  v.  in  7.  (Ant hoi.  Gr.  v.  6-13.)  3293 

-  Welcker,  F.  G.  Sylloge  epigrammatum 

Graecorum.  Abweisung  der  verunglueckten 
conjecturen  des  Herrn  Prof.  Hermann.  1829. 
(  With  his  Sylloge  epigram.  Gr. )  3295 

-  Bueeheler.  F.  Griechisches  epigramm  aus  Aegyp- 

ten.  5  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1884,  p.  151.)— Hil¬ 
ler,  E.  Zu  den  Simonideischen  Epigrammen.  19  pp. 
(Philologus,  v.  48,  1889,  p.  229.) — Keil,  B.  Ad  epigram¬ 
mata  Eleusinia  ’E <f>.  apx •  1883,  143  et  79.  5  pp.  ( Hermes , 
v.  20,  1885,  p.  625.) — Zu  den  Simonideischen  Euryme- 
don epigrammen.  8  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  20,  1885,  p.  341.)  - 
Peppnmeller,  R.  Zwei  griechische  epigramme.  5  pp. 

( Philologus ,  v.  52,  1893,  p.  715.)— Wolters,  P.  Zu  griechi- 
schen  epigrammen.  7  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s.  v.  41, 
1886,  p.  342.) 

Greek  epistles. 

AESCHINES.  Orationes  et  epistolae  ex  re- 
censione  I.  Bekkeri.  [Gr.]  1823.  (Bekker, 


I.,  Or  at.  attici,  v.  3. )  3297 

The  same.  Recensuit  A.  Weidner.  [Gr.] 
1872.  3297 

The  same.  Iterum  ed.  F.  Franke.  [Gr.] 
1879.  3297 

—  Philostratus,  F.  De  Tyanensi  Apollonio 
libri ;  Vitae  sophistarum  ;  Heroicus  ;  Episto¬ 
lae  ;  Imagines.  [Gr.  and  Lat.]  1849.  (Didot, 
A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.)  3263 


-  Alciptirou.  Epistolae  Menandreae.  14  pp.  (Me¬ 
nander  and  Philemon,  Reliquiae,  ed.  A.  Meineke,  p.  341.) 

See  also  contents  of  Epistolographi  Graeci.  Recens.  .  . . 
R.  Hercher  (in  preceding  catalogue).  Also  names  of 
authors. 

Greek  epistles,  History  and  criticism. 

Bentley,  R.  Dissertation  on  the  Epistles 
of  Phalaris  .  .  .  1697.  ( With  Wotton,  W., 

Reflections  upon  anc.  and  mod.  learning. )  3201 
The  same.  1836,  2  v.  in  1.  (  Works,  v.  1,  2.) 

2163 

-  Boyle,  C.,  4  Earl  of  Orrery.  Dr.  Bentley’s 

Dissertations  on  the  Epistles  of  Phalaris  ex¬ 
amin’d.  1698.  3295 

-  t'ohet.  C.  G.  Alciphronis  epistolae.  35  pp.  (In  his 

Variae  lectiones,  p.  41.)— Passow,  F.  L.  K.  F.  Zur  ge- 
schichte  der  griechischen  erotiker  und  epistolographen. 
11  pp.  (  Vermisch.'schriften,  p.  86.) 


Greek  fables. 

A3sopus.  Fabulae  iEsopicae  Graecae  quae 
Maximo  Planudi  tribuuntur.  Cum  I.  Hudsoni 
et  I.  M.  Heusingeri  notis  atque  indice  verbo- 
rum  locupletissimo.  [Gr.]  1810.  3876 

- Esopet.  Opnieuw  naar  het  handschrift 

uitgegeven  en  van  eene  inleiding  en  woorden- 
lij3t  voorzien  J.  te  Winkel.  1881.  (Moltzer, 
H.  E.,  and  Winkel,  J.  te,  Biblioth.  van  mid- 
delnederl.  letterkunde.)  — 3192 

- Fables,  tr.  into  English.  With  instruc¬ 
tive  applications  ...  by  S.  Croxall.  1827.  1237 

- Fables,  as  first  printed  by  Wm.  Caxton 

in  1484,  with  those  of  Avian,  Alfonso,  and 
Poggio,  now  again  ed.  and  introduced  by  J. 
Jacobs.  1889,  2  v.  1232 

- Lyoner  Yzopet.  Altfranzoesische  ueber- 

setzung  des  XIII  jahrh.  in  der  mundart  der 
Franche- Comte  .  .  .  zum  ersten  mal  herausg. 
von  W.  Foerster.  1882.  (Foerster,  W.,  Alt- 
franzoes.  biblioth.  v.  5.)  2397 

- Volgarizzamento  delle  Fa  vole  di  Gal- 

fredo  dette  di  Esopo,  testo  di  lingua  edito  per 
cura  di  G.  Ghivizzani  con  un  discorso  intorno 
la  origine  della  favola,  la  sua  ragione  storica, 
e  i  fonti  dei  volgarizzamenti  italici.  1866, 
2  v.  in  1.  ( Scelta  di  curiositil  letterarie,  nos.  75, 
76. )  2322 

-  >T3soj»us.  [Fabeln]  in  niederdeutschen  versen.  10  pp. 

(Germania,  v.  13, 1868,  p.  469.)— Babrius.  Eables.  10  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  41,  1850,  p.  529.) 

See  also  Greek  fiction. 

Greek  fables,  History  and  criticism. 

Bentley,  R.  Dissertation  upon  the  Epis¬ 
tles  of  Phalaris,  Themistocles,  Socrates,  Eu¬ 
ripides  and  others,  and  the  Fables  of  HSsop. 
1697.  (  With  Wotton,  W.,  Reflections  upon  anc. 
and  mod.  learning.)  3201 

-  Fanfani,  P.  Delle  favole  di  Galfredo  pub. 

da  G.  Ghivizzani  avvertenze,  e  Lettere  di  N. 
Tommaseo  e  L.  Barbieri.  1867.  ( Scelta  di 

curiositd,  letterarie,  no.  91,  pt.  2. )  2332 

-  Jacobs,  J.  History  of  the  ^Esopic  fable. 

1889.  (iEsopus,  Fables,  ed.  by  J.  Jacobs,  v.  1.) 

1232 

-  Romulus.  Die  paraphrasen  des  Phaedrus 

und  die  JEsopische  fabel  im  mittelalter,  von 
H.  Oesterley.  1870.  3246 

-  Waldis,  B.  Esopus.  Herausg.  von  J. 

Tittmann.  1882,  2  v.  (Goedeke,  K.,  and  Titt- 
mann,  J.,  Deutsch.  dichter  16  jahrh.  v.  16,  17.) 

2355 

- Criisiiis,  O.  Ueber  eine  alte  thierfabel.  10  pp. 

( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s.  v.  49,  1894,  p.  299.) 

Greek  festivals.  See  Festivals,  Greek  and 
Roman. 

Greek  fiction,  Ancient. 

Heliodorus,  Bp  of  Tricca.  ^Ethiopian  his¬ 
tory.  Englished  by  T.  Underdowne.  1895. 
(Henley,  W.  E.,  Tudor  translations,  v.  5.)  1296 

-  Lucianus,  of  Samosata.  Works,  tr.  from 

the  Greek  by  several  eminent  hands.  1711, 
4  v.  4257 


GREEK  FICTION,  Ancient 


1931 


GREEK  GEOGRAPHERS 


• -  Apollonius,  King  of  Tyre.  Gesta  Apollonii.  24  pp. 

(Duemmler,  E.  L.,  and  others,  Poet.  Lat.  aevi  Car.  v.  2, 
p.  483:  Monumenta  German,  hist.) — Gubernatis,  A., 
Conte  de.  II  romanzo  greco.  131  pp.  (In  his  Storia  univ. 
della  letterat.  v.  10,  p.  71.) — Heliodorus,  Bp.  of  Trieca. 
Cose  etiopiche,  tr.  da  G.  Gozzi.  39  pp.  (Gozzi ,  G.,  Conte, 
Opere,  v.  7,  p.  91.) — Fungus.  Amori  pastorali  di  Dafni 
e  Cloe,  tr.  da  G.  Gozzi.  90  pp.  (Gozzi,  G.,  Conte,  Opere, 
v.  7,  p.  1.) — Pliiegon,  of  Tralles.  De  mirabilibus  et 
longaevis  libellus ;  De  Olympiis  fragmentum.  G.  Kylan- 
dro  Augustano  interprete.  [ Gr .  and  Lat.]  101  pp.  (An¬ 
toninus  Liberalis,  Transformationum  congeries,  v.  1,  p.  65  ; 
v.  2,  p.  55.) 

See  also  Greek  fables.— Greek  folk-lore.  Also 
names  of  authors. 

Greek  fiction,  Ancient,  History  and  criticism. 

Guberuatis,  A.,  Conte  de.  II  romanzo  greco.  69  pp. 
(In  his  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  9,  p.  33.)— Rohtle, 
E.  Zum  griechischen  roman.  31  pp.  (Bheinisch.  mus. 
n.  s.  v.  48,  1893,  p.  110.) 

Greek  fiction,  Mediaeval  and  modern. 

Joannes,  of  St.  Saba.  Vita  Barlaam  et 
Joasaph.  [Gr.  and  Lat.]  1864.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  96.)  — 2253 

- Barlaam  and  Josaphat.  Englished  lives 

of  Buddha.  Ed.  .  .  .  by  J.  Jacobs.  1896.  (Bib- 
lioth.  de  Carabas,  v.  10.)  2117 

-  Capialbi,  E.,  and  Bruzzano,  L.  Tridicino,  novella 

popolare  greca  di  Roecaforte.  [Gr.  and  Ital.]  10  pp. 
(Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  5,  1886,  p.  469.) — .loan- 
lies,  of  St.  Saba.  Book  of  the  king’s  son  and  the  ascetic. 
[Tr.]  by  E.  Rehatsek.  38  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gr.  Brit. 
Joum.  n.  s.  v.  22,  1890,  p.  119.)— Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  (Ed.) 
Fragments  d’une  ancienne  traduction  fran^aise  de  Bar¬ 
laam  et  Joasaph  faite  sur  le  texte  grec  au  commence¬ 
ment  du  13  siScle.  22  pp.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  Chartes, 
v.  27,  1866,  p.  313.) — Vretos,  M.  P.  (Tr.)  Contes  et 
pofemes  de  la  Grfece  moderne.  26  pp.  ( Correspondant , 
v.  35,  1855,  p.  576  ;  V.  36,  1855,  p.  19.) 

Greek  fire. 

Berthelot,  P.  E.  M.  Compositions  incendiaires 
dans  PantiquitS  et  au  moyen  age.  37  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1891,  3  p<ir.  v.  106,  p.  786.)— I.alanne.  L.  Con- 
troverse  a  propos  du  feu  grggeois.  9  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole 
des  Chartes,  v.  8,  1846,  p.  338.)— Reinaud,  J.  T.  Contro- 
verse  a  propos  du  feu  grggeois  :  rgponse  aux  objections 
de  M.  L.  Lalanne.  14  pp.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  Chartes, 
v.  8,  1846,  p.  427.) 

See  also  Combustion.  — Fire.— Greece,  Ancient, 
Military  and  naval  art. 

Greek  folk-lore. 

Carnoy,  E.  dit  H.,  and  Nicolaides,  J. 
Folklore  de  Constantinople.  1894,.  2  v.  in  1. 
(Carnoy,  E.  dit  H.,  Coll,  internat.  de  la  tradi¬ 
tion,  v.  12,  13.)  2223 

-  Garnett,  L.  M.  J.  ( Tr. )  Greek  folk-songs 

from  the  Turkish  provinces  of  Greece  .  .  . 
Classified,  revised,  and  ed.  .  .  .  by  J.  S.  Stuart- 
Glennie.  1885.  1214 

- Geld  art,  E.  M.  (Ed.)  Folk-lore  of  modern 

Greece.  1884.  1218 

-  Georgeakis,  G.,  and  Pineau,  L.  Folk-lore 

de  Lesbos.  1894.  ( Litterat .  pop.  de  loutes  les 

nations,  v.  31.)  2227 

-  Legrand,  E.  ( Tr. )  Recueil  de  contes  popu¬ 
lates  grecs,  tr.  sur  les  textes  originaux.  1881. 
(Coll,  de  contes  et  chansons  populaires,  v.  1.) 

1217 


-  Morosi,  G.  Studi .  .  .  Preceduto  da  una 

raccolta  di  canti,  leggende,  proverbi,  e  indovi- 
nelli.  1870.  —2111 

-  Fos,  M.  de.  Zoitsa,  lfigende  grecque.  10  pp.  (Rev.  d. 

deux  mondes,  1885,  3  p6r.  v.  70,  p.  873.) 

See  also  Greek  fiction. 

Greek  folk-lore.  Criticism. 

Perrin,  B.  Genesis  and  growth  of  an  Alexander- 
myth.  13  pp.  (Am.  Philol.  Assoc.  Trans,  v.  26,  1895, 
p.  56.) — SchenkI,  K.  Griechische  und  deutsche  sagen. 
3  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  7,  1862,  p.  193.) — Thumb,  A.  Zur 
neugriechischen  volkskunde.  24  pp.  (Verein  f.  volks- 
kunde,  Zeits.  v.  2,  1892,  pp.  285,  392.) 

Greek  folk-songs.  Garnett,  L.  M.  J.  (Tr.) 

1214 

Greek  genius,  Some  aspects  of  the.  Butcher, 
S.  H.  2223 

Greek  geographers. 

Avienus,  R.  F.  Descriptio  orbis  terrae  cum 
varietate  lectionis  et  ineditis  Jo.  Schraderi, 
excerptis  aliorum,  et  perpetuis  editoris  ani- 
madversionibus.  1788.  (Wernsdorf,  J.  C., 
Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  5,  pt.  2.)  3233 

The  same.  1825.  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet. 
Lat.  min.  v.  5.)  4226 

-  Dionysius  Periegetes.  Prisciani  Periegesis. 

[Lat.]  1788.  (Wernsdorf,  J.  C.,  Poet.  Lat. 
min.  v.  5,  pt.  1. )  3233 

The  same.  1825.  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet. 
Lat.  min.  v.  4.)  4246 

-  Ptolemaeus,  C.  Geographiae  libri  VIII. 

Graece  et  Latine.  [1619.]  (Bertius,  P.,  Tlieat. 
geog.  vet.  v.  1.)  P.R 

- Geographie ;  reproduction  photolitho- 

graphique  du  MS.  grec  du  monastere  de  Vato- 
pedi  au  Mont  Athos,  executee  d’apr&s  les 
cliches  obtenus  sous  la  direction  de  P.  de 
Sewastianoff.  1867.  17B8 

-  Strabo.  Geographica.  Recognovit  A. 

Meineke.  [Gr.]  1877,  3  v.  3206 

The  same.  Curantibus  C.  Muellero  et  F. 
Duebnero.  [Gr.  and  Lat.]  1853.  (Didot,  A. 
F.,  Biblioth.  gr.)  3262 

The  same.  Literally  tr.  with  notes,  the  first 
six  books  by  H.  C.  Hamilton,  the  remainder  by 
W.  Falconer.  1854-57,  3  v.  (Bohn,  H.  G., 
Class.  Libr.)  1458 

The  same.  Tr.  du  Grec  en  Frangais  [par 
F.  J.  G.  La  Port  du  Theil,  D.  Coray,  et  P.  F. 
J.  Gosselin].  1805-19,  5  v.  .2411 

- Fust-,  R.  N.  Geography  of  the  Greeks  and  Romans. 

35  pp.  ( Linguist .  and  orient,  essays,  2  s.  p.  483.) — Diony¬ 
sius,  Periegetes.  Prisciani  interpretatio  ex  Dionysio  de 
orbis  situ.  26  pp.  (Priscianus,  Opera,  ed.  A.  Krehl,  v.  2, 
p.  481.) — Ilierocles,  the  Grammarian.  Synecdemus 
cum  P.  Wesselingii  commentario.  [Gr.]  116  pp.  (Wes- 

seling,  P.,  Vet.  Rom.  itineraria,  p.  618.)— Osaun,  F.  G. 
Geographi  Graeci  minores,  recognovit  C.  Muellerus. 
25  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  22,  1856,  p.  534;  v.  23,  1856, 
p.  67.) 

See  also  Classical  geography.— Geography,  An¬ 
cient, 


Vol.  III.— 242. 


GREEK  HISTORIANS,  Ancient 


1932  GREEK  HISTORIANS,  Ancient,  Hist.,  etc. 


Greek  geometry.  See  Greek  mathematics. 
Greek  historians.  Ancient,  Collections. 

Hill,  G.  F.  [Ed.)  Sources  for  Greek  his¬ 
tory,  between  the  Persian  and  Peloponnesian 
wars.  1897.  3722 

-  Gnbernatis,  A.,  Conte  de.  Storici  greci.  88  pp.  (In 

his  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  12,  p.  89.) 

Greek  historians,  Ancient ,  Single  authors. 
Diodorus  Siculus.  Histoire  universelle. 
Tr.  en  Frangais  pari’ Abbe  Terrasson.  1737-44, 
7  v.  .2457 

-  Herodianus.  Historiarum  libri  VIII.  Ad 

codicem  Venetum  a  se  excussum  recognovit 
I.  Bekkerus.  [Gr.]  1826.  3277 

- Historiarum  libri  VIII.  [Gr.  and  Lat. ] 

1699.  4296 

-  Herodotus.  'Ivrbpuov  'hiyoi.  Codicem  San- 

crofti  manuscriptum  denuo  contulit  reliquam 
lectionis  varietatem  commodius  digessit  an- 
notationes  variorum  adjecit  T.  Gaisford.  [Gr.] 
1840,  2  v.  4296 

The  same.  Tr.  from  the  Greek,  with  notes 
and  life  of  the  author,  by  W.  Beloe.  1830.  2724 
The  same.  A  new  English  version,  ed.  by 
G.  Rawlinson,  assisted  by  Sir  H.  Rawlinson, 
and  Sir  J.  G.  Wilkinson.  1859-60,  4  v.  .2413 

- Books  V  and  VI.  Terpsichore  and  Erato. 

Ed.  with  notes  and  appendices  by  E.  Abbott. 
With  maps.  1893.  4295 

-  Polybius,  of  Megalopolis.  Histories.  Tr. 

by  E.  S.  Schuckburgh.  1889,  2  v.  2425 

The  same.  Nouvellement  tr.  du  Grec  par 
Dom  V.  Thuillier,  avec  un  commentaire  ou  un 
corps  de  science  militaire,  enrichi  de  notes 
critiques  et  historiques  .  .  .  par  M.  de  Folard. 
[Avec]  supplement.  1837-74,  7  v.  .2412 

-  Thucydides.  History  of  the  Peloponne¬ 
sian  war.  A  new  recension  of  the  text,  with 
a  carefully  amended  punctuation,  and  copious 
notes  .  .  .  accompanied  with  full  indexes.  By 
S.  T.  Bloomfield.  Illustr.  by  various  maps  and 
plans.  [Gr.]  1842-43,  2  v.  3201 

The  same.  Ed.  with  notes  and  introduc¬ 
tion,  by  C.  Bigg  and  G.  A.  Simcox.  [Gr.] 
1875,  2  v.  3296 

The  same.  Newly  tr.  into  English,  and  il¬ 
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Greek  hymns.  See  Greek  poetry. — Hymns. 
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1215 

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Note.— For  v.  1  see  preceding  catalogue. 

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gique  en  Gr£ce  et  en  Asie  Mineure,  fait  par 
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—Inscriptions  from  Casarea,  Lydae,  Patara,  Myra.  40  pp. 
(Joum.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  10,  1889,  p.  46.)— Inscriptions 
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(Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  9,  1888,  p.  338.)— Inscriptions 
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2  pp.  (Joum.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  5,  1884,  p.  60.) — Sacri¬ 
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42  pp.  (Collitz,  H.,  Samml.  gr.  dialekt-inschrift.  v.  2, 
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20  pp.  (Journ.  of  Hellen.  studies,  v.  8,  1887,  p.  356.)— and 
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3  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  20,  1885,  p.  157.)— Klein,  W.  Die  grie¬ 
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4  jahrhunderts.  34  pp.  2  pi.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst. 
Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  2,  1877,  pp.  138,  197.) — Aus  den  at- 
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Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  7,  1882,  p.  96.) — Aus  den  attischen 
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Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  8,  1883,  p.  165.) — Die  von  Herrn 
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(K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  5, 1880, 
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deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  2,  1877, 
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deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  4,  1879, 
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archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  10,  1885,  p.  402.) — 
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archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  3,  1878,  p.  299.) — In¬ 
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inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  8,  1883,  p.  287.)— Inschrift  der 
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inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  7,  1882,  p.  367.) — Insehriften 
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p.  148.) — Insehriften  der  Ergastinen.  10  pp.  (K.  deutsch. 
archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  8,  1883,  p.57.) — In- 
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deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  3,  1878, 
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chaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  10,  1885,  p.  32.) — Mau- 
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deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  3,  1878, 
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1  pi.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth. 
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41  pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth. 
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(K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  3,  1878, 
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(K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  11, 1886, 
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3  pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth. 
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9  pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth. 
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deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  8,  1883, 
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Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  6,  1881,  p.  118.) — Inschrift  aus  Ko- 
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Athen.  abth.  v.  1,  1876,  p.  40.) — Inschrift  aus  Kyzikos. 
6  pp.  2  pi.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen. 
abth.  v.  13,  1888,  p.  304.) — Inschrift  aus  Metropolis.  1  p. 
(K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  8, 1883, 
p.  210.)— Inschrift  aus  Pharsalos.  1  p.  (K.  deutsch.  ar¬ 
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schrift  aus  Salamis.  5  pp.  1  pi.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol. 
inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  7,  1882,  p.  40.) — Insehriften 
aus  Chalkis.  2  pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl. 
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41pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth. 
v.  9,  1884,  pp.  15,  58.) — Insehriften  aus  der  korykischen 
grotte.  1  p.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen. 
abth.  v.  3,  1878,  p.  154.) — Insehriften  aus  Gonnos.  2  pp. 
(K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  9,  1884, 
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deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  4,  1879, 
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(K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  10, 
1885,  p.  283.)— Lesbische  insehriften.  31  pp.  (K.  deutsch. 
archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  11,  1886,  p.263.) — 
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inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  6,  1881,  pp.  95,  217;  v.  7,  1882, 
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(K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  7,1882, 
pp.  61,  223, 334 ;  v.  8,  1883,  p.  101 ;  v.  11, 1886,  p.  47 ;  v.  12, 1887, 
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( Philologus ,  v.  50,  1891,  p.  570.)— Weihinschrift  einer 
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forsch.  v.  27,  1885,  pp.  84,  262 ;  v.  28,  1887,  p.  109  ;  v.  29,  1888, 
p.  124;  v.  30,  1890,  p.  293;  v.  33,  1895,  p.  1.)— Week,  F. 
Der  altgriechische  dativus  pluralis;  Der  dativ.  pluralis 
bei  Homer.  48  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  43,  1884,  pp.  32,  195.) — 
Wheeler,  J.  R.  Participal  construction  with  rvyxav>uv 
and  KvpAv.  15  pp.  (Greenough,  J.  B.,  and  others,  Har¬ 
vard  studies  in  class,  philol.  v.  2,  p.  143.) 

Greek  language,  Ancient,  History. 

Krunibaclier,  K.  Beitraege  zu  einer  geschichte 
der  griechischen  sprache.  65  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  vergleich. 
sprachforsch.  v.  27, 1885,  p.  481.) 

Greek  language.  Ancient,  Metre.  See  under 
Prosody. 

Greek  language,  Ancient,  Names.  See  Names, 
in  the  alphabet. 


Greek  language,  Ancient ,  Orthography.  See 
under  Pronunciation  and  spelling. 

Greek  language,  Ancient,  Particles. 

Schmitt,  P.  Ueber  den  ursprung  des  sub- 
stantivsatzes  mit  relativpartikeln  im  Griechi¬ 
schen.  1889.  (Schanz,  M.,  Beitr.  zur  hist, 
syntax  der  griech.  sprache,  v.  3,  pt.  2. )  — 2153 

-  Bauenilein,  W.  Ueber  den  angeblichen  unterschied 

der  partikeln  Hr  und  k4v.  11  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw. 
v.  10,  1843,  p.  1093.) — Berg-k,  T.  Ueber  die  partikeln 
i ’rgxos  und  Typos .  2  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  17,  1850, 
p.  501.)— Breitenhaeh,  L.  Ueber  die  partikeln  ovxov>' 
und  oux°0c.  8  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  8, 1841,  p.  105.) 
— Frauke,  F.  De  particularum  finalium  apud  Graecos 
constructione.  7  pp.  (Zeits  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  6,  1839, 
p.  1236.)— Recension  von  Gayler’s  Particularum  Graeci 
sermonis  negativarum  :  ov  et  p'ri  ov  pr)  et  py  ov,  accurata 
disputatio.  5  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  \.  4,  1837,  p.  350. ) 
— Ilartuiig',  J.  A.  Matthaei  Devarii  liber  de  Graecae 
linguae  particulis.  Ed.  R.  Klotz.  7  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alter¬ 
thumsw.  v.  12,  1845,  p.  145.) — Hermann,  G.  De  formulae 
aAA’  jj  et  affinium  particularum  post  negationes  vel  ne- 
gativas  sententias  usurpatarum  natura  et  usu  comraen- 
tatio.  Scripsit  G.  T.  A.  Krueger.  7  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alter¬ 
thumsw.  v.  1,  1834,  p.  1081.)— Miller,  E,  Die  partikel  pa. 
7  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  21, 1886,  p.  563.) — Jacobs,  F.  Godofredi 
Hermanni  de  particula  av.  16  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw. 
v.  2,  1835,  p.  474.)— Moller,  E.  Untersuchungen  ueber 
die  griechischen  modi  und  die  partikeln  x*v  und  av,  von 
W.  Bauenilein.  24  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  15,  1848, 
p.  325;  v.  16,  1849,  p.  237.)— Mosblecli,  P.  W.  Einiges 
ueber  die  partikel  re.  1  p.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  5,  1838, 
p.  948.) — Mueller,  G.  H.  De  origine  particulae  av.  2  pp. 
(Hermes,  v.  25,  1890,  p.  463.) — Zur  etymologie  de  partikel 
av.  2  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  26,  1891,  p.  159.) — Putsche,  C. 
Darstellung  des  gebrauchs  der  partikel  av  bei  Homer. 
5  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  4, 1837,  p.  158.) 

Greek  language,  Ancient,  Periodicals. 

Classical  Review.  Lond.,  1887-97.  11  v. 

—4162 

-  Gymnasial-zeitung.  Beiblatt  zur  Zeit- 

schrift  fuer  die  alterthumswissenschaft. 
Darmstadt,  1840-42.  3v.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw. 
1840-42.)  4701 

-  Hermes.  Zeitschrift  fuer  classische  philo- 

logie.  v.  20-32.  Berl.,  1885-97.  13  v.  —4106 

Note. — For  v.  1-19  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- r  Generalregister,  band  1-20.  Berl.,  1893. 

—4106 

-  Journal  of  Hellenic  studies.  Lond., 

1880-97.  18  v.  4203, 4201 

-  Leipziger  stud  ten  zur  classischen  philolo- 

gie.  v.  8-17.  Leipz.,  1885-96.  10  v.  in  11. 

—4105 

Note. — For  v.  1-7  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  13-25.  Leyd.,  1885- 

97.  13  v.  —4104 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Philologus.  Zeitschrift  fuer  das  klassische 

alterthum.  v.  44-56.  Goett.,  1885-97.  13  v. 

—4165 

- Supplementband  6.  Goett.,  1891-93. 

—4165 

- Philologischer  anzeiger.  v.  15-17. 

Goett.,  1885-87.  3  v.  —4164 

Note. — For  other  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Rheinisches  Museum  fuer  philologie.  n.  s. 

V.  40-52.  Frankf.  am  M.  1885-97.  13  v.  — 2195 

Note.— For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 


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GREEK  LANGUAGE,  Ancient,  Study 


-  Valpy,  A.  J.  (PiLb.)  Classical  Journal. 

Lond.,  [1810]-29.  40  v.  —4196 

-  Zeitschript  fuer  die  alterthumswissen- 

schaft.  Giessen,  1834-57.  24  v.  4701 

See  also  Greek  literature.  Ancient ,  Periodicals. 

Greek  language,  Ancient ,  Pronunciation  and 
spelling. 

King,  J.  E.,  and  Cookson,  C.  Principles 
of  sound  and  inflexion  as  illustr.  in  the  Greek 
and  Latin  languages.  1888.  — 2111 

-  Bentini,  S.  Della  pronuncia  sulla  lingua  greca. 

8  pp.  ( Propugnatore ,  v.  7,  pt.  1,  1874,  p.  340.) — Burnout, 
E.  L.  Prononciation  du  Grec.  24  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1890,  3  p6r.  v.  99,  p.  619.) — Gaiter,  L.  Quale 
pronuncia  della  lingua  greca  meglio  convenga  alle  scuole 
italiane.  14  pp.  ( Propugnatore ,  v.  8,  pt.  2, 1875,  p.  3.)— 
Gennadius,  J.  Pronunciation  of  Greek  in  England. 
21  pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev.v.  71, 1897,  p.  373.) — Kretschmer, 
P.  Znr  griechischen  lautlehre.  7  pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  vergleich. 
sprachforsch.  v.  33,  1895,  p.  466.) — Lewis,  J.  McK.  Notes 
on  Attic  vocalism.  17  pp.  (Am.  school  of  class,  studies 
at  Athens,  Papers,  v.  4,  p.  261.) — Pott.  A.  F.  Latein  und 
Griechisch  iu  einigen  ihrer  wichtigsten  lautunterschiede. 
130  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  26,  1883,  p.  113.) 
— Preller,  J.  Recension  von  Henrichsen’s  Schriften 
ueber  die  aussprache  des  griechischen  und  den  politischen 
vers.  10  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  6,  1839,  p.  115.)— 
Schulze,  W.  Posphorus.  8  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  vergleich. 
sprachforsch.  v.  33,  1895,  p.  386.) 

See  also  under  Accents. 

Greek  language,  Ancient ,  Prosody. 

Beatson,  B.  W.  Progressive  exercise  on 
the  composition  of  Greek  iambic  verse,  with 
a  treatise  on  the  tragic  metrical  systems,  and 
an  outline  of  Attic  prosody.  1878.  — 2156 

-  Burton,  J.  Introduction  to  the  metres  of 

the  Greek  tragedians.  1821.  (  With  Horsley, 

S.,  Bp.  of  St.  Asaph,  On  the  prosodies  of  Gr. 
and  Lat.)  — 2115 

-  Collis,  J.  D.  Praxis  iambica :  a  series  of 

elementary  and  progressive  exercises  in 
Greek  tragic  senarii.  1866.  — 2117 

-  Horsley,  S.,  Bp.  of  St.  Asaph.  On  the 

prosodies  of  the  Greek  and  Latin  languages. 
[Alton.]  1796.'  —2115 

-  Klotz,  R.  Bericht  ueber  die  erschei- 

nungen  auf  dem  gebiete  der  griechischen 
und  roemischen  metrik.  ( Jahresb .  ueber  fort- 
schr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  36,  48,  69,  1885-92. ) 

4214 

- Ahrens,  H.  L.  Leges  dialecti,  qua  Graecorum  poetae 

bucolici  usi  sunt.  Scripsit  G.  E.  Muehlmann.  7  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  7,  1840,  p.  889.)— Allen,  F.  D. 
On  Greek  versification  in  inscriptions.  170  pp.  (Am. 
school  of  class,  studies  at  Athens,  Papers,  v.  4,  p.  35.)— 
Berjfh,  T.  G.  M.  Schmidt:  Diatribe  in  dithyrambum 
poetarumque  dithyramhicorum  reliquias.  5  pp.  (Zeits. 
f.  alterthumsw.  v.  15, 1848,  p.  437.)— Bucliholtz,  H.  Be¬ 
richt  ueber  die  erscheinungen  auf  dem  gebiete  der  grie¬ 
chischen  und  lateinischen  metrik  waehrend  der  jahre 
1873-77.  33  pp.  (Jahresb.  ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth. 
v.  11,  1879,  p.  1.)— Caesar,  J.  Godofredi  Hermanni  epi¬ 
tome  doctrinae  metricae.  3  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw. 
v.  12,  1845,  p.  849.)— Christ,  W.  von.  Metrische  ueber- 
lieferung  der  Pindarischen  Oden :  ein  beitrag  zur  ge- 
schichte  der  metrik.  64  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens. 
Denkschr.  v.  42 :  Philos. -philol.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  11,  pt.  3, 
1868,  p.  129. ) — Crusius,  O.  Das  Porson’sche  gesetz  bei 
den  Komikern.  1  p.  (Philologus,  v.  48,  1889,  p.  192.)— 
29/X7TTVKTOI  avdirauTToi.  6  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  43, 


1888,  p.  197.)— Dinsrtorf,  K.  W.  Schreiben  ah  den  Her- 
ausgeber.  7  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  3,  1836,  p.  1.) 
— Farnell,  G.  S.  Metre  in  lyric  poetry.  30  pp.  (In  his 
Greek  lyric  poetry,  p.  45.) — Firnhaber,  C.  G.  Ueber 
'  die  stichomythie.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  8,  1841, 
p.  926.) — Gleditsch,  H.  Metrik  der  Griechen  und 
Roemer.  117  pp.  (Mueller,  I.  P.  E.,  Handb.  der  klass. 
alterthumsw.  v.  2,  p.  491.) — Graf,  E.  Nomos  orthios. 
12  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  43,  1888,  p.  512.) — Hans- 
sen,  F.  Das  enkoniologische  metrum.  16  pp.  (Philo¬ 
logus,  v.  51,  1892,  p.  231.)— Ein  musikalisch.es  accentgesetz 
in  der  quantitirenden  poesie  der  Griechen.  23  pp. 
(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  38,  1883,  p.  222.) — Hartung, 
J.  A.  Ueber  die  unstatthaftigkeit  der  basen  und  des  auf 
sie  gegruendeten  systems  der  metrik.  8  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
alterthumsw.  v.  14,  1847,  p.  865.)— Heimsoeth,  F.  Ueber 
die  neueste  metrische  theorie.  19  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus. 
n.  s.  v.  7,  1850,  p.622.) — Hermann,  J.  G.  J.  De  men- 
sura  utriusque  av.  16  pp.  (Opuscula,  v.  4,  p.373.) — De 
metrorum  quorumdam  mensura  rliythmica.  19  pp. 
(Opuscula,  v.  2,  p.  105.)— Recension  von  Weissenborn’s 
Abhandlung  De  versibus  iambico-antispasticis.  10  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  2,  1835,  p.  380.)— Hoerschel- 
lnaiin,  W.  Untersuchungen  zur  geschichte  der  grie¬ 
chischen  metriker.  42  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  36, 
1881,  p.  260.) — Zur  geschichte  der  antiken  metrik.  12  pp. 
(Philologus,  v.  47, 1889,  p.  1.)— Humphreys,  M.  W.  On 
the  equivalence  of  rhythmical  bars  and  metrical  feet. 
21  pp.  (Am.  Philol.  Assoc.  Trans,  v.  23,  1892,  p.  157.) — 
Klausen,  R.  H.  Recension  von  Munk’s  Metrik  der 
Griechen  und  Roemer.  8  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsio.  v.  1, 
1834,  p.  1093.) — Iiopp,  A.  Quantitaet  der  ancipites  im 
iambischen  trimeter  der  Spaetgriechen.  7  pp.  (Hermes, 
v.  21,  1886,  p.  27.) — Ueber  positio  debilis  und  correptio  At¬ 
tica  im  iambischen  trimeter  der  Griechen.  30  pp.  (Rhei¬ 
nisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1886,  pp.  247, 376. ) — Leo,  F.  Die  bei- 
den  metrischen  systeme  des  alterthums.  22  pp.  (Hermes, 
v.  24,  1889,  p.  280.)— Meissner,  O.  Zur  metrik.  34  pp. 
(Philologus,  v.  5,  1850,  p.  85.)— Palmer,  G.  H.  Hexame¬ 
ters  and  rhythmic  prose.  9  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  66, 
1890,  p.  526.) — Preller,  J.  Recension  von  Henrichsen’s 
Schriften  ueber  die  aussprache  des  griechischen  und 
den  politischen  vers.  10  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  6, 
1839,  p.  115.) —  Shlelmann,  E.  Epitome  de  poesi  seu 
prosodia  Graecorum.  51  pp.  (Dinner,  C.,  Epithetorum 
Graeco-Lat.  farrago,  p.  989.)— Spiro,  F.  Der  kyklische 
dactylus  und  die  lesbische  lyrik.  25  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  23, 
1888,  p.  234.) — 2v/iiWTVKTot  avdjratcrToi.  6  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  23, 
1888,  p.  607.)— Velhe,  W.  Bericht  ueber  die  erschei¬ 
nungen  auf  dem  gebiete  der  griechischen  und  lateini¬ 
schen  metrik.  22  pp.  (Jahresb.  ueber  fortschr.  der  class, 
alterth.  v.  15,  1880,  p.  171.)— Voltz,  L.  Die  e'iSr)  des  dak- 
tylischen  hexameters.  10  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  52,  1893, 
p.  385.) — Welssenborn,  H.  Alte  metrik:  De  versu, 
quem  vocant,  Saturnio  scripserunt  H.  Duentzer  et  L. 
Lersch.  11pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  8,  1841,  p.  774.) — 
Feussner :  De  metrorum  et.  melorum  discrimine.  6  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  6,  1839,  p.  15.) — Griechisch-roe- 
mische  metrik,  von  C.  Freese.  6  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alter¬ 
thumsw.  v.  13,  1846,  p.  345.) — Recension  von  Selckmann’s 
und  Geppert’s  Abliandlungen  de  versu  Glyconeo.  12  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  3,  1836,  p.  242.)— Ueber  das  ver- 
haeltniss  der  Hermannschen  theorie  der  metrik  zur 
ueberlieferung  von  K.  E.  Geppert.  9  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alter¬ 
thumsw.  v.  4,  1837,  p.  278.) — Westphal,  R.  Die  tradition 
der  alten  metriker.  68  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  20,  1863, 
pp.  76,  238.) 

Greek  language,  Ancient,  Spelling.  See  with 
Pronunciation. 

Greek  language,  Ancient,  Study. 

Bury,  J-  B.  Compulsory  Greek.  11  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  50,  1891,  p.  811.) — Freeman,  E.  A.  Greek  in 
the  universities.  9  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  60,  1891,  p.  663.) 
— Frost,  W.  G.  Greek  among  required  studies.  25  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  42,  1885,  p.  327.)— Greek  at  the  uni¬ 
versities.  15  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  172,  1891,  p.  209.) — 
Matthiae,  A.  H.  Ueber  die  uebungen  im  griechisch- 
sclireiben.  3  pp.  (Vermisch.  schriften,  p.  190.)— Pas- 


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sow,  F.  L.  K.  F.  Die  griechische  sprache  nach  ihrer 
bedeutungin  der  bildung  deutscher  jugend;  Der  grie- 
chischen  sprache  paedagogischer  vorrang  vor  der  latei- 
nischen,  von  der  sehattenseite  betrachtet.  39  pp.  (  Ver- 
misch.  schriften,  pp.  1,  20.)— Peabody,  A.  P.  Study  of 
Greek.  9  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  53,  1884,  p.  71.)— 
Scorn  (>,  H.  A.  How  to  promote  the  study  of  Greek. 
12  pjn  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  54,  1897,  p.  501.) — Sliorcy,  P. 
To  ancient  Greek  through  modern  ?  No  !  7  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  18,  1895,  p.  602.) — Welldon,  J.  E.  C.  Position  of 
Greek  in  the  universities.  11  pp.  ( Contemp .  Rev.  v.  60, 
1891,  p.  582.) 

See  also  Classical  education. 

Greek  language,  Ancient,  Syntax. 

Joost,  A.  Was  ergiebt  sich  aus  dem 
sprachgebrauch  Xenophons  in  der  Anabasis 
fuer  die  behandlung  der  griechischen  syntax 
in  der  schule  ?  1892.  3261 

-  Sciianz,  M.  (Ed. )  Beitraege  zur  histori- 

schen  syntax  der  griechischen  sprache.  1882- 
95,  4  v.  —2153 

-  Schwab,  O.  Historische  syntax  der  grie¬ 
chischen  comparation  in  der  klassischen  lit- 
teratur.  1893-95,  3  pts.  (Schanz,  M.,  Beitr. 
zur  hist,  syntax  der  griech.  sprache,  v.  4, 
pts.  1-3.)  —2153 

-  Sturm,  J.  Geschichtliche  entwickelung 

der  constructionen  mit  nplv.  1882.  (Schanz, 
M.,  Beitr.  zur  hist,  syntax  der  griech.  sprache, 

V.  1,  pt.  3. )  ’  —2153 

-  Thompson,  F.  E.  Syntax  of  Attic  Greek. 

1883.  —2117 

- Weber,  P.  Entwickelungsgeschichte  der 

absichtssaetze.  1884-85,  2  pts.  (Schanz,  M., 
Beitr.  zur  hist,  syntax  der  griech.  sprache,  v.  2, 
pts.  1,  2.)  — 2153 

- Baeiimleln,  W.  Syntax  der  griechischen  sprache, 

von  J.  N.  Madvig.  28  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  17, 
1850,  pp.  458,  538.) — Syntax  der  griechischen  sprache,  von 

W.  Scheuerlein.  12  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  15,  1848, 

p.  637.) — Syntax  der  griechischen  verbums,  von  F. 
Schmalfeld.  8  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsiv.  v.  16,  1849, 
p.  51.) — Ueber  die  construction  von  nplv.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
alterthumsw.  v.  3,  1836,  p.  788.) — Ifavet,  L.  Ve  en  Grec. 
4  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  73,  p.369.) — 
Lentz,  A.  Pneumatologiae  elementa  ex  veterum  gram- 
maticorum  reliquiis  adumbrata.  124  pp.  (Philologus, 
Suppl.  v.  1,  1860,  p.  641.) — kuebker,  F.  Vorschlag  und 
plan  zu  einer  parallel-syntax  der  griechischen,  lateini- 
schen,  und  deutschen  sprache.  5  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alter¬ 
thumsw.  v.  13,  1846,  p.  385.)— Mchlhoru,  F.  Recension 
A.  de  Wannowsky’s  Syntaxis  anomala.  5  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
alterthumsw.  v.  5,  1838,  p.  823.)— Smith,  C.  F.  Some 
poetical  constructions  in  Thucydides.  21  pp.  (Am. 
Philol.  Assoc.  Trans,  v.  25,  1894,  p.  61.)—  Sommer,  C.  L. 
De  appositione  in  Graeca  lingua  commentatio.  Scripsit 
F.  Mehlhorn.  6  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  6,  1839, 
p.  1004.) — V«grinz,Q.  Jahresbericht  ueber  Homerisclie 
syntax  und  sprachgebrauch,  1884-86.  15  pp.  (Jahresb. 

ueber  for  tschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  42,  1887,  p.  215;  v.  46, 
1888,  p.  189.) 

Greek  language,  Modern. 

Psichari,  J.  Etudes  de  philologie  neo- 
grecque.  Recherches  sur  le  developpement 
historique  du  Grec.  1892.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole 
des  hautes  Etudes,  v.  92. )  — 4153 

-  Black ie,  J.  S.  Shakespeare  and  modern  Greek. 

12  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  30,  1891,  p.  1006.) — Hatzida- 
kis,  G.  N.  Neugriechische  miscellen.  20  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  33,  1895,  p.  105.)— Zur  geschichte 


des  mittel-  und  neugriechischen.  54  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  ver¬ 
gleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  31,  1892,  p.  103.) — Hermann,  J. 
G.  J.  T.  Kind’s  Neugriechische  chrestomathie.  2  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  2,  1835,  p.  717.) — Jannaris,  A. 
N.  Spoken  Greek,  ancient  and  modern.  12  pp.  (Con- 
temp.  Rev.  v.  61,  1892,  p.  564.) — Lafoscade,  L.  Influence 
du  Latin  sur  le  Grec.  76  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes 
etudes,  v.  92,  p.  83.) — Lawton,  W.  C.  Ancient  and  mod¬ 
ern  Greek.  8  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  56,  1885,  p.  399.) — 
Selnilze.  W.  Alt- und  neugriechisches.  8  pp.  (Zeits. 
f.  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  33,  1895,  p.  224.) 

Greek  language,  Modern,  Dialects. 

Morosi,  G.  Studi  sui  dialetti  greci  della 
Terra  d’Otranto.  1870.  — 2111 

- Pernot,  H.  Etudes  sur  les  subsistances  dialectales 

en  Nfio-Grec :  les  inscriptions  de  Paros.  38  pp.  (Bib¬ 
lioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  92,  p.  45.) 

Greek  language.  Modern,  Grammar. 

Jannaris,  A.  N.  Historical  Greek  gram¬ 
mar,  chiefly  of  the  Attic  dialect,  as  written 
and  spoken  from  classical  antiquity  down  to 
the  present  time.  1897.  — 2152 

-  llatzidakis,  G.  N.  Zum  vocalismus  des  Neugrie¬ 
chischen.  42  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  30, 
1890,  p.  357.)— Zur  neugriechischen  declination.  13  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  420.) — Zur 
praesensbildung  des  Neugriechischen;  Zur  altgriechi- 
schen  feminina  auf  -os  im  Neugriechischen.  16  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  27,  1885,  p.  69.) — lies- 
seling-,  D.  Essai  historique  sur  l’infinitif  grec.  44  pp. 
(  Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  Studes,  v.  92,  p.  1.) 

Greek  language.  Modern,  Pronunciation. 

Gennadi  us,  J.  Proper  pronunciation  of  Greek. 
18  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  38,  1895,  p.  681.) — I.eotsa- 
kos,  J.  P.  Modern  Greek  and  its  pronunciation.  2  pp. 
(Nation,  v.  59,  1894,  p.  381.) 

Greek  language,  Modern,  Study. 

Gennadius,  J.  Teaching  Greek  as  a  living  lan¬ 
guage.  10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  18,  1895,  p.  228.)—  Shorey,  P. 
To  ancient  Greek  through  modern  ?  No  !  7  pp.  (Forum, 
v.  18,  1895,  p.  602.) 

Greek  life  and  thought.  Mahaffy,  J.  P.  2737 

Greek  literature,  Ancient. 

Dinner,  C.  Epithetorum  Graeco-Latino- 
rum  farrago  locupletissima.  1614.  — 2156 

-  Jebb,  R.  C.,  and  others.  Translations. 

1885.  3217 

■ - Foerster,  R.  (Ed.)  Anecdota  Choriciana  nova. 

31pp.  (Philologus,  v.  54,  1895,  p.  93.)— Wessely,  K.  (Ed.) 
Literarische  fragmente  aus  El-Faijum.  24  pp.  (Mittheil. 
aus  der  samml.  der  Papyrus  Erzherzog  Rainer,  v.  1,  1887, 
p.  73;  V.  2-3,  1887,  p.  74;  v.  4,  1888,  p.  136.) 

See  also  Classical  literature.— Greek  drama.— 
Greek  epigrams.— Greek  fables. —Greek  fic¬ 
tion.— Greek  orations.— Greek  poetry.— Greek 
rhetoric. 

For  a  list  of  the  principal  Greek  writers  whose  works 
are  in  the  Library  see  the  contents  under  Didot,  A  F., 
Bibliothbque  grecque  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Greek  literature,  Ancient,  Bibliography. 

Jahresbericht  ueber  die  fortschritte  der 
classischen  alterthumswissenschaft,  1884-97. 
1885-98,  59  v.  in  49.  4214 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Mayor,  J.  B.  Guide  to  the  choice  of  clas¬ 
sical  books.  1885.  L.114 

-  Sax,  C.  Onomasticon  literarium,  sive  no- 

menclator  historico-criticus.  1775-1803,  8  v. 

L.117 


GREEK  LITERATURE,  Ancient,  Bibliog.  1944  GREEK  LITERATURE,  Ancient,  Hist.,  etc. 


-  Schweiger,  F.  L.  A.  Handbuch  der  clas- 

sischen  bibliographic.  v.  1.  Griechische 
schriftsteller.  1830.  L.106 

-  lloflinan,  W.  Recension  von  Schweiger’s  Hand¬ 
buch  der  classischen  bibliographic.  8  pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  al- 
terthumsw.  v.  1,  1834,  p.  478.) — Sonnenseliein,  W.  S. 
Greek  philology  and  literature.  54  pp.  (In  his  Best 
books,  p.577;  Reader’s  guide  to  contemp.  lit.  p.669.) — 
Vardy,  A.  R.  Greek  and  Latin  classics.  21  pp.  (John¬ 
son,  G.  J.,  and  others,  Books  for  areference  library,  p.  56.) 
See  also  Classical  bibliography. 

Greek  literature,  Ancient ,  Dictionaries. 

Daremberg,  V.  C.,  and  Saglio,  E.  (Eds.) 
Dictionnaire  des  antiquites  grecques  et  ro- 
maines,  d’apres  les  textes  et  les  monuments. 
1881-97,  3  y.  in  5.  2112 

-  Lempriere,  J.  Classical  dictionary.  1812. 

1196 

- Rich,  A.,  Jr.  Illustrated  companion  to 

the  Latin  dictionary,  and  Greek  lexicon. 
1849.  1106 

-  Sax,  C.  Onomasticon  literarium,  sive  no- 

menclator  historico-criticus.  1775-1803,  8  v. 

L.117 

-  Seyffert,  O.  Dictionary  of  classical  an¬ 
tiquities  .  .  .  literature,  and  art.  Ed.  by  H. 
Nettleship  and  J.  E.  Sandys.  1891.  1143 

-  Smith,  Sir  W.  (Ed.)  Dictionary  of  Greek 

and  Roman  antiquities.  1848.  1106 

- (Ed.)  Dictionary  of  Greek  and  Roman 

biography  and  mythology.  1890,  3  v.  1194 

- and  others  (Eds.)  Dictionary  of  Greek 

and  Roman  antiquities.  1890-91,  2  v.  1194 

-  Toup,  J.  Emendationes  in  Suidam  et  He- 

sychium,  et  alios  lexicographos  Graecos.  1790, 
4  v.  —2112 

See  also  Classical  dictionaries. 

Greek  literature.  Ancient ,  History  and  criti¬ 
cism. 

Bentley,  R.  Dissertation  upon  the  Epis¬ 
tles  of  Phalaris,  Themistocles,  Socrates,  Euri¬ 
pides,  and  others.  1697.  (  With  Wotton  W., 

Reflections  upon  anc.  and  mod.  learning. )  3201 

-  Boyle,  C.,  4  Earl  of  Orrery.  Dr.  Bentley’s 

Dissertations  on  the  Epistles  of  Phalaris  .  .  . 
examin’d.  1698.  3295 

-  Butcher,  S.  H.  Some  aspects  of  the 

Greek  genius.  1891.  2223 

-  Christ,  W.  von.  Geschichte  der  griechi- 

schen  litteratur.  1889.  (Mueller,  I.  P.  E., 
Handb.  d.  klass.  alterthumsw.  v.  7.)  2723 

-  Cobet,  C.  G.  Variae  lectiones  quibus  con- 

tin  entur  observationes  criticae  in  scriptores 
Graecos.  1873.  3271 

-  Graux,  C.  Essai  sur  les  origines  du  fonds 

grec  de  l’Escurial.  1880.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des 
hautes  itudes,  v.  46. )  — 4153 

-  Haupt,  M.  Opuscula.  1875-76,  3  v.  3232 

-  Jevons,  F.  B.  History  of  Greek  literature  : 

from  the  earliest  period  to  the  death  of 
Demosthenes.  1886.  2215 

- Koechly,  H.  A.  T.  Akademische  vortraege 

und  reden,  v.  1.  1859.  3232 


-  Madvig,  J.  N.  Adversaria  critica  ad  scrip' 

tores  Graecos  et  Latinos,  v.  3.  1884.  3236 

Note. — For  v.  1,  2,  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Matthiae,  A.  H.  Yermischte  schriften. 

1833.  3232 

-  Passow,  F.  L.  K.  F.  Opuscula  academica. 

1835.  *  3232 

- Yermischte  schriften.  1843.  3232 

-  Perry,  T.  S.  History  of  Greek  literature. 

1890.  2232 

-  Pierron,  P.  A.  Histoire  de  la  literature 

grecque.  1884.  2237 

-  Raoul,  L.  V.  Precis  del’  histoire  litt6raire 

grecque,  latine,  et  frangaise.  1837.  2223 

- -  Schoemann,  G.  F.  Opuscula  academica. 

1856-71,  4  v.  —2192 

-  Sittl,  K.  Geschichte  der  griechischen 

literatur  bisauf  Alexander  den  Grossen.  1864- 
87,  3  v.  2215 

-  Teuffel,  W.  S.  Studien  und  charakteristi- 

ken  zur  griechischen  und  roemischen  sowie 
zur  deutschen  literaturgeschichte.  1871.  3232 

-  Tournier,  E.  (Ed.)  Sciences philologiques 

et  historiques.  Exercices  critiques  de  la  con¬ 
ference  de  philologie  grecque.  1875.  ( Bib¬ 
lioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  10. )  — 4154 

-  Volkmann,  R.  E.  Observationes  miscel- 

lae.  1873.  3242 

-  Winter,  J.,  and  Wuensche,  A.  Geschichte 

der  j  uedisch-hell  enistischen,  und  talmudischen 
litteratur.  1894.  ( With  their  Juedische  lit¬ 
teratur,  v.  1. )  2251 

- Bainnstark,  A.  Beitraege  zur  griechischen  littera- 

tur-geschichte.  30  pp.  ( Philologus ,  v.  53,  1894,  p.  687.) — 
Berg!*,  T.  Erklaerung.  7  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw. 
Beilage,  v.  11,  1844,  p.  481.) — Kritische  bemerkungen. 

3  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  21, 1854,  p.  432.)— Schedae 
criticae.  5  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  8,  1841,  p.  84.) — 
Wann  beginnt  die  alexandrinische  periode  der  griechi¬ 
schen  litteratur  ?  2  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  20,  1853, 
p.  124.) — Buecl»eler,F.  Conjectanea.  42pp.  (Rheinisch. 
mus.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1884,  pp.  274,  558 ;  v.  41,  1886,  p.  1 ;  v.  48, 
1893,  p.  84.)— Bureseli,  K.  Die  griechischen  trostbe- 
schluesse.  37  pp.  (Bheiniscli.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  49, 1894,  p.  424.) 
—Caesar,  J.  Geschichte  der  griechischen  literatur,  von 
L.  Schaaff.  6  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  7,  1840,  Bei- 
blatt,  p.  201.)— Colin,  L.  Unedirte  fragmente  aus  der 
atticistischen  litteratur.  14  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s. 
v.  43, 1888,  p.  405.)— Crusius,  O.  Litterargeschichtliche 
parerga.  35  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  54,  1895,  p.  710.) — De 
iluincey,  T.  Brief  appraisal  of  the  Greek  literature 
in  its  foremost  pretensions.  53  pp.  ( Coll,  writings,  v.  10, 
p.289;  Uncoil,  writings,  v.  1,  p.  23.) — Diels,  H.  Atacta. 
10  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  23,  1888,  p.  279.)— Dimlorf,  W.  Ver- 
mischte  aufsaetze.  6  pp.  ( Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  6,  1839, 
p.  1123.)— Dittenberg-er,  W.  Zur  griechischen  antholo- 
gie.  4  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  19,  1884,  p.  242.) — Doellinger, 
J.  J.  I.  von.  Einfluss  der  griechischen  literatur  und  cul- 
tur  auf  die  abendlaendische  welt  im  mittelalter.  24  pp. 
(In  his  Akad.  vortraege,  v.  1,  p.  163.)—  The  same,  in 
English.  24  pp.  (In  his  Studies  in  European  hist.  p.  164.) 
— Froehner,  W.  Kritische  studien.  21  pp.  (Rheinisch. 
mus.  n.  s.  v.  47,  1892,  p.  291.)— Graefeniian,  A.  G.  Essai 
sur  l’histoire  de  la  critique  chez  les  Grecs  .  .  .  par  M.  E. 
Egger.  9  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  19,  1852,  p.  78.) — 
Ilaeberlin,  K.  Jahresbericht  ueber  die  geschichte  der 
griechischen  litteratur  fuer  1879-93.  104  pp.  (Jahresb. 
ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  85,  1896,  p.  39.) — Mar- 
tiing',  J.  A.  Grundriss  der  griechischen  literatur,  von 
G.  Bernhardy.  9  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  13,1846, 


GREEK  LITERATURE,  Ancient,  Hist.,  etc.  1945  GREEK  MANUSCRIPTS  AND  PAPYRI 


p.  556.) — Hermann,  J.  G.  J.  Extemporalia.  3  pp. 
( Zeits .  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  3,  1836,  p.  529.) — Vermischte 
bemerkungen.  2  pp.  (Zeits.  /.  alterthumsw.  v.  17,  1850, 
p.  499.)— Herwerden,  H.  van.  Yaria  ad  varios.  32  pp. 
(Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  17, 1889,  p.  12.) — Jacobs,  F.  Griechi- 
sche  literatur  in  Frankreich.  12  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw. 
v.  6,  1839,  p.  521;  v.  7,  1840,  p.  509;  v.  8,  1841,  p.  761.)— 
Jahn,  O.  Epistola.  4  pp.  (Zeits./.  alterthumsw.  v.  8, 
1841,  p.  161.) — Klaniroth,  M.  Ueber  die  auszuege  aus 
griechischen  schriftstellern  bei  al-Ja‘qubi.  100  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  40, 1886,  pp.  189,  612 ;  v.  41, 

1887,  p.  415.) — Kroll,  W.  Adversaria  Graeca.  13  pp. 
(Philologus,  v.  53, 1894,  p.  416.) — liindau,  A.  F.  Vermisch¬ 
te  aufsaetze.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  6,  1839, 
p.  1102.) — I, min deli,  A.  Zur  griechischen  anthologie. 
26  pp.  (Bheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1886,  p.  592.) — Maas, 
E.  Untersuchungen  zur  geschichte  der  griechischen 
prosa.  30  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  22, 1887,  p.  566.)— Meliler,  E.  In¬ 
ter  ambulandum  decerpta.  16  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  17, 
1889,  p.  98.) — Meineke,  J.  A.  F.  A.  Marginalien.  8  pp. 
(Zeits./.  alterthumsw.  v.  10,  1843,  p.  289  ;  v.  12, 1845,  p.  1062.) 
— Naber,  S.  A.  Nuculae.  36  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  16, 

1888,  p.  355. )— Selecta.  28  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  16, 
1888,  p.  91.) — Jfauck,  A.  Anaiecta  critica.  26  pp. 
(Hermes,  v.  24,  1889,  p.  447.) — Kritische  miscellen.  6  pp. 
(Zeits.  /.  alterthumsw.  v.  22,  1855,  p.  110.) — l»ise!iel,  R. 
A i'£  tyjp  yaxa-ipav.  6  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits. 
v.  47, 1893,  p.  86.) — ISolide,  E.  Studien  zur  chronologie 
der  griechischen  litteraturgeschichte.  107  pp.  (Bheinisch. 
mus.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1881,  pp.  380,  524.) — Santlford,  Sir  D.  K. 
History  of  Greek  literature.  54  pp.  (Potter,  J.,  Abp.  o/ 
Canterbury,  Archaeol.  Gr.  p.  721.) — Schanz,  M.  Zu  grie¬ 
chischen  prosaikern.  5  pp.  (Bheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  38, 
1883,  p,  138.) — Scheibe,  C.  Conjecturarum  fasciculus. 
4  pp.  (Zeits./.  alterthumsw.  v.  12, 1845,  p.  209.) — Selimal- 
feld,  F.  G.  Eclogae  sive  excerpta  e  variis  scriptoribus 
Graecis  .  .  .  notis  instruxit  C.  Passow.  6  pp.  (Zeits.  /. 
alterthumsw.  v.  6, 1839,  p.  345.) — Sclimidt,  M.  Vermischte 
bemerkungen.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  /.  alterthumsw.  v.  22,  1855, 
p.  503;  v.  23,  1856,  p.  127.)— Schneider,  O.  Probabilia 
critica.  6  pp.  (Zeits.  J.  alterthumsw.  v.  7,  1840,  p.  585.) — 
Schwenck,  K.  Bemerkungen.  5  pp.  (Zeits.  /.  alter¬ 
thumsw.  v.  6,  1839,  p.  623;  v.  7,  1840,  p.  913.) — Scudder, 
H.  E.  Childhood  in  Greek  and  Roman  literature.  11  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  55,  1885,  p.  13.) — Wagner,  W.  Kri¬ 
tische  aehrenlese.  2  pp.  (Zeits.  /.  alterthumsw.  v.  19, 
1852,  p.  412.)— Wecklein,  N.  Zu  Griechischen  schrift¬ 
stellern.  11  pp.  (Bheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1881,  p.  135.) 

Note. — Criticisms  of  the  works  of  any  author  will  be 
found  under  his  name. 

Greek  literature,  Ancient ,  Periodicals. 

Classical  Review.  Lond.,  1887-97.  11  v. 

—4162 

—  Gymnasial-zeitung.  Beiblatt  zur  Zeit- 
schrift  fuer  die  alterthumswissenschaft. 
Darmstadt,  1840-42.  3v.  (Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw. 
1840-42.)  4701 

-  Jahresbericht  ueber  die  fortschritte  der 

classischen  alterthumswissenschaft,  1884-97. 
Berl.,  1885-98.  59  v.  in  49.  4214 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

- Journal  of  Hellenic  studies,  v.  6-17. 

Lond.,  1885-97.  12  v.  4203 

Note. — For  v.  1-5  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  13-25.  Leyd.,  1885- 

97.  13  v.  —4104 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

— —  Zeitschrift  fuer  die  alterthumswissen¬ 
schaft.  Giessen,  1834-57.  24  v.  4701 

See  also  Greek  language,  Ancient,  Periodicals, 


Greek  literature,  Modern. 

SATHAS,  C.  N.  Mecrcuum/c?;  /3i/3\co5?)k?).  v.  6. 
1877.  3283 

Note. — For  v.  1-5  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  Lagardc  (Boetticher),  P.  A.  de.  Neu  Griechisches 

aus  Klein  Asien.  68  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wis- 
sens.  Hist.-philol.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  33,  1886,  p.  1.) 

Greek  literature,  Modern,  Bibliography. 

Legrand,  E.  Bibliographie  hell6nique ; 
ou,  description  raisonnge  des  ouvrages  pub.  en 
Grec  par  des  Grecs  aux  XV  et  XVI  siecles. 
1885,  2  v.  L.60 

- Bibliographie  hell^nique;  ou,  description 

raisonn6e  des  ouvrages  pub.  par  des  Grecs  au 
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1884,  p.  314.) — Notice  sur  un  trSs  ancien  MS.  grec  en  on- 
ciales  des  Epitres  de  St.  Paul,  conserve  h  la  BibliothSque 
nationale.  52  pp.  2  pi.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des 
MSS.  v.  33,  pt.  1,  1890,  p.  141.)— Papyri  Aegyptiacae 
Graecae,  cum  praevia  notitia  et  interpretatione.  17  pp. 
(Mai,  A.,  Auctor.  classic,  v.  5,  pp.  350,  600.) — Papyrus 
Aegyptiaca  Graece  scrip  ta,  cum  notitia  et  interpreta¬ 
tione.  6  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Auctor.  classic,  v.  4,  p.  442.) — 
Parthey,  G.  F.  C.  Zwei  griechische  zauberpapyri  des 
Berliner  Museums.  72  pp.  1  pi.  (Berlin,  Akad.  wissens. 
Philol.  classe,  Abhandl.  1865,  p.  109.) — Psichari,  J.  Le 
po&me  5,  Spanfias.  23  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des  hautes 
etudes,  v.  73,  p.  261.)— Robert,  C.  Zur  geschichte  der 
Euripides-handschriften.  6  pp.  (Hermes,  v.  13,  1878, 
p.  133.)— Rochefort,  G.  D.  de.  Notice  d’un  MS.  grec 
de  la  Biblioth&que  du  roi.  44  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not. 
et  extr.  des  MSS.  v.  2,  1789,  p.  687.) — Rulotta,  ( — ).  Col- 
latio  Codicis  Vaticani.  36  pp.  (Bentley,  R.,  Critica  sacra, 
p.  119.)— Sainte-Croix,  G.  E.  J.  G.  de  C.  L.  Notice  du 
MS.  grec  de  la  Bibliothfeque  du  roi.  4  pp.  (Inst,  de 
France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS.  v.  1,  1787,  p.  538.) — Schanz, 
M.  Mittheilungen  ueber  Platonische  handschriften. 
21pp.  (Hermes,  v.  10,  1876,  p.  171 ;  v.  11,  1876,  p.  104.)— 
Sclioell,  R.  Plutarclihandschriften  in  Florenz.  15  pp. 
(Hermes,  v.  5,  1871,  p.  114.)—  Schram.  R.  Ueber  das  da¬ 
tum  eines  papyrus  horoskopes.  4  pp.  (Mittheil.  aus  der 
samml.  der  Papyrus  Erzherzog  Rainer,  v.  2-3,  1887,  p.  37.) 
— ,S<iK,uier  «lc  Saint-Brisson,  N.  M.  S.  Notice  du 
MS.  grec  de  la  Bibliothfeque  royale  portant  le  No.  1874. 


GREEK  MANUSCRIPTS  AND  PAPYRI  1948 


GREEK  ORATIONS,  History,  etc. 


70  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS.  v.  14,  pt.  2, 
1841,  p.  153.)— Sinai  Bible.  33  pp.  ( London  Quart. 
Rev.  v.  21,  1864,  p.  238.)—  Sinaitic  codex.  26  pp.  (Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  38,  1863,  p.  343.)— Sneyd,  W.  Some  ac¬ 
count  of  a  rare  Greek  MS.  (with  an  illustration).  11  pp. 
( Philobiblon  Soc.  Miscel.  v.  2.) — Spence  I,  L.  Die  Her- 
culanensischen  rollen.  54  pp.  ( Philologus ,  Suppl.  v.  2, 

1863,  p.  493. )— Si  uart,  M.  On  the  MSS _ of  the  Greek 

New  Testament.  29  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  ed.  E.  Robin¬ 
son,  1843,  p.  254.)— Tannery,  P.  Sur  les  abrgviations 
dans  les  MSS.  grecs.  4  pp.  (Rev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  12,  1888, 
p.  210.) — Tisciiendorf,  L.  F.  C.  von.  M6moire  sur  la 
deeouverte  et  P  antiquity  du  Codex  Sinaiticus.  26  pp. 
(Royal  Soc.  of  lit.  Trans.  2  s.  v.  8,  1866,  p.  204. )— Todd, 
H.  J.  Account  of  a  codex  containing  several  Greek 
MSS.  belonging  to  the  Patriarch  of  Jerusalem.  13  pp. 
(Royal  Soc  of  lit.  Trans,  v.  1,  1829,  p.  158.)' — Tren,  M. 
Excerptorum  Palatinorum  specimen.  1  p.  (Philologus, 
v.  47,  1889,  p.  622.)  —  Vatican  Greek  Testament. 
18  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  28,  1858,  p.  315.) — Great  Vati¬ 
can  MS.  of  the  New  Testament.  21  pp.  (Brit.  Quart. 
Rev.  v.  47, 1868,  p.  345.) — Van villiers,  J.  F.  Notices  des 
MSS.  d’Eschyle  de  la  Bibliothfeque  du  roi.  60  pp.  (Inst, 
de  France,  Not.  etextr.  des  MSS.  v.  1, 1787,  p.  281.) — Volk- 
niar,  G.  Ueber  das  ineditum  des  Codex  Sinaiticus. 
6  pp.  (Rheinisch  mus.  n.  s..  v.  20,  1865,  p.265.) — lVachs- 
■until.  C.  Pentadenbaende  der  handschriften  klassi- 
scher  schriftsteller.  3  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  46, 
1891,  p.  329.) — Weil,  H.  Mfimoire  sur  un  parchemin  grec 
de  provenance  Sgyptienne.  10  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Acad.  Inscript.  Mem.  v.  31,  pt.  2,  1884,  p.  123.)— Wein¬ 
berger,  W.  Euripides  Phoenissen  1097-1107  und  1126- 
1137  auf  einer  holztafel.  4  pp.  (Mittheil.  aus  der  samml. 
der  Papyrus  Erzherzog  Rainer,  v.  5,  1892,  p.  74.)— Wes- 
sely,  K.  Die  daten  griechischer  papyrus  aus  roemi- 
scher  kaiserzeit.  Mit  tafeln.  36  pp.  (Mittheil.  aus  der 
samml.  der  Papyrus  Erzherzog  Rainer,  v.  2-3,  1887,  p.  1.) 
— Griechische  zauberpapyrus  von  Paris  und  London. 
182  pp.  (Vienna,  Akad.  wissens.  Phil.-hist.  klasse,  Denk- 
schr.  v.  36,  1888,  2  abth.  p.  27.) — Holztaefelchen.  Mit 
lichtdrucktafel ;  Papyrusfragment  des  chorgesanges  von 
Euripides  Orest  330  FF.  Mit  partitur ;  Die  aegypti- 
schen  agoranomen  als  notare.  51  pp.  ( Mittheil .  aus  der 
samml.  der  Papyrus  Erzherzog  Rainer,  v.  5,  1892,  pp.  11, 
65,83.) — Literarische  fragmente  aus  El-Faijum.  24  pp. 
(Mittheil.  aus  der  samml.  der  Papyrus  Erzherzog  Rainer, 
v.  1,  1887,  p.  73;  v.  2-3,  1887,  p.  74;  v.  4,  1888,  p.  136.)— Ein 
papyrus  aus  der  zeit  des  Aurelianus  und  Vaballathus. 
12  pp.  (Mittheil.  aus  der  samml.  der  Papyrus  Erzherzog 
Rainer,  v.  4,  1888,  p.  51.)— Pariser  papyri  des  fundesvon 
El-Faijilm.  160  pp.  (Vienna,  Akad.  wissens.  Phil.-hist. 
klasse,  Denkschr.  v.  37,  1889,  2  abth.  p.  97.)— Wilcken, 
U.  Die  memphitischen  papyri  der  K.  Bibliothek  zu  Ber¬ 
lin  und  der  K.  Bibliothek  zu  Petersburg.  3  pp.  (Hermes, 
v.  22,  1887,  p.  142.)— 'Y7ro/ii>'7)^aTt<TMoi.  47  pp.  (Philologus, 
v.  53,  1894,  p.  80.)— Young,  T.  Observations  on  a  frag¬ 
ment  of  a  very  ancient  Greek  MS.  on  papyrus.  5  pp. 
2  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.  19,  1821,  p.  156.) 

Greek  manuscripts  and  papyri,  Modern. 

Berger  fie  Xivrey,  J.  Notice  d’un  MS.  grec  du 
XIII  sifecle  conserve  k  la  Bibliotheque  impgriale  et  ren- 
fermant  le  Nouveau  Testament.  22  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole 
des  Charles,  v.  24,  1862,  p.  97.)— liase,  C.  B.  Notice  d’un 
MS.  de  la  Biblioth&que  du  roi,  contenant  une  histoire 
in£dite  de  la  Moldavie.  121pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not. 
et  extr.  des  MSS.  v.  11,  pt.  2,  1827,  p.  274.)— Leval,  A.  In- 
ventaire  des  pifeces  MSS.  grecques  des  XVII  et  XVIII 
sifecles  conserves  dans  les  archives  du  couvent  St.- 
Louis,  k  Constantinople.  8  pp.  (Rev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  7, 
1886,  p.  346.)— Thomas,  G.  M.  Eine  griechische  original- 
urkunde  zur  geschichte  der  anatolischen  kirche  ;  Schrei- 
ben  des  griechischen  Patriarchen  Maximus  von  Con- 
stantinopel  an  den  Dogen  Giovanni  Mocenigo  von  Vene- 
dig,  Jan.,  1480.  48  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denk¬ 
schr.  v.  29:  Hist,  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  7,  pt.  1,  1853,  p.  145.) 

Greek  marbles  brought  from  the  shores  of 
the  Euxine,  Archipelago,  and  Mediterranean. 
Clarke,  E.  D.  — 17C6 


Greek  mathematics. 

Euclides.  Elements,  containing  the  first 
six  books  and  the  first  twenty-one  proposi¬ 
tions  of  the  eleventh  book.  1845.  — 2447 

See  also  Greek  astronomy. 

Greek  mathematics,  History  and  criticism. 
Gow,  J.  Short  history  of  Greek  mathe¬ 
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-  Proclus.  Philosophical  and  mathematical 

commentaries  on  the  first  book  of  Euclid’s 
Elements.  1792,  2  v.  in  1.  — 2442 

-  Boethius,  A.  M.  T.  S.  Euclidis  libri.  16  pp.  (Blume, 

F.,  and  others,  Schriften  der  roem.  feldmesser,  v.  2,  p.377.) 
— Heiberg,  J.  L.  Griechische  und  roemische  mathe- 
matik.  82  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  43,  1884,  pp.  321,  467.)— 
I.a  Grange,  J.  L.  de.  Sur  quelques  probltmes  de  l’ana- 
lyse  de  Diophante.  15  pp.  (Berlin,  Akad.  wissens. 
Nouv.mem.  1777,  p.  140.) — Philoponus,  J.  Prohoemium 
ad  suum  commentarium  in  Nicomachi  arithmeticam. 
[Gr.]  9  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Spicileg.  Roman,  v.  2,  p.  392.) 

Greek  natural  history.  See  Greek  science. 

Greek  orations.  ^Eschines.  Orationes,  iter- 

um  ed.  F.  Franke.  [Gr.]  1879.  3297 

The  same.  Griechisch  und  deutsch.  Ueber- 
setzt  und  erklaert  von  G.  E.  Benseler.  1855- 
60,  3  v  in  1.  3295 

- Oration  concerning  the  crown.  Tr. 

into  English  from  the  Greek,  and  illustr.  with 
notes  historical,  geographical,  and  critical, 
by  T.  Dawson.  1732.  4296* 

The  same,  with  notes  by  T.  Leland.  1770. 

( With  Demosthenes,  Orations,  tr.  by  T.  Le¬ 
land,  v.  3.)  3295 

-  Demosthenes.  [Orationes],  with  an  Eng¬ 
lish  commentary  by  R.  Whiston.  [Gr.]  1859- 
68,  2  v.  (Long,  G.,  and  Maclean e,  A.  J.,  Bib¬ 
lioth.  class. )  3201 

- Plaidoyers  politiques.  Texte  grec  .  .  . 

avec  un  commentaire  critique  et  explicatif, 
une  preface,  et  des  notices  sur  chaque  dis¬ 
cours  par  H.  Weil.  1883-86,  2  v.  3261 

- All  the  orations  pronounced  to  excite 

the  Athenians  against  Philip,  King  of  Mace- 
don.  Tr.  into  English,  by  T.  Leland.  1763- 
70,  3  v.  3295 

The  same.  1831,  2  v.  ( Harper’s  Class. 
Fam.  Libr.  nos.  3,  4.)  4375 

The  same.  1832.  4296 

- Midias,  with  English  notes  for  the  use 

of  schools;  by  A.  Holmes.  [Gr.]  1868.  3295 

- Oration  concerning  the  crown.  Tr. 

into  English  from  the  Greek,  and  illustr.  with 
notes,  historical,  geographical,  and  critical, 
by  T.  Dawson.  1732.  4296 

— - Philippic  orations,  with  English  notes. 

Ed.  by  T.  K.  Arnold.  [Gr.]  1860.  3295 

-  Lysias.  [Orationes.]  Quae  exstant  om¬ 
nia  .  .  .  Illustr.  G.  S.  Dobson,  v.  2.  1828.  3295 

-  Gubernatis,  A.,  Conte  de.  Oratori  greci.  124  pp. 

(In  his  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  16,  p.  35.) 

Greek  orations,  History  and  criticism. 

Blass,  F.  W.  Attische  beredsamkeit.  1887- 
92,  2  v.  3202 


GREEK  ORATIONS,  History,  etc. 


1949 


GREEK  PHILOSOPHY  AND  LOGIC 


-  Devries,  W.  L.  Ethopoiia :  a  rhetorical 

study  of  the  types  of  character  in  the  ora¬ 
tions  of  Lysias.  1892.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
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-  Harry,  J.  E.  Rhetorical  study  of  the 

Leptinean  orations.  1891.  (Johns  Hopkins 
Univ.  Theses,  1891.)  . — 2363 

-  Holmes,  D.  H.  Study  of  the  type  of  the 

Greek  epitaphios  with  special  reference  to 
the  oration  in  Thucydides.  1896.  4294 

-  Kirk,  W.  H.  Demosthenic  style  in  the 

private  orations.  1895.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
Theses,  1895.)  .—2363 

-  Laudahn,  A.  Welchen  einfluss  hat  Isaeus 

auf  die  Demosthenischen  vormundschaftsre- 
den  ausgeuebt  ?  1872.  3281 

-  Main,  J.  H.  T.  Locative  expressions  in 

the  Attic  orators.  1892.  (Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
Theses,  1892.)  . — 2363 

-  Sievers,  G.  R.  In  his  Leben  des  Libanius 

1868.  5863 

-  Baucnileiu,  W.  Oratores  Attici.  Recog.  J.  Q.  Bai- 

terus  et  H.  Sauppius.  6  pp.  ( Zeits .  f.  nlterthumsw.  v.  9, 
1842,  p.  833.)— Blass,  F.  W.  Bericht  ueber  die  auf  die 
attischen  redner  und  die  griechischen  rhetoren  be- 
zueglichen,  1874-81  erschienenen  schriften.  141  pp. 
( Jahresb .  ueber  fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  3,  1877,  p.  475  ; 
v.  9,  1879,  p.  249;  v.  21,  1882,  p.  177;  v.  30,  1884,  p.  221.)— 
Bueriuann,  H.  Handscbriftliches  zu  den  kleineren 
attischen  rednern.  10  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  mus.  n.  s.  v.  40, 
1885,  p.387.) — Egg'er,  E.  Dernier  jours  de  l’^loquence 
athgnienne.  19  pp.  ( Correspondant ,  v.  73,  1868,  p.  322.)— 
Franke,  F.  Recension  von  C.  F.  Scheibe’s  Observa- 
tiones  in  oratores  Atticos.  7  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw. 
v.  4,  1837,  p.  255.) — Funltliaenel,  K.  H.  Demosthenis 
Philippicae.  Ed.  C.  A.  Ruediger.  5  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  alter¬ 
thumsw.  v.  1,  1834,  p.  1201.)— Ueber  die  redner  als  ge- 
schichtliche  quelle.  4  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  3, 

1836,  p.  1041.)— Grubernatis,  A.,  Conte  de.  Oratori  greci. 
80  pp.  {In  his  Storia  univ.  della  letterat.  v.  15,  p.  23.) — 
Hart  licli.  P.  De  exhortationum  a  Graecis  Romanisque 
scriptarum  historia  et  indole.  130  pp.  {Leipziger  studien, 
v.  11,  pt.  2,  1889,  p.  207.) — Hiiettner,  G.  Bericht  ueber 
die  auf  die  attischen  redner  bezueglichen  litterarischen 
erschein ungen  der  jahre  1882-85.  112  pp.  {Jahresb.  ueber 
fortschr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  46,  1888,  p.  1 ;  v.  50,  1889, 
p.  187.)—  Jefob’s  Attic  orators.  27  pp.  {Quart.  Rev. 
v.  152,  1881,  p.  526.)— Meutzner,  G.  Oratores  Attici. 
Ed.  I.  G.  Baiter  et  H.  Sauppe.  11  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  alter¬ 
thumsw.  v.  11,  1844,  p.  161.) — Bull  liken.  D.  Historia 
critica  oratoruru  Graecorum.  80  pp.  (Rutilius  Lupus, 
P.,  Defiguris  sententiarum  .  .  .  ed.  C.  H.  Frotscher,  p.  1.)  — 
"Voeiiiel,  J.  T.  Forschungen  auf  deni  gebiete  der  atti- 

*  schen  redner  von  K.  G.  Boehnecke.  18  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  al¬ 
terthumsw.  v.  13,  1846,  p.  65.)— Oratores  Attici.  Recogno- 
verunt  J.  G.  Baiterus  et  H.  Sauppius.  7  pp.  {Zeits.  f. 
alterthumsw.  v.  9,  1842,  p.  1223.)— Untersuchungen  ueber 
die  in  die  attischen  redner  eingelegten  urkunden.  4  pp. 
{Zeits.  f.  alterthumsw.  v.  18,  1851,  p.  239.) 

Greek  palaeography.  See  Greek  inscrip¬ 
tions. — Palaeography. 

Greek  papyri.  See  Greek  manuscripts  and 
papyri. 

Greek  philosophy  and  logic. 

Aristoteles.  Opera,  ex  recensione  I.  Bek- 
keri.  Accedunt  indices  Sylburgiani.  [Gr.] 

1837,  11  v.  3292 


- Ethics  and  politics,  comprising  his 

practical  philosophy,  tr.  from  the  Greek ; 
illustr.  by  introductions  and  notes  .  .  .  and 
a  new  analysis  of  his  speculative  works  ;  by 
J.  Gillies.  1813,  2  v.  4295 

- Metaphysica,  recognovit  et  enarravit 

H.  Bonitz.  [Or.]  1848-49,  2  v.  in  1.  3204 

- Psychology,  in  Greek  and  English,  with 

introduction  and  notes  by  E.  Wallace.  1882. 

—1443 

-  Longinus,  D.  C.  On  the  sublime,  tr.  from 

the  Greek,  with  notes  and  observations,  and 
some  account  of  the  life,  writings,  and  char¬ 
acter  of  the  author,  by  W.  Smith.  1819.  1246 

-  Plato.  Phaedo.  Ed.  with  introduction, 

notes,  and  appendices,  by  R.  D.  Archer- 
Hind.  [Gr.]  1883.  3205 

- Phaedon  ;  or,  a  dialogue  on  the  immor¬ 
tality  of  the  soul.  Tr.  from  the  original 
Greek  by  Mme.  Dacier.  With  notes  and 
emendations.  1849.  — 1455 

-  Plutarchus.  Moralia,  recognovit  G.  N. 

Bernardakis.  1888-96,  7  v.  4277 

-  Sextus  Pythagoreus.  Sententiarum  re- 

censiones  Latinam  Graecam  Syriacas  coni- 
unctim  exhibuit  Io.  Gildemeister.  1873.  3244 

-  Theophrastus,  of  Eresus.  Characters, 

illustr.  by  physiognomical  sketches.  1831. 

4357 

- Caracteres.  Tr.  du  grec  .  .  .  par  La 

Bruy  ere.  1865.  (La  Bruyere,  J.  de,  CEuvres, 
v.  1.)  —1142 

-  Epicurus.  De  natura.  \Gr.  and  Lat.]  134  pp.  51  pi. 

{Herculan.  vol.  quae  supersunt,  v.  2,  p.  10.) — Ilept  ipvaeoj<;. 
95  pp.  {Herculan.  vol.  quae  supersunt,  Coll.  II,  v.  6,  p.  1.) — 
Eonginus,  D.  C.  Treatise  on  the  sublime.  Tr.  from  the 
Greek.  119  pp.  (Welsted,  L .,  Epistles,  odes,  etc.,  p.  137.) 
— The  same.  Tr.  du  Grec.  130  pp.  (Boileau-DesprSaux , 
N.,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  3,  p.  275.)— Plato.  Banquet.  22  pp. 
(Racine,  J.,  CEuvres,  v.  5,  p.  47.) 

See  also  names  of  authors. 

Greek  philosophy  and  logic,  History  and. 
criticism. 

Alexander,  of  Aphrodisias.  De  anima 
liber  cum  mantissa.  Ed.  I.  Bruns.  [Gr.] 
1887.  (Berlin,  Akad.  wissens.  Comment,  in 
Aristot.  Gr.  Suppl.  v.  2,  pt.  1.)  4283 

- In  Aristotelis  Analyticorum  priorum 

librum  I  paraphrasis .  Ed.  M.  Wallies.  [Gr.] 
1883.  (Berlin,  Akad.  wissens.  Comment,  in 
Aristot.  Gr.  v.  23,  pt.  3.)  4283 

- In  Aristotelis  Metaphysica  commen- 

taria.  Ed.  M.  Hayduck.  [Gr.]  1891.  (Ber¬ 

lin,  Akad.  wissens.  Comment,  in  Aristot.  Gr. 
V.  6,  pt.  2. )  4283 

- In  Aristotelis  Topicorum  libros  VIII 

commentaria.  Ed.  M.  Wallies.  [Gr.]  1891. 

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See  also  Epicureans.— Philosophy.— Stoics. 

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(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  2,  1810,  p.  436.) — The  same, 
in  English.  2  pp.  (Milman,  H.  H.,  Agamemnon  of 
JEschylus,  etc.,  p.  191.) — Ilion.  Idylliums;  Fragments, 
tr.  by  F.  Fawkes.  12  pp.  (Hesiodus  [Works],  tr.  by  C. 
A.  Elton,  pp.  127,  137.)  —  Callimachus.  Fragments. 
3  pp.  (Milman,  H.  H.,  Agamemnon  of  JEschylus,  etc. 
p.254.)—  Coin  til  us.  Fragment.  2  pp.  (Milman,  H.  H., 
Agamemnon  of  JEschylus,  etc.  p.  308.) — Empedocles. 
Fragments.  6  pp.  (Milman,  H.  H.,  Agamemnon  of 
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(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  42,  1887,  p.  118.) — Lycophron. 
Alexandra.  [Gr.  and  Lat.]  92  pp.  (Meurs,  J.,  Opera 
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—Fragments.  1  p.  (Milman,  H.  H.,  Agamemnon  of 
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rope.  10  pp.  ( Girodet  de  Roussy,  A.  L.,  Sappho,  Bion, 
Moschus.)  —  Fragments.  1  p.  (Milman,  H.  H.,  Aga¬ 
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Fawkes.  22  pp.  (Hesiodus  [Works],  tr.  by  C.  A.  Elton, 
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Hero.  22  pp.  (Stolberg,  C.,  and  Stolberg,  F.  L.,  Grafen 
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tr.  by  C.  A.  Elton,  p.  179.)— Nieander.  Fragments. 
3  pp.  (Milman,  H.  H.,  Agamemnon  of  JEschylus,  etc. 
p.  270.)  —  Jfonnus,  of  Panopolis.  Fragments.  17  pp. 
(Milman,  H.  H.,  Agamemnon  of  JEschylus,  etc.,  p.  312.) — 
Oppianus.  Fragments.  6  pp.  (Milman,  H.  H.,  Aga¬ 
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sive  hymni  sacri.  51  pp.  (Scaliger,  G.  G.,  Opuscula, 
p.  149.) — Orphica.  [Gr.  and  Lat.]  29  pp.  (Didot,  A.  F., 
Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  philos.  Gr.  v.  1,  p.  162.)— Six  hymns. 
10  pp.  (Callimachus,  Hymns,  tr.  by  W.  Dodd,  p.  199.) — 
Pi  ml  anis.  Odes  olympiques.  54  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  4,  1746,  p.  486  ;  v.  10,  1736,  p.  347  ; 
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89  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  6,  1729, 
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Inscript.  Hist.  v.  32,  1768,  p.  474;  v.  35,  1770,  p.  364;  v.  37, 
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Odes,  fragments,  and  epigrams.  With  the  original  Greek 
placed  opposite  to  the  translation,  by  Mr.  Addison. 
33  pp.  (Anacreon,  Works,  tr.  by  Mr.  Addison,  p.247.)— 
Works,  tr.  by  F.  Fawkes.  4  pp.  (Anderson,  R.,  Brit, 
poets,  v.  13,  p.  205 ;  Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  20,  p.  369  ; 
Hesiodus  [Works],  tr.  by  C.  A.  Elton,  p.  167.) — Simoni¬ 
des,  of  Ceos.  Fragments.  2  pp.  (Milman,  H.  H.,  Aga¬ 
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—Cyclops,  11  Idyll.  5  pp.  (Dryden,  J.,  Miscel.  poems,  v.  1, 
p.  87.) — Eight  Idyl.  6  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  46,  1855, 
p.  202.) — Fragments.  2  pp.  (Milman,  H.  H.,  Agamem¬ 
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giacae  Phil.  Melanthone  interprete.  87  pp.  (Corpus  re¬ 
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Tyrtaeus.  Martial  elegies.  9  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag. 
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25  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  v.  4,  1855,  p.  193.) — Homerica  pos- 
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at  Glastonbury.  21  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and 
Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  11,  1863,  p.  122.)— Earl  Harold 
and  Bp.  Giso.  10  pp.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and 
Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  12,  1865,  p.  148.) 

-  (Ed.)  Literature  primers.  London,  1877. 

16°.  3394 

The  same.  Newed.  London,  1882.  16°.  3396 

Contents.  Dowden,  E.  Shakspere. 

-  Ilryce.  J.  John  Richard  Green.  16  pp.  (Macmillan's 

Mag.  v.  48,  1883,  p.  59.)— Conquest  of  Eng  land.  22  pp. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  159, 1884,  p.  389.) — Freeman,  E. 
A.  John  Richard  Green.  16  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  78, 
1883,  p.  119.)— Gell,  P.  L.  John  Richard  Green.  14  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33,  1883,  p.  734.)— Green,  the  his¬ 
torian.  20  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  63,  1885,  p.  137.) — 
Haweis,  H.  R.  John  Richard  Green.  15  pp.  (Contemp. 
Rev.  v.  43.  1883,  p.  732. )— lieltie,  J.  S.  Some  characteris¬ 
tics  of  Mr.  Green’s  histories.  12  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
v.  78,  1883,  p.  134.) 

Green,  Joseph  Henry.  1791-1863. 

Spiritual  philosophy  :  founded  on  the  teach¬ 
ing  of  the  late  Samuel  Taylor  Coleridge.  Ed. 
with  a  memoir  of  the  author’s  life  by  John 
Simon.  London,  1865.  2  v.  8°.  — 1456 

Green,  Mrs.  Mary  Anne  Everett  Wood  (Ed.) 
1818-95. 

Calendar  of  state  papers,  domestic  series, 
1656-70.  With  addenda  1660-70.  Preserved 
in  the  state  paper  department  of  H.  M.  Public 
Record  Office.  London,  1883-95.  14  v.  r.  8°. 

( Gr.  Brit.  Master  of  the  Rolls. )  4533 

Note. — For  earlier  v.  see  preceding  catalogue. 

-  (Ed.)  Calendar  of  the  proceedings  of  the 

committee  for  advance  of  money,  1642-56. 
Preserved  in  the  state  paper  department  of 
H.  M.  Public  Record  Office.  London,  1888. 
3  v.  r.  8°.  (Gt.  Brit.  Master  of  the  Rolls.)  4512 

-  (Ed.)  Calendar  of  the  proceedings  of  the 

committee  for  compounding,  etc.,  1643-60, 
preserved  in  the  state  paper  department  of 
H.  M.  Public  Record  Office.  London,  1889-92. 
5  v.  r.  8°.  ( Gr.  Brit.  Master  of  the  Rolls. )  4512 

-  (Ed. )  Letters  of  royal  and  illustrious  ladies 

of  Gt.  Britain,  from  the  commencement  of  the 
twelfth  century  to  the  close  of  the  reign  of 
Queen  Mary.  Illustr.  London,  1846.  3  v.  8°. 

4724 


GREEN,  Mason  Arnold 


1960 


GREEN  BAY,  Wis 


Green,  Mason  Arnold. 

Springfield,  1636-1886.  History  of  town  and 
city  including  an  account  of  the  quarter-mil¬ 
lennial  celebration,  May  25  and  26,  1886. 
[Springfield],  1888.  8°.  2614 

- January  “messages”  on  election  bribery.  15  pp. 

( New  Englander,  v.  50,  1889,  p.  309.)  —  Unconscious 
“nationalism”  in  our  American  system  of  govern¬ 
ment.  10  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  52,  1890,  p.  97.) — Ap¬ 
peal  to  the  ]>agan.  12  pp.  ( New  Englander,  v.  51,  1889, 
p.  215.) 

Green,  Matthew.  1696-1737.  Poetical  works. 

48  pp.  (Sanford,  E.,  and  Walsh  R.,  Jr.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  17, 
p.  235.) 

-  Sanford.  E.  Life  of  G.  2  pp.  (Sanford  E.,  and 

Walsh,  R.,  Jr.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  17,  p.  237.) 

Green,  Norvin.  1818-93.  Are  telegraph  rates 

too  high  ?  11  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  149,  1889,  p.  569.) 

Green,  Robert.  See  Greene,  R. 

Green,  Samuel  Abbott,  M.  D.  1830 — . 

Groton  during  the  Indian  wars.  Groton, 
1883.  8°.  2625 

Green,  Samuel  Fisk,  M.  D. 

Cutler,  E.  Life  and  letters  of  Samuel 
Fisk  Green,  M.  D.,  of  Green  Hill.  1891.  4734 

Green,  Samuel  Swett.  1837 — . 

George  Bancroft.  Worcester,  1891.  8°. 

3705 

-  Public  libraries  and  schools  :  results  of  re¬ 
cent  efforts  to  make  the  former  useful  to  the 
latter  Boston,  1885.  8°.  W.  58 

-  Use  of  pictures  in  libraries.  Boston,  1898. 

8°.  L.56 

-  Use  of  the  voluntary  system  in  the  main¬ 
tenance  of  ministers  in  the  colonies  of  Ply¬ 
mouth  and  Massachusetts  Bay  during  the 
earlier  years  of  their  existence.  Worcester, 
1886.  8°.  —4255 

Green,  Maj.-Gen.  Thomas.  1816-64.  Battle  of 

Atchafalaya  river.  2  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers, 
v.  3,  1877,  p.  62.) 

Green,  Thomas.  1769-1825. 

Examination  of  the  leading  principle  of  the 
new  system  of  morals  as  that  principle  is  stated 
and  applied  in  Godwin’s  Enquiry  concerning 
political  justice,  in  a  letter  to  a  friend.  Lon¬ 
don,  1798.  8°.  ( Pamphlets ,  v.  17.)  3116 

Green,  Thomas  Hill.  1836-82. 

Works,  ed.  by  R.  L.  Nettleship.  London, 
1885-88.  3  v.  8°.  —1421 

Contents.  Philosophy  of  Aristotle,  v.  3.— Essay  on 
Christian  dogma,  v.  3.— Force  of  circumstances, 
v.  3. — Two  lectures  on  “The  elementary  school  system 
of  England,*’  v.  3.— Pour  lectures  on  the  English 
commonwealth,  v.  3.— Address  on  2  Corinthians,  7: 
“Faith,*’  v.  3. — Value  and  influence  of  works  of  fiction 
in  modern  times,  v.  3. — On  the  different  senses  of  “free¬ 
dom  ”  as  applied  to  will  and  to  the  moral  progress  of 
man,  v.  2. — Influence  of  civilization  on  genius,  v.  3. — 
Introductions  to  Hume’s  “Treatise  of  human  na¬ 
ture,”  v.  1.— Fragment  of  immortality,  v.  3.— Incarnation, 
v.  3.— Justification  by  faith,  v.  3.— Lectures  on  the 
philosophy  of  Kant,  v.  2.— Review  of  E.  Caird,  “  Philoso¬ 
phy  of  Kant,”  v.  3. — Review  of  J.  Watson,  “  Kant  and  his 
English  critics,”  v.  3.— Lecture  on  “  Liberal  legislation 
and  freedom  of  contract,”  v.  3.— Lectures  on  logic,  v.  2. 
—Nettleship,  R.  L.,  Memoir  [of  G.] ,  v.  3.— Miscella¬ 


nies  and  memoir,  v.  3. — Lecture  on  “The  work  to  be 
done  by  the  new  Oxford  High  School  for  boys,” 
v.  3. — Conversion  of  Paul,  v.  3. — Philosophical 
worhs,  v.  1,  2.— Popular  philosophy  in  its  relation  to 
life,  v.  3. — Lectures  on  the  principles  of  political  ob- 
ligation,  v.  2. — Review  of  J.  Caird,  “  Introduction  to 
the  philosophy  of  religion,”  v.  3. — Lecture  on  “The 

*  grading  of  secondary  schools,”  v.  3. — Mr.  Herbert 
Spencer  and  Mr.  G.  H.  Lewes :  Their  application  of  the 
doctrine  of  evolution  to  thought,  v.  1. — Address  on  1 
Corinthians,  7,  8  :  “  Witness  of  God,”  v.  3. — Eragment 
of  an  address  on  Romans  X,  8,  “The  Word  is  nigh 
thee,”  v.  3. 

-  Balfour,  A.  J.  Green’s  metaphysics  of  knowledge. 

20  pp.  (Mind,  v.  9,  1884,  p.  72.) — Caird,  E.  Prof.  Green’s 
last  work.  [Prolegomena  to  ethics.]  18  pp.  (Mind,  v.  8, 
1883,  p.  544. ) — Calderwood,  H.  Another  view  of  Green’s 
last  work.  [Prolegomena  to  ethics.]  12  pp.  (Mind,  v.  10, 
1885,  p.  73.) — Ritchie,  D.  G.  Political  philosophy  of  G. 
11  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  51, 1887,  p.  841.) — Set  h,  A.  Green: 
Philosophical  works.  8  pp.  (Mind,  v.  12,  1887,  p.  93.) — 
Sidgwick,  H.  Green’s  ethics.  19  pp.  (Mind,  v.  9,  1884, 
p.  349.)— Spencer,  H.  Prof.  Green’s  explanations.  7  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  39,  1881,  p.  305.) 

-  Bryce,  J.  Prof.  T.  H.  Green.  25  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 

v.  41,  1882,  p.  857.)— Nettleship,  R.  L.  Memoir  of  G. 
151pp.  (Green,  T.  H.,  Works,  v.  3,  p.  xi.) — Porter,  N. 
Late  Prof.  G.  of  Oxford.  16  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  50, 
1889,  p.  1.) 

Green,  Thomas  Marshall. 

Historic  families  of  Kentucky  :  with  special 
reference  to  stocks  immediately  derived  from 
the  valley  of  Virginia  ;  tracing  in  detail  their 
various  genealogical  connexions  and  illustrat¬ 
ing  from  historic  source  their  influence  upon 
the  political  and  social  development  of  Ken¬ 
tucky  and  the  states  of  the  south  and  west. 
1  s.  Cincinnati,  1889.  8°.  2784 

Green,  Valentine.  1739-1813. 

History  and  antiquities  of  the  city  and 
suburbs  of  Worcester.  [Illustr.]  London, 
1796.  2  v.  4°.  .2541 

Green,  William.  1761-1823. 

Tourist’s  new  guide,  containing  a  descrip¬ 
tion  of .  .  .  Cumberland,  Westmorland,  and 
Lancashire,  with  some  account  of  their  bor¬ 
dering  towns  and  villages.  Being  the  result 
of  observations  made  during  a  residence  of 
eighteen  years  in  Ambleside  and  Keswick. 
Kendal,  1819.  2  v.  8°.  .2536 

Green,  William  Henry,  D.  D.  1825 — .  Prime¬ 
val  chronology.  20  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  47,  1890,  p.  285.) 

Green,  Rev.  William  Spotswood. 

Among  the  Selkirk  glaciers,  being  the  ac¬ 
count  of  a  rough  survey  in  the  Rocky 
mountain  regions  of  British  Columbia.  Lon¬ 
don,  1890.  12°.  2404 

Green,  See  also  Greene. — Grene. 

Green,  County,  Wis.  Salisbury,  A.  Green 
county  pioneers.  15  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  6, 
1872,  p.  401. ) 

Green  Bay,  Bps.  of.  See  Krautbauer,  F.  X. — 
Melcher,  J. 

Green  Bay,  TFis.  Carter,  J.  Old  town  of  G. 

B.  6  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  23,  1890,  p.  376.) — Fur  trade 
and  factory  system  at  G.  B.,  1816-21.  20  pp.  (Wisconsin 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  7,  1876,  p.  269.) 


GREEN  BOX 


1961 


GREENFIELD,  William 


Green  box  of  Monsieur  de  Sartine.  Tickell, 
R.  ( With  Pownal,  T.,  Gov.  of  Mass.,  Two 
speeches. )  1507 

Green  mountain  corn-field.  5  pp.  Torrey, 

B.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  6,  1888,  p.  47.) 

Green  mountain  heroes  of  ’76,  Ethan  Allen 
and  the.  De  Puy,  H.  W.  2632 

Green  mountains.  Pumpelly,  R.,  and  others. 
Geology  of  the  Green  mountains  in  Massa¬ 
chusetts.  1894.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol. 
surv.  Monogr.  v.  23  :  U.  S.  53  Cong.  2  sess.  House 
miscel.  doc.  v.  14. ) 

-  I>ale.  T.  N.  On  the  structure  of  the  ridge  between 

the  Taconic  and  Green  mountain  ranges  in  Vermont. 
24  pp.  5  pi.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Oeol.  surv.  14  ann.  report, 
pt.  2,  1892-93,  p.  525 :  U.  S.  53  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc. 
v.  17.) 

Green  Spring,  Va.  Wayne,  A.  Account  of 

his  action  at  G.  S.,  1781.  2  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  15, 

1886,  p.  201.) 

Greene,  Edward  Lee.  1843 — . 

Flora  Franciscana  :  an  attempt  to  classi¬ 
fy  and  describe  the  vascular  plants  of  middle 
California.  San  Francisco,  1891.  3  pts.  in  2. 
8°.  —2603 

Greene,  George  Washington.  1811-83. 

Biographical  studies.  New  York,  1860.  8°. 

3787 

Contents.  Cole.— C’ooper.—  Personal  recollections  of 

Cooper.  —  Crawford. — Irving’s  Life  of  Washing- 
inn. — Irving’s  works.— Poems. 

-  Short  history  of  Rhode  Island.  Providence, 

1877.  12°.  2627 

-  Col.  Peter  Force,  the  American  annalist.  14  pp.  (Mag. 

Am.  Hist.v. 2, 1878,  p.  221.)— Maj.-Gen.  Nathaniel  Greene. 
8  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  2,  1878,  p.  84.)- Convention  of 
Saratoga.  5  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.x.  3,  1879,  p.  231.) 

Greene,  Homer.  1853—.  Can  lawyers  be 

honest?  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  152,  1891,  p.  194.) 

Greene,  Jacob  L.  Modern  insurance  and  its 

possibilities.  5  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  156,  1893,  p.  309.) 

Greene,  John.  18  cent. 

Priviledges  of  the  Lord  Mayor  and  Aider- 
men  of  the  city  [of  London].  London,  1708. 
16°.  '  1528 

Greene,  John  Baker  Stafford .  On  certain  points 

of  analogy  between  Jewish  and  Christian  baptism  in  the 
apostolic  age.  19  pp.  (Royal  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  10,  1882, 
p.  248.) 

Greene,  Joseph  Reay  {Ed.) 

Lectures  on  the  history  of  literature.  See 
Carlyle,  T. 

Greene,  Maj.-Gen.  Nathaniel.  1742-86.  Letter. 

1  p.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  11,  1887,  p.  426.) 

-  Caldwell,  C.  Memoirs  of  the  life  and 

campaigns  of  Nathaniel  Greene.  1819.  3784 

-  Johnson,  W.  Sketches  of  the  life  and  cor¬ 
respondence  of  Nathaniel  Greene.  1822,  2  v. 

3781 

-  Simms,  W.  G.  {Ed.)  Life  of  Nathaniel 

Greene.  1849.  3797 

-  Greene,  G.  W.  Maj.-Gen.  Nathaniel  Greene.  8  pp. 

(Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  2, 1878,  p.  84.) — Pierce,  W.,  and  Tucker, 
St.  G.  Correspondence  on  the  southern  campaign  of  G. 
1781-82.  14  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  7,  1881,  p.  431.)— 

Wyatt,  T.  Gen.  Nathaniel  Greene.  7  pp.  ( In  his  Mem. 
of  generals,  p.  52.) 


Greene,  Robert.  1560-92. 

Life  and  complete  works  in  prose  and  verse. 
For  the  first  time  collected  and  ed.  by  Rev.  A. 
B.  Grosart.  v.  1,  13-15.  London,  1881-86, 
4  v.  8°.  {Huth  Libr.)  2114 

Note.  For  v.  2-12  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Contents. — Comicall  historie  of  Alplionsus,  King  of 
Arragon,  v.  13. — Honorable  historie  of  Frier  Huron 
and  Frier  Gongay,  v.  13.— Pleasant  conceyted  come- 
die  of  George  a  Greene,  the  Pinner  of  Wakefield, 
v.  14.— Scottish  historie  of  Janies  IV,  v.  13.— Storojenko, 
N.  Robert  Greene  :  his  life  and  works,  v.  1.— L«ob- 
ing-glasse  for  London  and  England,  v.  14.— 
Maidens  dreanie,  v.  14. — Index  of  names,  v.  15. — 
Occasional  notes,  and  illustrations,  v.  15.— Historie 
of  Orlando  Furioso,  v.  13. — Special  lists  of  plants, 
animals,  etc.,  v.  15. —  Plays,  v.  13,  14.— Selimus,  Em- 
perour  of  the  Turkes,  v.  14. — Thieves’  vocabulary, 
v.  15. — General  index,  v.  15. 

-  Groats- worth  of  wit ;  bought  with  a  million 

of  repentance.  Ed.  by  Sir  E.  Brydges.  Edin¬ 
burgh,  1889.  12°.  (Goldsmid,  E.  M.,  Book¬ 
worm’s  garner,  v.  6. )  3127 

-  Maerchen  von  Dorastus  nnd  Faunia.  48  pp. 

(Simrock,  K.  J.,  Quellendes  Shakspeare ,  v.  2,  p.  41.) 

-  First  part  of  The  Contention.  See  Mar¬ 
lowe,  C.,  and  others. 

-  The  True  tragedy.  See  Marlowe,  C.,  and 

others. 

-  Storojenko,  N.  Robert  Greene :  his  life 

and  works.  A  critical  investigation.  Tr.  from 
the  Russian  by  E.  A.  B.  Hodgetts.  1878. 
(Greene,  R.,  Life  and  compl.  works,  ed.  by  A. 
B.  Grosart,  v.  1 :  Huth  Libr.)  2114 

-  C'reizenacli,  W.  Zu  Greene’s  James  IV.  5  pp.  (An¬ 
glia,  v.  8,  1885,  p.  419.) 

Greene,  Commander  Samuel  Dana.  1839-84. 

In  the  “  Monitor  ”  turret.  11  pp.  (Johnson,  R.  U.,  and 
Buel,  C.  C.,  Battles  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  1,  p.  719  ;  and  Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  7,  1885,  p.  754.) 

Greene,  Mrs.  Sarah  Pratt  McLean.  1858 — . 

“  A-fiaggin’.”  4  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  81,  1890,  p.  720.)— 
From  a  battlement  of  roses.  8  pp.  (Harper’ s  Mag . 
v.  81,  1890,  p.  513.)— The  Scarecrow.  6  pp.  (Harper’s 
Mag.  v.  81,  1890,  p.  256.)—  Singular  vote  of  A  lit  Til- 
box.  9  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  66,  1883,  p.  76.) 

Greene,  William  Arnold. 

Providence  plantations  for  two  hundred 
and  fifty  years.  An  historical  review  of  the 
foundation,  rise,  and  progress  of  the  city  of 
Providence  .  .  .  Illustr.  Providence,  1886.  fo. 

2621 

Greene,  William  Thomas.  On  keeping  birds. 

12  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  75, 1887,  p.  79.) 

Greene.  See  also  Green. — Grene. 

Greenfield,  Benjamin  Wyatt.  On  the  Dau- 

beney  family,  and  its  connection  with  Gloucestershire. 
11  pp.  (Bristol  and  Gloucest.  Archaeol.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  10, 
1885-86,  p.  175.) — Meriet  of  Meriet  and  of  Hestercombe. 
117  pp.  2  pi.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol.  and  Nat.  Hist. 
Soc.  Proc.  v.  28,  1883,  p.  99.) 

Greenfield,  William.  1799-1831. 

Polymicrian  Greek  lexicon  to  the  New 
Testament.  Phila.,  [1854],  18°.  ( With  Bible, 
N.  T.,  Greek,  Nov.  Testament.  Studio  et  la- 
bore  G.  Greenfield. )  — 2257 

-  (Ed.)  'H  Kaivr)  AiaOr/icri.  Novum  Testamen- 

tum.  See  Bible,  N.  T.,  Greek. 


GREENFORD  PARVA,  Chronicles  of  1962 


GREENSTREET,  James 


Greenford  Parva,  Chronicles  of.  Brown, 
J.  A.  2501 

Greeillialg-e,  Frederick  Thomas.  1842-96.  Con¬ 
ference  of  New  England  governors.  7  pp.  (IV.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  158,  1894,  p.  366. )— Practical  politics.  6  pp.  ( N .  Am. 
Rev.  v.  162,  1896,  p.  154.) 

Greenhalgli,  Capt.  John.  Harrison,  W.  Me¬ 
moir  of  G.,  Gov.  of  the  Isle  of  Man,  1640-51.  18  pp.  {In 
his  Manx  miscel.  v.  2  :  Manx  Soc.  v.  30.) 

Greenhill,  William  Alexander,  M.  D.  1814-94. 

Registers  of  Hastings  parishes.  16  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol. 
Soc.  Coll.  v.  14, 1862,  p.  191.) 

Greenland. 

Fabricius,  O.  Fauna  Groenlandica.  1780. 

—1697 

-  Gosch,  C.  C.  A.  (Ed.)  Danish  Arctic  ex¬ 
peditions,  1605-20.  1897,  2  v.  ( Hakluyt  Soc. 

V.  96,  97.)  .2476 

-  La  Peyrere,  I.  de.  Relation  du  Green¬ 
land.  [Anon.]  1647.  1648 

-  Morillot,  L.  Mythologie  et  16gendes  des 

Esquimaux  du  Greenland.  1874.  — 2274 

-  Nansen,  F.  First  crossing  of  Greenland. 

[Illustr.]  1890,  2  v.  2403 

-  Peary,  Mrs.  J.  D.  My  Arctic  journal :  a 

year  among  ice-fields  and  Eskimos.  [Illustr.] 
1893.  2402 

-  Peirce,  B.  M.  (Ed.)  Report  on  the  re¬ 
sources  of  Iceland  and  Greenland.  1868. 

( U.  S.  State,  Dept.  of. )  2462 

-  Reclus,  J.  J.  E.  Am6rique  borgale,  Green¬ 
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Greg-,  William  Rathbone.  1809-81. 

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Gregg,  Brig. -Gen.  Maxey.  McCrady,  E.,  Jr. 

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Gregg,  William,  D.  D.  1817 — . 

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Gregorio  Corrado.  15  cent. 

Epistola  ad  Caeciliam  virginem  de  fugiendo 
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Hyinni.  3  pp.  (Coll.  Pisaur.  v.  6,  p.  253.) — Saeramen- 
tariurn  Gregorianum,  sive  sacramentorum  ordo.  253  pp. 
(Muratori,  L.  A.,  Liturgia  Rom.  vet.  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

-  Antony,  F.  J.  A.  Archaeologisch-litur- 

gisches  lehrbuch  des  Gregorianischen  kirchen- 
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-  Boehringer,  F.,  and  Boehringer,  P. 

Vaeter  des  Pabstthums  :  Leo  I  und  Gregor  I. 
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-  Luzarche,  V.  (Ed.)  Vie  du  Pape  Gregoire 

le  Grand  :  legende  frangaise.  1857.  2397 

-  Buelbring,  K.  D.  “  Trentalle  Sancti  Gregorii”  in 

der  Edinburgher  handschrift.  8  pp.  ( Anglia ,  v.  13,  1891, 
p.  301.)— Hotmail  si.  K.  (Ed.)  Altburgundische  ueber¬ 
setzung  der  predigten  Gregors  ueber  Ezechiel,  aus  der 
Berner  handschrift.  126  pp.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens. 
Denkschr.  v.  55 :  Philos.-philol.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  16,  pt.  1, 
1881,  p.  1.)— Krebs,  H.  Die  angelsaechsische  ueberset¬ 
zung  der  Dialoge  Gregors.  10pp.  (Anglia,  v. 2, 1879,  v.  65; 
v.  3, 1880,  p. 70.)— Meyer,  M.  P.  H. (Ed.)  Vie  de  St.  Gr6- 
goire  le  Grand  tr.  du  Latin  par  Fr&re  Angier.  62  pp.  (Bo- 
mama,  v.  12,  1883,  p.  145.)— MontaigTon,  A.  de  (Ed.) 
Vie  de  St.  Gregoire  le  Grand.  36  pp.  (Romania,  v.  8,  1879, 
p.  509.) — Varnhagen,  FI.  Quelle  des  Trentalle  Sancti 
Gregorii.  2  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  13,  1891,  p.  105.) 

Gregorius  IV,  Pope.  — 844.  Epistola  de  digni- 

tate  et  privilegiis  monasterii  Floriacensis.  1  p.  (Baluze, 
E.,  Miscell.  v.  3,  p.  4.) 

Gregorius  V,  Pope.  — 999.  Epistola  de  privi¬ 
legiis  abbatiae  Mon tis-majoris.  1  p.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell. 
v.  3,  p.  6.) 

Gregorius  VII  (Hildebrand),  St.,  Pope.  Circa 

1015-85.  List  do  Bolestawa  S’mialego.  [Lat.]  5  pp. 
(Bielowski,  A.,  Monumenta  Polon.  hist.  v.  1,  p.  367.) — 
Epistolae  V.  2  pp.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  3,  p.  6.) 

-  Gfroerer,  a.  F.  Pabst  Gregorius  VII, 

und  sein  zeitalter.  1859-61,  7  v.  — 3262 

- Anselnio,  Bp.  of  Lucca.  Contra  Guibertum  anti- 

papam  pro  defensione  Gregorii  VII  legitimi  pontificis 
Romani.  16  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  149, 
p.  445.)— Benno,  Cardinal,  and  others.  Contra  Grego- 
rium  VII  et  Urbanum  II  scripta,  ed.  K.  Francke.  56  pp. 

( Monumenta  German,  hist.  Libelli  de  lite  imper.  et  pontif. 
v.  2,  p.  366.)— Melisle,  L.  V.  Trois  lettres  de  Grd  oire 


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VII  et  la  Bibliotheca  rerum  Germanicarum  de  Philippe 
JaflVi.  6  pp.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole.  de s  Chartes,  v.  26,  1864, 
p.  556.) — Gehhard,  Abp.  of  Salzburg.  Epistola  ad 
Herimannum  Mettensem  Episcopum  data.  19  pp.  ( Mon- 
umenta  German,  hist.  Libelli  de  lite  imper.  et  pontif.  v.  1, 
p.  261.) — Gir.v,  A.  Gr6goire  VII  et  les  EvSques  de  T6- 
rouane.  23  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  1,  1876,  p.  387.)— Guido, 
Bp.  of  Ferrara.  De  scismate  Hildebrandi.  39  pp.  (Monu- 
menta  German,  hist.  Libelli  de  lite  imper.  et  pontif.  v.  1, 
p.  529.) — llaiicsold,  of  Lautenbach.  Ad  Gebehardum 
liber.  131pp.  (Monumenta  German.  hist.  Libelli  de  lite 
imper.  et  pontif .  v.  1,  p.  300.)— Dicta  cujusdam  de  discor- 
dia  Papae  et  rcg'is.  7  pp.  ( Monumenta  German,  hist. 
Libelli  de  lite  imper.  et  pontif.  v.  1,  p.  454.) — Perltins, 

J.  H.  Gregory  VII  and  his  age.  41  pp.  ( Memoir  and 
writings,  v.  2,  p.  23.) — Rocqnain,  F.  Quelques  mots  sur 
les  “  Dictatus  papae.”  8  pp.  ( Biblioth .  Ecole  des  Chartes, 
v.  33,  1872,  p.  378.) — Walram,  Bp.  of  Naumburg.  De 
imitate  ecclesiae  conservanda  liber.  94  pp.  (Freher,  M., 
Rer.  German,  script,  v.  1,  p.  233.)— Wcneric,  Bp.  of  Ver- 
celli.  Epistola  sub  Theoderici  Episcopi  Virdunensis  corn- 
posita.  20  pp.  (  Monumenta  German,  hist.  Libelli  de  lite 
imper.  et  pontif.  v.  1,  p.  280.) — Wido,  Bp.  of  Osnaburg. 
Excerpta  exlibrode  controversia  inter  Hildebrandum  et 
Heinricum  Imper atorem.  10  pp.  ( Monumenta  German, 
hist.  Libelli  de  lite  imper.  et  pontif  .  v.  1,  p.  461.) 

Gregorius  VIII,  Pope.  — 1187.  Epistola.  1  p. 

(Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  3,  p.  12.) 

Gregorius  VIII,  Anti-Pope  (Maurice  Bourdin). 

Baluze,  E.  Vita  Mauritii  Burdini  Archiepiscopi  Braca- 
rensis.  11pp.  (In  his  Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  137.) 

Gregorius  IX,  Pope.  —1241. 

Registres  de,  recueil  des  bulles  de  ce  Pape 
pub.  ou  analysees  d’apres  les  MSS.  originaux 
du  Vatican  par  Lucien  Auvray.  v.  1,  Texte  : 
annees  I  a  VII  (1227-35).  Paris,  1896.  4°. 

—2181 

-  Epistolae.  14  pp.  (Theiner,  A.,  Vet.  mon.  Hibern. 

et  Scot.  p.  27.)— Epistola  a  Frederig-o  II.  12  pp.  (Vil- 
lani,  G.,  and  others,  Chroniche  storiche,  v.  4,  p.  233.) 

Gregorius  X,  Pope.  1210-76.  Bulla.  1  p. 

(Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  3,  p.  117.)— Epistolae.  18  pp. 
(Martfene,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  coll. 
v.  2,  p.  1270 ;  Theiner,  A.,  Vet.  mon.  Hibern.  et  Scot.  p.  101.) 

Gregorius  XI,  Pope.  1336-78.  Bulla.  1  p. 

(Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  3,  p.  127.) — Epistolae.  24  pp. 
(Theiner,  A.,  Vet.  mon.  Hibern.  et  Scot.  p.  341.) 

- Cernti,  A.  Ambasceria  d’Alessandro  dall’ Antella  e 

Donato  Barbadori  a  Gregorio  XI  ad  Avignone  nel  1355. 
22  pp.  (Propugnatore,  v.  13,  pt.  1,  1880,  p.  380.) 

Gregorius  XII,  Pope.  1325 — 1417.  Epistolae. 

1  p.  (Theiner,  A.,  Vet.  mon.  Hibern.  et  Scot.  p.  368.) — 
Eitlerae.  1  p.  (Baluze,  E.,  Miscell.  v.  3,  p.  130.) 

Gregorius  XVI,  St.,  Pope.  1765 — 1846.  Bref 

a  l’Eveque  de  Tarnow.  13  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  14, 
1846, p.  1.) 

-  Targes,  L.  Pouvoir  temporel  au  d6but  du  pontiflcat 

de  GrSgoire  XVI.  25  pp.  (Rev.  hist.  v.  42,  1890,  p.  317.)— 
Lenormant,  C.  Grtigoire  XVI  et  Pie  IX.  26  pp.  (Cor¬ 
respondant,  v.  15,  1846,  p.  541.)— Entrevue  du  Pape  Grd- 
goire  XVI  et  de  l’Empereur  Nicolas.  9  pp.  (Corre¬ 
spondant,  v.  13,  1846,  p.  1.) 

Gregorius  ( the  niuminator),  St.,  Patriarch  of 

Armenia.  Agathangelus.  Histoire  du  rfegne  de  Tiri- 
date  et  de  la  predication  de  St.  Gregoire  l’llluminateur. 
[Fr.,  Gr.  and  Lat .]  104  pp.  (Langlois,  V.,  Coll,  des  hist, 

anc.  et  mod.  de  VArmenie,  v.  1,  p.  97.) — The  same.  Neu 
herausg.  von  P.  de  Lagarde.  [Gr.]  88  pp.  (Goettingen, 

K.  gesells.  wissens.  Hist.-pliilol.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  35, 

1888,  p.  1.) — Akten.  neu  herausg.  von  P.  de  Lagarde. 
[Gr.]  32  rpp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Hist.- 


philol.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  35,  1888,  p.  89.) — ISeiiealogle 
de  la  famille  de  St.  Gr6goire.  [Anon.]  28  pp.  (Lang¬ 
lois,  V.,  Coll,  des  hist.  anc.  et  mod.  de  VArmSnie,  v.  2, 
p.  17.)— Lagarde  (Boetticher),  P.  A.  de.  Erlaeuterun- 
gen  zu  Agathangelus  und  den  Akten  Gregors  von  Arme- 
nien.  42  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Hist.- 
philol.  classe,  Abhandl.  v.  35,  1888,  p.  1.) 

Gregorius  (Nazianzenus),  St.,  Abp.  of  Con¬ 
stantinople.  Circa  328-389.  Passages.  22  pp.  (Wilson, 
W.,  Pop.  preachers  of  the  anc.  church,  p.  236.) 

■ -  Boehringer,  F.,  and  Boehringer,  P.  Gregorius  von 

Nanzianz.  95  pp.  (Boehringer,  F.,  Kirche  Christi  und 
ihre  zeugen,  v.  8,  p.  185.) — Farrar,  F.  W.  St.  Gregory  of 
Nazianzus.  92  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  the  Fathers,  v.  1, 
p.  491.) — Ilansscn,  F.  Ueber  die  unprosodischen  hym- 
nen  des  G.  8  pp.  (Philologus,  v.  44,  1885,  p.  228.)— Eiul- 
wlcli,  A.  Nacbahmer  und  vorbilder  des  dichters  Gre¬ 
gorios  von  Nazianz.  6  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  42, 
1887,  p.  233.) — Wilson,  W.  The  genial  theologian: 
Gregory  Nazianzen.  23  pp.  (In  his  Pop.  preachers  of 
the  anc.  church,  p.  213.) 

Gregorius  (Thaumaturgus),  St.,  Bp.  of  Neo- 

caesarea.  —circa  270.  Quae  Syriace  et  Armenice  super- 
sunt  fragmenta.  157  pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B.,  Analect.  sacra 
Spicileg.  Salesmens)',  v.  4,  pp.  81,  345.) — De  simulatione  ad 
Jereiniae  IX,  8-26.  [Gr.  and  Lat.]  5  pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B., 
Analect.  sacra  Spicileg.  Solesmensi,  v.  3,  p.  591.)— In  Job 
initium.  [Gr.  and  Lat.]  2  pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B.,  Analect. 
sacra  Spicileg.  Solesmensi,  v.  3,  p.  589. ) 

-  Farrar,  F.  W.  Note  on  St.  Gregory  of  Neocaesarea. 

5  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  the  Fathers,  v.  1,  p.  326.) — Ville- 
inaiii,  A.  F.  Ecole  d’Origfene.  Grggoire  le  Thauma¬ 
turge.  17  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  43,  1858,  p.  436.) 

Gregorius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Nyssa.  Circa  332-398. 

Encomium  in  S.  patrem  nostrum  Ephraem  Syrum.  [Gr. 
and  Lat.]  19  pp.  (Ephraem,  St.,  the  Syrian,  Opera  omnia, 
v.  1,  p.  i.) 

-  lioehring'er,  F.,  and  Boehringer,  P.  Gregorius  von 

Nyssa.  184  pp.  (Boehringer,  F.,  Kirche  Christi  und  ihre 
zeugen,  v.  8,  p.  1.)— Farrar,  F.  W.  Gregory  of  Nyssa. 
28  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  the  Fathers,  v.  2,  p.  56.) 

Gregorius,  of  Mt.  Sinai.  16  cent.  Recit,  1547. 

2  pp.  (Daniel,  Bp.  of  Suriev,  Vie,  p.  269  :  Soc.  de  V orient  lat. ) 

Gregorius,  of  Sanok,  Abp.  of  Lemberg.  Calli¬ 
machus  Experiens,  P.  Vita  et  mores  Gregorii  Sanocei 
Leopoliensis  Archiepiscopi.  54  pp.  (Bielowski,  A., 
Monumenta  Polon.  hist.  v.  6,  p.  163.) 

Gregorius.  De  S.  Marciano.  [Gr.  and  Lat.] 

2  pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B.,  Analect.  sacra  Spicileg.  Solesmensi, 
v.  1,  p.  273.) 

Gregorius,  Romance.  Koelbing,  E.  Ueber  die 

englische  version  der  Gregoriussage  in  ihrem  verhaelt- 
niss  zum  franzoesischen  gedichte  und  zu  Hartmanns  be- 
arbeitung.  38  pp.  (In  his  Beitr.  zur  vergleich.  gesch. 
der  romant.  poesie  u.  prosa  des  mittelalters,  p.  42.) 

Gregorius  auf  clem  Steine.  Koehler,  R.  A. 

J.  Eine  koptische  variante  der  legende  von  G.  3  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  36,  1891,  p.  198.)— Zur  legende  von  G.  7  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  15,  1870,  p.  284.) 

Gregorovius,  Ferdinand.  1821-91. 

Storia  dei  Corsi.  Recata  dal  Tedesco  in 
Italiano.  Firenze,  1857.  16°.  1478 

-  Atheninden  dunkeln  jahrhunderten.  32  pp.  (Un¬ 
sere  Zeit,  1881,  v.  1,  p.  664.)— Aus  der  landschaft  Athens. 
17  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1881,  v.  1,  p.  33.)— Christenthnm, 
Katholicismus,  und  civilisation.  26  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit, 
1880,  v.  1,  p.  347.)— Neues  leben  in  Corsica.  16  pp.  (  Un¬ 
sere  Zeit,  1882,  v.  1,  p.  102.)— Von  Kairo  nacli  .lorusa- 
lem.  21  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1883,  v.  1,  p.  24.)— Itorfu. 
43pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1880,  v.  2,  pp.  481,  697.)— Die  villa 
Malta  in  Rom  und  ihre  deutschen  erinnerungen.  18  pp. 
(Unsere Zeit,  1888,  v.  2,  p.  1.)— Le  grandi  monarchic  os- 
sia  gl’imperi  universali  nella  storia.  22  pp.  (Nuov.antol. 

3  s.  v.  31, 1891,  p.  5.)— Das  roemische  passionsspiel  irn 


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mittelalter  und  in  der  renaissance.  7  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit, 

1890,  v.  2,  p.  134.)— Segesta,  Selinunt,  und  der  Mons 
Eryx.  22  pp.  {Unsere  Zeit,  1887,  v.  1,  p.  28.)— Ritt  nach 
dem  Toclten  Mcer.  19  pp.  {Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  1, 

p.  81.) 

-  Bonrdeau,  J.  Ferdinand  Gregorovius.  35  pp.  {Rev. 

d.  deux  mondes,  1882,  3  p6r.  v.  52,  p.  27.)— Gnoli,  D.  Fer- 
dinando  Gregorovius.  12  pp.  ( Nuov .  antol.  3  s.  v.  33, 

1891,  p.  796.)— Heigel,  K.  T.  Ferdinand  Gregorovius. 

8  pp.  {Biog.  jahrb.  f.  alterth.  p.  106:  Jahresb.  ueber  fort- 
schr.  der  class,  alterth.  v.  74,  1893.) — Iiriiinbacher,  K. 
Ferdinand  Gregorovius.  11  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1891,  v.  1, 
p.  561.)  —  Mnenz,  S-.  Ferdinand  Gregorovius.  8  pp. 
(Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  v.  7,  1892,  p.  697.)— [Notice  of  G.]  1  p. 

(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe. -jahrb.  v.  13,  1892,  p.  252.) — Kosa, 
G.  Geschichte  der  stadt  Rom  im  mittelalter  von  G. 
74  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  2  s.  v.  15,  1862,  p.  86;  3  s.  v.  8, 
pt.  2,  1868,  p.  122;  v.  9,  1869,  pt.  2,  p.  111.) 

Gregory,  of  Tours.  See  Gr6goire  (G.  F.),  St., 
Bp.  of  Tours. 

Gregory,  Alexander  Tighe. 

Practical  Swiss  guide.  Illustr.  [Anon.'] 
London,  1856.  12°.  .2467 

Gregory,  Rev.  Caspar  Rene,  Ph.  D.  1846 — . 
Prolegomena  [ad]  Novum  Testamentum 
Graece.  See  Bible,  N.  T.,  Greek. 

Gregory,  Daniel  Seeley,  D.  D.  1832 — . 

Standard  dictionary  of  the  English  lan¬ 
guage.  See  Funk,  I.  K.,  and  others. 
Gregory,  J.  W.  Expedition  to  Mt.  Kenya. 

11  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  55,  1894,  p.  327.) 

Gregory,  John  V.  Dedication  names  of  ancient 

churches  in  the  counties  of  Durham  and  Northumber¬ 
land.  14  pp.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  42,  1885,  p.  370.) 

Gregory,  Olinthus  Gilbert,  LL.  D.  1774-1841. 

Brief  memoir  of  Rev.  Robert  Hall.  75  pp.  (Hall,  R., 
Works,  v.  3,  p.  1.) 

-  (Eel.)  Works  of  Rev.  Robert  Hall.  See 

Hall,  R. 

Gregory,  R.  R.  C.  Notes  on  the  discovery  of  the 
site  of  Cary  castle.  7  pp.  2  pi.  (Somersetshire  Archaeol. 
and  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  v.  36,  1891,  p.  168.) 

Gregory,  Robert,  D.  D.,  Dean  of  St.  Paul’s , 
London.  1819—.  Use  of  cathedrals.  7  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  155,  1892,  p.  84.)— Changes  in  the  Church  of  Eng¬ 
land.  11pp.  (N.Am.Rev.v  156,  1893,  p.  149.) — Is  cor¬ 
poral  imnisluuent  degrading?  11  pp.  ‘(N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  153,  1891,  p.693.) — Report  of  the  Education  Com¬ 
mission.  20  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  54,  1888,  p.  641)  — 
Why  I  shall  vote  for  the  Unionist  candidate.  4  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  32,  1892,  p.  151.) 

-  Hug-lies,  H.  P.  Canon  Gregory’s  educational  policy. 

24  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  55,  1889,  p.  354.) 

Gregory,  Sir  William  Henry.  1817-92.  Egypt 
and  the  Soudan.  13  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  17,  1885, 
p.  424. )  — Loyalty  of  the  Indian  Mohammedans. 
15  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  20,  1886,  p.  886.)— A  few  more 
words  on  Daniel  O’Couuell.  13  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  25, 1889, p.  582.) 

Gregson,  Charles  Stuart.  On  the  coleoptera 

of  the  district  around  Liverpool.  16  pp.  (Lancashire 
and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  1,  1861,  p.  33;  n.  s. 
v.  2,  1862,  p.  167.) — Notes  on  insects  injurious  to  fruit 
and  forest  trees.  20  pp.  1  pi.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire 
Hist.  Soc.  Trans,  n.  s.  v.  3,  1863,  p.  203.)— On  the  lepi- 
dopterous  insects  of  the  districts  around  Liverpool, 
with  some  of  the  causes  of  the  abundance  or  scarcity  of 
insects.  64  pp.  (Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Hist.  Soc. 
Trans,  v.  7,  1855,  p.  237 ;  v.  8,  1856,  p.  153 ;  v.  9,  1857,  p.  165  ; 
V.  10,  1858,  p.  113.) 


Gregson,  Matthew.  1749-1824. 

Portfolio  of  fragments  relative  to  the  histo¬ 
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ditions  and  improvements.  Ed.  by  J.  Harland. 
London,  1869.  fo.  2531 

Greif,  Wilhelm. 

Mittelalterliche  bearbeitungen  der  Tro- 
janersage.  Marburg,  1886.  8°.  (Stengel,  E., 

Ausgaben,  v.  61. )  2305 

Greifenstein,  Austria.  Novak,  O.  Verglei- 

chende  studien  an  einigen  Ariboliten  aus  dem  hercyn 
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— Aufforderung  zum  gebet. — Gebete. — Klagen  der  ge- 
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Judith. — Vom  Juengsten  tage. — Bruchstueck  eines 
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28.— Die  schicksale  der  apostel. — Rede  der  seele 
an  den  lcichnam.  —  Yater  miser. — Spruch  aus 
YVinfrids  zeit. 

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Greinz,  Rudolf  Heinrich.  Tiroler  schriftsteller. 

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Contents.  Mittelalter  und  fruehrenaissance. 

Greklis.  See  Graslitz. 

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Grenfell,  Pascoe.  1762-1838. 

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Grenfell,  William  Henry.  1855 — .  Mr.  Glad¬ 
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Gresemundt,  Dietrich.  1475-1512.  De  violata 

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Greswell,  Rev.  Richard.  Burgon,  J.  W.  Rich¬ 
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Greswell,  Rev.  William  Henry  Parr.  1848 — . 
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Greswell,  Rev.  William  Parr.  1764-1854. 

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Greville,  Henry  William.  Henry  Greville  and 

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Grevin,  Jacques. 

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Grieg-,  James  A. 

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Griffe  du  (liable ;  ou,  la  fille  du  pScheur.  5  pp. 

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Griffin,  Appleton  Prentiss  Clark. 

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14  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  14,  1885,  pp.  106,  218,  418,  523, 
627.)— Discovery  of  the  Mississippi.  17  pp.  (Mag.  Am. 
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Griffin,  Bartholomew.  16  cent. 

Fidessa,  more  chaste  than  kind.  London, 
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II,  v.  2. — France,  v.  2. — Proof  of  the  genuineness  of  the 
Oospel,  derived  from  its  early  promulgation,  v.  2. — 
Italian  literature,  v.  2.— Tour  through  Italy  and 
Switzerland,  v.  1,  2.— McVickar,  J.  Fife  [of  G.],  v.  1. 
—Parental  affection,  v.  2. — Conversion  of  "St.  Paul, 
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Griffin,  Eugene.  Our  sea-coast  defenses.  12  pp. 

(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  147,  1888,  p.  64.) 

Griffin,  Francis  (Ed.) 

Remains  of  Rev.  Edmund  D.  Griffin.  See 
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Griffin,  Gilderoy  Wells.  1840-91. 

Memoir  of  Col.  Chas.  S.  Todd.  Phila.,  1873. 
8°.  3784 

Griffin,  John  Joseph..  1859 — . 

On  the  reaction  of  ethyl  and  methyl  alcohol 
with  paradiazometatoluenesulphonic  acid  in 
the  presence  of  certain  substances ;  and  on 
metatoluenesulphonic  acid.  Easton,  1895.  8°. 
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Griffin,  Sir  Lepel  Henry.  1840 — .  Amir  ox 

Afghanistan.  16  pp.  ( Fortn .  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  53,  1893,  p.  20.) 
— Place  of  the  BengAli  in  politics.  9  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  v.  51,  1892,  p.  811.) — The  Rurman  and  his  creed. 
17  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  48,  1890,  p.  657.)— England’s 
place  in  India.  15  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37, 1885,  p.  371.) 
—Peace  or  war.  8  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1885, 
p.  589.) 

Griffin,  Martin  J.  1847 — .  Late  Sir  John  Mac¬ 
donald.  13  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  68,  1891,  p.  527 ;  Black¬ 
wood's  Mag.  v.  150,  1891,  p.  157.) 

Griffin,  Richard,  3  Baron  Braybrooke,  LL.  D. 

1783-1858.  Life  of  Samuel  Pepys.  32  pp.  (Pepys,  S.,  Diary 
and  correspondence,  p.  ix. ) 

-  (Ed.)  Diary  of  Samuel  Pepys.  See  Pepys, 

S. 

Griffin,  Watson.  1860 — .  Consolidation  of 

Canada.  13  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  15,  1886,  p.  339.) — 
Canadian  American  liaison.  17  pp.  (Mag.  Am. 
Hist.  v.  21,  1889,  p.  122.)— Evolution  of  Canadian  par¬ 
ties.  7  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  16,  1886,  p.  283.) 

Griffinburg,  Elizabeth. 

Gurney,  J.  Trial  of  Frederick  Calvert, 
Esq.,  Baron  of  Baltimore  .  .  .  for  a  rape  on  the 
body  of  Sarah  Woodcock  ;  and  of  Eliz.  Griffin¬ 
burg  and  Ann  Harvey  ...  as  accessaries  .  .  . 
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Griffis,  William  Elliot,  D.  D.  1843 — . 

Corea,  the  hermit  nation.  6  ed.,  revised 
and  enlarged,  with  additional  chapter  on  Corea 
in  1897.  [Illustr.]  New  York,  1897.  8°.  3445 

Contents.  Ancient  and  mediaeval  history. — 
Modern  and  recent  history.  —  Political  and 
social  Corea. 

-  Japanese  fairy  world.  Stories  from  the 

wonderlore  of  Japan.  Illustr.  by  Ozawa. 
Schenectady,  1880.  16°.  1218 

-  Matthew  Calbraith  Perry,  a  typical  Ameri¬ 
can  naval  officer.  Boston,  1887.  p.  8°.  3796 

- Nature  and  people  in  Japan.  9  pp.  (Century  Mag. 

v.  17,  1890,  p.  231.) — Political  progress  in  Japan.  7  pp. 
(Forum,  v.  10,  1890,  p.  701.)— Representative  government 
in  Japan.  11  pp.  (Forum,  v.  7,  1888,  p.  404.)— Corean 
origin  of  Japanese  art.  4  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  3, 
1883,  p.  224.)— Japanese  ivory  carvings.  6  pp.  (Har¬ 
per's  Mag.  v.  76, 1888,  p.  709. )— Matthew  Calbraith  Perry. 
19  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  13,  1885,  p.  417.) — Relations  be¬ 
tween  the  United  States  and  Japan.  6pp.  (Mag. 
Am.  Hist.  v.  27,  1892,  p.  449.) 

- Conner,  P.  S.  P.  Griffis’  Commodore  Perry.  2  pp. 

(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  14,  1885,  p.  96.) 

Griffith,  A.  F.  Notes  on  some  Saxon  inter¬ 
ments  at  Ringmer.  2  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  33,  1883,  p.  129.) 

Griffith,  Francis  Llewelyn.  1862—.  Inscrip¬ 
tions  [of  the  Deshasheh  tombs.]  6  pp.  (Petrie,  W.  M. 
F.,  Deshasheh,  p.  42:  Egypt  Explor.  Fund,  Mem.  15.)— 
Hieroglyphic  studies,  etc.  97  pp.  (In  his  Archaeol. 
reports,  1892-93,  p.  16 ;  1893-94,  p.  8  ;  1894-95,  p.  38  ;  1895-96, 
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-  Naukratis,  pt.  II.  See  Gardner,  E.  A. 

-  (Ed.)  Archaeological  reports,  1892-97; 

comprising  the  work  of  the  Egypt  Explora¬ 
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plans,  and  maps.  London,  [1892-97].  5  nos. 
4°.  (Egypt  Explor.  Fund.)  2702 

Contents.  Hogarth,  D.  G.,  and  Benson,  E.  P.  Report 
on  prospects  of  research  in  Alexandria,  with  note  on 
excavations  in  Alexandrian  cemeteries,  1894-95. — New¬ 
berry,  P.  E.  Archaeological  survey  of  Egypt,  1892- 
93.— Crum,  W.  E.  Coptic  studies,  1892-97.— Petrie,  W. 
M.  F.  Excavations  at  Desh&sheh,  1896-97. — Naville,  E. 
Excavations,  1892-96.— Hogarth,  D.  G.,  and  Grenfell, 
B.  P.  Cities  of  the  Faiyuni,  I.  Karanis  and  Bacchias, 
1895-96. — Smith,  C.  Graeco-Egyptian  antiquities, 
1893-94.— Kenyon,  F.  G.  Graeco-Egyptian  literary 
discoveries,  1892-94.— Graeco- Roman  Egypt,  1894- 
97,  96.— Griffith,  F.  L.  Hieroglyphic  studies,  etc., 
1892-97.— Naville,  E.  Transport  of  obelisks,  as  illus¬ 
trated  by  a  bas-relief  in  the  Temple  of  Deir  el  Bahari, 

1895- 96. — Grenfell,  B.  P.  Oxyrliynclins  and  its  papyri, 

1896- 97.— Hunt,  A.  S.  Thucydides  papyrus  from 
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pt.  2.  With  appendix,  plans,  and  measure  of 
the  tombs  by  G.  W.  Fraser.  With  twenty- 
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F.  L.,  Archaeol.  surv.  of  Egypt:  Egypt  Explor. 
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-  and  Petrie,  William  Matthew  Flinders. 

Two  hieroglyphic  papyri  from  Tanis,  with 
remarks  by  Prof.  Heinrich  Brugsch.  London, 
1889.  4°.  (Egypt  Explor.  Fund.)  2702 

Griffith,  George  Bancroft  (Ed.) 

Poets  of  Maine  .  .  .  with  biographical 
sketches.  Portland,  1888.  r.  8°.  1393 

Note. — Contents  arranged  alphabetically. 

Griffith,  H.  Wharton. 

A  lift  for  the  lazy.  [Anon.]  New  York, 
1849.  12°.  1144 

Griffith,  Joseph.  B - ,  M.  A.  Joe  Griffith. 

3  pp.  ( Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  59,  1889,  p.  45.) 

Griffith,  M. 

India’s  princes.  Short  life  sketches  of  the 
native  rulers  of  India.  London,  1894.  4°.  3451 

Griffith,  Robert  Eglesfield  (Ed.)  1798-1850. 
Domestic  management  of  the  sick-room. 
See  Thomson,  A.  T. 

Griffith,  Samuel  Young. 

History  of  Cheltenham  and  its  vicinity. 
Embellished  with  .  .  .  engravings  .  .  .  and 
maps  of  the  town,  vicinity,  and  county.  3  ed. 
Oxford,  1838.  4°.  2521 

Griffith,  William.  1831—. 

Indian  transfer  acts,  with  commentaries 
and  statements  of  portions  of  the  English, 
Hindu,  and  Mahometan  laws,  etc.,  and  ap¬ 
pendices.  Madras,  1892.  8°.  — 2332 

Grffith.  See  also  Gruffith. 


Griffiths,  Maj.  Arthur. 

Secrets  of  the  prison-houses ;  or,  gaol 
studies  and  sketches.  Illustrations  by  George 
D.  Rowlandson.  London,  1894.  2v.  8°.  — 3392 

- -  Algerian  winter  resort :  Biskra.  11pp.  ( Fortn.  Rev . 

n.  s.  v.  57,  1895,  p.  456.)— Female  criminals.  12  pp. 
{N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  161,  1895,  p.  141.) — French  penal  colo¬ 
nies.  18  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  21,  1887,  p.  825.)— Pic¬ 
tures  at  the  Garrick  Club.  21  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  39,  1886,  p.  350.)— Malaga.  With  illustrations  by  E. 
T.  Compton.  18  pp.  (Traill,  H.  D.,  and  others,  Pictur¬ 
esque  Mediterranean,  v.  2,  p.  105.) — Penal  colonies  : 
agricultural  and  industrial.  12  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  163, 
1896,  p.676.) — Prisons  in  the  old  world  and  the  new. 
11  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  158,  1894,  p.  332.) 

Griffiths,  Arthur  Bower,  Ph.  D.  1859 — . 

Manual  of  bacteriology.  [Illustr.]  Lon¬ 
don,  1893.  12°.  (Heinemann,  W.,  Sci.  luindbs.) 

—3797 

-  Physiology  of  the  invertebrata.  [Illustr.] 

London,  1892.  8°.  —1692 

Griffiths,  Mrs.  Emily  Wingfield.  1828 — . 

Through  England  on  a  side  saddle.  See 
Fiennes,  C. 

Griffiths,  John,  D.  D.  1806-85. 

Index  to  wills  proved  in  the  court  of  the 
Chancellor  of  the  University  of  Oxford,  and 
to  such  of  the  records  and  other  instruments 
and  papers  of  that  court  as  relate  to  matters 

or  causes  testamentary.  Oxford,  1862.  fo. 

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-  ( Ed. )  n.po/j.7]deiJS  de<r/j.J}TT]s.  Text  of  Dindorf ; 

with  notes.  See  iEschylus. 

Griffiths,  Robert  Jones.  Government  and 
commerce.  20  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  71,  1887,  p.  171.) 

Griffiths,  Roger. 

Essay  to  prove  that  the  jurisdiction  and 
conservacy  of  the  river  Thames,  etc.,  is 
committed  to  the  Lord  Mayor  and  city  of 
London  ...  to  which  is  added  a  brief  descrip¬ 
tion  of  those  fish  .  .  .  that  are  caught  in  the 
Thames  or  sold  in  London.  London,  1746.  8°. 

.2536 

Griffiths,  Thomas.  Chemistry  of  the  4  ancient 

elements:  fire,  air,  earth,  and  water.  38  pp.  (Bound 
pamph.  v.  251.) 

Griffoni,  Matteo  de’.  1351-1426.  Aliquot  bal- 
late.  6  pp.  (Coll,  di  opere  ined.  o  rare,  v.  27,  p.  358.) 

Grigg’S,  George  K.  Memoranda  of  the  38  Vir¬ 
ginia  infantry.  7  pp.  (Southern  Hist.  Soc.  Papers,  v.  14, 
1886,  p.  250.) 

Griggs,  William. 

Playing  cards  of  various  ages  and  coun¬ 
tries.  With  pi.  See  Schreiber,  Lady  C.  E.  B.  G. 

-  Shakspere  quarto  fac-similes.  See  Shake¬ 
speare,  W. 

-  and  Daniel,  Peter  Augustin  (Eds.)  King 

Richard  II.  See  Shakespeare,  W. 

-  and  Holmes,  R.  R.  Specimens  of  royal 

fine  and  historical  bookbinding,  selected  from 
the  Royal  Library,  Windsor  castle.  152  pi. 
printed  in  facsimile.  With  an  introduction 
and  notes.  London,  1893.  fo.  — 17D7 

Griggs.  See  also  Grigs. 


Vol.  III.— 247. 


GRIGNAN,  F.  M.  de  S. 


1972 


GRIMM,  Friedrich  Hermann 


Grig-nan,  Frangoise  Marguerite  de  Sevigne, 

Comtesse  de.  1648-1705.  Lettres  in6dites.  27  pp.  (Bib- 
lioth.  Eeole  des  Chartes,  v.  4,  1842,  p.  316.) 

- Janet,  P.  Lettres  de  G.  68  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 

1884,  3  p6r.  v.  65,  pp.  48,  292.) 

Grignan,  Louis  Provence  Adhemar  de  Mon- 

teil,  Marquis  de.  Karine,  A.  Education  d’un  gentil- 
bomme  au  17  siecle.  24  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
3  p&r.  Y.  15,  1882,  p.  315.) 

Grignan  family.  Aubenas,  J.  A.  Notice  his- 

torique  sur  la  maison  de  Grignan.  70  pp.  {In  his  Hist, 
de  Mine,  de  S5vign6,  p.  519. ) 

Grig-s,  Thomas.  16  cent.  Certaine  notes  of  the 

voyage  to  Brasill  with  the  Minion  of  London,  in  the 
yere  1580.  3  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  4,  p.  203.) 

Grigs.  See  also  Griggs. 

Grigsby,  Hugh  Blair,  LL.  D.  1806-81. 

Discourse  on  the  life  and  character  of  Hon. 
Littleton  Waller  Tazewell,  delivered  before 
the  bar  of  Norfolk,  Va.,  and  the  citizens  gen¬ 
erally,  on  29  of  June,  1860.  Norfolk,  1860. 
8°.  3784 

Griliya-Sutras.  Rules  of  Yedic  domestic 
ceremonies.  Tr.  by  Hermann  Oldenberg. 
Oxford,  1886-92.  2  v.  8°.  (Mueller,  F.  M., 

Sacred  books  of  the  East,  v.  29,  30. )  3114 

^Contents.  Apastamba,  Asvalayana,  Gobhila,  Hiranya- 
kesi,  Kh&dira,  P&raskara,  Sankhayana  Gribya-Sfi- 
tras,  v.  1,  2.— Apastamba.  Yagna-FaribhAsha-Su- 
tras,  v.  2. 

Griletti,  T.  A. 

Manualetto  di  ortografla  moderna  o  sia 
voci  di  errata  o  d’inesatta  grafia,  tratte  dai 
piu  recenti  vocabolari  della  lingua  italiana, 
e  corrette  giusta  le  norme  lessigraficlie  di  G. 
Gherardini.  Torino,  1877.  p.  8°.  — 2135 

Grill,  Julius.  1840—.  Hundert  lieder  des 

Atharva-Veda,  uebersetzt  und  mit  bemerkungen  ver- 
sehen.  67  pp.  (Maulbronn,  Koenigl.  Wuerttemb.  evan- 
gel.-theol.  seminars,  Programm,  1877-79,  p.  6.) 

Grillandai.  See  Ghirlandajo. 

Grillamlio,  Paolo,  and  Ponzinibio,  Giovanni 
Francisco.  Tractatus  duo  :  unus  De  sortilegiis 
.  .  .  alter  De  lamiis  et  excellentia  juris  utri- 
usque.  Frankofurti  ad  M.,  1592.  16°.  — 2467 

Grillius.  Excerpta  ex  commento  in  primum 

Ciceronis  librum  De  inventione.  11  pp.  (Halm,  K.von, 
Rhetores  Lat.  min.  p.  596.) 

Grillnberger,  Otto.  ‘  ‘  Mich  wundert,  dass  ich 

froehlich  bin.”  2  pp.  {Germania,  v.  36,  1891,  p.  318.) 
Grillparzer,  Franz.  1791-1872.  Vieux  musi- 
cien:  nouvelle  viennoise.  42  pp.  {Correspondant,  v.  20, 
1847,  p.  411.) 

_  Blaze  <le  Bury,  A.  H.  B.,  dit.  Poete  Grillparzer  et 

Beethoven.  28  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1886,  3  p6r. 
v.  74,  p.  307.)— Geig-er,  E.  L.  Grillparzer  ueber  Goethe. 

2  pp.’  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  294.)— 
Gottschall,  K.  R.  von.  Eranz  Grillparzer.  28  pp. 
(Unsere  Zeit,  1872,  v.  1,  p.  433.)— Franz  Grillparzer’s  nach- 
lass.  15  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1873,  v.  1,  p.  26.) 

Grimaldi,  Alessandro.  16  cent. 

Funeral  oration,  Jan.  19,  1550,  for  Andrea 
Alciati :  in  photo-lith.  fac-simile.  With  a 
translation  into  English.  Ed.  by  Henry 
Green.  Manchester,  1871.  sm.  4°.  (Holbein 
Soc.  Facsimile  repr.  v.  6.)  — 17C7 


Grimaldi,  Joseph.  1779-1837. 

Memoirs.  Ed.  by  “Boz.”  Phila.,  1838. 
2  v.  12°.  4792 

Grimaldi,  Lazzaro.  Venturi,  A.  Unbekannte 

Oder  vergessene  kuenstler  der  Emilia.  11  pp.  (Koenigl. 
Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  11,  1890,  p.  183.) 

Grimani,  Alvise.  17  cent.  Relazione  di  Fran- 

cia,  1660-64.  53  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G.,  Relaz. 
ambas.  veneti,  2  s.  v.  3.  p.  67.) 

Grimani,  Antonio.  1622-99.  Relazione  di 

Roma,  1671.  26  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G.,  Re¬ 
laz.  ambas.  veneti,  3  s.  Roma,  v.  2,  p.  345.) 

-  Relazione  di  Roma,  1621.  See  Giustinian, 

G.,  and  others. 

Grimani,  Giovanni.  — 1655. 

Relazione.  See  Contarini,  A.,  and  Gri¬ 
mani,  G. 

Grimaud,  Jean  Charles  Marguerite  Guillaume 
de,  M.  D.,  and  Coiiillard-Durocher,  V., 
M.  D.  Essai  sur  la  physiologie  humaine. 
Paris,  1825.  12°.  — 1668 

Grimaux,  L.  Edouard.  1835 — . 

Lavoisier,  1743-94,  d’apres  sa  correspon- 
dance,  ses  MSS.,  ses  papiers  de  famille,  et 
d’autres  documents  inedits.  Avec  gravures. 
Paris,  1888.  8°.  4772 

The  same.  2  ed.  Paris,  1896.  8°.  4772 

-  Jeunesse  de  Lavoisier.  27  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 

1887,  3  pgr.  v.  84,  p.  826.)— Mort  de  Lavoisier.  47  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1887,  3  p6r.  v.  79,  p.  884.) 

Grimes,  J.  Stanley. 

Etherology ;  or,  the  philosophy  of  Mes¬ 
merism  and  phrenology ;  including  a  new 
philosophy  of  sleep  and  of  consciousness. 
New  York,  1845.  12°.  —1538 

Grimke,  Angelina  Emily.  See  Weld,  Mrs.  A. 

E.  G.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Grimke,  Sarah  Moore. 

Birney,  C.  H.  Grimke  sisters  :  Sarah  and 
Angelina  Grimke.  1885.  3787 

Grimke,  Thomas  Smith.  Perry,  B.  F.  Thos. 

S.  Grimke.  3  pp.  (In  his  Reminiscences  of  public  men, 
p.  274.) 

Grimm,  Eduard.  Siebeck,  H.  Eduard  Grimm  : 

Zur  geschichte  des  erkenntnisproblems.  6  pp.  (Zeits.f. 
philos.  v.  104,  1894,  p.  245.) 

Grimm,  Friedrich  Hermann.  1828 — . 

Literature.  [Tr.  by  Sarah  H.  Adams.] 
Boston,  1886.  12°.  2244 

Contents.  Bettina  von  Arnim.  —  Dante  and  the 
recent  Italian  struggles.  —  Albert  Duerer.  —  Ralph 
Waldo  Emerson.— France  and  Voltaire. — Freder¬ 
ick  the  Great  and  Macaulay.— Brothers  Grimm.— 
Voltaire  and  Frederick  the  Great. 

-  Berliitfer  .jHbilaeumsausstellung-.  27  pp. 

(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  49,  1886,  p.  407.)— Zur  entstehung 
des  Breviarium  Grimani.  3  pp.  2  pi.  (Koenigl. 
Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  1,  1880,  p.  242.) — For- 
nelius  betreffend.  17  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  38, 
1884,  p.  389.) — Bemerkungen  ueber  den  zusammenhang 
von  werken  A.  Duerer’s  mit  der  antike.  5  pp.  (Koe¬ 
nigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  2,  1881,  p.  186.) — 
Die  maifeste  in  Florenz.  6  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau, 
v.  52,  1887,  p.  139.) — Goethe  im  dienste  unserer  zeit. 
17  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  47,  1886,  p.  434.) — Die  neue 
Goetlie-ansgabe.  12  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  63, 
1887,  p.  425.)— Goethe’s  und  Farlyle's  briefweeh- 


GRIMM,  Friedrich  Hermann 


1973 


GRIMM,  Samuel  Hieronymus 


sel.  15  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  53,  1887,  p.  43.) — 
Deutscher  unterricht  auf  gymnasien.  28pp.  ( Deutsch . 
rundschau,  v.  58,  1889,  p.  256.)— Homer's  I  lias.  51pp. 

( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  61,  1889,  p.  218  ;  v.  63,  1890,  p.  204.) 

—  Das  universitaetsstudium  der  neueren  knnstgc- 
schichtc.  24pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau,  v.  66,  1891,  p.  390.) 

—  Bemerkungen  ueber  werth  und  wirkungen  der 
UnnstkritiU.  10  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  51,  1887, 
p.  398.)— Der  Idller  maedelienkopf.  4pp.  (Koenigl. 
Preussisch.  kunstsaraml.  Jahrb.  v.  4,  18S3,  p.  104.) — Der 
gescliichtsunterricht  in  aufsteigender  linie.  20  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  68,  1891,  p.  437.)— Sarkophage  der 
sacristei  von  S.  Lorenzo.  13  pp.  4  pi.  ( Koenigl.  Preu¬ 
ssisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  1,  1880,  p.  17.) — Maccari's 
roemische  wandgeinaelde.  10  pp.  (Deutsch.  rund¬ 
schau,  v.  61,  1889,  p.  80.) — Michelangelo's  mutter 
und  seine  stiefmutter.  4  pp.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch. 
kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  6,  1885,  p.  185.) — Graf  Moltke’s 
und  Adolf  Wenzel's  hues  ten  von  Begas.  15  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  29,  1881,  p.  136.) — Zu  Raphael. 
31pp.  13  pi.  (Koenigl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb. 
v.  3,  1882,  pp.  160,  267 ;  V.  4,  1883,  p.  162 ;  v.  6,  1885,  p.  141 ; 
v.  7,  1886,  p.  119.)— Die  ersten  kapitel  des  lebens  Rapha¬ 
el's.  23  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  45,  1885,  p.  185.) — 
Raphael's  handschrift.  3  pp.  (Koenigl.  Preu¬ 
ssisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  2, 1881,  p.  222.)— Raphael’s 
ruhm  in  vier  jahrhunderten.  54  pp.  (Deutsch.  rund¬ 
schau,  v.  41,  1884,  pp.  216,  342.)— Die  deutsche  schul- 
frage  und  unsere  classiker.  25  pp.  (Deutsch.  rund¬ 
schau,  v.  55,  1888,  p.  257.)— Zur  erinnerung  an  Heinrich 
von  Stein.  4  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau ,  v.  56,  1888,  p.  217.) 
— Zu  Uhland's  hundert  jaehrigein  gebnrtstage. 
6  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  51,  1887,  p.  62.)— Die  ver- 
nichtnng  Roms.  3  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  46, 
1886,  p.  321.)— Rudolf  Stang’s  stich  des  Abendmahles  von 
Lionardo  da  Vinci.  15  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  58, 
1889,  p.  88.) 


das  gebet,  v.  2. — Ueber  2  entdeckte  gediclite  aus  der 
zeit  des  deutschen  heidenthums,  v.  2.— Deutsche  grenz- 
altcrthuenier,  v.  2.  —  Rede  auf  Wilhelm  Grimm, 
v.  1.  —  Italienisclie  uud  scandinavisclie  ein- 
druccke,  v.  1.  —  Jean  Pauls  neuliche  vor- 
schlaegc,  die  zusammensetzung  der  deutschen  sub¬ 
stantive  betreffend,  v.  1. — Ueber  Joruandes  und  die 
Geten,  v.  3. — Rede  auf  kuchmaim,  v.  1. — Ueber  den 
liebesgott,  v.  2.— Abhandlungen  zur  litteratur  und 
grammatik,  v.3. — Ueber  die  Marcellischon  formeln, 
v.  2.— Ueber  Marcellus  Burdigalensis,  v.  2.— Abhand¬ 
lungen  zur  mythologie  und  sittenkunde,  v.  2.— Von 
vertretung  maennlicher  durch  weibliche  naniesfor- 
mcn,  v.  3.— Ueber  den  personenwechsel  in  der  rede, 
v.  3. — Recensionen  und  vermischte  aufsaetze,  v.  4-7. — 
Reden  und  abhandlungen,  v.  1.— Gedanken  wie  sich  die 
sagen  zur  poesie  und  geschichte  verhalten,  v.  1. — Ueber 
schenken  und  geben,  v.  2. — Rede  auf  Schiller,  v.  1. — 
Ueber  schule,  universitaet,  akademie,  v.  1. — Selbst- 
b  Digraph  ie,  v.  1.— Ueber  den  ursprung  der  sprache, 
v.  1.— Der  trau  m  von  dem  schatz  auf  der  bruecke,  v.  3. — 
Ueber  eine  urktinde  des  XII  jahrh.,  v.  2.— Ueber  das 
verbrenneii  der  leichen,  v.  2. — Vorrcden,  zeitge- 
schichtliches,  und  persoenliches,  v.  8. 

—  Teutonic  mythology.  Tr.  from  the  4  ed. 

with  notes  and  appendix  by  James  S.  Stally- 
brass.  London,  1882-83.  3  v.  8°.  —2271 

—  Duncker,  A.  Die  Brueder  Grimm.  1884. 

5891 

—  Steig,  R.  Goethe  und  die  Brueder  Grimm. 

1892.  —3185 

—  Stengel,  E.  Private  und  amtliche  bezie- 

hungen  der  Brueder  Grimm  zu  Hessen.  1886, 
2  v.  3607 


-  Rilthey,  W.  Ueber  die  einbildungskraft  der  dichter. 

(Mit  ruecksicht  auf  G.)  62  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych. 
v.  10,  1878,  p.  26.) 

Grimm,  Friedrich  Melchior,  Baron  von. 

Cousin  d’ Avalon,  C.  Y.  Grimmiana  ;  ou, 
recueil  des  anecdotes,  bons  mots,  plaisanteries 
de  Grimm  .  .  .  1813.  1257 

-  liocli,  A.  Baron  Melchior  von  Grimm  und  seine 

Pariser  briefe.  7  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  neufranz.  sprache  u.  lit. 
v.  7,  pt.  1, 1885,  p.  219.) — Wahrenholtz,  R.  Bemerkungen 
ueber  die  Correspondance  philosophique,  littgraire,  et 
critique  (1747-93).  15  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  franz.  sprache  u.  lit. 
v.  11,  pt.  1,  1889,  p.  90.)— Scherer,  E.  H.  A.  Melchior 
Grimm.  173  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deu x  mondes,  1885,  3  p6r.  v.  71, 
p.  752 ;  1885,  3  per.  v.  72,  pp.  307,  530 ;  1886,  3  pgr.  v.  73, 
p.  104.) 

-  and  Diderot,  Denis.  Memoireshistoriques, 

litt6raires,  et  anecdotiques ;  ou,  correspon¬ 
dance  philosophique  et  critique,  adress6e  au 
Due  de  Saxe  Gotha,  depuis  1753  jusqu’en  1769. 
Londres,  1813-14.  4  v.  8°.  4751 

Grimm,  Jakob  Ludwig  Karl.  1785-1863. 

Kleinere  schriften.  Berlin,  1865-90.  8  v.  8°. 

—3153 

Contents.  Rede  ueber  das  alter,  v.  1. — Ueber  einige 
faelle  der  attraction,  v.3. — Frau  A  veil  tin  re  klopft 
an  Beneckes  thuer,  v.  1.— Das  wort  des  besitzes,  v.  1. — 
Ueber  das  pedantische  in  der  ileiitsclicii  sprache, 
v.  1. — Ueber  di|>lithongen  nach  weggefallnen  conso- 
nanten,  v.  3. — Ueber  die  namen  des  donners,  v.  3. — 
Ueber  meine  cntlassiing,  v.  1.  —  Erbscliaftstliei- 
lnng  (serbisch),v.  1.— Ueber  etymologic,  und  sprach- 
vergleichung,  v.  1.— Ueber  das  tiiinisclie  epos,  v.  2  — 
Ueber  frauen namen  aus  blumen,  v.  2. — Gedichte  des 
mittelalters  auf  koenig  Friedrich  I  den  Staufer,  und 
aus  seiner  so  wie  der  naeclistfolgenden  zeit,  v.  3.— Ueber 


-  l»iez,  F.  C.  Silva  de  romances  viejos  pub.  porG.  10pp. 

(Kleinere  arbeiten,  p.  l.)-Wnnckei’,  A.  Aus  den  jugend- 
jahren  der  Brueder  Grimm.  28  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rundschau, 
v.  42,  1885,  p.  33.)— Grimm,  F.  H.  Brothers  Grimm. 
22  pp  (In  his  Literature,  p.  213.) — Haupt,  M.  Gedaecht- 
nissrede  auf  G.  37  pp.  (Opuscula,  v.  3,  p.  164.)—  Michels, 
V.  Zur  beurtheilung  von  Jacob  Grimms  Ansicht  ueber 
das  grammatische  geschlecht.  16  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  36, 
189J,  p.  121.)— Schmidt,  H.  J.  Brueder  Grimm.  18  pp. 
(Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  26, 1881,  p.  112.) — Steig,  R.  Goethe 
und  die  Brueder  Grimm.  2  pp.  (Geiger,  E.  L.,  Qoethe- 
jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  287.)—  Zarncke,  F.  Brueder  Grimm. 
14  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1885,  v.  1,  p.  312.) 

- and  Grimm,  Wilhelm  Karl. 

Briefe  an  hessische  freunde,  gesammelt 
von  E.  Stengel.  Marburg,  1886.  16°.  (Stengel, 
E.,  Private  und  amtliche  beziehungen  der  Brue¬ 
der  Grimm  zu  Hessen,  v.  1. )  3607 

- Deutsches  woerterbuch.  Bearbeitet  von 

Moritz  Herne  [und  anderen].  v.  1-4,  pts.  1,2-8. 
Leipzig,  1854-97.  8  v.  in  10,  r.  8°.  R.25 


Contents. 


A-Biermolke,  v.  1. 
Biermoerder-Dwatsch, 
v.  2. 

E-Forsche,  v.  3. 
Forschel-Gefolgsman  n , 
v.  4,  1, 1. 


R.-Schiefe,  v.  8. 


Gefoppe-Getreibs,  v.  4, 
1,  2. 

H-Juzen,  v.  4,  2. 
K-Kyrie  Eleison,  v.  5. 
L-Mythische,  v.  6. 
N-Quurren,  v.  7. 


- Gombert,  A.  Bemerkungen  zum  deutschen  woerter- 

buche.  59  pp.  (Germania,  v.  34,  1889,  pp.  253,  371,  493.)— 
Miielilliausen,  A.  Geschichte  des  Grimmschen  woer- 
terbuchs.  42  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  3,  1888, 
p.  219.) 


Grimm,  Samuel  Hieronymus.  Wellesley,  H. 

Catalogue  of  drawings  relating  to  Sussex  by  G.  in  the 
Bodleian  Library.  7  pp.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll. 
v.  3,  1850,  p.  232.) 


GRIMM,  Wilhelm  Karl 


GRINNELL  EXPEDITION 


1974 


Grimm,  Wilhelm  Karl.  1786-1859. 

Kleinere'schriften.  Herausg.  von  Gustav 
Hinrichs.  v.  4.  Guetersloh,  1887.  8°.  —3155 

Note. — For  v.  1-3  see  preceding  catalogue. 

Contents.  Albauesisclie  maerchen.- Ueber  eine 
thierfabel  des  ILtbrins. — Holzschnitt  zu  einer  label. — 
Ueber  Freiclank.— Freldanka  grabmal.— Einlei- 
tung  zur  vorlesung  ueber  —  Einleitung  zur 

vorlesung  ueber  Hart  innieiis  Erek. — Bericht  ueber 
die  stellung  der  regierung  zu  den  landstaenden  und  dem 
adel  in  Hessen. — Bericht  ueber  eine  kirchliche  com¬ 
mission  und  die  landstaende  in  Hessen. — Bericht  ueber 
gesetzentwuerfe  in  Hessen. — Die  himnielsstuei'niei*. 
— Zwei  meisterlierier.—  Die  sage  von  Polyplirm.  — 
Wrede,  F.,  Register. — Zur  geschichte  des  reims. — 
Der  Rosengarten.—  Bruchstuecke  aus  einem  unbe- 
kannten  gedicht  vom  Rosengarten.— Bruchstuecke  einer 
bearbeitung  des  Rosengartens.  —  Chronologisches 
verzeicbnis  der  scliriften  Wilhelm  Grimms.— Span!- 
sehe  maerelien.  —  Der  swinegel.  —  Tltieriabeln 
bei  den  meistersaengern.  —  Zwei  thiermaerchcn.  — 
YoUislied  aus  dem  16  jabrhundert.— Die  mytbische 
bedeutung  des  wolfcs. 

Briefe  an  hessische  freunde.  See  Grimm, 

J.  L.  K.,  and  Grimm,  W.  K. 

-  Deutsches  woerterbueh.  See  Grimm,  J.  L. 

K. ,  and  Grimm,  W.  K. 

-  Duncker,  A.  Die  Brueder  Grimm.  1884. 

5891 

Steig,  R.  Goethe  und  die  Brueder  Grimm. 
1S92-  —3185 

-  Stengel,  E.  Private  und  amtliehe  bezie- 

hungen  der  Brueder  Grimm  zu  Hessen.  1886, 

2  v-  3607 

- -  Duncker,  A.  Aus  den  jugendjahren  der  Brueder 

Grimm.  28  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  42,  1885,  p.  33.)  — 
Grim  in,  F.  H.  Brothers  Grimm.  22  pp.  (In  his  Litera¬ 
ture,  p.  213.)— Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Rede  auf  G.  26  pp. 

( Kleiner e  schriften,  v.  1,  p.  163.)— Schmidt,  H.  J.  Brue¬ 
der  Grimm.  18  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  26, 1881,  p.  112.) 
—Steig,  R.  Goethe  und  die  Brueder  Grimm.  2  pp. 
(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Goethe-jahrb.  v.  15,  1894,  p.  287. )— Wilhelm 
Grimm’s  deutsche  beldensage.  8  pp.  ( Deutsch .  rund¬ 
schau,  v.  61,  1889,  p.  289.) — Zarncke,  F.  Brueder  Grimm. 
14  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1885,  v.  1,  p.  312.) 

Grimm  Library,  no.  1.  London,  1894.  p.  8°. 

2213 

Contents.  Wardrop,  M.  ( Tr .)  Georgian  folk  tales. 

Grimme,  Fritz.  Anklaenge  an  das  deutsche 
volksepos  in  ortsnamen.  8  pp.  ( Germania ,  v.  32,  1887, 
p.  65.)— Zu  Iwein  v.  553  ff.  1  p.  ( Germania ,  v.  33,  1888, 
p.  58.)— Zum  leben  Ulrichs  von  Lichtenstein.  38  pp. 

( Germania ,  v.  35,  1890,  p.  406.) — Beitraege  zur  geschichte 
der  aelteren  Minnesaenger.  35  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  32, 
1887,  pp.  367, 411 ;  v.  33, 1888,  p.  47.) — Schweizer  Minnesaen¬ 
ger.  2  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  35, 1890,  p.  302.)— Die  bezeichnun- 
gen  her  und  mcister  in  der  pariser  handschrift  der  Min¬ 
nesinger.  12  pp.  (Germania,  v.  33,  1888,  p.  437.) 

Grimme,  Hubert.  Grundzuege  der  syrischen 
betonungs- und  verslehre.  32  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  ge- 
sells.  Zeits.  v.  47,  1893,  p.  276. ) 

Grimmiana ;  ou,  recueil  des  anecdotes,  bons 
mots  .  .  .  de  Grimm.  Cousin  d’ Avalon,  C.  Y. 

1257 

Grim  card,  Philippe  Henri,  Conte  de  (Ed.) 
1750-1815. 

Collection  des  lettres  et  memoires  du  Mare- 
chal  de  Turenne.  See  Turenne,  H.  de  la  T. 
d’ A.,  Vicomte  de. 


Grimod  de  la  Reynifcre,  Alexandre  Balthasar 
Laurent.  1758-1838. 

Manuel  des  amphitryons.  Paris,  1808.  8°. 

—3727 

Grimot,  ( — ).  Quicherat,  J.  E.  J.  Conclusions 

sur  un  envoi  de  G.  concernant  une  d^couverte  de  vases 
grecs  et  ggyptiens  faite  £t  Thun.  4  pp.  (In  his  Melanges 
d’archdol.  et  d’hist.  v.  1,  p.  246.) 

Grims  saga  lodinkinna.  11  pp.  Asmundar- 

son,  V.  (Ed.)  Fornaldarsoegur  Nordrlanda,  v.  2,  p.  161. 

Grimsby,  England.  Great  Britain.  Royal 
Commission  on  historical  MSS.  Fourteenth 
report,  Appendix  VIII.  MSS.  of  Lincoln, 
Bury  St.  Edmund’s,  and  Great  Grimsby  cor¬ 
porations.  1895.  4463 

-  Stephenson,  G.  S.  (Ed.)  Register  book  of 

the  parish  church  of  St.  James,  Great  Grims¬ 
by,  for  marriages,  christenings,  and  burials, 
1538-1812.  1889.  .2533 

See  also  Lincolnshire. 

Grimsliaw,  Rev.  William. 

Newton,  J.  Memoirs  of  the  life  of  the  late 
Rev.  Wm.  Grimshaw.  1799.  4777 

Grimsliawe,  Thomas  Shuttleworth.  1778-1850. 
Life  of  Cowper.  London,  1850.  r.  8°.  (Cow- 
per,  W.,  Works,  ed.  by  T.  S.  Grimshawe.)  1383 
-  (Ed.)  Works  of  Wm.  Cowper.  See  Cow¬ 
per,  W. 

Grimsley,  George  Perry,  Pli.  D. 

Granites  of  Cecil  county  in  north-eastern 
Maryland,  n.  p.,  [1894].  8°.  (Johns  Hopkins 
Univ.  Theses,  1894. )  . — 2363 

Grimston,  Edward.  Circa  1528-99.  Narrative 

of  his  captivity  in  the  Bastille,  and  his  escape  therefrom. 
Communicated  by  Henry  Reeve.  47  pp.  (Philobiblon 
Soc.  Miscel.  v.  13.) 

Grimston,  Sir  Harbottle.  1603-85.  Argument 

concerning  bishops,  with  Mr.  Selden’s  answer  ...  2  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  4,  p.  363.) 

Grimston,  William  Hunter.  See  Kendal,  W.  H. 
Grimtliorpe,  1  Baron.  See  Beckett,  Sir  E. 
Grindal,  Edmund,  D.  D.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury. 

Hook,  W.  F.  Edmund  Grindal.  120  pp.  (In  his  Lives 
of  Abps.  of  Canterbury,  n.  s.  v.  5,  p.  1.) 

Gringore,  or  Gringoire,  Pierre.  Circa  1475- 

1544.  Cry  et  sottie  du  jeu  du  prince  des Sotz.  14  pp.  1  pi. 
(Fournier,  E.,  Theat.  frangais  avant  la  renaissance,  p.  293.) 

-  Badel,  E.  Pierre  Gringoire.  1892.  4747 

- t'hassang.  A.  Pierre  Gringoire  ;  ou,  un  poete  drama- 

tique  au  temps  de  Louis  XII  et  de  Frangois  I.  42  pp. 
(Jahrb.f.  roman,  u.  eng.  lit.  v.  3, 1861,  p.  297.) 

Grinnell,  George  Bird.  1849 — . 

Pawnee  hero  stories  and  folk-tales.  With 
notes  on  the  origin,  customs,  and  character  of 
the  Pawnee  people.  NewYork,  1889.  p.  8°.  1218 

-  Snipe-shooting.  5  pp.  (Century  Mag.v.  4, 1883,  p.  921.) 

Grinnell,  Joseph. 

Rodman,  B.  Memoir  of  Joseph  Grinnell. 
[Anon.]  1863.  4742 

Grinnell  expedition.  Kane,  E.  K.  Arctic 
explorations  :  the  second  Grinnell  expedition 
in  search  of  Sir  John  Franklin,  1853-55.  Illustr. 
1856,  2  v.  .2476 

-  Jfourse,  J.  E.  Grinnell  expeditions.  67  pp.  (In  his 

Am.  explor.  in  the  ice  zones,  p.  41.) 


GRINNELL  LAND 


1975 


GRISWOLD,  Harriet  Tyng 


Grinnell  land.  Greely,  A.  W.  Three  years 
of  Arctic  service ;  an  account  of  the  Lady 
Franklin  bay  expedition  of  1881-84.  1886,  2  v. 

2404 


See  also  Arctic  regions. 


Grinstead,  West,  England.  Andr6,  J.  L.  West 

Qrinstead  church  and  the  recent  discoveries  in  that  edi¬ 
fice.  14  pp.  1  pi.  (Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  38,  1892, 
p.  46.) — Turner,  E.  Steyning  and  Westgrinstead 
churches,  and  the  ancient  castle  of  Knepp.  21  pp.  3  pi. 
(Sussex  Archaeol.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  22,  1870,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Sussex. 

Grion,  Giusto  {Ed.) 

Nobili  fatti  di  Alessandro  Magno  :  romanzo 
storico,  tradotto  dal  Francese  nel  buon  secolo, 
ora  per  la  prima  volta  pubblicato  sopra  due 
codici  Maglibechiani.  Bologna,  1872.  8°. 

{Coll,  di  opere  ined.  o  rare,  v.  32.)  — 4183 

-  {Ed. )  Della  rime  volgari.  See  Tempo, 

A.  da. 

Grippard  family.  Balzac,  H.  de.  Une  famille 

politique.  4  pp.  (CEuvres  compl.  v.  23,  p.  217.) 

Grippe,  La.  See  Influenza. 

Griqualand  AVest,  South  Africa. 

Great  Britain.  House  of  Commons.  Ac¬ 
counts  and  Papers.  South  Africa  (financial 
reports).  Return  to  an  order,  dated  18  March 
1880  ;— for,  Copy  of  reports  of  the  officers  com¬ 
missioned  by  the  treasury  to  inquire  into  re¬ 
cent  expenditure  in  South  Africa.  1880.  (  With 
Gt.  Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Further  cor¬ 
respond.  of  South  Africa ,  1880,  II. )  3421 

- War  in  South  Africa  (vote  of  credit). 

Appropriation  account,  1878-80.  Griqualand 
West,  Sikukuni  expedition  and  Transvaal 
occupation.  1880-81,  5  v.  in  2.  {With  Gt. 
Brit.  Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  Further  cor¬ 
respond.  of  South  Africa,  1879,  II ;  South  African 
conferences,  Repts.  1880,  II. )  3421 

-  Great  Britain.  Parliament.  Accounts 

and  Papers.  Correspondence  relaling  to  Gri¬ 
qualand  West.  1876  ( With  Gr.  Brit.  Pari. 

Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa,  Proposal  for 
conference  of  delegates  from.)  3421 

- Correspondence  relating  to  the  colonies 

and  states  of  South  Africa,  Cape  of  Good  Hope 
and  Griqua-land  West.  1876.  (  With  Gt.  Brit. 
Pari.  Accts.  and  Papers,  South  Africa,  Propo¬ 
sal  for  conference  of  delegates  from. )  3421 

- Correspondence  relating  to  the  colonies 

and  states  of  South  Africa.  Pt.  II.  Natal. 
Cape  of  Good  Hope  and  Griqua-land  West. 
[1875]-76,  2  v.  in  1.  ( With  Gt.  Brit.  Pari. 

Accts.  and  Papers,  Papers  and  further  papers 
rel.  to  Kafir  outbreak  in  Natal.)  3411 

Griquas.  Great  Britain.  House  of  Com¬ 
mons.  Accounts  and  Papers.  Papers  relative 
to  the  condition  and  treatment  of  the  native 
inhabitants  of  South  Africa  ...  v.  1.  1835. 

3411 

Griscelli  de  Vezzani,  Jacques  Fran§ois,  dit 
Baron  de  Rimini. 

Memoirs.  London,  1888.  8°.  4745 


Griscom,  John,  LL.  D.  {Ed.)  1774-1852. 

Letters  on  different  subjects  in  natural 
philosophy.  See  Euler,  L. 

Grisebacli,  August  Heinrich  Rudolf,  M.  D. 
1814-79. 

Flora  of  the  British  West  Indian  islands. 
London,  1864.  8°.  — 2686 

-  JUalpig-hiaceae.  62  pp.  22  ppl.  (Martius,  K.  F.  P. 

von,  and  others,  Flora  Brasil,  v.  12,  pt.  1,  p.  1.)— Smila- 
ceae  et  dioscoreae.  24  pp.  6  pi.  (Martius,  K.  F.  P.  von, 
and  others,  Flora  Brasil,  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  1.) 

Grisebacli,  Eduard  Rudolf.  1845—. 

Goethe’ sches  zeitalter  der  deutschen  dich- 
tung.  Mit  ungedruckten  briefen  W.  Heinse’s 
und  C.  Brentano’s.  Leipzig,  1891.  12°.  — 3174 
Griselda.  Groeneveld,  H.  Die  ael teste  bear- 
beitung  der  Griseldissage  in  Frankreich.  1888. 
(Stengel,  E.,  Ausgaben,  v.  79.)  2305 

-  Romagnoli,  G.  {Ed.)  II  Marchese  di 

Saluzzo  e  la  Griselda.  1862.  {Scelta  di  cu¬ 
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-  Westenholz,  F.  von.  Die  Griseldis-sage 

in  der  literaturgeschichte.  1888.  1215 

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Grisel.  1619;  repr.  1885.  (Gomme,  G.  L.,and 
Wheatley,  H.  B.,  Chap-books  and  folk-lore 
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works,  v.  5,  p.  109  :  Huth  Libr.) 

See  also  Folk-lore. 

Grisettes,  Les.  17  pp.  Kock,  C.  P.  de, 

(Euvres  compl.  v.  106,  p.  1. 

Grisons,  Switzerland.  Salis-Marschlins,  ( — ). 

Mittheilungen  aus  den  romanischen  dialekten  Grau- 
buendens.  8  pp.  ( Jahrb.  f.  roman,  u.  eng.  lit.  v.  8,  1867, 

p.  228.) 

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stetten,  landen,  und  voelckeren  chronick  wirdiger  thaa- 
ten  beschreybung,  book  10.  86  pp. 

See  also  llliaetia. 


Grissaw,  Monastery.  Rocznik  grysowski  wiqk- 

szy;  Rocznik  grysowski  mniejszy.  [Lat.]  3  pp.  (Bie- 
lowski,  A.,  Monumenta  Polon.  hist.  v.  3,  pp.  696,  698.) 

Griswold,  Harriet  Tyng.  1842—. 

Home  life  of  great  authors.  Chicago,  1887. 
p.  8°.  3796 

Contents. 


Browning,  Mrs.  E.  B. 
Browning,  R. 

Bryant,  W.  C. 

Burns,  R. 

Byron,  G.  G.  N.,  6  Baron 
Byron. 

Carlyle,  T. 

Cross,  Mrs.  M.  A.  E.  L. 

(G.  Eliot,  pseud.) 

De  Quincy,  T. 

Dickens,  C.  J.  H. 
Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L.  A. 

D.  (G.  Sand,  pseud.) 
Emerson,  R.  W. 

Goethe,  J.  W.  von. 
Hawthorne,  N. 

Holmes,  O.  W. 

Hugo,  V.  M.,  Comte. 
Irving,  W. 

Kingsley,  C. 

Lamb,  C. 


Longfellow,  H.  W. 

Lowell,  J.  R. 

Lytton,  E.  G.  E.  L.  B., 
1  Baron  Lytton. 

Macaulay,  T.  B.,  1  Baron 
Macaulay. 

Nicholls,  Mrs.  C.  B. 

Ossoli,  S.  M.  F.,  Marche- 
sa  d’. 

Poe,  E.  A. 

Ruskin,  J. 

Scott,  Sir  W. 

Shelley,  P.  B. 

Stael-Holstein,  A.  L.  G.  N., 
Baronne  de. 

Tennyson,  A.,  1  Baron  Ten¬ 
nyson. 

Thackeray,  W.  M. 

Whittier,  J.  G. 

Wilson,  J.  (C.  North, 
pseud. ) 

rth,  W. 


GRISWOLD,  Roger 


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Washington.  3  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  21,  1889,  p.  516.) 

Griswold,  Rufus  Wilmot,  D.  D.  1815-57. 

Prose  writers  of  America.  With  a  survey 
of  the  history,  condition,  and  prospects  of 
American  literature.  Illustr.  with  portraits 
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Contents. 


Adams,  J.  Q. 

Everett,  E. 

Ossoli,  S.  M.  F., 

Allston,  W. 

Fay,  T.  S. 

Marchesa  d\ 

Ames,  F. 

Flint,  T. 

Paulding,  J.  K. 

Audubon,  J.  J. 

Franklin,  B. 

Poe,  E.  A. 

Bancroft,  G 

Hall,  J. 

Prescott,  W.  H. 

Bird,  R.  M. 

Hamilton,  A. 

Quincy,  J. 

Brown,  C.  B. 

Hawthorne,  N. 

Robinson,  E. 

Brownson, 

Headley,  J.  T. 

Sanderson,  J. 

O.  A. 

Hoffman,  C.  F. 

Schoolcraft, 

Bryant,  W.  C. 

Hooker,  H. 

H.  R. 

Buckminster, 

Irving,  W. 

Sedgwick,  C.  M. 

J.  S. 

Jefferson,  T. 

Simms,  W.  G. 

Bush,  G. 

Kennedy,  J.  P. 

Sparks,  J. 

Calhoun,  J.  C. 

Kirkland,  C. 

Story,  J. 

Channing, 

M.  S. 

Thorpe,  T.  B. 

W.  E. 

Legarg,  H.  S. 

Tuckerman, 

Cheever,  G.  B. 

Leslie,  E. 

H.  T. 

Child,  L.  M.  F. 

Longfellow, 

Verplanck,  G.  C. 

Cooper,  J.  F. 

H.  W. 

Walsh,  R. 

Dana,  R.  H. 

Madison,  J. 

Ware,  W. 

Dewey,  O. 

Marsh,  G.  P. 

Wayland,  F. 

Dwight,  T. 

Marshall,  J. 

Webster,  D. 

Edwards,  J. 

Matthews,  C. 

Wheaton,  H. 

Emerson, 

Neal,  J. 

Whipple,  E.  P. 

R.  W. 

Neal,  J.  C. 

Wilde,  R.  H. 

Everett,  A.  H. 

Norton,  A. 

Wirt,  W. 

Willis,  N.  P. 

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pp.  (Kirkland, 

Mrs.  C.  M.  S.,  and 

others,  Homes  of 

Am.  statesmen , 

p.  263.)— Memoir  of 

[Edgar  Allan  Poe] 

.  35  pp.  (Poe,  E. 

A.,  The  literati,  p.  v.) 

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the  poets.  13  pp. 

(  Works,  ed.  by  by  E.  C.  Stedman  and  G.  E.  Woodberry, 

x.  8,  p.  149.) 

Griswold,  William  Macerillis  (Q.  P.  Index, 

pseud. )  1853 — . 

Directory  of  writers  for  the  literary  press, 
particularly  in  the  United  States.  3  ed.  Ban¬ 
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Griswold,  Ft.  Todd,  C.  B.  Massacre  at  G. 

15  pp.  (Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  7,  1881,  p.  162.) 

Griswold  family.  Salisbury,  E.  E.  The  Gris¬ 
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v.  11, 1884,  pp.  120,  218,  310.) 

Gritti,  Francesco.  1740-1811. 

Apologhi.  Venezia,  1817.  16°.  (Gamba, 

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Gritti,  Pietro.  1542-1622.  Relazione  di  Spagna, 

1615-19.  64  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G.,  Relaz. 

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Grittleton,  England.  Jackson,  J.  E.  History 
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See  also  Wiltshire. 


Gri vand  de  la  Vincelle,  Claude  Madeleine. 
1762-1819. 

Recueil  de  monumens  antiques,  la  plupart 
inedits,  et  decouverts  dans  l’ancienne  Gaule. 
Ouvrage  enrichi  de  cartes  et  planches  en 
taille-douce,  qui  peut  faire  suite  aux  recueils 
du  Comte  de  Caylus,  et  de  La  SauvagSre. 
Paris,  1817.  3  v.  4°.  1722 

Grizzly  bears.  See  Bears. 

Groats-wortli  of  wit.  Greene,  R.  (Gold- 
smid,  E.  M.,  Bookworm's  garner,  v.  6.)  3127 

Grob,  Rev.  Jean. 

Life  of  Ulric  Zwingli.  Tr.  from  the  Ger¬ 
man  by  I.  K.  Loos  and  G.  F.  Behringer.  New 
York,  1883.  12°.  4717 

Grobbyns,  William.  Boughton,  G.  H.  Wm. 

Grobbyns.  9  pp.  (Harper’s  Mag.  v.  70,  1885,  p.  72.) 

Grobianisnuis,  Bemerkungen  zur  entwick- 
lung  des.  13  pp.  (Fraenkel,  L.,  Germania,  v.  36,  1891, 
P- 181.) 

Grobianus.  Dedekind,  F.  L.20 

Groceries,  Adulterations  of  some  staple.  11  pp. 

Richards,  E.  H.  (Mass.  State  Board  of  Health,  Report, 
1879,  Suppl.  p.  55.) 

Grocers,  Some  account  of  the  Worshipful 
Company  of.  Heath,  J.  B.  1511 

Grocott,  John  Cooper. 

Familiar  quotations,  with  parallel  passages 
from  various  writers,  with  an  appendix  con¬ 
taining  quotations  from  American  authors  by 
A.  L.  Ward.  New  York,  n.  d.  12°.  1157 

Grocyn,  William.  Circa  1446-1519.  Burrows, 
M.  Linacre’s  catalogue  of  Grocyn’s  books,  followed  by 
a  memoir  of  G.  64  pp.  (In  his  Collectanea,  2  s.  p.  317  : 
Oxford  Hist.  Soc.  Pub.  x.  16.) 

Groden.  See  Groeden. 

Groebediiiltel,  Paul.  Lubarsch,  E.  O.  Vers- 

bau  bei  Philippe  Desportes  und  Franpois  de  Malherbe, 
von  G.  5  pp.  (Zeits.f.  neufranz.  sprache  u.  lit.  x.  3,  1882, 
p.  294) 

Groeber,  Maximilien  Gustav.  1844 — .  Vulgaer- 

lateinische  substrate  romanischer  woerter.  95  pp.  ( Ar - 
chivf.  latein.  lexic.  x.  6,  1889,  pp.  117, 377  ;  v.  7,  1892,  p.  25.) 
—(Ed.)  Destruction  de  Rome,  premiere  branche  de  la 
chanson  de  geste  de  Fierabras.  48  pp.  (Romania,  x.  2, 
1873,  p.l.) 

Groeden,  der  Groedner,  und  seine  sprache. 
Von  einem  einheimischen.  Bozen,  1864.  8°. 

—2142 

Groeliler,  H.  Zu  Richard  Ros.  1  p.  (Eng- 

studien,  x.  10,  1887,  p.  206.) 

Groen,  Jan  van  der.  17  cent. 

Den  nederlandtsen  hovenier.  Amsterdam, 
1670.  sm.  4°.  —4687 

Groen  van  Prinsterer,  Willem.  1801-76. 
Maurice  et  Barnevelt :  etude  historique. 
Utrecht,  1875.  8°.  3633 

-  William  I,  the  Silent,  Prince  of  Orange, 

Stadholder  of  the  Netherlands.  Archives  ;  ou, 
correspondance  inedite  de  la  maison  d’  Orange- 
Nassau.  Supplement  au  recueil  de  M.  G. 
Groen  van  Prinsterer  .  .  .  pub.  par  J.  F.  van 
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GROENEVELD,  Hinderk 


1977 


GROOT,  J.  J.  M.  de 


Groeneveld,  Hinderk. 

Die  aelteste  bearbeitung  der  Griseldissage 
in  Prankreich.  Marburg,  1888.  8°.  (Stengel, 
E.,  Ausgaben,  v.  79.)  2305 

Grohmau,  William  A.  Baillie.  British  Co¬ 
lumbia.  10  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  39,  1886,  p.  61.) — 
Hunting  the  Kooky  mountain  goat..  11  pp.  ( Cen¬ 
tury  Mag.  v.  7,  1885,  p.  193.) 

Grolimaim,  Johann  Gottfried.  1763-1805. 

Neues  historisch-biographisches  handwoer- 
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Contents. 


Aachem,  J.  van-Cazes, 
v.  1. 

Cebes-Dyer,  J.,  v.  2. 
Eachard,  J.-Ghisi,  G.  B., 
v.  3. 

Giaffar-Juvencus,  C.  Y. 
A.,  v.  4. 

The  same,  v.  8-10, 
und  berichtigt  von  W. 
zig,  1805-08.  3  y.  8°. 


Kabel,  A.  van  der-Pazzi, 
G.,  v.  5. 

Pearson,  J.-Salviati,  G., 
v.  6. 

Sambach,  C.  F.-Zwingli, 
U.,  v.  7. 

fortgesetzt,  ergaenzt, 
D.  Fuhrmann.  Leip- 
W.  77 


Contents. 

Aarsens,  F.  von-Bihe-  Bilguer,  J.  W.  von-Dillon, 
ron,  Mile.,  v.  8.  A.,  Graf  von,  v.  9. 

Dimsdale,  T.,  Baron  von-Fisches,  I.,  v.  10. 


Grokmann,  Joseph  Virgil  (Ed.) 

Verein  fuer  geschichte  der  Deutschen  in 
Boehmen.  Mittheilungen.  See  Verein,  etc. 
Grolier  Club.  [Publications.]  New  York, 
1893-98.  16  v.  sm.  fo.,  4°,  8°,  12°,  16°. 

2262,  W.  38 

Contents.  Allen,  C.  D.  Classified  list  of  early  Amer¬ 
ican  book-plates. — Commercial  bookbindings. — 
Catalogue  of  books  from  the  libraries  or  collections 
of  celebrated  bibliophiles  and  illustrious  persons  of  the 
past,  with  arms  or  devices  upon  the  bindings.— Law¬ 
rence,  R.  H.  Description  of  the  early  printed  books 
owned  by  the  Grolier  Club.  With  a  brief  account  of 
their  printers  and  the  history  of  typography  in  the  fif¬ 
teenth  century.— Catalogue  of  early  printed  books  pre¬ 
sented  to  the  Grolier  Club  by  David  Wolfe  Bruce.— 
Carlyle,  T.  Two  note  books,  from  23  March,  1822,  to 
16  May,  1832.  Ed.  by  C.  E.  Norton. — Bonne,  J.  Poems, 
2  v.— Koehler,  S.  R.  Chronological  catalogue  of  the  en¬ 
gravings,  dry-points,  and  etchings  of  Albert  Duerer. — 
Catalogue  of  original  and  early  eds.  of  some  of  the  po¬ 
etical  and  prose  works  of  English  writers  from 
Langland  to  Wither.— Catalogue  of  a  selection  of  en¬ 
graved  titles  and  frontispieces  pub.  in  England 
during  the  sixteenth  and  seventeenth  centuries.— Cata¬ 
logue  of  an  exhibition  illustrative  of  a  centenary  of 
artistic  lithography,  1796-1896. — Fowler,  R.  L.  (Ed.) 
Facsimile  of  the  Laws  and  acts  of  the  General  Assembly 
for  their  Majesties  province  of  New  York.— Transac¬ 
tions,  pt.  2,  July,  1885,  to  Feb.  1894. — Chronological 
hand-list  of  various  eds.  of  the  Complete  angler  by 
Izaak  Walton  and  Charles  Cotton. — Warren,  A.  The 
Charles  Wrhittinghams,  printers. 

-  Matthews,  J.  B.  Bookbindings  old  and 

new  ;  notes  of  a  book-lover,  with  an  account 
of  the  Grolier  Club  of  New  York.  1895.  2262 

-  Growoll,  A.  The  Grolier  Club.  49  pp.  (In  his  Am. 

book  clubs,  p.  206.)— Matthews,  J.  B.  The  Grolier 
Club.  11  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  17,  1890,  p.  87.) 

Grolli,  Filippo.  Lossetti,  ( — ).  Filippo  Grolli 

e  Angelo  Zaretti.  7  pp.  (Amato,  G.  d’,  Panteon,  v.  2, 
p.  346.) 

Grolnian,  Friedrich  Ludwig  Adolf  von. 

Grimm,  J.  L.  K.  Woerterbuch  der  in  Deutschland 
ueblichen  spitzbubensprachen,  von  G.  6  pp.  (Kleinere 
schriften,  v.  4,  p.  164.) 


Groningen,  Holland.  Lemmege,  J.  van.  Chro- 

nicon  Groninganum.  19  pp.  (Matthaeus,  A.,  Vet.  aevi 
analect,  v.  1,  p.  67.) 

Gronlund,  Laurence.  1847 — . 

Qa  ira !  or,  Danton  in  the  French  Revolu¬ 
tion.  Boston,  1888.  12°.  2604 

Gronovius,  Abraham.  1695-1775.  Praefatio. 

25  pp.  ( Justinus,  Hist.  Philippicae,  v.  1,  p.  3 :  Valpy,  A. 
J.,  Script.  Lat.) 

Gronovius,  Jakob.  1645-1716.  Praefatio.  20  pp. 

(Gellius,  A.,  Nodes  Atticae,  v.  1,  p.  1 :  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script. 
Lat.) 

-  and  Gronovius,  Johann  Friedrich.  Epis- 

tolae.  32  pp.  (Livius  Patavinus,  T.,  Hist,  libri,  ed.  A. 
Drakenborch,  v.  7,  1746,  p.  118;  v.  15,  pt.  1,  1828,  p.  227.) 

Gronovius,  Johann  Friedrich.  1611-71.  An- 

notatio  ad  Livii  lib.  XXIX,  cap.  XVIII.  3  pp.  (Livius 
Patavinus,  T.,  Hist,  libri,  ed.  A.  Drakenborch,  .v.  7,  1746, 
p.  187  ;  v.  15,  pt.  1,  1828,  p.  360.)— Observationum  cap.  XIV 
pertinens  ad  Livii  lib.  XXII,  cap.  X.  4  pp.  (Livius 
Patavinus,  T.,  Hist,  libri,  ed.  A.  Drakenborch,  v.  7,  1746, 
p.  179 ;  v.  15,  pt.  1,  1828,  p.  343.) 

-  Epistolae.  See  Gronovius,  J.,  and  Grono¬ 
vius,  J.  F. 

Gronovius,  Johann  Friedrich.  1690-1760. 

In  P.  Papinii  Statii  Silvarum  libros  V  dia¬ 
tribe  .  .  .  Accedunt  Emerici  Crucei,  Antidia¬ 
tribe,  Gronovii  Elenchus  antidiatribes,  et  Cru¬ 
cei  Muscarium.  Ed.  Ferdinandus  Handius. 
Lipsiae,  1812.  2  v.  8°.  3243 

-  In  aliquot  libros  C.  Pllni  Sec  ti  ml  i  notae  post  primam 

ed.  anno  1669  curatam  nunc  multo  emendatius  typis  ex- 
scriptae.  113  pp.  (Plinius  Secundus,  C.,  Nat.  hist,  recens. 
J.  Sillig,  v.  6.) 

Groome,  Rev.  Francis  Hindes.  1851 — .  Ed¬ 
ward  Fitzgerald:  an  aftermath.  18  pp.  (Blackwood's 
Mag.  v.  146,  1889,  p.  615.) — A  .Suffolk  parson.  19  pp. 
(Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149,  1891,  p.  309.) 

-  (Ed.)  Ordnance  gazetteer  of  Scotland  :  a 

survey  of  Scottish  topography,  statistical,  bi¬ 
ographical,  and  historical.  Edinburgh,  1883-85. 
6  v.  r.  8°.  R.71 

Contents. 

Aan-Corvichen,  v.  1.  Hartree-Libberton,  v.  4. 

Corwan-Ednam,  v.  2.  Liberton-Patty,  v.  5. 
Edrachillis-Harthill,  v.  3.  Pettycur-Zetland,  v.  6. 
General  survey,  v.  6. 

Groome,  Rev.  Robert  Hindes.  Groome,  F.  H. 

A  Suffolk  parson.  19  pp.  (Blackwood’s  Mag.  v.  149, 1891, 
p.  309.) 

Groos,  Karl.  Benno  Erdmann  ;  Logik.  9  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  103,  1894,  p.  162.) — Franz  Erhardt : 
Der  satz  vom  grunde  als  princip  des  schliessens.  3  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  103,  1894,  p.  333.) — Theodor  Eipps: 
Grundzuege  der  logik.  5  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  106,  1895, 
p.  302.) 

■ -  Kucliiicmaiin,  E.  Karl  Groos :  Einleitung  in  die 

aesthetik.  5  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  104,  1894,  p.  296.) 

Groot,  Gerard.  Boehringer,  F.  Gerhard  Groot. 

33  pp.  (In  his  Kirche  Christi  und  ihre  zeugen,  v.  18, 

p.  612.) 

Groot,  Hugo  van.  See  Grotius,  H. 

Groot,  J.  J.  M.  de. 

Religious  system  of  China.  [Illustr.]  v.  1. 
Leyden,  1892.  r.  8°.  — 4252 

-  Militant  spirit  of  the  Bmhlhist  clergy  in  China. 

13  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  China  branch,  Joum.  n.  s.  v.  26, 
pt.  1, 1892,  p.  108.) 


GROS  VENTRES 


1978 


GROSSI,  Tommaso 


Gros  Ventres.  Neill,  E.  D.  Life  among  the 

Mandans  and  Gros  Ventres  80  years  ago.  14  pp.  (Am. 
Antiq.  v.  6,  1884,  pp.  248,  377. ) 

See  also  United  States,  Indian  tribes. 

Grosart,  Alexander  Balloch,  D.  D.,  LL.  D. 

1832 — .  Memoir  of  Richard  Sibbes.  115  pp.  (Sibbes,  R., 
Compl.  works,  v.  1,  p.  xvii.) — Songs  of  day  and  night. 
12  pp.  (Miles,  A.  H.,  Poets  .  .  .  of  the  century,  v.  10,  p.  613.) 

- ( Ed. )  Annalia  Dubrensia  ;  or,  celebration 

of  Oapt.  Robert  Dover’s  Cotswold  games.  See 
Walbancke,  M. 

-  (Ed.)  Complete  works  in  verse  and  prose, 

of  Samuel  Daniel.  See  Daniel,  S. 

-  (Ed.)  Complete  works  of  Richard  Sibbes. 

See  Sibbes,  R.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  (Ed.)  Huth  Library.  See  Huth  Library. 

-  (Ed.)  Lismore  papers.  See Lismore papers. 

—  (Ed.)  Non-dramatic  works  of  Thos. 
Decker.  See  Decker,  T. 

-  (Ed.)  Poems  of  Sir  John  Beaumont.  See 

Beaumont,  Sir  J. 

-  (Ed.)  Robert  Chester’s  Loves  martyr.  See 

Chester,  R.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  (Ed. )  Works  of  Gabriel  Harvey.  See  Har¬ 
vey,  G.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

Groscliopp,  F. 

Handy  Anglo-Saxon  dictionary.  See  Har¬ 
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Grose,  Francis.  Circa  1731-91. 

Classical  dictionary  of  the  vulgar  tongue, 
revised  and  corrected  with  the  addition  of 
numerous  slang  phrases,  from  the  tried  au¬ 
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-  Preface  to  the  antiquities  of  England  and 

Wales.  [Illustr.]  London,  1783.  r.  8°.  1732 
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Mag.  v.  9,  1866,  p.  295. )— Antiquities  of  the  Isle  of  Man. 
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Grosier,  Jean  Baptiste  Gabriel  Alexandre, 
Abte.  1743-1823. 

General  description  of  China :  containing 
the  topography  of  the  fifteen  provinces  which 
compose  this  vast  empire  ;  that  of  Tartary,  the 
isles  and  other  tributary  countries.  Illustr. 
by  a  new  correct  map  of  China.  London,  1788. 
2  v.  8°.  1416 

The  same.  2  ed.  London,  1795.  2  v.  8°. 

1481 

Grosley,  Pierre  Jean  (Hesmogene  de  Carpen- 
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Oraison  funebre  et  testament  de  Jean  Giles 
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(Bibliotli.  bleue,  v.  4.)  2316 

-  Tour  to  London  ;  or,  new  observations  on 

England  and  its  inhabitants.  Tr.  from  the 
French  by  Thos.  Nugent.  London,  1772. 
2  v.  8°.  1536 

Gross,  Albert  Haller.  1844 — . 

See  Gross,  S.  W.,  and  Gross,  A.  H.  (Eds.) 


Gross,  C.  Moritz  Brasch  :  Die  welt- und  lebens- 

anscbauung  Friedrich  Ueberwegs.  8  pp.  (Zeits.f.  philos. 
v.  103,  1894,  p.  142.)  —  George  Stuart  Fullerton  :  On 
sameness  and  identity.  5  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  103,  1894, 
p.  149.)  —  Gleicbheit  der  subjeHte.  26  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
philos.  v.  93, 1888,  p.  279.) 

Gross,  Charles,  Ph.  D. 

Bibliography  of  British  municipal  history, 
including  gilds  and  Parliamentary  representa¬ 
tion.  New  York,  1897.  8°.  (Harvard  hist, 

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-  The  gild  merchant.  A  contribution  to  Brit¬ 
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—3322 

-  Gilda  mercatoria.  Ein  beitrag  zur  ge- 

schichte  der  englischen  staedteverfassung. 
Goettingen,  1883.  8°.  — 3322 

-  Hans*  anglais.  8  pp.  (Bev.  hist.  v.  32,  1887,  p.  296.) 

Gross,  Ferdinand.  1848—.  Lessing  in  Frank- 

reich.  11  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1882,  y.  2,  p.  290.) — Wiener 
tl« enter.  9  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1884,  v.  1,  p.  165.) — Wiener 
witz.  17  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1885,  v.  1,  p.  474.) 

Gross,  Samuel  David,  M.  D.,  LL.  D.  1805-84. 
Autobiography  ;  with  sketches  of  his  con¬ 
temporaries.  Ed.  by  his  sons.  Phila.,  1887. 
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Gross,  Samuel  Weissell,  M.  D.,  LL.  D.,  and 
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Grosse,  Julius  Waldemar.  Fleischmann,  A. 

Julius  Grosse  und  sein  neuestes  werk  “  das  Volkrams- 
lied.”  15  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1890,  v.  1,  p.  143.) 

Grosse,  Karl. 

Peter  der  Grosse  in  seinem  leben  und  wir- 
ken.  Neue  ausgabe.  Meissen,  1840-41.  2  v. 
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Grosseiibrot,  Sigismund,  Monk  of  St.  Ulrich 

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asticum.  28  pp.  (Pistorius,  J.,  Ber.  German,  script,  v.  3, 
p.  657.) 

Grosseteste,  Robert;  Bp.  of  Lincoln.  Circa 

1175-1253.  Cbasteau  d’amour  (Castel  of  love),  [herausg. 
von  H.  Hupe].  40  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  14,  1892,  p.  415.)— Rules 
of  St.  Robert.  [Fr.  and  Eng.]  30  pp.  (Walter,  of  Henley, 
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Grosseteste’s  “ Chasteau  d’amour”  verglicben  mit  der 
quelle.  64  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  12,  1889,  p.  311.) 

Grosseto,  Andrea  da.  13  cent. 

Deitrattati  moralidi  Albertano  da  Brescia. 
See  Albertano,  da  Brescia. 

Grossi,  Luigi.  18  cent. 

Scelte  rime  piacevoli  di  un  Lombardo. 
[Anon.]  Orino,  1839.  18°.  2305 

Grossi,  Tommaso.  1791-1853. 

Opere  complete.  Milano,  1862.  2  v.  r.  8°. 

—1101 

Contents.  Curti,  P.  A.  Tommaso  Grossi,  v.  1.—  Fug- 
{fitiva,  v.  2.— Ildejfonda.  v.2. — Lombardi  allaprima 
crociata,  v.  2. — Ulrico  e  Lida,  ed  alcune  poesie  in  dia- 
letto  milanese,  v.  2. — Marco  Visconti,  v.  1. 

-  Curti,  P.  A.  Tommaso  Grossi.  19  pp.  (Grossi,  T., 

Opere  compl.  v.  1.  p.  v.)— Howells,  W.  D.  Tommaso 
Grossi.  7  pp.  (In  his  Mod.  Ital.  poets,  p.  178.) 


GROSVENOR,  Charles  Henry 


1979 


GROTON,  Conn. 


Grosvenor,  Charles  Henry.  1833 — .  Our  duty 

in  the  Venezuelan  crisis.  3  pp.  (V.  Am.  Rev.  v.  161,  1895, 
p.  631.) — and  others.  Memorial  addresses  on  the  life  and 
character  of  William  H.  Enochs.  56  pp.  (  U.  S.  53  Cong. 
2  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  11.) 

Grosvenor,  Edwin  Augustus.  1845 — . 

Constantinople :  with  an  introduction  by 
Gen.  Lew  Wallace.  Illustr.  Boston,  1895. 
2  v.  8°.  3472 

Grosvenor,  Hugh  Lupus,  1  Duke  of  Westmin¬ 
ster,  1825—.  Inaugural  address  to  the  annual  meeting  of 
the  Institute,  held  at  Chester.  7  pp.  ( Archaeol .  Journ. 
v.  43,  1886,  p.  243.) 

Grosvenor,  Sir  Robert. 

Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.  Controversy  between 
Sir  Richard  Scrope  and  Sir  Robert  Grosvenor 
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Grouvelle,  Philippe  Antoine  (Ed. )  1758-1806. 

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A-Impromptu,  v.  1.  Planch€-Sumer,  v.  3. 

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Heinrich  IV,  v.  1. — Hollaendische  zustaende, 
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Ungarn,  Tuerken,  und  Polen.  Brandenburg,  v.  2. — 
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(Carducci,  G.,  Poesia  barbara,  p.  85.) 

Gualtieri,  Duca  d’Atene.  Paoli,  C.  Della 

signoria  di  Gualtieri  Duca  d’Atene  in  Firenze.  159  pp. 
( Ciornale  stor.  degli  archivi  toscani,  v.  6,  1862,  pp.  81,  169.) 

Guanaliani,  Island.  Varnhagen,  F.  A.  de, 
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See  also  Bahama  islands. — Colombo,  C.-Ln- 
cay  an  Indians. — West  Indies. 

Note.— Supposed  to  be  either  Cat  island  or  Watling’s 
island. 

Guano.  Guano,  its  origin,  properties,  and  uses, 
showing  its  importance  to  the  farmers  of  the 
United  States  as  a  cheap  and  valuable  ma¬ 
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See  also  Agriculture.— Fertilizers. 

Guarani  language.  Nogueira,  B.  C.  de  A. 
Vocabulario  das  palavras  guaranis  usadas 
pelo  traductor  da  “  Conquista  espiritual”  do 
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See  also  Indians  of  Son  lb  America,  Languages. 


Guaras,  Antonio  de.  16  cent. 

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Guardia,  Joseph  Michel.  1830 — .  Excursion 

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Guardia,  Ricardo  Fernandez  (Ed.) 

Historia  de  Costa  Rica  durante  la  domina- 
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Guardia,  Santo  Nino  de  La.  22  pp  Lea,  H.  C. 

(Eng.  Hist.  Rev.  y.  4, 1889,  p.  229.) 

Guardian  angel.  Holmes,  O.  W.,  Works,  v.  6. 

3135 

Guardian  birds.  10  pp.  Coryell,  J.  R.  (Har¬ 
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Guardian  spirits.  Werner,  H.  (With  Bush, 
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Guaresehi,  Icilio.  Brunton,  T.  L.  Guareschi 

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Guarini,  Giovanni  Battista.  Salviati,  L.  Guidi- 

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Guarini  family.  Cittadella,  L.  N.  Guarini, 
famiglia  nobile  ferrarese  oriunda  di  Verona. 
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Guarino,  Francesco.  1376-1460.  Epistolae. 

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Guarinus,  Veronensis.  1370-1460.  Gratulatio 

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Guarnacci,  Mario.  1701-85. 

Origini  italiche,  o  siano  memorie  istorico- 
etrusche  sopra  l’antichissimo  regno  d’ Italia, 
e  sopra  i  di  lei  primi  abitatori  nei  secoli  piu 
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Guarnerio,  Pier  Enea.  1854—.  Postille  sul 

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Guastalla,  Duke  of.  See  Gonzaga,  F. 
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Guastalla,  Italy.  Arboit,  A.  Documenti  storici 

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Guasti,  Antonio.  Del  valore  storico  diunpasso 

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L.,  Conte.  ( Tr .) 

-  (Ed.)  Rime  di  M.  A.  Buonarroti.  See 

Buonarroti,  M.  A. 

-  ( Ed. )  Rime  di  Stefano  Yai.  See  Yai,  S. 

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Guatemala,  Abp.  of.  See  Penalver  y  Carde¬ 
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Guatemala. 

Brigham,  W.  T.  Guatemala.  The  land  of 
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See  also  CaUcliiquels. — Central  America.— Gua¬ 
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Guatemala,  Antiquities. 

Habel,  S.  Sculptures  of  Santa  Lucia  Cosu- 
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Smith,  J.  D.  Enumeratio  plantarum 
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Guatemala,  History. 

Fuentes  y  Guzman,  F.  A.  de.  Historia  de 
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Guatemala  City,  Guatemala.  Curtis,  W.  E. 

Guatemala  City,  the  capital  of  Guatemala.  54  pp.  (In  his 
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Guatimozin’s  letters  on  the  present  state  of 
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Guatteri,  Giuseppe  (Ed.) 

Il  Romuleo  di  Benvenuto  da  Imola.  See 
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Guatuso  Indians.  Parker,  O.  J.  Among  the 

Guatusos :  a  narrative  of  adventure  and  ^discovery  in 
Central  America.  9  pp.  (Beach,  W.  W.,  Indian  miscel. 
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See  also  Indians  of  Central  America. 

Guazzalotti,  Andrea  Filippo.  15  cent.  Let- 

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Guazzo,  Estienne.  1530-93. 

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Gubbio,  Ubaldo  di  Sebastiano  da.  Mazzatinti, 

G.  Il  Teleutelogio  di  G.,  opera  inedita  del  secolo  XIV. 
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Gubbio  tables.  See  Eugubine  tables. 
Gubernatis,  Angelo,  Conte  de.  1840—. 

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A-Comencini,  L.,  v.  1.  Lemaire,  J.-Zygouras,  X.; 
Commettant,  O-Le  Loup,  Suppl.  v.  3. 

M.  P.,  v.  2. 

- Storia  universale  della  letteratura.  Milano, 

1882-85.  18  v.  12°.  W.  48 

Contents.  Cronache  medievali,  v.  12.— Storia  delle 
dot  trine  filosofiche,  v.  17.— Storia  dell’  eloquenza, 
v.  15. — Florilejfio  drammatico,  v.  2.— Florilegvo 
epico,  v.  6.— Florilegio  lilosolico,  v.  18.— Florile- 
gio  lirico,  v.  4.— Florilegio oratorio,  v.  16.— Flori- 
legio  roman tico,  v.  10.— Florilegio  storico,  v.  12. 
—La  novella  ed  il  romanzo  moderno,  v.  10. — Florilegio 
delle  novelline  popolari,  v.  8.— Storia  delle  novelline 
popolari,  v.  7.— I'oesia  colta,  v.  4.— Storia  delle  poesia 
cpica,  v.  5.— Storia  della  poesia  lirica,  v.  3.— Poesia 
popolarc,  v.  4.— Storia  del  romanzo,  v.  9.— Storia 
della  satira,  v.  13.-  Florilegio  di  satire  ed  epigrammi, 


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Guccio,  Gianni  cli.  Bore,  L.  Pretendant  a  la 
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Gudanes,  Judith  Angglique  Le  Coutelier,  Mar¬ 
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Gudin  de  la  Brenellerie,  Paul  Philippe. 
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Gudrun.  Martin,  E.  (Ed.)  Kudrun.  1872. 
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See  also  Edda. — Epic  and  heroic  poetry. — Folk¬ 
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Gudrun,  History  and  criticism. 

Fecamp,  A.  Poeme  de  Gudrun,  ses  ori- 
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Grimm.  W.  K.  Einleitung  zur  vorlesung  ueber  G. 
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Gudule,  St.  Hubert  de  Brabant.  Ex  vita  S. 

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Gueant,  Mile.  See  Geayant,  V.  M. 
Guebwiller.  See  Gebweiler. 

Gueguen,  Guillaume.  Palustre,  L.  Tombeau 

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Guelf  and  Gliibelline  in  Italy  to-day.  23  pp. 

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Guelplis.  Poehlm ann,  R.  Roemerzug  Kaiser 
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J.  L.  K.  Gegen  Albert  Schotts  Welfen  und  Gibelinge. 
7  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  5,  p.  365.)— Malortie,  C.  E. 
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See  also  Brunswick,  House  o/.— Ghibelins.— Italy, 
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Guelphs,  Order  of  the.  Insignia  of  the  orders 
of  knighthood  of  the  United  Kingdoms,  and 
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-  Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.  History  of  the  orders 

of  knighthood  of  the  British  empire ;  of  the 
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3781 

See  also  Knights  and  Knighthood. 

Guembel,  Karl  Wilhelm.  1823 — .  Beitraege 

zur  foraminiferen-fauna  der  nordalpinen  eocaen  gebilde. 
153  pp.  4  pi.  (Munich,  Akad.  wissens.  Denkschr.  v.  37  : 
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—Die  sogenannten  nulliporen  (lithothamnium  und  dac- 
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caen,  «der  kreide,  formation  im  nordwestlichen 
Boehmen  in  vergleichung  mit  den  gleichzeitigen  ablage- 
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Guenard,  Elisabeth,  Baronne  de  Mer&.  1751- 
1829. 

Histoire  de  Mme.  Elisabeth  de  France, 
sceur  de  Louis  XVI.  Paris,  1802.  3v.  16°.  5881 
Guenderode,  Karoline  von.  A.,  A.  Bettina 

Brentano  et  Caroline  Gunderode.  21pp.  ( Correspondant , 
v.  7,  1844,  p.  801.) 

Guenther,  Albrecht  Karl  Ludwig  Gotthilf, 
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Report  on  the  deep-sea  fishes.  London, 
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-  (Ed.)  Report  on  the  zoological  collections 

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Contents.  Ridley,  S.  O.  Alcyonaria  and  spongiida. 
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O.  Mammalia. — Smith,  E.  A.  Mollnsca.— Guenther, 
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Guenther,  Anton.  Ulrici,  H.  Knoodt :  Anti- 

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Guenther,  Johann  Christian.  1695-1723. 

Auserlesene  gedichte.  Leipzig,  1827.  16°. 
(Mueller,  W.,  Biblioth.  deutsch.  dichter  des 
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Guenther,  O.  Goethe  und  Lotte,  1816.  5  pp. 

(Geiger,  E.  L.,  Coethe-jahrh.  v.  14, 1893,  p.  284.) 

Guenther,  Ottomar.  Zur  textkritik  des  Ammi- 
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-  (Ed.)  Livii  An dronici  Odyssiae  reliquiae. 

See  Livius  Andronicus  (in  preceding  cata¬ 
logue). 

Guenther,  Siegmund.  1848 — . 

Geschichte  des  mathematischen  unter- 
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P.  E.,  Handb.  d.  klass.  altertumsw.  v.  5,  pt.  1. ) 

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Guenther,  Thomas.  Doellinger,  J.  J.  I.  von. 

Thos.  Guenther.  2  pp.  (In  his  Reformation,  v.  2,  p.298.) 

Guenther,  Wilhelm  Arnold.  1763-1843. 

Codex  diplomaticus  Rheno-Mosellanus. 
Urkunden-sammlung  zur  geschichte  der 
Rhein-  und  Mosellande,  der  Nahe-  und  Ahr- 
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Gueranger,  Prosper,  Abbe  de  Solesmes.  Brog¬ 
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Gudrard,  Benjamin  Edme  Charles.  Wailly, 

J.  N.  de.  Notice  sur  G.  27  pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole  des 
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Guercino,  Giovanni  Francesco  Barbieri.  Ven¬ 
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Vol.  Ill— 249. 


Guericke,  Hermann  von.  1851 — . 

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Guerie,  Camille. 

Question  ouvriere.  See  Du  Maroussem, 
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Guerin,  Anna  Maria.  Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C. 

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Guerin,  Eugenie  de.  Bertrand,  C.  Eugenie 

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Guerin,  Georges  Maurice  du  Cayla  de.  Dude- 

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Guerin,  Leon.  1807 — . 

Histoire  maritime  de  France,  contenant 
l’histoire  des  provinces  et  villes  maritimes, 
des  combats  de  mer  depuis  la  fondation  de 
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Guerin,  Louis  Francis.  1814-72. 

Dictionnaire  universelle  de  l’eglise,  em- 
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Contents. 

Aare-Anaya  Maldonado,  Eadmer-Hyppolite  Galan- 
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Ancarano-BC'guines,  v.  2.  Ibas-Lyon,  v.  5. 
Bela-Durand,  v.  3.  Mabile-Zacharie,  v.  6. 

-  Manuel  de  l’histoire  des  Conciles  .  .  .  de¬ 
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Guerin,  Pierre.  17  cent.  Poesies.  135  pp. 
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Guerin  tie  Montglave.  45  pp.  (Delvau,  A., 

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Guerino.  Circa  1243-1323.  Chronicon  Pla- 

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Guerke,  Maximilian.  Malvaceae.  71  pp.  34  pi. 
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Guerne,  Jules,  Baron  de. 

Resultats  des  campagnes  scientifiques  ac- 
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Guerney,  Egbert,  M.  D.  1823 — .  How  to  sup¬ 
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Guernsey,  Rocellus  S. 

New  York  city  and  vicinity  during  the 
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See  also  Channel  islands. 

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Guerra  del  vespro  siciliano.  3  v.  Amari,  M. 

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Guerra  y  Orbe,  Aureliano  Fernandez-  See 
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Guerraut,  Rev.  Edward  O.  Marshall  and  Gar¬ 
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Guerre,  Martin.  Fournier,  N.  Martin  Guerre. 

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Guerre  aux  mots.  25  pp.  Pigault-Lebrun, 

C.  A.  G..  (Euvres  compl.  v.  66,  p.  3. 

Guerre  tl’Espagne.  Lecomte,  F.  3523 

Guerre  tie  1557  en  Picardie.  Lemaire,  E., 
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Guerre  ties  tlieux  anciens  et  modernes.  Par- 
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Guerre  ties  femmes.  2  v.  Dumas,  A.,  (Euvres 
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Guerres  tie  religion.  Lavisse,  E.,  and  Ram- 
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Guerres  ties  Alpes.  2  v.  Vault,  F.  E.  3613 

Guerres  sous  Louis  XV.  8  v.  Pajol,  C.  P. 
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Guerrillas.  Mazzini,  G.  Rules  for  the  con¬ 
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Guerrini,  Olindo  ( Lorenzo  Stecchetti,  pseud. ) 
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Guessard,  Frangois  (Ed.)  1814-82. 

Grammaires  provengales.  See  Faidit,  H., 
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Guesses  at  truth.  2  v.  Hare,  J.  C.,  and 
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Guessfeltlt,  Paul.  1840 — .  Reise  in  den  Andes 

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Guest,  Lady  Charlotte  Elizabeth  Bertie.  See 
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Guetel,  Kaspar.  Doellinger,  J.  J.  I.  von.  Kas- 
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GUIBERT 


Guetli,  A. 

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Guethling,  Otto.  Calpurnius  Siculus.  Neme- 

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Guett^e,  Aim6  Frangois  Wladimir,  Abte. 
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Histoire  des  J6suites,  composSe  sur  docu¬ 
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Guettler,  Karl.  P.  von  Lind  :  Kants  mysti- 

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Atlas  historique  .  .  .  avec  des  dissertations 
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Gueux,  Les.  See  Beggars,  The. 

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Guggeuberger,  Louisa  S.  Bevington.  1845—. 

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Guggenheim,  Moritz.  1858 — .  Schmidt :  Ethik 

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—Zur  composition  der  Platonisclien  Repnblik  in 
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- Glogau,  G.  Guggenheim:  Die  lehre  vom  apriorischen 

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Guggenlieimer,  Jay  Caesar.  Development  of 

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Guglia,  Eugen.  1857 — . 

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Guglielma,  St.  See  Wilhelmina,  St. 
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30  pp.  (Scelta  di  curiositd  letterarie,  no.  145,  p.  3.) 

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Guglingen,  Paul  Walther  von.  See  Walther, 
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Guhrauer,  Gottschalk  Eduard.  1809-54. 

Gotthold  Ephraim  Lessing.  Sein  leben  und 
seine  werke.  See  Danzel,  T.  W.,  and  Guhrauer, 
G.  E. 

Guhrauer,  Heinrich.  Bericht  ueber  die  erschei- 

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Gui,  Bernard.  See  Guidonis,  B. 

Gui,  See  also  Guy. 

Gui  tie  Bourgogne,  Sur  la  date  de.  3  pp. 

Thomas,  A.  (Romania,  v.  17,  1888,  p.  280.) 

Guia  de  farasteros  en  Madrid,  para  el  ano  de 
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Guia  del  viagero  en  Espaiia.  Mellado,  F.  de 
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See  also  British  Guiana.  —  Cayenne.  —  Dutch 
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Guiart,  Guillaume.  13  cent.  Bran che  des  royaus 

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Guibal,  Georges.  1837—. 

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Guihert,  St.  Sigebert,  of  Gemblours.  Vita 

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Guihert,  Abbot  of  St.  Marie  de  Nogent.  Thurot, 

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GUIBERT,  Cardinal  Joseph  Hippolyte 


1990 


GUIDICCIOLO,  Levantio  da 


Guibert,  Cardinal  Joseph  Hippolyte.  Reulet, 

D.  Cardinal  Guibert  dans  les  derniferes  annges  de  sa  vie. 
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Guibert,  Louis.  18-10 — .  Parti  girondin  dans 
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Guiberto,  Abp.  of  Ravenna  (Antipope  Clemens 

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-  Anseimo.  St.,  Bp.  of  Lucca.  Contra  Guibertum  an- 

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Guicciardi,  Bonifazio.  13  cent.  Memoriale 

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Guichard,  Bp.  of  Troyes.  Assier,  A.  Process 

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Guiclienon,  Samuel,  Comte  de.  1607-64. 

Histoire  genealogique  de  la  royale  maison 
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Guicliot  y  Sierra,  Alejandro.  Ensayo  de  re- 

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Guide  book  to  books.  Sargant,  E.  B.,  and 
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Guide  books.  For  guide  books  to  a  country, 
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Guide  de  l’amateur.  Bibliographie  des  ouv- 
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Guide  de  l’amateur  de  livres  a  gravures  du 
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Guide  du  voyageur  a  Constantinople  et  dans 
ses  environs.  Lacroix,  F.  .2467 

Guide  for  settlers  upon  the  public  lands. 
Matthews,  W.  B.  — 3336 

Guide  medical  des  Antilles.  Levacher,  G. 

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Guide  of  tlie  perplexed.  3  v.  Moses  Ben 
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Guide  pittoresque  portatif  et  complet  du 
voyageur  en  France.  Girault  de  Saint-Far- 
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Guide  to  British  and  American  novels.  Rus¬ 
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Guide  to  Chaucer  and  Spenser.  Fleay,  F.  G. 

3127 

Guide  to  English  and  Italian  conversation. 
Smith,  L.,  and  Ronna,  A.  — 2157 

Guide  to  Plymouth,  and  recollections  of  the 
Pilgrims.  Russell,  W.  S.  .2657 

Guide  to  printed  books  and  MSS.  relating 
to  English  and  foreign  heraldry  and  gene¬ 
alogy.  Gatfield,  G.  2795 

Guide  to  Richmond.  Robinson,  ( — ).  2537 

Guide  to  the  choice  of  classical  books. 
Mayor,  J.  B.  L.114 

Guide  to  the  collector  of  historical  docu¬ 
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Guide  to  the  literature  of  aesthetics.  Gay- 
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Guide  to  the  principal  classes  of  documents 
preserved  in  the  Public  Record  Office.  Scar- 
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Guide  to  the  study  of  book-plates.  Warren, 


J.  B.  L.,  Baron  de  Tabley.  W.  73 

Guide  to  the  Trosaclis.  Menzies,  J.  .2467 

Guide  to  travellers  visiting  the  Falls  of  Ni¬ 
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Guide  to  Trinidad.  Collens,  J.  H.  2492 


Guidi,  Ignazio.  1844 — .  Bemerkungen  zum 

ersten  bande  der  syrischen  Acta  martyrum  et  sanctorum. 
15  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  46,  1892,  p.  744.) — 
Ribliografia,  12  pp.  (Rome,  Comm,  archeol.  muni- 
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sina  e  la  chiesa  russa.  15  pp.  (Nuov.  antol.  3  s.  v.  26, 
1890,  p.  597.) — Beitraege  zur  kenntniss  des  neu-aramaei- 
schen  Fellihl-dialektes.  26  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  37,  1883,  p.  293.)— Iscrizione  green 
medievale  corcirese.  10  pp.  1  pi.  (Rome,  Comm,  archeol. 
municip.  Bull.  v.  9,  1881,  p.  189;  v.  11,  1883,  p.  3.)— MuimI- 
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5  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  35,  1881,  p.  142.) — 
Prima  stampa  del  \ novo  Testamento  in  Etiopico, 
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patria,  Archiv.  v.  9,  1886,  p.  273.)— ©stsyriselie  bi- 
schoefe  und  bischofssitze  im  V,  VI,  und  VII  jahrhun- 
dert.  27  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  43,  1889, 
p.  388.)— Descrizione  di  Roma  nei  geografi  arabi.  46  pp. 
(Soc.  rom.  di  storia  patria,  Archiv.  v.  1,  1878,  p.  173.) — 
Fondazione  di  Roma.  11  pp.  (Rome,  Comm,  archeol. 
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scrizione  di  Roma,  nella  storia  attribuita  a  Zaccaria  Re¬ 
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Sabbris6‘I.  3  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  40, 
1886,  p.  559.) 

Guidi,  Tommaso  dei,  called  Masaccio.  See 
Masaccio. 

Guidicciolo,  Levantio  da.  16  cent. 

Antidoto  della  gelosia,  distinto  in  doi 
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GUIDICCIONI,  Giovanni 


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Opere.  Nuovamente  raccolte  e  ordinate  a 
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Contents.  Canzoni,  v.  1. — Iiettere  di  diversi  a  G. 
v.  1,  2.— Lettere  «li  negozi,  v.  2. — Iiettere  famigli- 
nrl,  v.  1.— Lettere  da  Roma  alia  Signoria  di  I.ucca, 
v.  1.— Orazione  alia  Repubblica  di  Lucca,  v.  1. — Madri¬ 
gal  i.  v.  1. — Governo  della  Marca,  v.  2.— Guerra  di  I*a- 
liano,  v.  2. — llime,  y.  1. — Presidenza  di  Romagna, 
v.  2.  —  Saliva,  v.  1. — Sonet  I  i.  v.  1.  —  Nunziatura  di 
Spagna,  y.  2. 

-  Novella.  Bologna,  1547 ;  repr.  1867.  8°. 

(Zambrini,  F.  S.,  Tre  novelle  rarissime  del  se- 
colo  XVI. )  2313 

-  Novella.  43  pp.  ( Scelta  di  curiositd  letterarie,  no.  85, 

p.  3.) 

Guido,  Bp.  of  Ferrara.  11  cent.  De  scismate 

Hildebrandi.  39  pp.  (Monumenta  German,  hist.  Libelli 
de  lite  imper.  etpontif.  v.  1,  p.  529.) 

Guido,  d 1  Arezzo,  Abbot  of  the  Holy  Cross,  near 

Cagli.  —1050.  Epistola  ad  Heribertum  Archiepiscopum. 
7  pp.  ( Monumenta  German,  hist.  Libelli  de  lite  imper. 
et  pontif.  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

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di  G.  4  pp.  (Archiv.  stor.  ital.  4  s.  v.  18,  1886,  p.  132.) 

Guido,  di  Cauliaco.  Figuier,  G.  L.  Guy  de 

Chauliac.  32  pp.  2  pi.  {In  his  Vies  des  savants  illustres, 
v.  2,  p.  290.) 

Guido,  di  Siena  { also  called  Guidone,  da 

Ghezzo).  Milanesi,  G.  Della  vera  eta.  di  G.  pittore 
senese  e  della  celebre  sua  tavola  in  San  Domenico  di 
Siena.  14  pp.  {Giornale  stor.  degli  archivi  toscani,  v.  3, 
1859,  p.  3.) 

Guido,  Sofia.  Passerini,  L.  Una  monaca  del 

12  secolo.  53  pp.  ( Archiv .  stor.  ital.  3  s.  v.  23,  1876,  pp.  61, 
205,  385;  v.  24,  1876,  p.  3.) 

Guido  delle  Colonne.  See  Colonne,  G.  delle. 
Guido  Reni.  Janitschek,  H.  In  his  Maler- 

schule  von  Bologna.  43  pp.  (Dohme,  R.,  Kunst  und 
kuenstler,  v.  5.) 

Guidon,  Following  the.  Custer,  Mrs.  E.  B. 

2404 

Guidone,  da  Ghezzo.  See  Guido,  di  Siena. 

Guidonis,  Bernard,  successively  Bp.  of  Tuy 
and  of  Lodeve.  Circa  1261-1331. 

Practica  inquisitionis  heretice  pravitatis. 
Document  pub.  pour  la  premiere  fois  par  le 
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- Vita  Innocentii  Papae  IV.  1  p.  (Baluze,  E., 

Miscell.  v.  1,  p.  206.)— Brevis  chronica  de  progressu  tem- 
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Gaules,  v.  23,  p.  176.) — Pars  ultima  'opusculi  cui  titulus: 
Nomina  episeopornni  J.emovicensiuin.  3  pp. 
(Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  21,  p.  754.) — Pars  ulti¬ 
ma  chronici  cui  titulus:  Nomina  epEcoporuni 
Tholosae.  2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  21, 
p.  753.)— E  notitia  provinciarum  et  domorum  ordinis 
PraeilieatorHin  et  anonymo  ejusdem  continuatore. 
10  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  23,  p.  183.) — 
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Guillaume,  de  Macliciut.  Circa  1284-1369.  ' 

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Guillaume,  de  Montreuil.  Lot,  F.  Guillaume 

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Guillaume,  de  Nangis,  Monk  of  St.  Denis. 

14  cent.  Chronicon,  1226-1300;  Continuatio  a  monacho 
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Guillaume,  de  Puy-Laurent.  Circa  1210-95. 

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Guillaume,  de  St.- Pair.  12  cent.  Roman  du 
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Contents.  College  des  Douze  MSdecins  ou  College  de 
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2  pgr.  v.  2.— College  St.  Benoit,  v.  2.— MonastSre  St. 
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it  Athenes.  28  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1889,  3  pgr. 
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Guiraudon,  T.  G.  de  {Ed.)  Dyebayli  vocabu¬ 

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See  also  Yorkshire. 

Guiscard,  Antoine  de  Bourlie.  See  Bourlie,  A., 
Marquis  de  Guiscard. 

Guiscard,  Robert,  Duke  of  Apulia  and  Cala¬ 
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Guise,  Henri  I,  de  Lorraine,  Due  de.  Soranzo, 

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Guise,  France.  Hancock,  C.  Visit  to  the 

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Guise  family.  Maclean,  Sir  J.  Elmore  and 

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Guiseley,  England.  Slater,  P.  History  of  the 
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See  also  Yorkshire. 

Guisnes,  Lambert  de.  Frdchon,  C.  F.  Notice 

sur  G.  50  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Morinie,  Mem.  v.  6,  1845.) 

Guisnes,  France.  See  Guines. 

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Note.— No  title  page. 

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See  also  Musical  instruments. 


V 


1997  GUIZOT,  Fran gois  Pierre  Guillaume 


GUITTONE  D’ AREZZO,  Fra 


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Guizot,  Mme.  Elisabeth  Charlotte  Pauline  de 
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Le  temps  pass6  :  melanges  de  critique  lit- 
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The  same.  5  ed.  Paris,  1842.  8°.  2412 

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-  Meditations  on  the  essence  of  Christianity, 

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restoration  of  the  monarchy  in  England,  in 
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Contents. 

A-Justifier,  pt.  1.  Labyrinthe-Z6phyr,  pt.  2. 

-  Projet  de  mariage  royal.  Paris,  1863.  12°. 

1508 

-  Shakespeare  and  his  times.  New  York, 

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CEuvres  compl.  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Washington.  1  p.  (Mag. 
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-  Histoires  de  la  vie  priv6e  d’ autrefois.  See 

Honor6,  O. 

-  {Tr. )  CEuvres  completes  de  Shakspeare. 

See  Shakespeare,  W.  (in  preceding  catalogue). 

-  About,  E.  Mfinandre  par  G.  10  pp.  (Rev.  contemp. 

1855,  v.  2,  p.  335.) — Faguet,  E.  Guizot.  40  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
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Histoire  de  la  rgpublique  d’Angleterre  et  de  Cromwell, 
par  G.  30  pp.  (Correspondant,  v.  34, 1854,  p.  253.)— Histoire 
du  protectorat  de  Richard  Cromwell,  par  G.  17  pp. 
( Correspondant ,  v.  39,  1856,  p.  41.)— Meditations  religi- 
euses  de  G.  21pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  63,  1864,  p.  658. ) — 
M6moires  pour  servir  5,  l’histoire  de  mon  temps,  par  G. 
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Pauline  de  Meulan.  Le  temps  passA  Me¬ 
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Contents.  Choix  des  discours  de  l’Acadtimle  fran- 
^aise  depuis  son  etablissement  jusqn’k  sa  suppression, 
v.  2.— De  la  mort  d’ Agamemnon,  v.  1.— Du  bon  air  et 
du  bon  ton,  v.  2. — Alfieri  et  ses  ceuvres  posthumes,  v.  2. 
— Vie  de  Victor  Alfieri  ficrite  par  lui-meme,  v.  2. — Alina- 
nacii  des  Baines  pour  1806,  v.  1.  —  De  l’amour- 
propre,  v.  2.— Sur  l’amour-propre,  v.  2. — Comment  on 
est  convenu  de  s’amuser  au  spectacle,  v.  1. — GSuvres 
completes  de  l’Abb6  Arnaud,  v.  2. — Atliaiie.  v.  1. — 
Sur  le  role  de  Joad  dan3  Athalie,  v.  1. — Confessions  de 
St.  Augustin,  abrggggs,  v.  2.— Essais  de  morale  et  de 
politique  de  Bacon,  v.  2. — Les  Horaces  (pour  les  debuts 
de  Mile.  Bazin),  v.  1.— GSuvres  completes  de  Pierre 
Caron  de  Beaumarchais,  v.  2.— Sermons  d’Hugues 
Blair,  v.  2. — Mon  dernier  mot  sur  Boileau,  v.  2.— Sur 
Boileau,  v.  2.— Lettre  h  M.  de  Bonald,  v.  2.— De  la 
bontl',  v.  2.— CEuvres  de  Branthme,  v.  2.— Les  Mar¬ 
tyrs,  par  F.  A.  de  Chateaubriand,  v.  2.— Reprise  des 
Chateaux  en  Espagne,  v.  1.— Du  role  de  Cinna,  v.  1. — 
Dernifere  lettre  sur  Colli5,  v.  2.— Journal  historique;  ou, 
mSmoires  critiques  et  littgraires,  par  Ch.  Coll6,  v.  2. — 
Sur  Collfi,  v.  2.— Walstein,  par  B.  Constant,  v.  1.— De 


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C'oriolan  et  des  trois  unites,  v.  1. — Reprise  de  Coriolan, 
v.  1.— D’Hyraclius  et  de  l’esprit  de  Corneille  dans  la 
traggdie,  v.  1. —  Critique  litteraire,  v.  1,  2.— De  la 
morale  de  la  comSdie  et  de  Restouches,  v.  1. — Du  Glo- 
rieux  de  Destouches  et  Lafond,  v.  1.— Le  Tartufe  (dybut 
de  Itevig’iiy),  v.  1. — Correspondance  infidite  de  Mme. 
!>u  Refl’and,  v.  1. — De  l’Cdiication  en  g5nerale,  et 
des  difficultfis  qu’elle  pr^sente  aujourd’hui,  v.  2. — Des 
mSthodes  d’yducation,  tir6  du  Publiciste,  v.  2. — Introduc¬ 
tion  des  annales  de  l’Sducation,  v.  2, — Lettres  sur  les 
principes  616mentaires  d’education,  v.  2.— Traits  carac- 
tfiristiques  d’une  mauvaise  Education,  v.  2. — Nouveau 
portefeuille  des  enfants,  v.  2. — De  l’espfirance,  v.  2.— 
Lettres  de  Mile,  de  l’Espinasse,  v.  1.— Esther,  v.  1. — 
A  quel  point  on  est  stranger  a  soi-meme,  v.  2.— Lettre 
d’une  femme  d’un  certain  §ge,  v.  2.— Lettre  d’une 
femme  journaliste  a,  un  ami,  v.  2.— Lettres  de  une 
femme  sur  les  femmes  qui  out  lie  la  reputation, 
v.  2. — Morceaux  cboisis  de  FCnelon,  Fleury,  Rollin, 
Halifax,  Dupuy,  et  Mme.  de  Lambert,  v.  2. — De  l’enseig- 
nement  de  la  philosophic,  par  J.  S.  Flotte.  v.  2.— Du 
geste  imitatif,  v.  1. — Essais  d’education  et  de  morale  a 
l’usage  de  la  jeunesse,  par  Goldsmith,  v.  2.— Theatre 
complet  et  poSsies  fugitives  de  Colin  d’llarleville, 
v.  1. — Cours  yiymentaire  d’liistoire  naturelle,  v.  2.— 
Essais  sur  la  vie,  les  Merits,  et  les  lois  de  Michel  de  l’lf  6- 
pital,  v.2. — Del’ignorance,  v.  2.— De  l’impolitesse, 
v.  2. — Sur  l’iniliscrUtion,  v.  2. — De  la  premiere  in¬ 
struction  et  des  abfiegdaires,  v.  2.— Le  flambeau  des 
jeunes  personucs  dans  les  principales  circonstances 
de  la  vie,  v.  2. — Des  pieces  a  caractere  et  de  la  difficulty 
de  les  jouer,  v.  1. — Discours  sur  la  vie  de  la  campagne, 
tirg  de  l’ouvrage  de  M.  A.  de  Eaborile,  v.  2.— Finesses 
du  langage,  v.  2.  —  Cinna  (pour  les  debuts  de  Mile. 
Laroche),  v.l. — Eettre  d’un  ci-devant  riclie,  v.2. 
— Choix  de  lettres  ydifiantes  ecrites  des  missions  du 
Levant,  v.  2. — De  la  louange,  v.  2. — Considerations 
nouvelles  sur  Louis  XIV  mises  en  tete  de  la  nouvelle 
yd.  de  ses  ceuvres,  v.  1.— Reprise  de  Macbeth,  v.  1. — 
Lettres  de  la  Duchesse  du  Maine  et  de  la  Marquise  de 
Simiane,  v.  1.— De  Mme.  de  Maintcnon  et  de  la  nou¬ 
velle  ed.  de  ses  oeuvres,  v.  1.— CEuvres  inedites  de  La- 
moignon  de  Malesherbes,  v.  2. — Mariage  lie  Fi¬ 
garo,  v.  1. — Reflexions  d’une  femme  sur  le  recueil  de 
liiaxinies  de  M.  D.  L.,  v.  1.— Euthanasie  par  J.  H. 
Meister,  v.  2. — Quelques  m^moires  sur  diffyrents 
sujets,  v.  1. — Mere  coupable,  v.  1.— De  la  Metro- 
manic  et  du  dybut  de  Lafond  dans  ce  r61e,  v.  1. — Du 
role  de  Damis  dans  la  Mytromanie,  v.  1. — Choix  des  let¬ 
tres  ydifiantes  ycrites  des  missions  Ctrangfcres,  v.  2. 
—Lettres  de  Mile,  de  Montpensier,  de  Mmes.  de  Motte- 
ville  et  de  Montmorency,  de  Mile.  Dupry  et  de  Mme.  la 
Marquise  de  Lambert,  v.  1.— Remusat,  C.  F.  M.,  Comte 
de.  Not  ice  sur  Mme.  Guizot,  v.  1.— Sainte-Beuve,  C.  A. 
Fragment  de  la  notice  sur  Mme.  Guizot,  v.  1.— De  l’oc- 
casion,  v.2.— On  lie  fait  ns  tout  ce  qu’on  vent, 
ni  tout  ce  qu’on  peut,  v.  2.— Reprise  d’Otlselio,  v.  1. — 
Tableau  des  preuves  yvidentes  du  Christianisme,  par 
Wm.  Paley,  v.  2.— Journal  addressy  par  une  femme 
a,  son  mari,  sur  l’yducation  de  ses  deux  filles.  My- 
thode  de  Pestalozzi,  v.  2. — Reprise  des  Marionettes 
de  Picaril,  v.  1.— GSuvres  choisies  de  Piron,  v.  1. — 
Morceaux  extraits  de  l’Histoire  naturelle  de  Pline, 
v.  2. — De  l’usage  des  expressions  communes  en  poesie, 
v.  1.— Polyeiicte,  v.  1.— De  Polyeucte  et  du  caractSre 
de  Pauline,  v.  1. — De  Polyeucte  et  du  dybutant,  v.  1. — 
Witt,  Mme.  II.  G.  de.  Preface,  v.  1.— Mymoires  d’un 
homme  de  quality  qui  s’est  retiry  du  monde  par  l’Ab- 
be  Provost,  v.  2.— Aux  auteurs  du  Publiciste,  v.  2.— 
Aux  rydacteurs  du  Publiciste,  v.  2. — Lettre  d’une  femme 
de  bonne  compagnie  au  rydacteur  du  Publiciste,  v.  2. — 
Itliailamiste  et  Zynobie,  v.  1. — CEuvres  de  Mme.  Itic- 
coboni,  v.  2.— Reprise  de  Roilogune,  v.  1. — Compa- 
raison  entre  la  PhSdre  de  Racine  et  celle  d’Euripide  par 
A.  W.  Sclilegel,  v.  1.— Lettres  de  Mines,  de  Scullery, 
de  Salvan  le  Saliez,  et  de  Mile.  Descartes,  v.  1. — Des  ex¬ 
positions  dramatiques  et  du  Tartufe,  v.  1.— Sur  le  Tar¬ 
tufe,  v.  1.— Tbyatre  fran^aise,  v.  1. — Thy  fit  res,  v.  1. 
— Le  Tartufe  (dybut  de  E.  Vanhowe),  v.  l.-Tarifity*, 


v.  2.— Ryponse  it  une  lettre  de  Varsovie,  v.  2.— De  Van- 
veil  argues,  v.  2. — Reprise  du  Vienx  Ctilibataire, 
v.  1.— Au  vieux  solitaire,  v.  2.— Lettres  de  Mmes.  de 
Villars,  de  Coulanges,  et  de  La  Fayette,  de  Ninon  de 
l’Enclos  et  de  Mile.  Aissy,  v.  1. 

-  Essai  historique  sur  la  vie  et  les  ycrits  d’Abailard  et 

d’Hyioise.  107  pp.  (Abailard,  P.,  Abbot  of  Ruys,  and 
Hyioise,  Lettres,  v.  1,  p.  i.) 

Gujarat.  See  Guzerat. 

Gujarati  literature.  Blumhardt,  J.  F.  Cata¬ 
logue  of  Marathi  and  Gujarati  printed  books 
in  the  library  of  the  British  Museum.  1892. 

W.  43 

Gujastak  Abalisli  .  .  .  texte  pehlvi,  avec  tra¬ 
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lioth.  Ecole  des  hautes  etudes,  v.  69. )  — 4153 

Gulbenkian,  Calouste  S. 

Transcaucasie  etla  peninsule  d’Apcheron. 
Souvenirs  de  voyage.  Paris,  1891.  12°.  1418 

-  Peninsule  d’Apehi*ron  et  le  pytrole  russe.  42  pp. 

{Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1891,  3  pSr.  v.  105,  p.  356.) — Fabri¬ 
cation  des  tapis  en  orient.  12  pp.  {Rev.  archeol.  3  s.  v.  17, 
1891,  p.  162.) 

Guhlberg,  Ove  Hoegh. 

Giessing,  H.  P.  Struensee  og  Guldberg 
eller  tvende  revolutioner  ved  Hoffet  i  Kjoben- 
havn.  1849.  3657 

Gulden-Holm,  Monastery.  Ex  fundatione 
monasterii  Gulholmensis.  3  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script. 
v.  29,  p.  238.) 

Gulf  of  Guinea,  Mexico,  etc.  See  Guinea,  Mexi¬ 
co,  etc.,  Gulf  of. 

Gulf  stream.  Bache,  R.  M.  Causes  of  the 

gulf  stream.  8  pp.  {Science,  n.  s.  v.  2,  1895,  p.  88.) — 
EimlenUohl,  A.  Notes  on  the  density  and  tempera¬ 
ture  of  the  waters  of  the  Gulf  of  Mexico  and  gulf  stream. 
4  pp.  {Science,  n.  s.  v.  3,  1896,  p.  271.) — Pillsbury,  J.  E. 
Recent  discoveries  concerning  the  gulf  stream.  8  pp. 
{Century  Mag.  v.  21,  1892,  p.  533.)— Redway,  J.  W. 
Climate  and  the  gulf  stream.  6  pp.  {Forum,  v.  10,  1890, 
p.  237.) — Tare,  R.  S.  Animal  life  in  the  gulf  stream. 
15  pp.  {Pop.  Sci.  Monthly,  v.  35,  1889,  p.  649.) 

See  also  Atlantic  ocean.— Climate. — Currents.— 
Hydrography.— Ocean.— Physical  geography. 

Gulielmus,  Peregrinus.  12  cent.  Voyage  to 

Palaestina,  1190.  1  p.  (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  66.) 

Gulielmus,  Janus.  See  Wilhelm,  J. 

Gulielmus.  See  also  Guglielmo. — Guillaume. 
— Guillelmus. — Guillem.— Wilhelm. — Willem. 
— William. 

Gftlistan.  Sadi,  Muslih-ed-Din.  3164 

Gull,  Sir  William  Withey,  M.  D.  1816-90. 

Collection  of  the  published  writings  of. 
Ed.  and  arranged  by  T.  D.  Acland.  Medical 
papers.  London,  1894.  8°.  {New  Sydenham 

Soc.  v.  147. )  —3797 

Contents.  Anorexia  nervosa  (apepsia  hysterica, 
anorexia  hysterica). — On  changes  in  the  spinal  cord  and 
its  vessels  in  arterio-capiilary  librosis.— Acland,  T. 
D.  Ribliography.  —  Diseases  of  the  brain.  —  On 
abscess  of  the  brain. —  Clinical  lecture  on  chronic 
Height's  disease  with  contracted  kidney.  —  On  the 
pathology  of  the  morbid  state  commonly  called  chronic 
Bright’s  disease  with  contracted  kidney. — Cases  of  aneu¬ 
rism  of  the  cerebral  vessels.— On  a  cretinoid  state 
supervening  in  adult  life  in  women, —  Diseases  of  the 
digestive  system. — On  the  effects  of  ether  on  the 
different  classes  of  aminals. — Fatly  slools  from  dis¬ 
eases  of  the  mesenteric  glands.  —  Gulstonian  lee- 


GULL,  Sir  William  Withey 


1999 


GUNDLACH,  Adolphe 


t ii res.— Case  of  intermittent  liaematimiria. — Hy¬ 
pochondriasis. —  On  paralysis  of  the  lower  ex¬ 
tremities,  consequent  upon  disease  of  the  bladder  and 
kidneys.— On  destructive  changes  in  the  lung  from 
diseases  in  the  mediastinum  invading  or  compressing 
the  pneumogastric  nerves  and  pulmonary  plexus.  — 
Miscellaneous  papers. — Case  of  progressive  atrophy 
of  the  muscles  of  the  hands:  enlargement  of  the 
ventricle  of  the  cord  in  the  cervical  region,  with  atrophy 
of  thegrey  matter  (hydromyelus). — Chronic  nephritis: 
viz.,  the  relation  between  the  changes  of  connective  tis¬ 
sue,  parenchyma,  blood-vessels,  and  heart  in  this  dis¬ 
ease. — Diseases  of  the  nervous  system. — Diseases  in 
which  symptoms  referable  to  the  nervous  system  are 
predominant. — On  the  nervous  system. — Pa  replcgia. 
— Cases  of  paraplegia  associated  with  gonorrhoea  and 
stricture  of  the  urethra. — Cases  of  paraplegia  (paraple¬ 
gia  from  tumours  compressing  the  cord). — Cervical  para¬ 
plegia. — Cases  of  phlebitis  with  pneumonia  and  pleu¬ 
risy  from  chronic  disease  of  the  ear. — On  the  parasitical 
vegetable  nature  of  pityriasio  versicolor. — Discus¬ 
sion  on  the  relation  of  renal  disease  to  disturbances 
of  the  general  circulation,  and  to  alterations  in  the  heart 
and  blood-vessels. — Diseases  of  the  respiratory  sys¬ 
tem. — Case  of  rheumatic  fever,  treated  for  the  most 
part  by  mint  water. — Remarks  on  the  natural  history  of 
rheumatic  fever. — Diseases  of  the  sU  in.— Diseases  of  the 
spinal  cord.  —  Case  of  probable  thrombosis  of  su¬ 
perior  mesenteric  vein  and  renal  veins :  detach¬ 
ment  of  several  valvulae  conniventes  of  jejunum. — Par- 
thenogenetic  tumour  attached  to  the  muscular  tissue 
of  the  left  ventricle  of  the  heart  of  a  sheep. — On  factitious 
urticaria. — Disease  of  the  vascular  system.— Viti- 
ligoidea. 

-  Collection  of  the  published  writings  of. 

Ed.  by  T.  D.  Acland.  Memoir  and  addresses. 
[With  portrait.]  London,  1896.  8°.  (New 

Sydenham  Soc.  v.  156. )  — 3707 

Contents.  President’s  addresses,  Clinical  society, 
1871,  72. —  Collective  investigation  of  disease. —  Inter¬ 
national  collective  investigation  of  disease. — Harveian 
oration.— Hunterian  oration.— Address  at  medi¬ 
cal  cong  ress,  London,  1881.— Guiding  thoughts  to  the 
study  of  medicine. — Medicine  in  modern  times.— Study 
of  medicine. — Acland,  T.  D.  Memoir  of  G. — Ethics  of 
vivisection. 

-  Ethics  of  vivisection.  12  pp.  ( Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  11, 

1882,  p.  456.) 

- Acland,  T.  D.  Memoir  [of  G.]  64  pp.  (Gull,  Sir  W. 

W.,  Coll,  of ..  .  writings  of  p.  ix :  New  Sydenham  Soc. 

v.  156.) 

Gulliver,  John  Putnam,  D.  D.  1819 — .  Clerical 

element  in  the  corporation  of  Yale  College.  6  pp.  (New 
Englander,  v.  44,  1885,  p.  874.) 

Gulliver,  Julia  H.  Shelley,  the  poet.  9  pp. 

(New  Englander,  v.  52, 1890,  p.  138.) 

Gulliver’s  travels.  Swift,  J.  2336 

Gully,  John. 

New  Zealand  scenery ;  drawings.  See 
Haast,  Sir  J.  F.  J.  von. 

Gum.  Fothergill,  J.  Letter  .  .  .  concerning  an 

astringent  gum  brought  from  Africa.  3  pp.  (  Work3, 
p.  243.) 

Gumble,  Thomas,  D.  D.  — 1676. 

Life  of  Gen.  Monck,  Duke  of  Albemarle. 
London,  1671.  12°.  4777 

Gumbletoii,  Henry  A.  Lodging-house  vote  in 

New  York.  6  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  144,  1887,  p.  631.) 

Guinlreston,  Wales.  Lynam,  C.  Gumfreston 

church.  7  pp.  2  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  41, 
1885,  p.  289.) 


Gumley,  England.  Hill,  J.  H.  Gumley.  8  pp. 

1  pi.  (In  his  Hist,  of  the  parish  of  Langton,  p.  265.) 

See  also  I.eicestersliire. 

Gummere,  Amelia  Mott.  Friends  in  Burling¬ 
ton.  71  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  7,  1883,  pp.  249,  353;  v.  8, 
1884,  pp.  3,  160.) — London  bridge,  Burlington,  N.  J. 

2  pp.  (Pa.  Mag.  Hist.  v.  8,  1884,  p.  1.) 

Gummere,  Francis  Barton.  1855 — . 

Handbook  of  poetics  for  students  of  English 
verse.  Boston,  1885.  p.  8°.  — 2156 

- On  the  symbolic  use  of  the  colors  black  and  white 

in  Germanic  tradition.  51  pp.  (Haverford  College  studies, 
no.  1,  p.  112.) — Myth  and  allegory.  15  pp.  (Haver¬ 
ford  College  studies,  no.  11,  p.25.) 

Gummere,  H.  V.,  and  Leavenworth,  Francis 

P.  Sun-spot  observations.  5  pp.  (Haverford  College 
studies,  no.  4,  p.  17.) 

Gummis.  Mas  Latrie,  L.  de.  Episeopus  Gum- 

mitanus  et  la  primautg  de  l’Eveque  de  Carthage.  6  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Ecole  des  Charles,  v.  44,  1883,  p.  72.) 

See  also  Hammnnn  el-Eif. — Tunis. 

Gumppenberg,  Karl,  Freiherr  von. 

Systema  geometrarum  zonae  temperatioris 
septentrionalis.  Systematische  bearbeitung 
der  spanner  der  noerdlichen  gemaessigten 
zone.  (Acad.  Caes.  Leop.-Car.  Nova  acta,  v.  49, 
52,  54,  1887-90. )  —3692 

Gumpreeht,  Otto.  1823 — .  Joseph  Joachim,  der 

koenig  der  geiger.  12  pp.  (  Unsere  Zeit,  1872,  v.  2,  p.  312.) — 
Felix  Mendelssohn-JBartholdy.  35  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit, 
1866,  v.  1,  p.  658;  1866,  v.  2,  p.  120.) — Franz  Schubert. 
33  pp.  (Unsere  Zeit,  1867,  v.  2,  pp.  122,  261.)— Karl  Maria 
von  Weber.  50  pp.  ( Unsere  Zeit,  1868,  v.  2,  pp.  277,  531.) 

Gun-cotton.  Eisslee,  M.  Handbook  on 
modern  explosives,  being  a  practical  treatise 
on  the  manufacture  and  application  of .  .  . 
gun-cotton...  With  illustrations.  1890.  — 2777 

-  Mackie,  S.  J.  Improvements  in  the  manufacture  of 

gun-cotton.  10  pp.  (Soc.  of  arts,  Journ.  v.  21,  1873,  p.  470.) 
— Munroe,  C.  E.  Wave-like  effects  produced  by  the 
detonation  of  gun-cotton.  3  pp.  1  pi.  (Am.  J.  Sci.  3  s.  v.  36, 
1888,  p.  48.) 

See  also  Explosives. 

Gundelfinger,  Siegmund.  Verallgemeinerung 

einiger  theoreme  des  Herrn  Aronhold.  4  pp.  (Journ. 
d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  73,  1871,  p.  175.)— Ueber 
binaere  formcn.  5  pp.  ( Journ .  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan. 
math.  v.  74,  1872,  p.  87.)— Zur  theorie  der  kinaereii  tor- 
men.  12  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  100, 
1887,  p.  413.)— Bemerkungen  zu  dem  aufsatze  des  Herrn 
BisehoJI  ueber  die  tangenten  algebraischer  curven. 
4  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  73,  1871, 
p.  171.)— Zur  theorie  der  orthogonalen  substitu- 
tiouen.  7  pp.  (Journ.  f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math. 
v.  99,  1836,  p.  147.)— Ueber  das  simultane  system  von  drei 
ternaeren  quadratisclien  formcn.  13  pp.  (Journ. 
f.  d.  reine  u.  angewan.  math.  v.  80,  1875,  p.  73.) 

Gundermann,  Gotthold.  1859 — .  Das  Koelner 

fragment  des  Codex  Justinianus.  10  pp.  ( Rheinisch .  mus. 
n.  s.  v.  45,  1890,  p.  361.)— Ein  Euciliusfragment.  3  pp. 
(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  41,  1886,  p.  632.)— Lucretius 
mid  Solinus.  4  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  46,  1891, 
p.  489.)—  Die  via  Gall ica.  4  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s! 
V.  44,  1889,  p.  637.) 

Gundlach,  Adolphe.  Handscliriftenverliaelt- 

nis  des  Sifege  de  Barbastre.  35  pp.  (Stengel,  E.,  Ausgaben, 
v.  4,  p.  139.) 


GUNDLACH,  Wilhelm 


2000 


GUPPY,  Henry  Brougham 


Gundlach,  Wilhelm  (Ed.)  Codex  Carolinus. 

189  pp.  (Monumenta  German,  hist.:  Epistolae,  v.  3,  p.  469.) 
— (Ed.)  Epistolae  aevi  Merowingici  collectae.  35  pp. 
(Monumenta  German,  hist.:  Epistolae,  v.  3,  p.  434. — (Ed.) 
Epistolae  Arelatenses  genuinae.  83  pp.  (Monu- 
menla  German,  hist.:  Epistolae,  v.  3,  p.  1.)— (Ed.)  Episto- 
lae  Austrasicae.  44  pp.  (Monumenta  German,  hist.: 
Epistolae,  v.  3,  p.  110.)— (Ed.)  Epistolae  Enngobartli- 
eae  collectae.  28  pp.  (Monumenta  German,  hist.:  Episto¬ 
lae,  v.  3,  p.  691.) — (Ed.)  Epistolae  Viennenses 
spuriae.  26  pp.  (Monumenta  German,  hist.:  Epistolae, 
v.  3,  p.  84.) — (Ed.)  Epistolae  Wisigoticae.  33  pp. 
(Monumenta  German,  hist.:  Epistolae,  v.  3,  p.  658.) 

-  (Ed.)  Columbae  sive  Columbani  Abbatis 

Luxoviensis  et  Bobbiensis  epistolae.  See 
Columban,  St.,  Abbot  of  Bobbio. 

Guiulrada  de  Warren.  See  Warren,  G.  de, 
Countess  of  Surrey. 

Gundry,  R.  S.  Ancestor  worship  in  China. 
13  pp.  (Eortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  57,  1895,  p.  225.)— China :  a 
new  departure.  16  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  v.  130,  1888,  p.  294.) 
— Corea.  32  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  66,  1884,  p.  74.)— 
Corea,  China,  ami  Japan.  18  pp.  ( Eortn .  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  56,  1894,  p.  618.)— Hong1  Kong  and  the  Straits  settle¬ 
ments.  14  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  57,  1895,  p.  965.)— Ju¬ 
dicial  torture  in  China.  17  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  47, 

1890,  p.  404.)— Missionaries  in  China.  15  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  54, 1893,  p.  240.) — Recent  audience  at  Peking. 
16  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  136,  1891,  p.  157.) — Progress  in 
China.  19  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  46,  1889,  p.  472.)-  Rus¬ 
sia  and  China.  15  pp.  (Fortn.  'Rev.  n.  s.  v.  52,  1892, 
p.  493.) — Sikkim  and  the  Thibetan  question.  18  pp. 
( Westm.  Rev.  v.  131,  1889,  p.  417.) 

Gungrinliana.  Doyle,  D.  With  King  Gun- 

gunhana  in  Gazaland.  6  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  50,  1891, 

p.  112.) 

Gunn,  Donald,  and  Tuttle,  Charles  R.  History 
of  Manitoba  from  the  earliest  settlement .  .  . 
to  the  admission  of  the  province  into  the 
Dominion.  Ottawa,  1880.  8°.  1635 

Gunn,  James.  Jones,  C.  C.,  Jr.  James  Gunn. 

4  pp.  (In  his  Biog.  sketches  ...  p.  44.) 

Gunn,  John  H.  Witchcraft  in  Illinois.  6  pp. 

(Mag.  Am.  Hist.  v.  14,  1885,  p.  458.) 

Gunn,  Rev.  William.  1750-1841. 

Cartonensia  ;  or,  an  historical  and  critical 
account  of  the  tapestries,  in  the  palace  of  the 
Vatican  ;  copied  from  the  designs  of  Raphael 
ofUrbino.  London,  1831.  8°.  — 17C5 

Gunn,  William  M.  (Ed.) 

Select  works  of  Robert  Rollock.  See  Rol- 
lock,  R. 

Gunnery.  Benjamin,  P.  The  enemy’s  distance: 

range-finding  at  sea  by  electricity.  6  pp.  (Harper’’ s  Mag. 
v.  81,  1890,  p.  53.) — Fulton,  R.  Experiments  in  sub¬ 
marine  gunnery.  From  his  unpublished  MSS.  8  pp. 
(Scribner’s  Monthly,  v.  22,  1881,  p.  563.) 

See  also  Arms,  Armor,  ami  Weapons. —  Artil¬ 
lery. —  Fire  arms. —  Fort  ideation.  —  Gunpow¬ 
der.— Military  art  and  science.— Ordnance. — 
Projectiles.— Shooting. 

Gunpowder.  Barber,  F.  M.  Gunpowder  and 

its  successors.  10  pp.  (Forum,  v.  9,  1890,  p.  579.) — Ber- 
tlielot,  P.  E.  M.  Compositions  incendiaires  dans 
l’antiquitg  et  au  moyen  fi,ge.  37  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 

1891,  3  p6r.  v.  106,  p.  786.)—  Lacabane,  L.  De  la  poudre 
a,  canon  et  de  son  introduction  en  France.  30  pp.  (Bib- 


lioth.  Ecole  des  Chartes,  v.  6, 1844,  p.  28.)— Mayers,  W.  F. 
On  the  introduction  and  use  of  gunpowder  and  firearms 
among  the  Chinese.  32  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  North- 
China  branch,  Journ.  n.  s.  v.  6,  1871,  p.  73.) — Poudre 
sans  fum€e  et  ses  consequences  tactiques.  39  pp.  (Corre- 
spondant,  n.  s.  v.  123,  1890,  p.  269.) — Das  rauch- 
schwache  pulver.  16  pp.  (TJnsere  Zeit ,  1890,  v.  1, 
p.  329.) 

See  also  Ammunition.— Blasting.— Explosions. 
—Explosives.— Fire  arms. — Gunnery. — STitre. 

Gunpowder  plot. 

Actio  in  Henricum  Garnetum,  Societatis 
Jesuiticae  in  Anglia  Superiorem,  et  caeteros, 
qui  proditione  longe  immanissima  Sereniss. 
Britanniae  Magnae  Regem,  et  regni  Angliae 
ordines  puluere  fulminali  e  medio  tollere  coni- 
urarunt.  1607.  1516 

- Gardiner,  S.  R.  What  gunpowder  plot 

was.  [Illustr.]  1897.  1508 

-  Barclay.  J.  Series patefactidivinitusparricidii, inter 

maximum  Regem  regnumque  Britanniae  cogitati  et  in- 
structi,  nonis  IX  bribus  MDCV.  10  pp.  (In  his  Euphor- 
mionis  Lusinini  sive  satyricon,  p.  563.) — History  of  the 
gunpowder  treason :  collected  from  approved  authors. 
14  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  2,  p.  97.)— Tyack, 
G.  S.  Story  of  the  gunpowder  plot.  9  pp.  (Andrews, 
W.,  Bygone  Yorkshire,  p.  204.) — Whittier,  J.  G.  Pope 
night.  6  pp.  (  Works,  v.  6,  p.  389.) 

See  also  Fawkes,  G.  — Great  Britain,  History, 
Henry  VII  to  George  J.— James  I,  King  of  Gt.  Britain. 

Guns.  See  Fire  arms. 

Gun-shot  wounds.  Binney,  B.  Remarkable 

case  of  gun-shot  wound.  2  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and 
Sci.  Mem.  v.  1, 1785,  p.  544.)— Kilmer,  G.  L.  First  actions 
of  wounded  soldiers.  17  pp.  (Pop.  Sci.  Monthly,  v.  41, 
1892,  p.  155.) 

See  also  Surgery. 

Guntlierius.  See  Gonthier. 

Gunton,  George. 

Principles  of  social  economics  inductively 
considered  and  practically  applied,  with  criti¬ 
cisms  on  current  theories.  New  York,  1891. 
p.  8°.  —1376 

- Shall  an  eight-hour  system  be  adopted?  13  pp. 

(Forum,  v.  1,  1886,  p.  136.)— Henry  George’s  economic 
heresies  14  pp.  (Forum,  v.  3, 1887,  p.  15.) 

Gunton,  Symon.  1609-76. 

0 pdoXarpda  ;  or,  a  brief  discourse  concerning 
bodily  worship  :  proving  it  to  be  Gods  due  ; 
to  be  given  unto  Him  with  acceptation  on  His 
part,  and  not  to  be  denyed  Him  without  sin, 
on  ours.  [Anon.]  London,  1650.  sm.  4°. 
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Gunzenle,  Der.  20  pp.  Pfeiffer,  P.  ( Germa¬ 

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M. 

Gurklias’  mysterious  land.  Ballantine,  H. 

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Gurlitt,  Heinrich  Ludwig  Theodor.  1812 — . 

Bemalte  marmorplatten  in  Athen.  16  pp.  (Hist,  und 
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Gurlitt,  Wilhelm.  1844 — .  Paionios  und  der 
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Gurney,  Edmund.  What  is  an  emotion  ?  6  pp. 

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-  Thought  reading.  See  Barrett,  W.  F.,  and 

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Gurney,  Hudson.  1775-1864. 

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Gurney,  John  Henry,  Jr.  1848 — .  Catalogue 

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Gurney,  Joseph  (Reporter).  1744-1815. 

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(Reporter).  Whole  proceedings  on  the 
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Gurney,  Matthew.  See  Gournay,  Sir  Mat¬ 
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Gussoni,  Andrea,  and  Nani,  Agostino.  Rela- 
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Gussoni,  Vincenzo.  1575-1653.  Due  dispacci 

14  pp.  (Barozzi,  N.,  and  Berchet,  G.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti, 
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Gussoni,  Vincenzo.  1588-1654.  Relazione 

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Gustafson,  Axel  Carl  Johan.  Circa  1847—. 

Prohibition  in  the  United  States.  16  pp.  (Contettip.  Rev • 
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Gustafson,  Mrs.  Zadel  Barnes  Buddington. 

1841  .  Nicaise  de  Keyser.  9  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  67, 
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Gustave;  ou,  le  Mauvais  sujet.  4v. in  1.  Kock, 
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Gustavus  I,  Vasa,  King  of  Sweden. 

Watson,  P.  B.  Swedish  Revolution  under 
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Gustavus  II,  Adolphus,  King  of  Sweden. 

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Gruen,  K.  T.  F.  Gustav  Adolf  und  Wallenstein. 
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Gutcli,  John  Mathew  (Ed.)  1776-1861. 

Lytell  geste  of  Robin  Hode,  with  other 
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See  also  Printing. 

Guthe,  Hermann.  1849 — .  Die  Siloahin- 

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Guthrie,  William.  1708-70. 

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Guttmami,  Oskar. 

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Gutuere.  11  cent.  Voyage  toward  Jerusalem, 

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■ -  Allen,  C.  G.  B.  Guyau:  Probl&mes  de  l’esthetique 

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Guyeisse,  Georges.  See  Guieysse,  G. 
Guyenne.  See  Guienne. 

Guylem,  de  Cervera.  See  Guillaume,  de  Cer- 
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Guy n.  See  Gwyn. 

Guynemer,  A.  Une  visite  au  canal  de  Suez. 

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Guyon,  Claude  Marie,  Ahb6.  1699-1771. 

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Guyon,  Mme.  Jeanne  Marie  Bouvier  de  la 

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See  also  tfcuietism. 

Guyot,  Arnold  Henry,  LL.  D.  (Ed. )  1807-84. 
Johnson’s  (revised)  universal  cyclopaedia. 
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Guyot,  Yves.  1843 — .  France  and  Boulangism. 

17  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  129,  1888,  p.  748.)— French  bud¬ 
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French  chamber.  13  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  18,  1885, 
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Guyot  de  Provins.  13  cent. 

Bis  jetzt  bekannte  dichtungen,  altfranzoe- 
sisch  und  in  deutscher  metrischer  ueberset- 
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See  also  London,  Charities. 

Guyse,  Jacques  de.  — 1399.  Annales  historiae 

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Guzman,  Capt.  Francisco  Antonio  de  Fuentes 
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Guzman,  Gaspar  de  Bracamonte  y,  Conde  de 
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Guzman,  Luis  de.  15  cent.  Carta  &  Mosse  Ar- 

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Guzman  de  Silva,  Diego  de.  16  cent. 

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Gwillim,  John.  John  Gwillim,  rouge  croix 

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G wilt,  Joseph  (TV. )  1784-1863. 

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Gwinner,  Wilhelm. 

Goethes  Faustidee,  nach  der  ursprueng- 
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Gwinnett,  Button.  Jones,  C.  C.,  Jr.  Button 
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Gwyn,  Francis.  Gatty,  C.  T.  Mr.  Francis 

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Gwyn.  See  also  Gwynn. 

Gwynedd,  Pa.  Jenkins,  H.  M.  The  name 

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- -  (Ed.)  Apocalypse  of  St.  John.  See  Bible, 

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Gwynn,  Nell.  See  Gwyn,  E. 

Gwynn,  Stephen.  Robert  Louis  Stevenson, 

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Gwynn.  See  also  Gwyn. 

Gwynnetli  Vaughan.  28  pp.  Lemon,  M. 

(Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  21.) 

GyfLa.  8  pp.  Kerslake,  T.  (Somersetshire 

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Gylden,  Johan  August  Hugo.  1841-96.  Theore- 

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See  also  Athletics.  —  Boxing.  —  Callisthenics.  — 
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—  Hygiene.  —  Physical  training.  —  Rowing.  — 
Sports.— Swimming.— Turners. 

Gymnemasaeure,  Ueber  die  wirkung  des  co¬ 
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Gymnosomata.  See  Pteropods. 

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+  20,038  =  113,340. 


